Yes, the arrangement is orderly, not at all messy. One or two, two or three new leaves will be pulled out from the alternate parts of each node, and these new leaves will appear silver under the sunshine after the rain. When I went to see it, I realized that it was a small drop of water playing with the sunshine. A breeze blew, bamboo leaves rustled, and the small water droplets on the leaves changed from a steady child to a naughty child rolling in its cradle, killing them.
One by one fell into the soil, and occasionally a few drops fell on my cheek, as if kissing my face, cool and comfortable. Then turn your eyes to the unremarkable ground, and you will be surprised to find that some sharp, green little things emerge from the ground. From a distance, you can't know what they are, but if you look closely, you will know that they are small bamboo shoots that broke out after the baptism of spring rain. One by one, they leaned out of their green heads and looked at everything around them curiously. Look at the indomitable bamboos beside them. They seem to have made up their minds. How spectacular and intoxicating the bamboo forest is after the rain. It is full of fresh air. The air is mixed with the fragrance of bamboo leaves and Koharu bamboo shoots. These scenes have thought-provoking and inspiring ideas. I am influenced by the spring in the town, and I like the bamboo forest after the spring rain in the town.