An urban landscape refers to the spatial form and visual atmosphere collectively constituted by diverse elements such as streets, plazas, buildings, and landscaping within cities, which are the primary habitats of human populations. It is only the material manifestation of urban functions and structures but also the aesthetic experience and cultural imagery perceived by people in urban life. Photo taken in Huizhou, China From an aesthetic and cultural perspective, the urban l

Prologue Urbanization is an irreversible trend of human civilization. Today, over 80% of people spend most of their days inside enclosed concrete buildings, making Sick Building Syndrome (SBS) a common challenge for cities worldwide. Issues include dizziness and fatigue caused by excessive CO₂ concentration, persistent exposure to formaldehyde and TVOC, hidden pollution risks of traditional green plants, and lack of quantifiable implementation paths for green transformation..

At the morning vegetable markets, leafy greens adorned with dew are always the most popular. They are the most popular. They are rich in nutrients such as vitamin B, vitamin C, carotene, and minerals, offering various health benefits, including antioxidant effects. However, despite their fresh appearance, some of these nutrients may have already been lost. Today, we will uncover the truth about nutrient loss in leafy vegetables from harvest to table. The long transportation c