At night, the sky is lit up by fireworks and the bright colors illuminate people's hearts. However, this moment, which was supposed to be full of joy, was weighed down by the New Year's ban on fireworks. The ban allowed Disney visitors to set off fireworks freely, while ordinary people could only sigh in await. This is the injustice of a happy hour, a reality that makes people wonder and helpless.
First, we're going to describe the fireworks show at Disneyland. Lights, music, fireworks, joyful crowds, all filled with laughter and happiness. And behind this bustling scene, Disney has a special right - they can set off fireworks freely. Disney guests were ecstatic to this privilege, and they were immersed in the splendor of the fireworks and enjoyed this one-of-a-kind fun.
However, when the camera pans to the windows of ordinary people's homes, we see a different picture. The expectant eyes of the children, the worries of the parents, the whole city is enveloped in a dull and oppressive atmosphere. The New Year's fireworks ban is like a cold hand that is choking the throat of the city. Although they couldn't set off the fireworks themselves, the people still looked up to the sky with anticipation, hoping to see the colors that belonged to them.
Fireworks during the New Year is an old tradition in the mainland for many years, there is no smell of fireworks, there is no New Year's flavor, the New Year is just a few days, why can't you give a few days of grace, this difference makes people feel speechless!
Both rich and poor should have the same right to joy. As a result, a discussion about the ban on fireworks in the New Year quietly unfolded in the community. Some support the ban as protecting the environment, while others argue that it should be lifted so that everyone can enjoy the same joy.
Hopefully, this year's New Year will lift the ban on fireworks. On this special New Year's night, the people are finally free to set off fireworks. At that moment, the fireworks in the sky lit up the whole city, and people laughed and enjoyed this long-lost joy. Behind this joy, however, we realize that happy times should belong to everyone, no matter where they are or who they are.
I hope that the relevant departments can listen more to the voices of the people, so that we can see a just society: both rich and poor enjoy the same rights and opportunities.
In this news, we not only see the injustice and helplessness of happy time, but also the efforts and perseverance we put in to pursue fairness and share joy. That's the message we want to convey to our readers – happy hour shouldn't be restricted and discriminated against, it should belong to everyone. We should work together to make this happy time!!