Blame... the glass.

- Just a few unseasonal rains and many streets are already flooded, and people are already complaining and blaming Thuy Tinh as if it were the most natural thing to do.

- Thủy Tinh must be very resentful. Raising the water level is his job, but holding it back is mine. Unfortunately, I keep doing things... the opposite way.

- That's the opposite, Uncle Tư! The campaign to protect forests and reforest barren hills is still being implemented vigorously.

- Reforestation is a very worthwhile endeavor. However, if we keep replacing natural forests with economically viable crops for quick harvests, when landslides and floods occur, which trees will be able to withstand them? The green color on the map is beautiful, but the "foundation" that holds the soil and water seems rather... weak.

- Hearing you say that makes me feel uneasy. We're so busy planning here and dividing up land there that we forget the laws of water flow. When the water rises right to our doorstep, we'll blame it on natural disasters, on the grumpy Water God.

Nature is fair; you receive what you give. Don't wait until it's too late, because by then it will be too late.

Therefore, instead of waiting for Thuy Tinh to change her ways, it's better to be practical and sustainable starting with the smallest things. Don't focus too much on appearances and then just watch the water flow downstream; all you'll end up getting wet in the end!

TU TEO

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/do-thua-thuy-tinh-post840784.html