A classic sentence praising the winter jasmine can be written as follows:

1. Facing the warm sun and blowing the warm wind, this delicate flower quietly responds to the warm sun, shyly spits out goose yellow, stretches out lingering and romance, and gives me a surprise of jumping.

2. The winter jasmine on the roadside is in full swing. You push and shove, and you are used to seeing the dusty earth and dead branches. At a glance, the clusters of delicate and charming golden yellow are like lively and pretty girls, dressed in festive costumes, which makes people's eyes shine and they are very affectionate. ?

3. Winter jasmine, like a small hexagon, shows a kind of boldness that despises the cold and laughs at adversity; Showing a valuable spirit of stepping on ice and lying on snow and going upstream.

4. Spring is coming, and the spring jasmine is spitting out strings of gold, just like a yellow fountain.

5. The leaves of the winter jasmine are green, and the green leaves are lined with yellow flowers. Although there is no big red and purple, there is no tall and straight body, but Huang Zirui and I look at the winter jasmine as if we saw a kind of beauty that others can't feel.

6. The winter jasmine begins to dance. It shakes from side to side, and the leaves flap like wings when they go up and down. This is the dance of spring.

7. Jasminum nudiflorum, like a soldier in a frosty day, is in bud in the frosty sky and in full bloom in the frozen snow. You, proud of frost and snow, cold ling drives alone.

8. From a distance, these patches of winter jasmine are just like golden waterfalls. Looking closer, the branches covered with small yellow flowers are bent down, which seems to be a golden belt and a dancer who is practicing the waist, which is particularly feminine.

9. I can't help shivering when I look at a winter jasmine with only a stamen standing, and a cold wind blows into my heart. A breeze fluttered on my face, so I watched helplessly as the weak and empty flower was cut off by the gentle wind.

1. Winter jasmine loves sunshine, so she lives in a sunny place. Its branches hang down long, and when the wind blows, it floats with the wind, which looks very soft. In fact, you can feel its wood is hard as long as you touch it.