Yangtze River Daily Great Wuhan Client October 17 (Reporters Wang Chaoran and Chen Jingru) On October 17, Yangtze River Daily "Interviews across time and space丨Youth to the Party, Feel the Glory" launched the second episode of the program. Chen Siyuan, a college anchor from Wuhan University , and Wang Chaoran, a Changjiang Daily anchor, "traveled through" East Lake Greenway , Wetland Park , green industrial park and other scenes to talk to young people in the new era to understand the passionate creative work results of ecological builders.
College student anchor and Wuhan University student Chen Siyuan (right) and Changjiang Daily anchor Wang Chaoran (left) are in the studio. Video screenshot
Chen Siyuan said that she came to Wuhan to attend university last year. The one she is most familiar with is Donghu next to Wuhan University. She often goes to Donghu with her friends to ride and relax. The first stop of the two anchors' "traveling through" came to Donghu to learn about Donghu's measures to improve the quality of the ecological environment. Fei Xiang, 35-year-old director of the Donghu Fishery Office, introduced that Donghu adheres to the concept of "water shore control, lake and pond control, river basin control, and social governance" and takes multiple measures to promote the improvement of water quality. Nowadays, Donghu Lake has abundant animal and plant resources, the East Lake wetland ecosystem has been sustainable, and the increase in aquatic plants in wetlands has increased from less than 100 to 158.
Fei Xiang in Donghu and two anchors in the studio of the Yangtze River Daily have a dialogue in the same frame. Video screenshot
The second stop, two anchors "come" to Jinyinhu National Urban Wetland Park. Here, Chen Siyuan wants to know how many young people are engaged in wetland protection. Dong Xiao, a 31-year-old staff member of the Jinyin Lake National Wetland Park Management Office, introduced that there are many young people participating in wetland protection now, and in addition, many young people have actively joined the ranks of wetland protection volunteers.
Dong Xiao in Jinyinhu Wetland Park and two anchors in the studio of the Yangtze River Daily have a dialogue in the same frame. Video screenshot
The last stop, the two anchors "traveled" to Greenmei Industrial Park. Chen Siyuan asked about the highlights of Greenmei in "turning waste into treasure" and the role young people play in their work. Song Huawei, 35, director of the Green Industry (Wuhan) Innovation Research Institute of Wuhan Greenmei Group, introduced: "We have always been the scavengers of the city. We protect the environment by recycling power batteries, scrapped cars, electronic waste, etc., and then extract rare precious metals such as nickel, cobalt, manganese, etc. through recycling technology, and convert them into wealth. Up to now, the solid waste recycled by Greenmei can circle the earth's equator two times. Young people have always been the backbone of Greenmei. The general managers of many branches and subsidiaries are born in the 1980s. Now, the post-95s are launched in large quantities. These young people are passionate and dare to take responsibility. Now the main products in many core businesses are developed by young people."
Song Huawei in Greenmei Industrial Park and two anchors in the Yangtze River Daily Studios have a dialogue in the same frame. Video screenshot
After "traveling through" East Lake, Jinyinhu , and Greenmei Industrial Park, Chen Siyuan said: "Now, the sky in Wuhan is bluer, the mountains are greener, and the water is clearer. These are inseparable from the down-to-earth and creative work of ecological builders. Today, I learned about so many young people's actions in ecological construction, which is also deeply inspiring to me. We young people are born in a great era. We must dare to think, do and do things well, give full play to our talents, and strive to shine in their respective fields."
[Editor: Deng Laxiu]
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