Have you noticed that there are more parks in cities these days? From " pocket parks" between communities to forest parks in the outer cities, local governments have been making efforts to make China' s cities greener.
. These leisure spaces open up forests so that visitors can walk through nature and get closer to wildlife. The city will build more than 50 woodland parks by 2025.
In some cities, more companies and universities have chosen to " open their gates" and share their greenery. For example, the Shanghai Research Institute of Sport Science opened its 1,000 km2 green land to the public. The park is joined by historical buildings in the area, . In Nanning, parks aren' t just used for leisure. For one thing, parks have become a place to spread intangible cultural heritage (非物质文化遗产) to the public. The People' s Park has held several shows for free. And these parks also welcome visitors to watch Nanning' s traditional Yong Opera. . That' s why the new Nanning Flowers Park provides several yards for playing ball games, and it often holds fitness activities.
Besides meeting people' s needs, . Take Beijing' s Central Green Forest Park as an example. The park has reached carbon-neutral (碳中和) since it was opened in 2020. This means that although the facilities (设施) lead to the increase of CO2 in the park, the plants there can take in more to make up. The park also fully reuses rainwater and creates green energy for the park.
. They meet people' s needs for a better living experience and are a people-centered idea that takes the form of an improved natural environment in all fields.
A. providing more space for tourists to have a rest
B. parks can also be good for the environment
C. helping people have more time to do exercise
D. People in China want more and more parks
E. As cities in China become greener, " park cities" are becoming a reality
F. For another, more local people choose to go to the park for exercise
G. From 2021 to 2022, Shanghai has turned 62 woodlands into leisure (休闲) spaces
