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After the global COVID-19 epidemic fell, we were paralyzed, but they were carnival...

Since the outbreak of the new crown(COVID-19), mankind has not won. Most countries choose to disarm and coexist, even if the hidden dangers are staggering and the cost is staggering. And we are still struggling with the virus.What is poignant and unexpected is that when human beings are still in a chaotic and sluggish situation, the world has become extraordinarily beautiful because of our short absence.The more than two years that human beings have been stolen have also given nature the long-lost breathing freedom. According to statistics, during the epidemic, global carbon dioxide emissions fell by more than 6%, the largest reduction on record.


The water quality in various places has been significantly improved: the oxygen content of the Ganges River in India has increased by 80%, and the cleanliness of the Atlantic coast has been directly upgraded from poor to good.



For the first time in more than 30 years, residents of a small village on the Indian border saw the Himalayas 200 kilometers away, hidden by smog.



The "inaction" of human beings has instead made the world clear and quiet.

The BBC's documentary "The Year the Earth Changed" has been filmed since April 2020. It spans cities on 5 continents and records a world without human participation under the epidemic. What does it look like?



Although we have long known the burden that human beings have brought to the earth, but if you really open this documentary, you will still be shocked: the biggest cancer on the earth is actually ourselves. Just by reducing travel, nature can fix it to such an extent!

Not only human beings, but also the entire nature have been changed by the new crown COVID-19. The only difference is that this disaster for all mankind may be a long-lost gift for her.

Until the epidemic COVID-19, many migrant workers returned to the village. Under the initiative of nature conservation organizations, these idle laborers created a buffer zone between the village and the forest - planting fast-growing rice and grass for the elephants to eat.Sure enough, after eating the plants in the buffer zone, the elephants left quietly and politely, and never went to the village again. All they want is food and clothing overnight. When the villagers saw this scene, they couldn't help but remorse and moved:If we love elephants, elephants will love us too.We do not require everyone to love animals and nature, but at least they must be respectful.
Get rid of that arrogant and noble figure! Only in this way can all harmony be possible, and human development can have great hope.
 Please stop killing innocent animals that will not spread the new coronavirus at all.When planning the city, don't forget that humans are not the only ones living here. Don't let the bird standing on the concrete embankment, even drinking water becomes a luxury. This land should allow for the existence of biodiversity.
In fact, only the more complete the biological system, the less risk we face from wildlife-borne diseases.
Let's drop the arrogance and let's tinker and improve a little bit.
It is not the earth that needs to be rescued, but human beings.
Don't forget, this planet that has experienced volcanic eruptions, geological reconstructions, plate drift, sunspots, solar flares, magnetic pole reversals, comets, impacts, cosmic radiation, super fires, super floods, will not be finished.
It's going to end, it's just us.
You and I have never been the master and the only one in this world.