Green Olympics, start from me

The Olympic Games will be held in Beijing, China on August 8, 2008. What an exciting event! This is also the pride and pride of every Chinese person. As a young pioneer, I hope to do something for the Olympics. For this reason, I often dream of becoming an Olympic volunteer, to experience the Olympics, enter the Olympics, and serve the Olympics.

Although the reality makes my beautiful dream impossible, it does not affect my desire to contribute to the Olympics. What can a country's niche do for the Olympics? This problem has been plaguing me for a long time. Not long ago, I saw a report in the magazine "We Love Science": a plastic bag degraded for about 200-300 years. UNESCO has an image metaphor: if the plastic bags used by people every year cover the surface of the earth, it is enough to make the earth wear a few "white coats". Because, according to statistics, there are 100 billion plastic bags that have been discarded in the United States within one year. More seriously, animals eat plastic bags, and reports of animal deaths are often seen on television and newspapers because they cannot be digested in the body. No wonder plastic bags were rated as the worst invention of the 20th century. Yes, the environment in which we live is also endangered by “white pollution”. Spring should be a flower bloom, and the season of Wanmu spit green, due to “white pollution” on the treetops, above the ground, in the lawn, plastic everywhere. bag. Especially when it was windy, the plastic bags fluttered in the sky, and they rushed to the human body. I suddenly felt that starting from me, reducing the use of plastic bags, reducing "white pollution", making the Olympic green angels and environmental protection guards, isn't that the best way I can contribute to the "Green Olympics"?

Contributing to the Olympics is not only a slogan but also a responsibility and action. So I suggested to my mom and dad that I would go to the supermarket to shop or buy food in the market as little as possible and don't need plastic bags. My suggestion was immediately approved by my family. For this reason, my mother and I also made a shopping bag. Since then, every time I buy food or shopping at the mall, my family and I have brought bags or plastic bags that have been used and washed before. My behavior has also been praised by the supermarket salesperson Auntie...

I am proud of my actions, and I am more proud of the Green Olympics and can contribute to the blue sky, white clouds, green hills and green water in my hometown!

The Green Olympics starts with me, starts now, and starts from the little things around me.