Willow trees in Beijing will be treated as "flying catkins". How did you spend the flying catkins?

As a northerner who lives not far from Beijing, he will encounter flying sheep in late spring and early summer every year, which is very annoying. When friends and family are together, they will also vomit. Who chose this tree species has affected people's life and mood too much.

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As the weather gets warmer, the flowers are red, the trees are green and the sun is shining. It was originally a good season to go out to play, and the annoying catkins made things worse. Lightweight fluff flies around and itches on the face. It is piled up in the corner of the windowsill and on both sides of the road, hanging on trees and flowers. This is a group of Mao Mao who can fly at the push of a button. When you sweep, you also fly around. When you open the window, it will stick to the window screen, which is difficult to handle.

Not only is it difficult to clean, but many people are allergic to flying flocs and their faces are red and itchy.

In order to avoid the danger of flying groups, I usually spend the flying groups in the following ways.

First, wear a mask and hat when going out to block the invasion of flying flocs through physical isolation.

Second, to reduce going out, some of my friends do the same. A friend's husband works in Beijing. She has been taking her children to work since she gave birth. Now children can walk. I wanted to go out to play more when they were not at work, but there were sheep flying everywhere. My husband is against taking my children out often, so I have to reduce outdoor activities.

The third is to open fewer windows. Even if you don't open the window, there will be sheep flying around at home, and I don't know how to fly into the house. There will not only be more fluffy fluff in the room, but also a layer of paste on the window screen, which looks dirty and difficult to clean.

I hope that our local area can also start the treatment of flying flocs as soon as possible, so as to avoid the harm of flying flocs.