Have the street lamps in the East China Sea been on for longer?

Maybe it's normal. I turned a blind eye to the street lamp problem. In the forum, it used to be the East China Sea.

"Street lamp" has been discussed many times, and the property has its own explanation, such as saving electricity. Owners are divided into two factions, and the reflection of living in the East China Sea is relatively strong. Some migratory birds are indifferent to this, while others hold a view similar to property. Personally, I think the street lamp timing switch is right, but when to turn it on and when to turn it off? It should be based on the season and the weather. Sometimes, we can see that the sky is bright and the street lamps are bright. On one occasion, Manager Qu and I went to pick up Longkou fans for a dinner party. As a result, the street lamp turned on before dawn, which happened to be discovered by Manager Qu. He immediately called the power station and criticized them. Speaking of street lamps and fans, many old netizens may remember an anecdote. I went home in the dark, but I couldn't find my home. I was anxious as hell. Uncle Fan reminds: I would like to remind the owners that they are new here and unfamiliar with the environment, especially when the street lamps are not electrified. You'd better prepare a small flashlight when you go out at night. In case we get embarrassed. Of course, it is also recommended that the property hang a schematic diagram at the entrance of the community and set up road signs at the intersection. Convenient to travel. This is an essential infrastructure for all communities in large and medium-sized cities. Since it is positioned as a tourist and holiday community, it is inevitable that there are no schematic diagrams and road signs. It is quiet here at night.