In Longgang District of Shenzhen, a garbage mountain that lay dormant for over two decades—the Yulongkeng landfill—is quietly vanishing. Once covering an area of approximately 360,000 square meters, this massive landfill was closed in 2000 and remained idle, posing environmental risks and marring the urban landscape. In recent years, the Shenzhen municipal government launched an ecological restoration project, employing advanced techniques such as final cover systems, landfill gas collection, leachate treatment, and soil remediation to comprehensively rehabilitate the site. Today, what was once a foul-smelling eyesore has been transformed into a lush green ecological park, with parts designated as urban green space and public recreational areas. This transformation not only enhances the living environment for nearby residents but also reflects Shenzhen’s commitment to sustainable urban development and ecological civilization. The rebirth of Yulongkeng serves as a powerful symbol of China’s shift from ‘cities besieged by garbage’ toward regenerative, green urban renewal—and offers a replicable model for other cities facing similar challenges.
在深圳龙岗区，一座沉睡了20多年的垃圾山——玉龙坑填埋场，正悄然消失。这座曾堆积如山、占地约36万平方米的垃圾填埋场，自2000年封场后长期处于闲置状态，不仅影响城市景观，还存在环境污染隐患。近年来，深圳市政府启动生态修复工程，通过先进的封场覆盖、沼气收集、渗滤液处理和土壤改良等技术手段，对垃圾山进行系统性治理。如今，昔日臭气熏天的垃圾山已变身绿意盎然的生态公园，部分区域还规划为城市绿地和公共休闲空间。这一转变不仅改善了周边居民的生活环境，也体现了深圳在城市可持续发展和生态文明建设方面的决心与成效。玉龙坑的‘重生’，是中国城市从‘垃圾围城’走向绿色再生的缩影，也为其他城市提供了可借鉴的治理样本。
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