Middle school student's full-mark composition - Super model

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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: One dandelion flower blooms and fades, and two seeds mature quickly. The dandelion mother says, "Children, you have grown up and have reached the age to propagate the species and have children. I don’t have much to give you, so I’ll give each of you a small umbrella, so you can go your own way, no matter where you end up!" Just as the mother finished speaking, a gentle breeze came, and the two brothers left the mother’s body without even saying goodbye. They drifted away, floating gently and aimlessly.
The older seed drifted and drifted, passing through cities, towns, famous mountains, and rivers, and landed under a camel thorn by the vast desert. It was happy because it thought this place could realize its dream of turning the desert into a green oasis. It waited and waited, and after half a month, it finally waited for the rain that would make it sprout and turn green. It drank the rainwater greedily, slowly absorbing the strength of life. But just as it was about to sprout its embryo, the rain stopped, the sky cleared, and drought followed. It had to shrink its body and focus all its energy on its heart.
"Child, are you new here? You don’t yet understand the special conditions here: persistent drought, with very little rain; even when it rains, it’s not much or for long. So, fate has placed us here, and it means we must break the norm, change our usual growth habits, and must sprout quickly, bloom quickly, and bear fruit quickly, completing our process of reproduction in a very short time."
"Who are you? How do you know all this?"
"I was also a dandelion seed, just here a few years earlier, and I’ve experienced it firsthand."
The older seed looked around and saw a dandelion nearby. Although its stem wasn’t strong, its fruits weren’t abundant, and it was even、 to the point where it seemed to have no vitality, yet it stubbornly held two or three small umbrellas on its head.
"Thank you for your guidance, I will do as you said," the older seed said sincerely.
Sure enough, another rainy season came, and the older seed, like the elder, quickly completed the process of reproduction.
The younger seed flew and flew, passing through forests, fields, lakes, and slopes, coming to a grassland and landing in the grass. After just one night, the next day it rained on the grassland. Soaked, its body swelled, and its heartbeat quickened. The desire to sprout and reproduce surrounded it. So, in a few days, it sprouted, took root, and grew tender leaves. When it was cold, the warm sun caressed it; when it was thirsty, the sweet rain nourished it; when it was hungry, the delicious fertilizer fed it—it grew healthily and vigorously. After about two and a half weeks, it shot up straight like an arrow, bloomed golden flowers, and bore abundant fruits. Like its mother, it prepared a small umbrella for each child to fly to the four corners of the world.
The new seeds by the younger seed matured. It looked at its children flying away one by one and suddenly remembered the older seed: "Where is my older brother? Did it also land on the grassland like me? Did it also have so many children so quickly?"