The long-awaited Wujin Daily Young Journalist activity is finally here!
At noon, Chen Zirui, Xu Chenchen, Yang Ziqi and other classmates from other classes went to the place we had arranged in advance. Take the bus to visit Greenhe Environmental Protection Building and Jiangsu Green Building Expo Park. Accompanied by the laughter of people along the way, we first came to the Greenhe environmentally friendly building.
After arriving at the destination, we scrambled to get off the bus. The teacher led the students to a small classroom, and then divided the students into two groups and took turns to visit. The teacher first led our group to visit a huge factory. As soon as we entered the gate, I was startled by the loud "rumbling" sound inside. Even the floor began to shake. It felt like It's like the end of the world is coming. When we walked into the factory, I was completely shocked by the scene in front of me. There were actually more than a dozen "hands" constantly moving among the gravel in the conveyor belt. I was really worried about the safety of these "hands". But our worries are unnecessary. Those non-stop "hands" are mechanical hands. They sort some discarded plastics, mixed soil, steel bars, wood, etc. into different containers around them with such precision that no garbage can be seen outside the containers.
After the visit, our group returned to the small classroom and another group of students visited. In the small classroom, the teacher played a short video for us, which made me understand the important principle that precipitation can penetrate into the soil through sidewalks and roads. When water resources are scarce, they can fill the soil with water through evaporation. Some students didn't believe it, so the teacher gave us a small experiment: pour water on the stone slabs prepared in advance. Sure enough, after a while, the water disappeared completely, leaving no traces. Down.
After that, we visited the Jiangsu Green Building Expo Park. What I admire most here is the huge villa built from more than a hundred shipping containers of various sizes, and it only took two months to build it.
The happy time is always so short, and then we took the bus and went back happily.