If you usually pay attention to latest news, you’d know that a new regulation came out requiring everyone should sort garbage and over twenty cities have started doing so since October 1st，2019.The law makes it clear that people ought to divide rubbish into four categories: recyclable, harmful, dry and wet rubbish. If people fail to sort garbage, they will be fined up to two hundred yuan.
However, although the laws are made to push people to sort rubbish, it is still a big problem. A recent survey revealed that only thirty percent of participants make sure that they sort the trash properly and thoroughly.
Apart from China, many other countries have similar laws of sorting garbage. For example, in Japan, if you don’t sort rubbish, you will be fined a large sum of money or you will even be under arrest.In a word, to make our motherland more gorgeous. let’s start it at once and share the ideas with others.
如果你經常關注最新消息，你就知(zhī)道，一(yī)項新的規定出台，要求每個人都要分(fēn)類垃圾，自2019年10月1日起，已有20多個城市開(kāi)始分(fēn)類。法律明确規定，人們應當将垃圾分(fēn)爲四類：可回收垃圾、有害垃圾、幹垃圾和濕垃圾。如果人們不分(fēn)類垃圾，他們将被罰款200元。
然而，盡管明文規定要人們分(fēn)類垃圾，但這仍然是一(yī)個大(dà)問題。最近一(yī)項調查顯示，隻有百分(fēn)之三十的參與者确保他們對垃圾分(fēn)類的正确和徹底。除了中(zhōng)國，其他許多國家也有類似的垃圾分(fēn)類法。例如在日本，如果你不分(fēn)類垃圾，你将被罰款一(yī)大(dà)筆錢，甚至被逮捕。
總之，爲了讓我(wǒ)(wǒ)們的祖國更加美好，讓我(wǒ)(wǒ)們馬上行動，并與其他人分(fēn)享垃圾分(fēn)類知(zhī)識。
（指導老師 張麗）
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