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According to the Green Beijing Plan issued by the Beijing government on March 7th, the capital will devote itself to establishing standardized environmental standards for energy, transportation, construction, atmosphere and water resources in the next three years.

The plan aims to influence the areas that are most closely related to people. For example, by 20 12, the green area should reach per capita 15.5 square meters, and the city plans to open 500 bicycle rental stations to provide 20,000 bicycles. The first stop will be built in the central business district, such as Guanganmennei Street in Zhongguancun; Others will be launched in the heritage reserve.

The regulations or restrictions on bicycle lanes will be abolished, bicycle parking lots will be increased, and all main streets will have bicycle lanes. As for cars, the Traffic Management Bureau will set up a system to monitor street emissions.

Outside roads and at home, Beijing residents will continue to use gas and electricity, and will expand from cultural relics protection areas (which are more prone to fires) to the whole city.

Lang Hua is a middle-aged woman living in Xuanwu District. Her home is now heated by electricity instead of coal. She welcomed the policy of changing coal to electricity, saying, "This is safer and cleaner than before. My family and neighbors welcome this change. "