Japan, which used to be dirty and messy, how did the character of the whole people now form a clean

Friends who have been to Japan will have a very deep feeling, that is, the streets of Japan are clean and tidy, and even when you go out for a day, you will find that the soles of your shoes are still very clean. In fact, Japan, where everyone has a habit of cleanliness, once had a history of dirty and messy.

After the Meiji Restoration, Japan began to vigorously develop industrial technology, many factories began to be established, and while the economy developed, the waste water and exhaust gas and other excrements of factories also polluted the natural environment, and Japan also had a very serious smog at that time. The city is gradually developing faster and faster, and the population is also increasing, and people at that time did not have the corresponding environmental awareness, littering and other phenomena led to the city becoming more and more dirty and messy. After World War II, Japan's economy was seriously backward, so the focus of the country's development returned to economic development, and people had more and more money in their hands, but their quality became lower and lower.

More and more Japanese people became wealthy, and they still had dirty habits when they went abroad, and the world had a very bad impression of Japanese people at that time.

Until Japan's environmental problems have seriously affected people's lives, in 1970, Japan** issued a variety of laws and regulations related to environmental protection to restrain and require the Japanese people. Education about environmental protection in Japan is also carried out from an early age, and children are required to observe strict hygiene habits when they go to school, and the requirements of these schools also help them develop long-term habits of life, so that they can maintain good hygiene when they grow up.

Japan also has very strict requirements for garbage separation, and all garbage is subdivided into more than 20 categories. Residents need to sort their own garbage, and a lot of household garbage needs to be disposed of first, such as milk cartons and other garbage need to be cleaned and folded before they can be delivered; And all kinds of garbage have a clear ** time, if the delivery is wrong, the garbage will be returned without being taken away.

It is precisely these strict regulations and long-term persistence that have made Japan such a clean and tidy country, and their lessons are worth learning and studying.

At the beginning, Japan was dirty and messy because of the domestic environment, and at that time, money worship and consumerism were paramount, so the whole country ignored environmental degradation. Later, after the economic crisis, Japan had a century-old development plan, health and the environment were the most important, and at this time, the people who were clean were set up.

One is to implement a garbage classification policy, and to impose heavy penalties on those who do not comply with and maliciously damage the environment, and the second is that the Japanese people have a very strong sense of abiding by the rules and regulations, which has formed a national cleanliness habit.

In the past, Japan was also dirty, messy and poor phenomenon was frequent, and later the introduction of relevant laws and regulations, the supervision and rectification of enterprises, the daily necessities are refined, humanized and convenient for garbage classification.

This is because Japan has introduced a lot of policies on environmental sanitation.

Because of the dirty and messy Japan that has caused problems to people's lives, people have begun to realize the importance of cleanliness and hygiene, so after a long time, they have developed a habit of cleanliness.

Japanese people like to wrap book covers, take a shower twice a day, today's clothes will definitely not be worn tomorrow, when you quit the rent, you will clean the room, and you will wear shoes when you enter the school company.

Most Japanese people have a habit of cleanliness, they have high requirements for the cleanliness around them in life, the indoor environment is very clean, Japanese housewives will have a strict schedule of housework cleaning order, and they will carefully dispose of the garbage before throwing it away.