Chapter 44 Yuyu is so pitiful...
Su Xing colored and outlined the eight stick drawings, and finally completed more than half of the work.
She took out the toolbox at home and started processing the leftover board scraps.
She has to saw too large wooden boards into the size she needs, and some small wooden boards also need to be spliced together. Then she has to stick the canvas on the boards and nail the strips underneath. The workload is actually not small.
At first, she thought about painting directly on the wooden boards, but the boards had to be polished before they could be used. So she thought about it and decided to just use the canvas.
Now Su Xing has begun to appreciate the benefits of the strength points rewarded to her by the system!
Whether it's sawing wood boards or hammering nails, it's a piece of cake for her and she can do it easily!
When she finished all her work and packed up the tools and waste, she looked at the time and it was almost two o'clock in the morning!
Su Xing thought about it and took photos of each poster one by one.
Then wash up and go to bed.
Su Xing only slept for two hours and got up at four in the morning.
She packed herself up, put on her schoolbag, took a hammer, rope, tape and other items, and carried a few wooden boards and went out.
At this time, some breakfast shops are already open.
She went to a bun shop at the entrance of the community and ordered some porridge, buns, side dishes and other foods to fill her stomach first.
After leaving the steamed bun shop, Su Xing went straight to a large open-air parking lot not far from his home.
She chose a location and found the wooden board with a low-carbon and environmentally friendly poster on it.
"Ding, ding, ding, ding -"
She took a hammer and hammered it, nailing the wooden painting to the flower bed next to the parking lot entrance!
After doing all this, Su Xing let out a breath and prepared to go to the next place.
It was too early and there was no bus yet, so she took a taxi to the ten-mile long embankment green belt by the river.
After getting off the bus, Su Xing chose a seat and found a poster about protecting water resources.
"Ding, ding, ding, ding -"
She picked up the hammer and hit him again.
She nailed the posters on the riverside where there were usually many tourists.
Then Su Xing went to a large park...
She tied a poster advocating not to waste water to a pillar next to an open-air washbasin.
The reason she tied it was because the area around here was paved with tiles and she had no place to put the wooden sign.
In this way, Su Xing ran to eight places in a row in the morning and placed all the posters in the places she thought were appropriate!
Because the places she chose were all public places, she was afraid of causing disgust among some venue managers, so she taped a note with transparent tape behind the wooden board of each painting.
It says: "It is a personal act. If the site staff find it inappropriate, the poster can be taken away and disposed of. Of course, I still hope that the poster will be left behind. I hope more people will come together to protect the environment and pay attention to environmental protection."
After doing all this, Su Xing looked at the time and found that there were less than twenty minutes left before morning self-study!
She quickly took a taxi to school...
Oh! For senior high school students, it’s too hard to have classes on Saturdays as well!
But the teacher is grading papers today, so school should be over early in the afternoon, right?
……
A parking lot.
Some office workers who work under the 996 work system and those who plan to go out for a walk on their days off, when they go to pick up their cars, they find a very conspicuous poster next to the entrance of the parking lot.
The painting shows a severely polluted Earth in the future. Acid rain is falling in the gray sky. Vegetation is either half-dead or mutated. The glaciers in the Arctic and Antarctic have melted. Everyone wears a gas mask and lives on compound nutrient solution. The "iron boxes" running around and the "iron plates" flying in the sky are still emitting exhaust gas...
Some people were in a hurry to travel, and they glanced at the posters but did not stop, continued to get their cars, and drove away in a hurry.
Some people stopped to look at the poster for a few seconds, then curled their lips in disapproval and walked away.
There was also a group of people who were not in such a hurry to get to work. They stopped and looked at the poster carefully.
Greenhouse effect?
What causes acid rain?
Affects crop growth?
Cause respiratory diseases? !
Does the emission of automobile exhaust have such a great impact on environmental pollution? ?
"Forget it, forget it, I'll just walk to work today. It's not far anyway..."
"I'd better go get my bike. I'll go for a ride today and get some exercise."
"I'm not driving today. I'll just consider it as a contribution to improving the traffic environment..."
Of course, it is impossible for those who are influenced by low-carbon and environmentally friendly posters to give up driving from now on.
But they suddenly felt that if the distance was not so far and the time was not so urgent, it would be nice to walk or ride a bike occasionally.
I hope that with less exhaust emissions, the air quality will be better...
Isn't this also a way for them to do their bit to protect the environment?
The parking lot staff discovered the wooden sign when they were changing shifts.
They looked at the sign for a long time, and finally took photos of the poster and the note on the back of the wooden board, and sent them to their leader, asking him how to deal with it.
The leader looked at the photo for a while and replied: "It doesn't have much impact on us, so just leave it there for now."
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On the banks of Songjiang River, along the ten-mile long embankment, there are many people strolling and taking photos on weekends.
Some are locals, and some are tourists from other places.
This also attracted many small vendors to set up stalls on the river bank, some selling cold drinks, some selling toys such as bubble machines and balloons, and some selling various street snacks such as roasted sweet potatoes, roasted squid, roasted cold noodles, fried chicken strips, etc.
A young father was playing by the river with a little boy of five or six years old.
The little boy was attracted by the sweet aroma of roasted sweet potatoes. He stood in front of the roasted sweet potato stall, snorting and unable to move.
The boy’s father felt that his son’s greedy look was a bit unbearable, so he quickly bought two roasted sweet potatoes and took his son to the riverside to eat.
The father and son each had a roasted sweet potato, and the father finished it first.
He wanted to find a trash can to throw away the plastic bag containing the sweet potatoes. At this moment, a gust of wind blew and he lost his hold on the plastic bag. The bag was blown away by the wind and fell into the river.
Although the spot where it fell was not deep and could be reached with just a stretch of the hand, the boy's father was lazy and did not plan to pick it up.
At this time, the little boy swallowed the sweet potato in his mouth and said to his father: "Dad, please pick up the bag! Yuyu is so pitiful..."
The boy's father was stunned, "What?"
The little boy held a half baked sweet potato tightly in one of his chubby hands. He raised his other chubby hand and pointed at a wooden sign not far away. "Look, Dad! Yuyu is so pitiful!"
The boy's father looked in the direction his son's little hand was pointing and saw a colorful stick figure drawing.
The painting shows a big fish, and its body is divided into two pictures.
The beautiful fish tail swims in the blue sea, surrounded by many small fish, shrimps, shellfish, water plants and corals, presenting a vibrant marine ecological scene.
As for the other half of the fish head, only the bones were left. Tears were still flowing from the grayish-white fish eyes. The dark sea water was extremely turbid, and there were all kinds of garbage around, such as plastic bags, plastic bottles, and cans...