Tell the story of civilization and love for health

Not someone else's city (walking with civilization)

Cai xunjian

1984, my first business trip to Shanghai. On the bustling Nanjing Road, I was chased by an old lady and fined 50 cents for spitting in the street. I was embarrassed. On that day, I really "hated" Shanghai-such a big city that I was not allowed to spit everywhere; "I hate" the old lady who wears a red armband and speaks Shanghai dialect that she doesn't understand. She just "forced" me to take fifty cents out of my pocket reluctantly-then I could almost buy two bowls of "Yangchun noodles". The old lady also told me rudely that Shanghai is a city with a population of tens of millions. If you want to spit everywhere, it's not Shanghai but a sea of phlegm, so Anon is not just a fine, but a reminder. However, "A Nong" really has a good memory. In the future, I will often travel and walk in the city. My first concern is the garbage bins and trash cans on the roadside. The first thing that came to my mind was the more embarrassing and humiliating experience than being caught as a thief on Nanjing Road. It was a "humiliating" memory that happened in "someone else's city"

My town is a city surrounded by rural areas, with a maximum of 30,000 to 40,000 residents, and the urban area of Fiona Fang is only a few kilometers. In recent years, with the continuous investment of the county people's government in municipal construction, the county has become increasingly beautiful. The year before last, he was rated as a provincial civilized health county, saying that he should strive to be rated as a national civilized health county. A "urban-rural fringe" county, after entering the city, can let the peasant brothers consciously park their bicycles and motorcycles according to regulations; The horse that let the carriage into the city hangs a dung bag behind his ass; It is really surprising to let government officials wear the sign of "road inspector" to carry out civilized health inspection on street sections. But what surprised me more was the vision of city operators.

I have been fortunate enough to attend the meeting of creating a civilized and hygienic county for many times. This is a high-level meeting in a small town. Usually, all the main leaders of county committees, people's congresses, governments and CPPCC will attend. Once, the host of the conference told a short story at the meeting: a child was five years old. One day, he was eating on the balcony and the leftovers fell from the upstairs. As a result, the child was not only spanked by adults, but also sent downstairs to collect leftovers. Later, when children grow up, they form a good habit of being civilized and caring for hygiene: when walking in the street, they always wrap the leftover peel scraps in paper towels or food bags, and sometimes even put them in their pockets and throw them into the trash can when they are far away. The story is very ordinary and the meaning is self-evident. It clearly warns people that everything should be started from the source and education should be taught from an early age. Just as the host was talking, the conversation suddenly changed, saying that both city operators and citizens should feel at home in urban construction, build our city like their own home, and love our city like their own eyes. Don't think it's someone else's city. Everything has nothing to do with yourself. Iron camp, mobile soldiers. Our leaders may be transferred in three or five years, but urban construction should be based on the long-term; Our citizens get along with the city where they live. To create civilization, we must pay more attention to the present and look to the future, and we must not neglect it for a moment. To create a civilized and hygienic county, we must first establish the idea of "master". This is a "me" city, and everything starts with "me" ... When the host of the conference ended his speech, he got rid of a "burden": the child in the story is his son. And I also want to get rid of a "burden": the host is the county party secretary of the town.

An agricultural county, a county surrounded by rural areas, has a bright future and hope because of its pursuit. This hope was ignited by the profound and wise eyes of city operators. Lewis mumford, a famous American urban architect, said: "Cities are containers of culture." This sentence is profound, incisive and classic. But isn't the city a container of ideas for city operators and the general public? Facing the colorful city, someone once said with emotion, "Who wants to live in a city without tradition, honesty and childlike innocence?" And I want to say, who wants to live in an uncivilized and unhygienic city? Besides, this is really our own city!