In this small town of 5,000 people, the bustle and prosperity of the past seem to be gradually gone. Once upon a time, the sound of fireworks and firecrackers in the New Year was a unique flavor of the town and a source of laughter for children. Today, however, this familiar voice has been replaced by a ban on fireworks, and the smell of the New Year is becoming more and more deserted.
In the town in my memory, every Spring Festival, every household will set off fireworks, and colorful fireworks bloom in the silent night sky, like a gorgeous rainbow. The deafening sound of firecrackers is like cheering for the arrival of the new year, and it also takes away the fatigue and haze of the old year. The children laughed and frolicked to the sound of firecrackers, and their faces were filled with happy smiles, as if the whole world was immersed in this joyful atmosphere.
Now, however, the smell of the New Year in the town is getting weaker and weaker. The ban on fireworks has made the otherwise lively Spring Festival much more deserted. Although there are still many people who set off some fireworks, it is already a sneaky act, and there is no freedom and joy in the past. Many families choose to forgo setting off fireworks because they fear penalties for violating the ban. This concern not only weakens the atmosphere of the New Year, but also makes people's hearts heavy.
It can't help but make people wonder, why is fireworks banned in the town? Is it for environmental protection, safety, or something else? Whatever the reason, we should find a balance between protecting the environment and maintaining safety, while allowing people to enjoy the joy and flavor of fireworks. Only in this way can we find that town full of laughter and laughter, and let the New Year's flavor warm everyone's hearts again.