came to the first interview in the Qu Shui Ting Street and gave the reporter a great deal. Is it true that the sanitation worker who has worked in Qu Shui Ting Street for nearly ten years? What are the real stories that we can't see in the front of the bright water Pavilion Street? Under the guidance of sanitation workers, the reporter decided to look for sewers first.
along the direction of the sanitation worker's finger, the reporter finally saw a very prominent pipe mouth under a small stone bridge, with a plastic bag wrapped up in a plastic bag to see whether it was always in use or abandoned.
along the Quan Canal Road South, the reporter has been looking for what the sanitation workers said before, and the trace of the "drains". Within a short distance, the reporter found several white spots that had been flowing out of the stone wall or had been deposited and precipitated. What are these white stains in the end? And when did they come out?
turning from Qu Shui Ting Street to residential area, the reporter interviewed several families randomly. Most of them do not shy away from such topics as spring water laundry and shuashui mop.
a sister who has lived here for nearly twenty years has just gone out of business. She is busy with her work and chatting with reporters about the life of the spring border people.
reporter: do you still have laundry in spring?
residents: ordinary people, poor people are so close, can they not go? All the older generation are accustomed to this washing, convenient.
reporter: it's convenient to wash in the spring water?
residents: it's not cool. This day we have cold water in this bungalow. It's cool.
reporter: isn't that water dirty?
residents: ha ha, there are also water in the sewer.
reporter: that is to say, it is not clean to wash clothes, is it?
residents: the water on the head is clean. There are small rivers here, and not all of them are converted into sewers. They used to be washed like this, and now they are washed less and less washed after exposure.