The Tang Xianzu Memorial Hall in Fuzhou is a comprehensive cultural venue built to commemorate Tang Xianzu, one of the world’s hundred great cultural figures and a master of Ming‑dynasty drama in China. It is also one of Jiangxi Province’s ten major memorial halls dedicated to historical luminaries.

Public Service Campaign | Green Office, Low-Carbon Living

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2026-01-15

Call to Action

Let’s take action and conserve every kilowatt-hour of electricity.

Set the office indoor temperature appropriately.

Let’s take action and conserve every drop of water.

Develop the habit of turning off the faucet promptly after use.

Let’s take action and take good care of every piece of equipment.

For water, electricity, gas, and other utilities

Persist in conducting frequent inspections, maintenance, and servicing.

Address issues promptly upon detection.

Effectively eliminates running, venting, dripping, and leaking.

Reduce unnecessary waste.

Low-carbon travel

Driving to work? No way.

It’s not far from home—just a bike ride.

You can still enjoy the scenery along the way.

A gentle breeze—so relaxing.

Promote green, low-carbon travel and encourage the adoption of the “1-3-5” principle: walk for distances under 1 kilometer, cycle for distances between 1 and 3 kilometers, and take public buses for distances up to 5 kilometers, thereby fostering a travel culture that is resource‑efficient, low‑carbon, and health‑focused.

Conserve electricity

Open the office curtains.

Let the warm sunshine brighten your day and lift your spirits.

Lowering the screen brightness makes my eyes feel much more comfortable.

Reduce the electricity consumption of office equipment and standby power usage. When not in use, do not leave computers, printers, copiers, and other devices powered on; for office equipment that will remain idle for more than one hour, promptly disconnect the power supply and reconnect it only when needed; and enable the energy-saving mode on office equipment that offers this feature.

Set the air conditioner to 26°C, and do not turn it on unless the outdoor temperature remains above 30°C for five consecutive days. Conserve office paper by using digital versions instead of printed documents, printing double-sided, and reusing folders, paper clips, and other supplies. Before leaving work, check all electrical equipment, switch off power strips, or unplug devices. Turn off lighting to eliminate “always-on” lights.

Conserve water

When washing your hands, remember to turn off the tap promptly—many parts of the world still face water scarcity. Don’t pour out leftover water; use it to water plants. If you notice leaks from faucets or pipes, report them for repair right away. Eliminate the habit of leaving the tap running unnecessarily, and make the most of every drop of water at home by reusing it and ensuring it circulates efficiently.

Save food

When dining, always finish your plate—after all, every grain of rice on the table is the result of hard work. You should understand this without even being told. Cultivate a frugal and civilized approach to consumption, develop healthy, scientific, and balanced eating habits, and prioritize sufficiency while practicing moderate spending. Put an end to food waste at the table, and carry forward the fine tradition of thrift and gratitude.

Energy conservation and environmental protection

Pick up some bread on the way home from work.

I take out my large-capacity foldable eco-friendly bag.

Reduce the use of plastic bags

White waste is difficult to degrade.

Cultivate an awareness of resource recycling by opting for products with minimal packaging and eco‑friendly, pesticide‑free foods; avoid using single‑use plastic bags and wooden chopsticks whenever possible; sort waste properly to turn trash into valuable resources, and embrace a green, circular, low‑carbon lifestyle.

I Take the Lead in Energy Conservation and Consumption Reduction

Let us together

Start with yourself, start now, and start with the small things.

Consciously cultivate healthy, civilized, and frugal habits.

Promote green and low-carbon consumption, and conserve electricity and energy.

Protect the environment, live in harmony.