If there were sounds in winter Every winter, the unique sounds will echo in my memory.
It was the sound of a cold wind howling through the slightly desolate streets. The wind was constantly beating against the doors and windows, making a whimpering sound. Occasionally, you can hear the branches creaking in the wind, as if to tell people about their helplessness. However, in the midst of this biting cold, there is also a warm sound.
The sound of a roasting fire is unique in winter. When the weather gets colder, the family will light a fire in the living room or bedroom, filling the whole room with warmth. In addition to warmth, the stove also gives people a unique sense of security. When the wind outside the window is getting louder and stronger, just sitting next to the fire and listening to the crackling sound of the firewood burning can be reassuring and comfortable. And when the family sits around the fire, the laughter and warm atmosphere are even more unforgettable.
When I was a child, every winter, the most I looked forward to was snow. In the snow, different sounds intertwine to form a beautiful symphony. The sound of your feet stepping on the snow is so light that you feel like you have become a dancer, dancing on the snow. And when you breathe yourself, the exhaled white air will condense into small droplets in the air, and then quickly disappear. In the pure white world, this wonderful and unique sound always makes people feel peaceful and happy.
In winter, there is also a unique sound, and that is the sound of fireworks. When night falls and the neon lights on the streets begin to flicker, people gather in the open space to light fireworks and let the brilliant sparks bloom in the night sky. At that moment, the cheers of the people, the ** sound of fireworks and the sound of the wind were intertwined, forming a spectacular picture.
Of course, in addition to these specific sounds, there are other sounds that make winter feel warm and pleasant. For example, the noise of families gathering for a reunion dinner, the laughter of friends having a snowball fight, and the sound of people greeting each other as they walk down the street. These sounds, unique to winter, represent warmth, joy and reunion.
Thinking back to these sounds, I feel as if I have returned to those warm winter days. Although I have grown up now and left my hometown, I believe that those good memories and unique sounds will always remain in my memory and accompany me through every cold winter.