What do you mean, melted?

"Snow melting" means that snow begins to soften and melt into water after exposure to the sun or warm weather. In spring or hot summer, people may often hear this word. Melting snow also means that the temperature starts to rise and the weather starts to get warmer. For people, the melting of snow is not just a word, it means the arrival of spring, the revival of everything, and full of vitality.

In some areas where roads are closed by heavy snow, snow removal for passers-by is very important. Snow removal is convenient for people to travel, and it can also prevent the accumulation of snow from crushing houses or trees. After a period of snow removal, the warm sunshine finally melted the snow, and people with heavy burdens can breathe a sigh of relief. Those who work hard to cope with heavy snow and remove snow for communities and public facilities can also get social praise and thanks.

"Melting snow" has another meaning-everything ends and things return to their original owners. In winter, many trees and grasslands are covered with snow, but after the snow melts, new life begins to grow quietly. After the snow melted, signs of new life appeared on the sleeping land, which made people feel hope and comfort. This process also allows people to experience the infinite benefits and diversity of nature.