Look at the comic book "Civilization is only one step"

As long as everyone takes a small step, our living environment will become better and cleaner. Today, I watched an interesting comic book, "The Civilization is Only One Step." After reading it, I was deeply touched.

The general content in the comics is this: a female student and a male student are on the way out of school, suddenly seeing a lot of rubbish beside a trash can on the roadside! There was also an unpleasant smell of odor. The female classmate proposed to throw the garbage back into the trash, while the male student looked at the schoolbag of the female classmate. When the brainstormed, he took out the pen and paper from his bag and wrote it on the paper with the pen: Civilization only One step worse. The female classmates dumped the garbage outside the trash can one by one back into the trash. Finally, together they put a piece of paper with a “one step closer to civilization” on the trash can.

After reading this cartoon, I thought a lot. In real life, there are many people who don’t talk about civilization and destroy the environment. They throw trash at the trash can for the sake of convenience. Even some people are even more excessive. No matter if there is a trash can, you can use it anywhere. Throwing garbage. They have not thought about how much harm they have caused to the environment for the convenience of greed, and the garbage will also have an impact on health. Finally, it is also your own. In the society, there are not many people who can really do the same as two small classmates. Almost everyone has the bad habit of throwing rubbish beside the trash can. They don't know, in fact, civilization is only one step away from them.

After reading this cartoon, I understand the truth: we must protect the environment and learn from the two small students in the comic book.

Everyone takes a small step and our living environment will be better and cleaner! In the middle of the distribution, there was an unpleasant stench. The word is wrong.

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