Let the forest into the city and let the city embrace the forest

Let the forest into the city and let the city embrace the forest

With the increasing global climate change, energy-saving emission reduction and low-carbon ecology have become the only way for sustainable urban development. The forest has a strong and irreplaceable new function of vomiting, and the role of forests in the city is far more than green embellishment, purification of air and so on.

If you let the forest into the city, then the city can have fresh air, we breathe fresh air, and grow healthily. Human beings come from the forest, and humans cannot do without the forest. People in the city do not pay attention to the forest every day, causing the forest to be inconspicuous in the city. The forest will be farther and farther away from the city, and people in the city will not breathe fresh air and cause death. This way our descendants will not be able to survive in the city. In the wind and sand, people think of the forest; when the soil is lost, people think of the forest. We cannot do without forests, and forests cannot do without us. If the two can be together, then our world will be perfect. The forest provides us with fresh air and clean water. The irreplaceable role of the forest constitutes the natural barrier for human survival. "To build a green home together" is to unite the strength of the whole society, to participate in afforestation and greening, beautify our production and living environment, and realize the harmonious development between man and nature. Forests provide a “green impetus” for sustainable urban development. The forest can purify the polluted air into fresh air, which makes people feel refreshed and can make the weak people become energetic and powerful. Because people cut down trees and cause trees to gradually decrease, the air will be quickly polluted. We should act to protect trees from being felled. To achieve the goal of “letting the forest into the city”, it is necessary to let everyone act to achieve this goal. Forests and greens are symbols of life. Only when there are more forests and greens, our cities will be full of vitality. Although my ability is not big enough, I firmly believe that one day I will let the forest into the city. As long as we have a hopeful heart, we can make nature better and make the city a better place.

If you let the city embrace the forest. We can avoid the pollution of the city, we can not make garbage, harm toxic waste, we also need to use less plastic bags, because plastic bags can take hundreds of years to decompose. It will harm your body and will make the soil split. Sandstorms are most likely to occur in places where there is no forest. Once a dust storm enters the city, the garbage will fly over the city, making people feel upset and making it difficult for health workers to clean. What's even worse is that garbage is flying over the city. Some garbage with small sand is flying over the city. Unfortunately, the small sand falls and falls to the road. People are in the eyes, and the eyes of the passers-by will be very difficult. Even more irritating is the sandstorm and earth and stone flow, sandstorms and earth and stone flow will make the city engage in chickens and dogs. The city will receive great damage, so we must protect the forest so that there are trees in the city, and we cannot let the trees disappear. Otherwise, it will lead to many disasters. We should act to protect trees and everyone is responsible. This is the common responsibility of all of us. If we pay this responsibility, we can make nature better. We can play freely without being dusted by sandstorms and earthy streams.

In this theme of “Let the forest enter the city and let the city embrace the forest”, I understand the truth: we must pay attention to the forest and love nature so that it will not let the disaster into the city. This way we will not be entangled in disasters.

Let the forest into the city and let the city embrace the forest. We should act, and let the nature return to health before we cut the trees.

Fifth grade: Sun Xinxin