Can the heating "timetable" of about 40 years be implemented in advance?

It's been 40 years, and it really needs to change.

And personally, I think this timetable can only be determined according to the temperature of that year, and it can't be fixed in a certain interval or time. Because of the changeable weather in recent years, sometimes winter comes early, and sometimes it doesn't cool down. Moreover, there are more and more elderly people now, and most of them can't stand the test of winter. In winter, nothing can be done. It is inhuman to follow the heating schedule 40 years ago.

I went to a relative's house last winter. She is very old, and all her children are working outside. Because heating hasn't started in winter, the home is not as warm as our rural rooms. She is alone at home, and she has to cover several quilts every day for fear of freezing. The room where her family lives is not as spacious and sunny as in the countryside, and it can't be heated because of long-term exposure to the sun. Most importantly, one can't use coal balls to keep warm at home. Last winter, our province also publicized that briquettes could not be used, and every place including rural areas began to cut off the supply of briquettes. It's really hard to see her so pitiful.

Therefore, I hope that through our modest efforts, we can appeal to the elderly who are wandering in the city because their eldest children are not around, and hope that the relevant departments can face up to the problems, pay attention to the lives of the elderly, and truly send "warmth" to the hearts of the people. After all, everyone will get old one day, and more and more rural people want to live in cities with convenient conditions. I hope that the future we face will coexist with warm winter and cool summer, instead of remembering the hot kang in the countryside when it is cold.