In China, collecting firewood or starting fires in the natural environment without permission may violate the "Forest Fire Prevention Regulations" and the "Environmental Protection Law", especially in ecologically sensitive areas such as forests and grasslands. Here are some legal and safety recommendations： 1. **Legal access to firewood** -**Purchase of commercial firewood**: Portable charcoal and environmentally friendly fuels sold in supermarkets or outdoor stores are the most compatible options, which are safe and free from legal risks. -**Ask the local management personnel**: If fire is allowed in the picnic area, you can ask if there is a designated firewood collection point or a paid firewood service. 2. **Use alternatives** -**Portable stove**: Carry a gas stove or alcohol stove without firewood, reduce environmental impact and be legal. -**Pre-processed fuels**: such as fire cotton, solid alcohol, etc., it is convenient and does not rely on field resources. 3. **Comply with fire regulations** -If you must use firewood in an area where fire is allowed, be sure to： -Choose an open location away from vegetation； -Prepare water or fire extinguishing tools； -Someone will take care of the whole process, completely extinguish the source of the fire and leave. 4. **Notice of Legal Liability** Unauthorized felling or picking up of trees may involve Article 56 of the "Forest Law" (a logging permit is required), and illegal lighting of fires and causing fires will face administrative penalties or criminal liability (Article 115 of the "Criminal Law"). **Please give priority to choosing a legal and environmentally friendly way to enjoy outdoor activities**, protect natural resources while avoiding legal risks. If you have any questions, you can call the local forestry department (such as the 12119 Forest Fire Prevention hotline) for specific regulations.