讀後心得

As the Qingming Festival approaches, many people are worried about the surge in traffic during the holiday for returning home, so they choose to visit the graves early. A netizen posted a question on a forum, wanting to know if others go to pay respects at the end of March or if they wait until the day of the Qingming Festival, sparking lively discussions. Many netizens shared their reasons for visiting the graves early, believing that it can help avoid crowds and also fit in with travel plans. At the same time, the fire department reminded people to pay attention to environmental protection during grave visits, suggesting not to use open flames and to properly dispose of any waste generated.

The Qingming Festival is approaching, and many citizens are concerned that there will be heavy traffic returning home during the long holiday, so they choose to visit graves in advance. A netizen posted on a forum asking others whether they would start visiting graves at the end of March or wait until the day of the Qingming Festival, which sparked lively discussions.

Many netizens expressed that they would visit graves early to avoid the crowds. Previously, everyone chose to visit graves on the day of the Qingming Festival, but now many people opt to take action earlier. Some netizens mentioned: "In the past, everyone would go on Qingming Festival, but now people have become smarter and don't want to be stuck in traffic, so they plan ahead," "Visiting graves one to two weeks before Qingming Festival is fine; what matters is to remember our ancestors," "To accommodate elders living in other places, we usually go a week in advance," "Considering the demand for travel during the long holiday, many also choose to pay respects early," "I’ll go in early March for easier parking and a quieter environment," "I’ll go in the last two weeks to avoid the crowds."

Moreover, to prevent the risk of fires at grave sites, the Fire Department urges, "Do not use fire sources while visiting graves to ensure environmental protection and safety":

• Do not use fire for weeding: Bring garbage bags and collect weeds for centralized disposal after pulling them out.
• For burning paper money, choose environmentally friendly worship methods, such as "offering services instead of money" or "using rice instead of money." If burning paper money is necessary, please use the centralized burning service provided by the environmental protection bureau.
• Do not set off firecrackers: Use a mobile phone to play the sound of firecrackers or use LED light candles as substitutes, and avoid lighting incense altars.
• Properly dispose of cigarette butts: Used cigarette butts must be extinguished before being placed in trash bins and should not be discarded carelessly.
• Take trash with you: Any garbage produced after visiting graves should be packed and taken away for disposal by environmental units to maintain a clean environment.