Low-carbon life refers to a lifestyle with low emissions, low waste and low energy consumption. It mainly includes saving energy and reducing greenhouse gases, adopting economical, environmentally-friendly and healthy concepts and technologies, actively participating in reducing carbon emissions in life, work, travel and diet, and reducing the pressure on the environment.

The practice of low-carbon life can include the following aspects:

1. Saving energy: including saving electricity, controlling water resources and developing new energy sources.

2. Reduce energy consumption: For example, choose environmentally-friendly transportation, reduce bicycle and car trips, use public transportation or walk, and refuse over-packaging.

3. Reduce carbon emissions: Choose low-carbon products to reduce waste.

4. Green life: eat an environmentally friendly and low-carbon diet, shop environmentally, and reduce environmental damage.

Through low-carbon life, people can contribute to environmental protection and sustainable development. At the same time, low-carbon life can also promote the optimization and upgrading of traditional industries by promoting technological progress, and provide new impetus and opportunities for economic growth.