CCTV voiced: It's time for a complete ban on fireworks and firecrackers to end. Chinese have worked hard for a year and have the right to look up at fireworks.
It is very sensational, and it seems to be in line with public opinion. But I would like to say that I am against it.
There must have been a reason for this decision to ban fireworks in the first place. Isn't the reason for the ban valid?
I don't want to talk about this from the perspective of pollution and environmental protection. Just from the perspective of an ordinary citizen, I demand the right to sleep quietly.
Before the ban on firecrackers, from the thirtieth day of the Chinese New Year's Eve to the fifteenth Lantern Festival, my most troublesome sleep problem plagued me. There are too many firecrackers and too loud, day and night. Especially after everyone's living standards have improved, the technological level of firecrackers has also improved, and the earth-shattering roar of the drilling cannon hits people's hearts. There are also people who don't pay much attention to public morality, and set off firecrackers in the corridor, and every building is shaking, and the elderly at home can't stand it at all.
Now that she was yelling to let go, my mother began to worry.
Indeed, there are no fireworks during the Spring Festival, and the atmosphere of the New Year is lacking. But a one-size-fits-all liberalization is as inappropriate as a one-size-fits-all ban back then.
It is suggested that the empty countryside can be fully opened, firecrackers can be banned in the city, and fireworks can be released to a limited extent. Citizens are allowed to set off fireworks at designated places and at designated times. Forget about firecrackers, the noise pollution is too bad.