Chapter 52 that illusory gesture

Although, I rarely use two bowls for things that can be done with one bowl.But what I want to emphasize is that I have to use two bowls to refresh, and I don't hesitate to use it. The word "environmental protection" is very important to me, but I often feel that the so-called "environmental protection of food" I hear many times is just a paradox, such as not eating beef to reduce carbon emissions.How much beef does the average person eat in a day, can the saved carbon be offset by turning on the air conditioner all night last night?Those who put forward this theory must be full first of all, but for some people it is not necessarily - they are not even full of sweet potatoes.

To protect the environment, first of all, it is better to ensure the basic quality of life. Therefore, I prefer to do some small things to protect the environment.Recently, I bought a set of environmentally friendly chopsticks imported from Japan. They are cute in color and feel good in the hand. They are folded and put in a small piece in the bag. At least they are not like some Atubo style stainless steel chopsticks that hinder my fashion.Every time I eat out, I take it out slowly, not looking at those ugly and cheap disposable chopsticks on the table, and I am very open-minded. I once heard from a friend that she once worked as a volunteer for a local educational institution, and her responsibility was to lead a group of children from the mountainous areas of Guangxi to visit Guangzhou, including accompanying them to dinner.She said: "At the dinner table, I only saw a group of hungry wolves grabbing food, with their mouths in their mouths and bowls, but they still stood up and continued to grab food." Naturally, children of seven or eight years old cannot compete with those of fifteen or sixteen years old. Big kid, it hurts her heart to look at it.As soon as the second meal was on the table, she said, no one is allowed to stand up, and I will share it, which finally solved the problem.In the end, she said with emotion that it was the first time she deeply realized that there are still many people who are not full, and their thirst for food is like that of animals.

After hearing this story, our friends are also very sad. Now we pack leftovers everywhere we go, and we feel that it is a sin to waste a grain of rice.Every time I go home with leftovers for supper, I feel nothing to be ashamed of. Compared with the person who sits in an 18-degree air-conditioned room every day and looks like an environmental fighter, I have done at least one step more.Perhaps these are nothing to the earth at all, and they are nothing compared to making up for an unscrupulous masterpiece by a big factory that makes up for the madness, but every time I do this, I feel an inexplicable sense of joy in my heart.

Basically, I feel that I live a fairly low-carbon life.Everything is always based on the premise of not disturbing others and the world.For example, a piece of white paper, printing on the front and printing on the back, recycling, this is just the basic practice.After printing both the front and back sides, I will sort out the ones that have passed through my hands, and pick out the ones with more blank spaces to make draft paper.For the rest of the densely packed ones, half of them were used by interns to cut them to a suitable size, specially used to paste invoices, and the other half were shredded by a paper shredder, and used for the little rabbits in the editorial department to make diapers, or to send When express delivery, it is stuffed in the gap of the box for cushioning.Basically, I never throw away the whole stack of A4 paper that has passed my hand.People who casually say "I'll give you a rough sketch and that's it" then inadvertently pull out a stack of blank A4 paper and start drawing, and change the paper after a few more strokes - my heart really breaks One place!In contrast, the stack of papers on my desk is always balanced in and out.

This can be regarded as an attitude towards life, but it does not have so many "×× doctrines" or "×× propositions", it is just doing things in life that make my heart feel a little more comfortable.The paper towels that have only been used a little, but are actually clean, will be wiped with water or dust before throwing them into the trash can; when taking the subway, always pay attention to whether your hands and feet are blocking the way of others, At the same time, I try not to touch others by controlling my body; I always put the wet umbrella in front of my body in rainy days, and I will not suddenly stretch it out and shake it, splashing water on the face of the friend behind me.

I think people always have to set up such and other checkpoints for themselves. Even if they don't have faith, they must have their own creed.In this way, life will have a more RPG (role-playing game) sense of adventure.This is the attitude of being a human being that I have never given up. It is not worth a dime, but it makes me comfortable.