The type of greenery that the neighborhood builds up isn't really a big deal. Flowers, shrubs, fruit trees are all fine, other than the commonly respected practices of not planting mulberry trees in the front or willows in the back, anything goes—these are truly trivialities. As long as it pleases the residents based on their actual situation or needs, it's good enough.
Even for a laboratory, what kind of trees are planted outside doesn't really matter—But even with inconsequential matters, if someone forces you to do it their way, it's bound to cause discomfort.
How others feel about it, Yan Fei doesn't know; but for himself, the annoyance made him immediately want to confront the owner of the landscaping company with a blunt question: Do you wish to live or die?
