The three dirtiest cities in the world, which ones do you know?

With the development of the economy, we can also see that the current social security is getting better and better, and the social environment is also changing with each passing day. I also want to build my own city more beautifully, so it is also a focus of great concern for the environment in the city, and I will also think about better education in some policies or to improve the quality of citizens. In this way, the whole city can be made more beautiful, and everyone can work together to create a better living environment.

But I didn't expect that there are still some cities in the world, they are particularly dirty and messy, and some are even the capital of a country. Why do cities like this remain particularly dirty? The three dirtiest cities in the world, including a city in China, are first and third in a city located in the southwest of Shanxi, China, called Linfen.

Listening to the name, it seems to be a very ancient city, but I didn't expect that in such a place as the birthplace of the Chinese nation, it has become one of the dirtiest cities in the world. Mainly because the local coal resources are relatively rich, so it also brings great business opportunities to the city, and some people also want to dig coal in this area, which can also bring great economic help.

But it is true that these resources through coal have brought a certain degree of help to the city, but at the same time, it has also brought a big pollution problem. Coal mines like this have also caused many local residents to have some physical conditions that bring some harm. In second place is Milan in Italy, I didn't expect everyone to be a little shocked when they saw this city, because everyone would think that Milan is a very fashionable city in their minds.

Everyone has heard of Milan Fashion Week, so why would such an artsy place become a dirty city? Moreover, this city also gathers a lot of famous brands or luxury brands, such as Armani and Prada, which are all established in this city, so you can feel that this city is a very cultural and artistic place.

However, the main reason is that the number of cars in the city is too large, so the local environment is not particularly good, and the car exhaust pollution is very serious. In addition, the first place New Delhi, this area is also in India, many people have heard a little about some ** or some news, New Delhi is indeed the dirtiest capital in the world. Its waste can reach 10 storeys, mainly because there is no good solution for the local garbage disposal.

The first to bear the brunt is Mumbai, because there are too many poor people and they are very backward, and the garbage is very dirty everywhere; The second is New Delhi, which is famous for its Ganges water, and people are notorious for doing everything in it; Then there's Linfen, because he's been producing coal for a long time, and the whole city has been polluted with coal ash.

Cities with poor environmental conditions include New Delhi in India, which emits odors due to garbage dumping, Mumbai, which is the most polluted city, and then Linfen in China, which does not pay attention to sanitation management.

New Delhi, the capital of India, Shanxi, Italy. A clean and tidy city can make people feel very comfortable, give a good impression to tourists who come to visit, and thus drive the development of the local area. And in a city with a dirty environment and a high degree of pollution, the health of residents cannot be guaranteed, let alone happiness.

Xiamen, a modern international port scenic tourist city, has the "Oriental Hawaii". The streets here are clean and free of garbage. The air quality in Xiamen is very good.

It has always been an important port on the southeast coast of China, with a suitable climate, flourishing flowers and trees all year round, warm in winter and cool in summer, one of the best environments in the country.

Dalian is an important economic, port, industrial and tourist city on the east coast of China. Dalian has an excellent environment and has the reputation of "Pearl of the North". Dalian also enjoys the honors of China's Best Tourism City, National Environmental Protection City and International Garden City.

Dalian is a famous summer resort and tourist hotspot city in China, surrounded by mountains and seas, with pleasant climate and beautiful environment. It is the window of Northeast China's opening up and the largest port city.

Weihai, a prefecture-level city in Shandong Province. It is rich in tourism resources and is a resort for tourism and summer retreat. Weihai has been on the list of sanitary cities in China many times, and it deserves the title of "cleanest city".

As a coastal city, the urban environment is very good, and one of the reasons why it appears as the "most suitable city for retirement" all year round.

Zhuhai, a prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province, is the city with the largest ocean area, the most islands and the longest coastline in the Pearl River Delta. Zhuhai is the only city in China that has been selected as one of the "Top 40 National Tourist Resorts" for its overall urban landscape.

The streets of Zhuhai are very clean, and you can sit on the stools in any place without wiping them with paper towels. Clean streets, fresh air, comfortable for everyone.

1. Calgary, Canada.

Calgary, Canada is a city located in Alberta, Canada, which is consistently ranked as one of the cleanest cities in the world. Alberta's green initiative, Too Good to Waste, began in 2007 to reduce the amount of waste from landfills.

2. Copenhagen, Denmark.

Copenhagen (Denmark) is considered one of the greenest cities in the world. Copenhagen** invests in projects to maintain water quality and reduce air and water pollution. The water around the port is very clean.

The City of Copenhagen has also taken a number of measures to reduce littering, as well as initiatives to reduce waste management and **. Buses are being transformed into electric cars, while more modes of travel are being switched to cycling.

