Every time I go back to my hometown, I get up early in the morning. The morning sun was slightly dewy and the cold was pressing, but I couldn't wait to go out, just to get back the memories of my childhood schooling.
As a child, going to school was a long journey. I have to walk a long way every day, and I have to get up when it's still dark in winter. At that time, I always didn't have time to wash my face, so I hurriedly set foot on the way to school. The cold wind is cold, and when I breathe, my nose hurts. Walking alone on the path outside the village, the mist was thick and covered everything like a light veil. The branches on both sides of the road are covered with frost and snow, crystal clear, and beautiful.
Now, I am back on this path, and my heart is full of emotion. Time flies, time flies, but everything here is still the same. The cold that once made me feel miserable has now become a precious memory. I felt the cold air, as if I had returned to that innocent era.
As I continued walking, I heard the chirping of birds in my ears. When I was a child, I always went to school with these cheerful songs, and they were my companions on the lonely road. Today, they are still here, as if welcoming me, a long-lost wanderer.
As we walked, the sun gradually rose and the fog gradually dissipated. I saw the outline of the village, I saw the familiar houses and fields. It's all so kind, and it fills my heart with warmth.
I know that time cannot be turned back, and childhood is gone. But these beautiful memories will remain in my heart forever. They are a testimony to my growth and the most precious treasure of my life.
I think that no matter how the years change, no matter how far I go, this place will always be my roots, and it will always be the destination of my soul. Every time I come back, I find that peace of mind and peace of mind.
I stopped, took a deep breath, and felt the scent of the land. Then, with a smile and a turn, I moved on with a lot of memories. I know that these memories will stay with me forever.