Sweep the fallen leaves slowly and retain the poetry of the city.

The guarding city poems are as follows:

It is a new urban management concept to slowly sweep the fallen leaves and preserve the poetry of the city, aiming at leaving the fallen leaves in place, making them a part of the urban landscape and adding poetry and beauty to the city.

The practice of this concept stems from the appreciation and protection of autumn leaves in some cities. In autumn, the leaves gradually turn yellow and red, and then fall down, forming a beautiful scenic line. However, traditional urban management methods often clean up these fallen leaves quickly, making the city look neat but lifeless.

The concept of slow sweeping of fallen leaves encourages city managers to leave fallen leaves in place and let them naturally rot in the city and become organic fertilizers. This practice not only retains the beauty of fallen leaves, but also provides nutrients for plants in the city, which is conducive to the ecological balance of the city.

In some cities, slowly cleaning fallen leaves has become a cultural activity. Invite citizens to participate in this activity. They can collect fallen leaves in designated areas and pile them in suitable places according to their own ideas. These piles of fallen leaves not only beautify the urban environment, but also provide citizens with an opportunity to show their individuality and creativity.

Sweep the fallen leaves slowly and retain the advantages of the poetic concept of the city;

1. Ecological protection: Slow defoliation cleaning is beneficial to the ecological balance of the city. Fallen leaves are a part of plants. When they fall to the ground, they will gradually rot and become organic fertilizers. This helps to increase soil fertility, promote plant growth and form a healthy ecosystem. In addition, fallen leaves can also provide habitats and food sources for wild animals, further enriching the biodiversity of the city.

2. Reduce noise and air pollution: Cleaning fallen leaves slowly can reduce noise and air pollution in cities. Leaves fall to the ground, which can absorb noise and reduce noise pollution. In addition, the decay process of leaves can absorb carbon dioxide in the air and release oxygen, which is helpful to improve air quality.

3. Economical and cost-effective: Although the slow sweeping of fallen leaves requires a certain cleaning cost, it can reduce the maintenance cost of the city. Traditionally, cities need to clean up fallen leaves and garbage regularly, but through the slow cleaning of fallen leaves, these fallen leaves can naturally rot and become organic fertilizer. This can not only reduce the cleaning cost, but also provide free fertilizer sources for plants.

4. Community participation and creativity: The slow defoliation provides opportunities for citizens to participate in urban management and creativity.