Singapore is one of the cleanest cities in Asia and one of the most stringent in enforcing cleanliness guidelines. For example, Singapore** can charge a fee to people who spit in public places. Singapore also has anti-spam laws that impose fines of around S$300 (US$217) for first offenses and S$1,000 (US$730) for repeat offenders.

Singapore also imposes heavy taxes on car owners to discourage many people from buying cars. For example, a car can be taxed at least 100 of its open market value. As a result, only about 15 percent of Singaporeans own a car, making it one of the greenest cities in Asia.

4. Honolulu, Hawaii.

Honolulu, Hawaii, has one of the best air quality cities in the U.S., with zero days of high ozone or particulate pollution. In 2018, Mercer ranked Honolulu, Hawaii, as the number one city in the world for sanitation.

Helsinki, Finland** has designed a well-designed, energy-efficient heating system that helps reduce electricity consumption. They have also made significant improvements to make the city eco-friendly. Locals are committed to environmental protection and have swapped car trips for bicycle trips.

Helsinki has around 2,400 miles of dedicated bicycle lanes. The city also plans to retire existing cars by 2025. Helsinki is Finland's largest city, but it has the cleanest air in the world and plans to be carbon neutral by 2035.

With the gradual development of the country's economy and the improvement of urban construction, most people have not only improved the quality of living standards, but also improved their personal quality and made their own efforts for their own urban environmental protection. If someone asks you, what is the cleanest country in the world? You may think of Japan and Switzerland, but what if you ask the cleanest cities in our country?

Today I want to introduce you to this city, which is known as "the cleanest city in China", it is not Zhuhai, let alone Weihai, guess what?

Some travel enthusiasts have been to many places in our country to play, and there are still certain opinions on China's major cities, and many tourists believe that China's Zhuhai, Xiamen, Hangzhou, etc., these cities are very clean. However, the city we are going to introduce today is located in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province.

A county-level city, it is Zhangjiagang, which ranks among the top 100 cities in China all year round, and its cleanliness is no less than that of Japan.

Zhangjiagang is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Suzhou.

It is adjacent to Suzhou and Wuxi, and borders Jiangyin. It is also one of the county-level cities with the strongest comprehensive strength in China, with a long history, many Neolithic sites, and many cultural landscapes.

It attracts many tourists for sightseeing.

In fact, we all know that the most important thing to determine whether a city's environment is clean or not depends on the consciousness of its residents. Zhangjiagang has been strengthening publicity in this regard, improving the awareness of environmental protection of local residents, whether it is young men and women, or the elderly and children, they can do not throw garbage anywhere, many tourists who have been to Zhangjiagang have found such a phenomenon.

I learned from a tour guide friend that the local ** in Zhangjiagang also attaches great importance to environmental protection, and the unreasonable discharge of sewage in some industrial zones has polluted the Yangtze River, and later ** has shut down and transformed these industrial parks to protect the local environment.

Are you interested in such a conscious city?

Weihai, just from the perspective of no garbage, Weihai is the best. It is no exaggeration to say that in the whole city of Weihai, it is difficult to find a piece of garbage on the ground, even those broken paths have no garbage on the ground. There must be more or less dust, but in China it is a city with very little dust, after all, it is at the tip of the peninsula, and the dust is blown into the sea.

Of course, no matter how clean it is, it can't be compared to Japan, and you can't do the level where you can sit on the floor in white pants.

In my mind, the cleanest city in China is Weihai. Weihai is surrounded by mountains and seas, the air is fresh, and the sanitary environment is quite up to standard. The streets are clean and tidy, and the upper of the white shoes will not be stained after a week of wearing.

The cleanest city in China is Qingdao, which has been built very beautifully and the streets are very clean in recent years.

I think it's Zhuhai. Zhuhai has a beautiful natural environment, beautiful mountains and rivers, a vast sea area, and more than 100 islands, known as the "city of 100 islands". The climate here is pleasant, the living environment is very good, and tranquility and leisure are people's first impression of Zhuhai.

Zhuhai is the only one in the country to be selected for its overall urban landscape'Top 40 tourist resorts in China'of the city.

Weihai, Shandong Province is the cleanest and has been rated by the United Nations as the most livable city.

I've been to Hangzhou, Suzhou, Chengdu and Wuxi, etc., all of them are very clean.

The cleanest and best city in China is Xiamen.

It must be Dalian and the cleanest in all parts of the country.

Dalian! It's not just clean, it's airy!

Yantai is the cleanest, with the most beautiful sea and a fairy-like coastline.

Tieling is the largest and cleanest city!

It must be Sanya, the air is good, the basket of the sky, the basket of the sea, the sea is dry and rotten, and the end of the romantic world.

Huangshan City and Chizhou City are the real fairyland on earth.

I think it's Qingdao, Qingdao is surrounded by mountains on three sides and looks at the sea on one side.

Every street in Shenzhen is very clean.

Weihai No. 1 no one opposed! "Weihai is the first in Wendeng again".