Lighting projects in Mengshan County, Wuzhou, Guangxi continue to improve

In 2023, Beilou Village, Mengshan Town, Mengshan County, Wuzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, won a higher-level green lighting demonstration project. The project content is to install 90 sets of solar street lights, with a total price of 249,930 yuan. Solar street lights have been installed and put into use one after another in accordance with the wishes of the villagers. Whenever night falls, after tea and dinner, the villagers can boldly go out outdoors and meet for a walk and chat. Aunts who like fitness can also easily gather together to dance in the square.

Since the street lights were installed in the village, it lights up everywhere at night. Now we can go out for a walk and chat like people in the city. The relationship between neighbors has become more harmonious. Thank you to the party committee and government for their care for us!

In recent years, Mengshan County has carried out in-depth actions to renovate and improve the rural living environment, carried out special lighting project actions throughout the county, and continued to improve the agricultural and rural production and living environment. It has installed more than 700 solar street lights with a total investment of 2.45 million yuan, covering 110 Multiple villager groups benefited more than 20,000 people. Street lights brought light to the rural nights, lighting up people's hearts and making the village beautiful.

The fifth plenary session of the 15th Mengshan County Committee of the Communist Party of China held not long ago once again proposed that we should learn from and apply the experience of the "Ten Million Project" to carry out in-depth five-year improvement actions to improve the rural living environment and continue to improve agricultural and rural production and life. In order to improve the environment, we will carry out two special actions on access roads and lighting throughout the county to effectively solve the outstanding problems reported by the masses such as difficulty in meeting vehicles and parking, and the gap between urban and rural areas will continue to narrow.