Although the state has not completely liberalized the use of fireworks and firecrackers, it stipulates that urban areas must be limited to specific areas. However, from rural areas to cities and counties, from Chinese New Year's Eve to the first day of the Lunar New Year, firecrackers are everywhere

Although the state has not completely liberalized the use of fireworks and firecrackers, it stipulates that urban areas must be limited to specific areas. However, from the countryside to cities and counties, from Chinese New Year's Eve to the first day of the new year, firecrackers roared everywhere, and the sky was filled with the smell of fireworks on Chinese New Year's Eve.

Although people complain about the air pollution caused by fireworks, they also feel that this is the atmosphere that the Chinese New Year should have. After all, after banning fireworks and firecrackers four or five years ago, the flavor of the New Year returned to the traditional Spring Festival and became a "symphony" that sounded in people's ears during the New Year.

There are two sides to everything, and setting off fireworks does bring out the atmosphere of the New Year, but it is also inevitable that air pollution will occur. The traditional custom of setting off fireworks and firecrackers for the New Year has a history of nearly 2,000 years, and it is not a ban on a sentence and a regulation to this day.

However, the government should also be indispensable to guide residents to set off fireworks safely and civilly, and to set off fireworks regularly in designated areas. After all, the importance of fresh air to people's lives is self-evident, and how to balance it depends on the wisdom of the government. What is your point of view on this year's New Year's fireworks? Welcome to leave a comment in the comment area to share!