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Trees have sentimental value for us. Today I want to talk about trees. I don’t know if people in other countries have same view but in China trees have sentimental value for us. It’s like one morning you get up early, you draw back your curtains and open your window. Your room is filled with brilliant sunshine and the tree is out there, like an angel. The fresh green jump into your sight, which will expel the last day’s unpleasant things from your mind and light the whole new day. Besides, there are other deep meanings about trees, one of my teacher has told me that a lot of Chinese people have gone abroad in the past few decades, but you can hardly find their tombs in the foreign land because they came back to their motherland when they were dying and this phenomenon is called “叶落归根”,which literally means the fallen leaves should return to their roots but now it means one’s old bones to be buried in one’s hometown. As for me, trees do have sentimental value, I want to plant a baby tree by my place, because most of trees live longer than humans. I want make the tree still being alive when I die, because may be my family and my friends will remember the time they spent with me when they see the beautiful tree.

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In China, trees have sentimental value for to us.

Today I want to talk about trees. I don’t know if people in other countries have the same view as the Chinese, but in China, trees have sentimental value for to us. It’s like one in the morning you get up early, you draw back your curtains and open your window. Your room is filled with brilliant sunshine and the a tree is out there, like an angel. The fresh green jumps into your sight  which will and expels all of yesterday's the last day’s unpleasant things from your mind and lights the a whole new day.

Besides Also, there are other deep meanings about trees, one of my teachers has told me that a lot of Chinese people have gone abroad to live in the past few decades, but that you can hardly find any of their tombs in the foreign lands because they came back home to their motherland when they were dying. This phenomenon is called “叶落归根,” which literally means, 'the fallen leaves should return to their roots' but now it means, 'one’s old bones to should be buried in one’s hometown.' As Personally for me, trees do have sentimental value. I want to plant a baby tree by near my place because most of trees live longer than humans. I want make the tree to still be ing alive when I die because maybe my family and my friends will remember the time they spent with me when they see the beautiful tree.


Thank you for writing this. I love learning about China and I love trees too. What type of tree do you want to plant?

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I'm glad to hear that. Thank you.:)
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what a beautiful and interesting reading! :)

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