What does your courtyard look like in your mind Introduction.
It is said that the courtyard is the soul of a house, it reflects the taste and taste of the owner. I also believe that a beautiful courtyard can not only bring people visual enjoyment, but also make people feel the joy of life and the charm of nature. I have always dreamed that one day I can have a garden of my own, a garden where I can relax, communicate with the flowers and trees, and be accompanied by the singing of birds and flowers. In my mind, what should such a garden look like?
Body. First of all, the courtyard in my mind should be an organic ecosystem, not an artificial decoration. I don't like those that are deliberately trimmed and neatly marked.
1. Lack of vitality in the garden, I prefer those that grow naturally, are diverse, rich, and vibrant.
I want my garden to have all kinds of plants, tall trees, lush shrubs, gorgeous flowers, lush lawns, sprawling vines, flowing bamboo, fragrant herbs, fruit-bearing fruit trees, and vegetable gardens. I want my garden to have all kinds of animals, chirping birds, fluttering butterflies, jumping squirrels, buzzing bees, swimming fish, crawling snails, predatory spiders, pollinating hummingbirds, and peckering woodpeckers. I hope that in my courtyard, there are all kinds of elements, there are clear pools, there are flowing streams, there are water columns with fountains, there are stone bridges, there are wooden pavilions, there are wrought iron fences, there are ceramic flower pots, there are bamboo baskets, there are colorful lanterns, there are wind chimes. I hope that there are all kinds of styles in my courtyard, including Chinese classical, Western romantic, Japanese Zen, Thai tropical, British elegance, French refinement, Mediterranean brightness, Nordic simplicity, rural warmth, and modern fashion.
Secondly, the courtyard in my mind should be a fun and creative space, not a monotonous repetitive scene. I don't like the same, the uninspiring, the lack of personality, I prefer the one-of-a-kind.
2. Courtyards full of imagination and characteristics. I want my yard to have my own design, my own style, my own story, and my own emotions. I want my garden to have the colors I like, the shapes I like, the materials I like, and the atmosphere I like. I want my courtyard to have my collection, the crafts I make, the paintings I paint, and the poems I write. I hope that in my courtyard, there are moments of my memories, scenes that I am moved by, dreams that I long, and characters that I cherish.
Finally, I have in mind that the courtyard should be a useful functional area, not a useless ornament. I don't like gardens that waste space, resources, and time, and I prefer those that save space, resources, and time. I want my courtyard to have the functions I need, the facilities I need, the services I need, and the effects I need. I want my courtyard to have a place where I can rest, a place where I can play, a place where I can study, and a place where I can work. I want to have something in my yard that I can grow, something I can harvest, something I can make, something I can share. I want my yard to have air that I can purify, water that I can conserve, sunlight that I can use, and waste that I can recycle.
Epilogue. This is what I have in mind as a courtyard, an organic ecosystem, a fun and creative space, and a useful functional area. This kind of courtyard can not only satisfy my senses of sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste, but also satisfy my thinking, emotion, aesthetics and value. Such a courtyard not only reflects my taste and taste, but also reflects my philosophy and attitude. Such a garden not only allows me to enjoy the joy of life, but also allows me to take on the responsibility of life. This kind of courtyard is the courtyard of my dreams, and it is also the courtyard of my efforts. I believe that one day, I will have such a garden, a garden of my own, a garden that makes me happy.