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In the first picture, a boy and a girl are planting trees together, contributing their humble share to preserve the eco-system from an early age. And we see a green city without smog in the next picture, where high-rise buildings peek out from thick branches. These scenes are really encouraging.  

The invaluable lesson we can draw from the pictures above is that we can improve the air quality we breathe everyday by taking concrete steps to advance the Green City movement. There is no arguing that smog is a problem that we can no longer ignore. But the question is how to fight it and what to do now. Instead of merely tracking smog indicators and complaining about PM2.5 levels on social media, we can make a difference collectively by doing simple things in our daily lives, such as making environmental-friendly choices while shopping and opting for public transportation when travelling. Smog is not built in a day and cannot be attributed to a single factor, so the process to get rid of it would also take time and require persistent efforts from both the public and the government. 

It may seem no account whether one person maintain a sustainable lifestyle, but we can gather support from all walks of life and create the synergy, then it will be only a matter of time that smog becomes a rare occurrence and is gradually forgotten as a dated concept. 

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     第一幅圖中，一對男孩和女孩正在合作種樹，從小就為保護生態(tài)系統(tǒng)盡綿薄之力。因此，我們在另一幅圖中看到一座沒有霧霾的綠色城市，高樓大廈從濃濃的綠蔭中探出頭來。這些場景真的令人鼓舞。

      我們能從圖中得到的寶貴教訓是，我們可以通過切實的行動，推動綠色城市運動，幫助提升空氣質(zhì)量。毋庸置疑，霧霾是我們不能再忽視的問題。但關鍵在于如何抗擊它，現(xiàn)在能做什么。與其僅僅是在社交媒體上跟蹤霧霾指數(shù)，抱怨PM2.5水平，我們可以通過在日常生活中的一些小事集體做出改變，比如說買東西時選擇環(huán)保商品，外出時選擇公共交通。正如霧霾不是一天形成的，也無法歸因于一個來源，消除霧霾的過程也會消耗時間，并需要來自公眾和政府的持續(xù)努力。

      也許一個人是否維持可持續(xù)的生活方式無足輕重，但我們可以聚集社會各界的支持，形成合力，然后隨著時間流逝霧霾定會變得少見并逐漸成為一個過時的概念。

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