Night view of new york

Public utilities abroad are very cheap, such as factories, mines, companies, schools and so on. Basically, they buy a package from a water and electricity company, pay a certain fee, and have no restrictions on use.

Even for ordinary apartments, water charges are usually included in the rent. I know a person who doesn't ask someone to repair the broken faucet at home and let the water flow all the time. It's a pity.

As for the lighting of high-rise office buildings in new york, it should be required by the government, which is equivalent to the "shining project" of domestic urban construction and embellishes the night view of the city

For safety reasons, street lights, corridor lights and airplane lights on high buildings need to be turned on.