, an observation camp located at an altitude of 4,300 meters, was hidden by snow. They used an axe to chop off the ice cubes in the wooden house, removed the roof, dried the moisture in the house, and used wooden strips to build a solar panel bracket to charge the notebook and camera. There was no water or electricity on the mountain, and the campsite was just a temporary residence built with wooden boards. Some of the wood had a gap of five centimeters wide, and air was leaking everywhere. They nailed thick plastic cloth.
Most of the time, Xi Zhinong, Xiao Lin and Zhong Tai were in the wild, walking through the mountains and ravines to find traces of the Yunnan golden monkey. Until 1992, humans had never taken clear outdoor photos of Yunnan golden monkeys. When the Baima Snow Mountain Nature Reserve was established to protect Yunnan golden monkeys, they used photos of Sichuan golden monkeys when training employees.
That spring, Xi Zhinong watched the snow melt slowly, watched the leaves turn from yellow to goose yellow, and then grow from tender green to turquoise, and watched rhododendron grow all the way from low altitude, replacing the white snow line that keeps retreating, replacing the white snow line , but never found a monkey, and found nothing like when he came the winter of the previous year.
Three months later, Xiao Lin told Xi Zhinong through the camp radio station: The monkey has been found. Xi Zhinong set out that night and arrived at the camp seven days later. They brought food, pots, bowls, tents and sleeping bags. Each of them carried backpacks weighing dozens of kilograms from the camp, walked through the alpine meadows, Liushidao, climbed several mountain passes, and passed through the centuries-old fir trees The original forest of finally found fresh monkey dung on the sixth day, and the monkey group was playing among the bushes on the opposite mountain.
More than a hundred days and nights on the snow-capped mountains, guarding the half hour of meeting the Yunnan golden monkey.
The story triggered by a monkey continues to this day. In 2002, "Training the Golden Monkey in Yunnan" produced by Xi Zhinong won the "TVE Award" at the British "Natural Screen Film Festival" known as the "Green Oscar". It is the first wildlife documentary in China to win the award at the film festival. This year, Xi Zhinong established the private environmental protection organization "Wild China"; since 2004, wildlife photography training camps have been held every year to convey the concept of "image protection of nature".
In order to thank the staff of the reserves like Xiao Lin and Zhong Tai for their help, Xi Zhinong provides free quotas for the staff of the reserves in each training camp, "If more people can use the protection vision and awareness," How meaningful it is to photograph wild animals, especially those in their workplace. ”
In the 20 years since the founding of "Wild China", the management methods of nature reserves have also undergone major changes, from "closing the door" to Discuss community co-construction and public participation. The image becomes the messenger that spreads the reserve, conveying the beauty of the little-known secret realm, bringing back the attention and yearning of the world, and connecting it to a country that is open, inclusive and respects life.
The Moment of Freedom
On May 22, 2022, International Biodiversity Day , the Cangshan Natural Image Museum initiated and founded by Xi Zhinong was officially completed in Dali . The museum is a three-story white building hidden among green trees, displaying excellent works from the Wild China Photography Competition. This is the 15th time of the Wild China celebrating the Convention on Biological Diversity on the 20th anniversary of its establishment. A competition held by the Conference of the Parties in Kunming.
The champion work of the mammal group is taken of the Tibetan antelope on the Qiangtang Plateau . The snow fields and mountains in the uninhabited area at an altitude of 5,200 meters form an ink painting-like artistic conception. Two male Tibetan antelope brewed a quiet confrontation. The struggle for reproductive rights.The champion of the bird group was taken on the river beach. Two young birds were walking in the aquatic plants. The dewdrops under the rising sun turned into warm yellow spots after the camera was defocused. The works on display also include various amphibians , insects, underwater animals and plants, presenting a rare biological world for ordinary people. The title of the
exhibition is "Stunning Looks": "The person who photographs wild animals/the legs of antelope/the eyes of an eagle/the arms of a monkey/the heavy trust of an elephant/the compassionate heart of nature... "It means the difficulty of wildlife photography.
Until the 1980s, many animal illustrations and image records in my country were still shot through specimens or manual intervention. In 1983, Xi Zhinong worked as a photography assistant in the film crew of the science and education film "Bird's Paradise". The crew specially hired zoo technicians to catch and raise birds. During the shooting, they tied the bird's legs with nylon ropes and placed them on the branches. They took Black Neck Crane in Napahai, Zhongdian County. The photographer could not take a close-up view, so he borrowed specimens from Zhongdian No. 1 Middle School and placed them on a meadow for shooting. Driving in Zhongdian, they saw a large group of white horse chickens . Before the filming crew could shoot, they ran away and had to find a captive white horse chicken to take it to the wild.
"At that time, I didn't know how to shoot, but I instinctively didn't like these methods." Xi Zhinong felt that birds should be more free, and photography was to fix the most spiritual moments of birds, so he began to learn photography.
