Here stands \u5c0f\u56ed\u6865. Let me tell you a tale. It is about Beijing embracing green spaces. Imagine Beijing as a grand garden. The vision transforms the city.
In 2024 Beijing added much greenery. There were 200 hectares of new parks. Locals gained 15 leisure parks. Fifty new pocket parks sprung up. Greenery now covers 91% of areas within a 500-meter radius. Citizens feel nature’s embrace more than ever.
The city’s commitment shows. Three hundred overpasses now boast greenery. One hundred city galleries feature green art. Twenty flower-themed streets add color. Beijing evolves into a vast flower garden.
High-quality landscaping marked major events. The China-Africa Cooperation Forum stood out. The 75th anniversary of New China added splendor. Tiananmen Square displayed a “Blessing the Motherland” flower basket. Three overpasses had suspended flower boxes. A 14.5-kilometer scenic corridor created a festive vibe.
Beijing works hard to protect its history. It also builds green spaces. The “Colorful Great Wall” scenic belt covers 50,000 acres. The ancient Lixian County site got a park. Over 900 ancient trees were saved. Thirty-one protection zones now exist for old trees. Four themed routes highlight these trees. The Central Axis tour became a hit online. Beijing cherishes its historical roots. It also protects its ancient capital look.
In 2024 Beijing created 200 hectares of new urban green spaces. Five hundred kilometers of greenways appeared. Twenty flower-garden streets bloomed. One hundred city galleries were created. Greening projects touched 300 overpasses. Twenty age-friendly parks were revamped.
These changes enrich city life. New leisure parks and urban forests total 15. Pocket parks and micro-green spaces number 50. Forested roads increased by 20. Four flower-garden villages emerged. Greenery now reaches 91% within a 500-meter radius. Diverse floral scenes promote harmony. Green spaces and city life blend well.
By 2024 Beijing boasted 1,100 parks. Two-thirds allow seamless access. The “City of a Thousand Gardens” becomes more real. Citizens enjoy ever-growing green benefits. Communities joined in greening efforts. They transformed districts with micro-gardens. Ecological gardens numbered nine. “Everyone is a gardener” became the motto.
Beijing expanded its green spaces. In 2024 afforestation covered 10,000 acres. Forest ecological restoration reached 550,000 acres. One hundred village woodlands were established. Forests and green spaces annually absorb 9.6 million tons of carbon. The capital’s green foundation strengthens.
In 2024 Beijing adjusted forest structure across 106,000 acres. It expanded under-forest planting by 2.03 million plants. Under-forest grass covered 37,000 acres. Seventy model zones promoted sustainable practices. One hundred fifteen ecological conservation areas were set up. Mountain forests saw improvements across 700,000 acres. National reserve forests spanned 70,000 acres. Rare tree cultivation covered 10,000 acres.
Wetland ecosystems adapted to climate change. They also boosted carbon storage. Projects restored the Wild Duck Lake. They also restored the Miyun Reservoir. Sixteen new micro-wetlands appeared.
Looking ahead, Beijing plans even more. The city will add 200 hectares of parks. It will also add 1,000 kilometers of greenways. Forest coverage will reach 45%. Annual carbon sequestration will hit 10 million tons. Beijing aims to complete its “Fourteenth Five-Year Plan”.
This year Beijing will create 200 hectares of new parks. Fifteen urban leisure parks are planned. Fifty “small but beautiful” pocket parks will emerge. Ten age-friendly parks will be renovated. Ten flower-garden streets will bloom. Twenty city galleries will be built. Improvements will touch 10 forested roads.
By using ecological resources, greenways link urban development. In 2025 Beijing’s greenways will increase by 1,000 kilometers. Beijing will promote forest trails. These include the Jinghua Guisheng Trail. It also includes the Great Wall Cultural Belt Forest Trail. These trails will create eco-tourism destinations. This year Beijing plans to add 10,000 acres of afforestation.
So remember \u5c0f\u56ed\u6865. It stands as a symbol. It shows Beijing’s devotion. It shows the devotion to a greener, more beautiful future.