Distinguished leaders, guests:

The afternoon!

It is a pleasure to come together in the United States to participate in the first Summit of the Forum for the Protection of the Rights of the Family, in the hands of the new wave’s home, “the left home, the right hand, the environment”. On this occasion, I would like to express my warm welcome and heartfelt gratitude to you on behalf of the host State of the New Shocks, for your support and attention to the protection of the environment and for their participation in the forum for home protection.

The year 2015 can be marked by the emergence of environmental laws and regulations, from the formal implementation of the new Environmental Protection Act of 1 January to the comments on accelerating the development of ecological civilization through the Coating Consumption Tax of the Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Act, until 5 June, the introduction of the concept of a green life on World Environment Day. Today, the concept of environmentally sound consumption is slowly integrated into our basic life. For everyone, home is a safe harbour, and the creation of a green home environment is a first and most critical step in a green life. Thus, in order for the indoor environment to be more environmentally sound, it would begin with the renovation of the source, starting with the design programme in the hands of the designer and buying green environmental materials.

The insight into industry dynamics, exposing innovation drivers, capturing development opportunities and bringing together change forces. The new wave home station, the most authoritative home-based network media, has never stopped attention and reflection on the indoor renovation environment. A set of data is shared here: at least 70 per cent of our human time is spent indoors, while the urban population spends more than 90 per cent of its time in indoors, especially among young children and elderly and vulnerable persons. However, concentrations of indoor air pollutants are generally two to five times the concentrations of indoor pollutants, and in some cases even dozens or more of indoor pollutants. As a result, the severity of indoor pollution can be seen. A study from the World Bank shows that China is estimated at about $10.6 billion each year for losses caused by indoor air pollution, if the value of the willingness to pay is estimated. Health problems caused by indoor pollution have also become prominent.

Guided by the concept of “green environmental life” on World Environment Day 2015, and guided by the leadership of the relevant industries in southern Hebron, the new waver housed in the State of Zheng, in a spirit of responsibility and mission to advocate for green environmentalists, to plan for the launch of the “birth hand-in-right” - - The first Summit of the Forum for the Protection of the Environment of New Generations and the Henan Institute for Environmental Design (SEEP) campaign, which aims to promote a popular focus on green home life, starting with the group of designers, and to put into practice the concept of green home ownership, with a view to creating a good indoor living environment for consumers and the right concept of green household consumption.

Today’s event brought together a large number of industry dignitaries from industry associations, designers, production enterprises, materials representatives, etc. Through this platform, we hope to explore and share with colleagues from home communities how to advance the healthy development of home-based environmental interests, for the benefit of the nation, for the benefit of the people, and for the benefit of the people and for our contribution to the new development of healthy environmental harmony in the industry.

In conclusion, I wish this forum every success, and I thank you all.

#1

George Bellos: skating is just the time

On February 13, 1914, a strong snowstorm passed through New York. After the snow cleared, the city quickly regained its former vitality. As usual, George Wesley bellows came to the streets to capture the vitality surging in all corners of New York. He has lived here for ten years. Like other urban realist painters, he took “art for life’s sake” as his creed and recorded the changing urban appearance during the period of vigorous industrial development. Almost becoming a professional baseball player, he also has a special liking for sports themes and is fascinated by showing the rough and tenacious power of life.

George Wesley Bellos, winter love, 1914, Chicago Museum of art, collection No.: 1914.1018

This time, belos took us for a stroll to Central Park and set our eyes on skating, which is the only pastime of this season. In the 1860s, the “ice skating craze” swept New York. In the next 160 years, New Yorkers’ enthusiasm for this entertainment never subsided, and their love for the Central Park skating rink also increased. In this love of winter, belos indulges in the use of bright colors to sweep away the dullness and gloom of winter and replace it with the romance and peace of modern urban life. It seems that he can’t restrain his inner joy and is afraid that the beauty in front of him will be fleeting. With generous strokes, the painter vividly and sharply outlines people’s different postures when experiencing the fun of ice and snow. Therefore, the whole picture is full of emotion and movement.

#2

Childe Hassan: City Walking

After embracing the vitality of the city, we enter the world of Childe Hassam and feel the other side of the city’s winter scene in New York Street: the silence in the noise. On the fifth avenue after the snow, time seemed to slow down. Pedestrians and carriages deliberately slow down; The woman in fashionable dress is elegant and lifts the skirt slightly to avoid being wet by the snow; The energetic children also temporarily put away their infinite vitality, holding hands with their families and moving forward slowly.

Childe Hassam, streets of New York, 1902, Chicago Museum of art, collection No.: 1980.289

In this painting, we can not only see Hassan’s absorption of French Impressionist skills, but also see his inheritance of American realism. He used bright colors to decorate the original gray scenery, and quickly adjusted the strokes, so that the composition, light and color achieved a harmonious and natural effect. Although the picture created is not as exciting as “winter love”, it is not lonely. What he showed was a moment of tranquility after the sudden stop of heavy snow and before the hustle and bustle of the city returned. Similar to belos, the theme of city runs through Hassan’s artistic creation all his life. He once said, “painters who can live forever are those who focus on depicting their own times and are inspired by the daily life around them.” He is obsessed with depicting the four seasons in New York. Whether it is snowy or in the dawn, it can become the theme of his painting. But the fast pace of New York sometimes makes it difficult for him to breathe. At this time, he will go to East ampton, New England or Maine to enjoy a leisure time. Quiet countryside, elegant old-fashioned buildings, sunny coast… Rural life provides him with no less inspiration than urban life.

#3

Eleanor Cohen: back to childhood

Rush into the snow with your family or friends and have a good time. Even if you fall down accidentally, you can get up and continue to play. In retrospect, it was the best time of childhood winter. Eleanor Coen’s play in the snow takes us back to the fun of snowball fights and the innocence of childhood.

Eleanor Cohen, playing in the snow, 1935 / 40, Chicago Museum of art, collection No.: 1940.1249

#4

Claude Monet: it’s also good to travel in the middle of winter

Anyone familiar with Claude Monet knows that he has a crush on Giverny. In November 1890, he began to live in this small town and successively created the now famous haystack series and water lily series. It may be hard to believe that in the winter of 1895, he would leave his beautiful home for a while, catch the train to the Norwegian capital cristiania (now Oslo) and start an ice and snow trip.

Claude Monet, sanvika, Norway, 1895, Chicago Museum of art, collection No.: 1961.790

The journey was not easy. Accompanied by his stepson Jacques hosched é, Monet stayed in this pure and glittering ice and snow country for two months. It’s really hard to find painting themes in the cold. The artist over 50 years old has no choice but to experience all the classic outdoor sports in winter: if conditions permit, he will walk through the snow; But most of the time, he had to take a sled and run between the mountains and forests; When the train and sleigh were inconvenient, skiing became the only way to take him to his destination. On February 15, Monet has been traveling in Norway for half a month. Finally, he found the scenery that shocked his heart in sanvika, four and a half hours away from cristiania. In the following weeks, he came here frequently to collect wind and completed six works, one of which is sandvika, Norway in the above picture. Monet’s snow scene is neither cold nor monotonous gray. He painted the thick snow with thick white paint, and sketched villages, bridges and trees with loose strokes. Under his delicate treatment, the complex textures are closely intertwined and dotted with blue during the period