The global epidemic has broken out, masks are in short supply, and breathing and movement are restricted.
Since the beginning of 2020, the outbreak of the new coronavirus has plunged China’s Spring Festival into unprecedented desertion and tension. After more than a month of close monitoring and hard work, China's epidemic situation has not reached an inflection point, but it has not worsened the epidemic either.
However, the outbreak of the epidemic affects not only China. All countries around the world have been affected by the epidemic and even spread one after another.
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Based on the current situation, it is estimated that we will still have a long way to go before we can take off our masks and take a deep breath.
Sunlight, air, and water are all gifts from the earth to humans and are essential elements for human survival.
Without sunlight, humans may run out of oxygen within a week;
Without water, human life will be in danger for more than 72 hours;
Without oxygen, the countdown to human life can only be calculated in minutes and seconds.
According to records, on February 28, 2017, Spaniard Aleix Segura became the Guinness World Record holder with a time of 24 minutes and 3 seconds. However, under normal circumstances, it would be extremely uncomfortable for ordinary people to hold their breath for more than 1 minute.
Where would we go without oxygen?
The outbreak of the new coronavirus forces us to face up to the environment we live in, the air pollution we breathe, and health issues. We can gradually improve environmental pollution. Garbage classification, recycling, renewable energy, etc. are all efforts we are actively making to save and improve environmental pollution.
However, air pollution and our various efforts do not seem to have significant effects in nature. The Australian wildfires at the end of 2019 caused the air pollution index to exceed 100. Even during the Tennis Open, tennis stars had difficulty breathing due to air problems and ended their exhibition matches early.
With polluted air, apart from relying on nature, what else can we do to purify our air?
The World Health Organization stipulates that the standard concentration of negative ions in fresh air is no less than 1,000 to 1,500 per cubic centimeter of air. Without consuming additional energy, the negative ion function of specially designed negative ion ceramic tiles can remove formaldehyde, remove odors, and purify the air in the space, greatly improving the quality of the air.
Now, although we can’t go to the depths of the forest to breathe fresh air, at home, with special negative ion tiles, we can still breathe in the forest. Pay attention to fresh air, start from home, decorate healthily, use specially designed·Negative ion tiles.
(This article is provided by the enterprise)
