Xiangyang trees have been sawed for decades because of road construction, and neighbors say it is a pity. Is there a way to kill two birds with one stone?

There is a way to kill two birds with one stone.

The trees in Xiangyang for decades have been sawed off for road construction, and the surrounding residents are shouting, but they all feel particularly distressed. Many people around grew up with these trees. They think there is a way to kill two birds with one stone, and these trees that have been growing for decades should be transplanted to the new roadside. This can not only keep these trees, but also green the environment and purify the air, killing two birds with one stone.

Although it is too simple for the surrounding residents to have the best of both worlds, which requires a lot of manpower and material resources and strict design planning, the relevant departments should also see that it only takes a few minutes to cut down these big trees that have grown for decades or even hundreds of years, but it takes a long time to re-cultivate such big trees. If we can keep these big trees, it would be great to keep people's memories. Don't handle the work simply and rudely.

As can be seen from the videos taken by relevant personnel, these trees are several feet high, and the jade is in a hurry and full of vitality, so it is used by workers along the line. After the saw collapsed, these builders saw the big tree into pieces with a saw, which looked particularly distressed. Many people feel that it is a great pity that their uncles who grew up together are gone. They think that the relevant departments should find a way to kill two birds with one stone and dispose of these ancient uncles reasonably, instead of cutting them down at will.

It is not easy for these big trees to grow up, and it takes a long time. These big trees have deep feelings. It is the bearing of history and a beautiful memory of people. It's a pity to get rid of them directly. Relevant departments should invite experts to design and transplant these ancient trees to new places, so that they can continue to grow and provide shade for people. These ancient trees, which have grown for decades and hundreds of years, will not lose their green color in the environment. When planning road construction, local highway departments should first consider the problems of these ancient trees. They should not be cut down simply and rudely, but should be disposed of reasonably and correctly.