Because I love the concept of organic life, when I went to Paris to found Only Organic, I began to deeply observe the various environmentally friendly and organic life details of Europeans in their daily lives.

Investing in the concept of organic environmental protection, can it be so simple?

Paris's urban greening is very good. There are many large and small parks for residents to walk and relax.

When Li Lijiang was a child, she often played in the park during holidays. This time when I walked alone in the park, besides falling in love with this oasis in the city again, I also particularly noticed the trash cans in the park.

"It turns out that integrating organic and environmentally friendly concepts into life can be so simple and beautiful."

These trash cans are clearly marked with various categories in a simple way and comfortable colors. The material and color of the trash cans are also specially selected from wood that matches the park. No garbage is scattered outside, and you don’t have to hold your breath when passing by, silently interacting with the park. The scenery merged into one, and I couldn't help but admire the French life aesthetics again~

A few years ago, the Paris government adopted a policy to encourage citizens to take the initiative to green their homes and workplaces. As long as they obtain the government's "vegetation restoration permit", everyone can use their creativity to green their surroundings. This has also made the already very popular city green. The beautiful Paris is full of greenery and vitality. Every time you pass by a building like this, your mood will automatically get better no matter how bad it is~

I hope there will be more and more buildings with this look in Taiwan in the future~

Is Taiwan’s “plastic-reduced lifestyle” on the rise?

From plastic reduction to reducing the use of plastic straws, Taiwan has begun to pay more and more attention to environmental protection practices in recent years.

The French not only take the initiative to bring reusable bags when shopping and use reusable tableware when eating out, but general supermarkets here also have many "no packaging" areas, selling organic rice, cereals, and noodles in bulk, reducing unnecessary excessive packaging and allowing consumers to choose Get the portion you need and reduce unnecessary waste.

"Think carefully, do we really need so much packaging when we buy things in daily life? Where does the packaging we throw away go?"

There are many organic markets in Europe. Every time I come to France, if I have time, I will definitely take the time to visit the organic markets.

You can find in the market that they really pay attention to whether the food and daily necessities they buy have trustworthy organic certification labels and transparent ingredient sources. This not only makes themselves healthier, but also ensures that every purchase is healthy. Do your bit for the planet.

"We who live on earth have an obligation and must shoulder the responsibility of protecting this beautiful homeland."

Among all the places I have visited, I think France should be one of the successful examples of the "cross-border" combination of aesthetics and organic environmental protection. I also took the liberty of naming this French attitude towards life "green elegance".

The beauty of "green elegance" does not include gorgeous packaging, but is replaced by simplicity and an attitude of peaceful coexistence with nature. The elegance displayed in this way is more attractive and sustainable.

This kind of attitude towards life is what I wanted to pass on to everyone when I first founded Weijian. I hope to continue to convey this deep love for children and the earth to you. I believe that we and our children deserve the best future and the most beautiful life. home.