长春市在春城大街54路有轨电车沿线推行"落叶不扫"模式，将其打造为全市首条落叶景观路1。这一创新做法从2020年起在特色街路推广，通过保留秋叶营造视觉效果，吸引大批市民和游客前来打卡观赏1。
为确保这一做法的长效性和规范性，长春市已将其写入地方性法规1。落叶景观路的维护采取分阶段策略：在落叶初期进行垃圾和残枝清理，进入最佳观赏期后，只对机动车道、路口和排水口等核心安全区域进行清扫1。与此同时，环卫作业方式也随之转变，工人由原来的"大扫帚"转向使用夹子、吹风机等工具，身份也升级为"景观维护师"1。
Changchun has established its first dedicated fallen-leaf landscape route along the No. 54 streetcar line on Chuncheng Street by implementing a "leaves-unswept" policy that preserves autumn foliage for visual appeal rather than removing it immediately 1. The initiative, launched by the city's urban management bureau starting in 2020, has attracted numerous residents and tourists to the area 1.
The practice has been formalized through institutional measures, with the "leaves-unswept" approach incorporated into the 2020 Changchun Municipal Civilization Promotion Regulations 1. The strategy maintains safety standards by clearing debris and dead branches during the initial leaf-fall period, then limiting sweeping during peak viewing season to core safety areas including motor lanes, intersections, and drainage outlets 1. The operational approach has evolved, with sanitation workers transitioning from traditional brooms to tools such as clamps and leaf blowers, and their role redefined as "landscape maintenance specialists" 1.
The concept has gained traction beyond Changchun, with Zhengzhou implementing "slow-sweep fallen leaves" practices on 54 scenic roads this year, and Shanghai maintaining 44 "unswept fallen leaves" landscape corridors across 16 districts 1.
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