Roses are beautiful, but I love the unnoticed banana trees more | Suzhou Art Garden

This is not my first time to the Art Garden, it's small and not crowded in my memory. This time, I expected it to be crowded, but I didn't expect it to be this crowded. The roses at the entrance were in full bloom, surrounded by a sea of people. Even when it was close to closing time, the crowd only slightly decreased. If everyone loves it, even if I originally loved it very much, it seems to become less likable, like a carefully guarded secret being torn open and suddenly occupied, inadvertently disturbed. Banana trees, my favorite lush green, rarely attract attention, there is a kind of surprise of accidental encounter. The various postures of curling and looking up, large patches, set off against the flower window and white wall, are all good-looking. The cat I met when I turned the corner and looked up, before I could see a cat face clearly, it turned around with its tail high and went to the other side of the eaves. After a few steps, I didn't expect to see it again. Its round body crossed the ridge of the roof, looking both funny and hardworking. I meowed twice, it turned its head back, its eyes were provocative and fierce, as if saying: 'Stupid humans, what are you looking at, haven't you seen a cat climb a wall?'