Hangzhou will implement the regulation of "households demolishing trash cans". I think this practice will make passers-by unable to find a place to throw garbage. When we walk outside, we are used to throwing garbage into the trash can. Now that the trash can has been moved, where should we throw the garbage? Will it cause littering everywhere?

The city appearance and environmental protection center of Hangzhou Urban Management Bureau issued this policy to promote garbage sorting, and this original intention is good. But it will bring great trouble to the citizens who travel. For example, it is impossible to carry garbage bags all the time. If you can't find the trash can all the time, do you want to carry it with you all the time?

In case you have to go to some important occasions, it is impossible to bring a garbage bag to the meeting for business, isn't it? In this case, garbage bags may be thrown on the roadside. Therefore, it is obviously to promote garbage sorting, which may also affect the city appearance and sanitation. Therefore, the implementation of this policy needs time to promote and publicize.

The implementation of this policy also requires citizens to be self-disciplined, fair-minded and civilized, and to consciously abide by health laws and regulations. I personally suggest that the implementation of this policy should not be across the board, but should be slowed down. In a tourist city like Hangzhou, there are many tourists every year and the health problems are very serious. If there is no trash can, will important scenic spots such as the West Lake be full of garbage? At the same time it will increase the workload of sanitation workers.

Garbage classification is imperative, but how to promote it better is something worthy of our consideration.