Someone wastes food and asks for a way to solve the crime5

The students eat almost all three meals a day in the cafeteria, which also gave me a taste of the shocking phenomenon of waste. Since elementary school, I will recite "hoeing day in the afternoon, sweat drops into the soil." Who knows that Chinese food is hard work. "But every time I waste food, I seem to forget about it.

We have seen that many students have thrown half of their meals on the table, and some have even eaten only a little. Then the waiter collected them and threw them into the bucket, and finally the leftovers were thrown away, along with some other messes, and the peasants had worked so hard to get what they had worked so hard to get ended up in this way, and it was a great waste, not to forget, that there were still many, many people in the country who were struggling to die because of hunger.

Some students will say that the food made in the canteen is not delicious, and what can be done if you don't throw it away, the author has also encountered such a situation, the food you bought can not be said to be extremely unpalatable, but it is really not in line with the taste, you can't eat it, and you can only throw it away helplessly. In this case, both the school cafeteria and the students need to work together, and the students should buy meals that suit their tastes, and not buy more. This is easy to do, because you know what you like to eat and how much you eat, but you will always be deceived by the superficial appearance of some meals, so you need the canteen to ensure the quality of the food, so that it looks delicious and is indeed delicious.

Sometimes the canteen opens a first-class food window in order to take care of some poor students, which is very good, but it is more important to ensure the quality, or the food you buy is cheap but you can't eat it, which is not a bigger waste.

The matter is already big, so I can only let the teacher solve it peacefully, and let the classmate take the initiative to talk to the teacher after class, but the teacher must not scold too seriously.

Some students should see it, and if the students don't have a chance to discuss it (to avoid accidental injury), let's vote by secret ballot.

Who knows that Chinese food is hard work.

The sun rises, and the sun rests. Dig wells and drink, plough fields and eat.

In the afternoon of hoeing day, sweat drops into the soil. Who knows that the Chinese food on the plate is all bitter.

Please don't waste food, we won't be able to survive without it.

In the afternoon of hoeing day, sweat drops into the soil.

This behavior of yours is shameful.

Please don't waste any more food, rice is planted by the farmer's uncle, if you waste food, you will waste the farmer's uncle's hard work.

On the afternoon of hoeing day, every grain is hard.

Who knows that Chinese food is hard work.

In the afternoon of hoeing day, sweat drops into the soil. Who knows that Chinese food is hard work. (Seeking adoption).

You should cherish food, just like a grain of rice is the fruit of a farmer's hard work for many days.

Don't waste food, it's not right to waste food. The farmer uncles ploughed, sowed, harvested, and worked very hard to grow that grain, and we can't waste it.

Who knows that Chinese food is hard work.

In the afternoon of hoeing day, sweat drops into the soil.

It should be: on the afternoon of hoeing day, sweat drops of grass into the soil, who knows that the Chinese food on the plate is hard work!

1. You can do less at home and try not to waste. Second, put it next to the garbage for wild dogs and wild cats to eat, if it is more difficult to manage urbanization. Three, rice can be fed to birds and fish Fourth, or the restaurant which specializes in collecting leftovers and raising pigs View the original post

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