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The Baozhilin Waste Furniture Recycling Center of the Taichung City Environmental Protection Bureau adheres to the environmental protection spirit of "loving things, cherishing them, and repairing them if they can." After repairing furniture and home appliances, they are sold at low prices. If they cannot be repaired, they are dismantled and remanufactured to preserve the value of the materials to reduce waste generation.
Taichung City Environmental Protection Bureau's "Baozhilin Waste Furniture Recycling Center" turns decay into magic and another +1! Recent innovations have involved processing irreparable wood such as furniture backboards, drawer bottoms, discarded tables and corners, and replaced desks and chairs from Taichung City schools into green cultural and creative products such as "wooden notebooks" and "youbao pens", allowing materials that would otherwise become waste to continue to have value.
"Baozhilin Wasted Furniture Recycling Center" adheres to the environmental protection spirit of "loving things, cherishing them, and repairing them if they can." After repairing the furniture and home appliances that have been recycled, they are then open to the public to buy them at low prices, so that the resources can be recycled. If they cannot be repaired, the reusable materials can be further dismantled to extend their value through remanufacturing, effectively reducing waste generation.
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Recently, Baozhilin has launched a new product. The Environmental Protection Bureau pointed out that the "Baozhilin" team broke the traditional thinking of using waste wood as wood chips fuel, dismantled old furniture and desks and chairs that could not be repaired, retained usable materials, and carefully developed a variety of recycled cultural and creative products, including processing into "wooden notebooks" and "youbao pens". In order to meet the trend of modern people pursuing personalization, laser engraving technology has been specially introduced for customization, so that people's personal portraits or hand-painted paintings can be engraved on the wooden covers.
The Environmental Protection Bureau pointed out that in recent years, citizens' acceptance of the "circular economy" has increased significantly. They not only actively participate in resource recycling, but also actively purchase repaired second-hand furniture, home appliances, and even regenerated innovative green products with environmental protection concepts. They are also willing to consume to support resource sustainability. In the future, they will develop more diversified innovative green products to recycle resources.
The opening hours of Baozhilin are from 08:00 to 17:00 every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday to Saturday (closed every Wednesday, Sunday and national holidays), but the environmental park part is open around the clock. If the public has relevant needs, they can call the contact number (04) 24369702.

The Beijing Municipal Landscaping and Greening Bureau announced the flower arrangement plan for Tiananmen Square and Chang'an Street for the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. The theme is "Strive forward in the 15th Five-Year Plan and stride forward on a new journey." The giant "Bless the Motherland" flower basket in the center of Tiananmen Square and 10 sets of three-dimensional flower beds on Chang'an Avenue were officially unveiled, with a total layout area of 12,050 square meters and about 450,000 pots of flowers used, of which 50 new and high-quality varieties made their debut.

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Lin De'en, a doctor of atmospheric sciences at National Taiwan University, said that Taiwan's weather is affected by the northeasterly wind, and the ambient water vapor has significantly reduced. The good weather can be maintained until at least the end of September. There are only sporadic rain chances in some mountainous areas in the afternoon, but the rainfall will not be heavy. At the same time, we are reminded that tigers will come down the mountain in autumn, and the temperature difference between day and night will increase, and the weather will become hotter day by day in the later stages of the holiday.

The Nantou County Government captured 34,570 exotic fish and tiger balls through electric fishing, and worked with local restaurants to develop them into crispy and residue-free specialty dishes. It aims to reduce the threat to native fish and promote ecological conservation and fishermen in the Tan District to participate in prevention and control actions.

Today is the second consecutive day of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. The Meteorological Administration predicts that it will continue to be hot during the day. There is a chance of local high temperatures around 36 degrees in central and southern China. The weather will be fine and stable until the end of September. Meteorological experts remind that the daytime is hot and the night is cool. The temperature may drop to around 20 degrees in the morning and evening. Be careful to avoid excessive ultraviolet rays at noon. It is expected that there will be tropical system activity near Taiwan from Monday to Wednesday next week, but the specific time and extent of the impact have yet to be confirmed. Typhoon No. 25 Shuliki will turn northward in the waters east of the Ryukyu Islands and will have no direct impact on Taiwan's weather.

The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that from now until next Wednesday, it will be cloudy to sunny in various places, which is suitable for viewing the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival. The northeast monsoon will strengthen from next Thursday, and the northern and eastern half will turn to rainy weather. In addition, the Meteorological Administration reminded that there are tropical disturbance development signals in the western Pacific and that we need to continue to pay attention to subsequent changes.