Dianjinsnops monkey is a mysterious species living in the vast forests of northwestern Yunnan. The earliest written records come from French missionaries looking for new species of animals and plants in northwestern Yunnan. In 1871, they discovered this species and transported its specimens back to France for formal name. In the past 100 years, there has been no record of the Yunnan golden monkey.
It was not until June 1992 that Long Yongcheng took the world's first wild photo of the Yunnan golden monkey, and in September 1993, Xi Zhinong took the first life scene of the Yunnan golden monkey in a wild state. During the shooting, they did not expect that these video records would later save the fate of the Yunnan golden monkey.
However, Shiba Forest Area is an important habitat for the Yunnan Golden Monkeys observed by the inspection team. About 200 monkeys live here, and the surrounding primeval forests have been cut down. Once the Shiba Forest Area disappears, the Yunnan Golden Monkeys will be gone. You can escape wherever you are. The members of the
inspection team were anxious. Xi Zhinong dissuaded the local department, and the other party replied: "We can't even pay our salary. Whoever wants to stop it will give it money."Without any help, Xi Zhinong's friend tried to write a letter to Tang Xiyang , the author of "Global Green Tour", for help. Since Tang Xiyang was edited by "Nature" magazine in 1980, he has visited many nature reserves at home and abroad, and he wrote about his experiences and experiences. I hope to arouse more people's love and concern for nature.
With the help of Tang Xiyang, Xi Zhinong wrote a book to Song Jian, another reader of "Global Green Tour", then State Councilor and Director of the Environmental Protection Committee of the State Council. The letter called for the protection of Yunnan golden monkeys and stop deforestation, and the letter said: "Look at these cute animals. This is a great creation of natural history, the essence and pride of nature, its ecological significance and the birth and existence of human beings are Common. Do we allow them to become extinct in our hands? "What was sent with the letter was a photo of the Yunnan golden monkey and their habitat environment.
Song Jian quickly issued an instruction on the letter and forwarded it to the former Ministry of Forestry, requiring a special investigation and exerting influence in accordance with the law. Special investigation The group arrived in Deqin twice in January and April 1996 to prevent the deforestation plan. Tang Xi Jinping invited Xi Zhinong to Beijing to give a speech to college students and introduce Yunnan golden monkeys. Then, dozens of students from " College Student Green Camp " were in 1996 In July 2019, we went to Baima Snow Mountain to conduct environmental surveys, which became a major event in China's civil environmental protection movement.
This is the first time Xi Zhinong felt the shadow The power of image. A year later, while filming Tibetan antelope, he launched a protection campaign with images again.
Tibetan antelope is expensive. In order to obtain fluff, poachers hunted Tibetan antelope on a large scale. In 1997, , Keke Xili, The number of Tibetan antelope is less than 20,000. In December 1997, Xi Zhinong went to Qinghai as a reporter from "Oriental Time and Space" to report the anti-poaching deeds of " wild yak team ". In Kekexili, an average altitude of 4,500 meters, "We see There are less than 200 Tibetan antelope, and most of them are "shocking sheep", and they often start to flee ten kilometers away. "In Golmud , Xi Zhinong photographed the Tibetan antelope skin piled up into a hill captured by the "Wild Yak Team" from the poachers. "Through the viewfinder, I really saw the Tibetan antelope staring at the same time as the dead. The eyes, bullet holes in the horns, and bloody head…” After returning home, Xi Zhinong immediately took photos of Tibetan antelope to give a speech at the university, accepted an interview with the media, and talked about the critical situation of Tibetan antelope. The most widely spread A photo was taken when he went to Alkins Mountain, Xinjiang with the scientific expedition team in 1998. In the photo, the heads of 11 Tibetan antelope are piled on the endless wilderness, some of which are still fresh in fur, and some have corroded into skulls. . The photo unveils the bloody wildlife trading chain, attracting the attention of relevant departments and private nature conservation organizations.
"See" nature
China is the world's bio-many One of the countries with the richest variety of . At the end of 2003, there were 226
in the national nature reserve in my country (now 474), including hundreds of national key protected wild animals, but the public is concerned about them. Very little understanding. China's wildlife photography started late, with few professional photographers, and many endangered and endangered species in China rarely have complete ecological image records.In 2004, Xi Zhinong answered an advertisement and got him before The biggest money in the age of 30, while digital cameras gradually became popular and entered ordinary families. Xi Zhinong exchanged some of the money for the camera and decided to hold a wildlife photography training camp to invite staff from the reserve to participate, "So many years ago, If there were no front-line personnel in the protected area, no people doing scientific research, and no local villagers, I could do very limited things. I didn’t know the way and didn’t know where the animals were. "And, the staff of the reserve patrol the jurisdiction every day. They know the characteristics of wild animals in their jurisdiction better than others and have more opportunities to photograph them. The first training camp of
was held in Beidaihe, and was in Gaoligong Mountain, Yunnan Province at that time Ai Huaisen from the Nature Reserve learned the news and sent two front-line workers to participate in the training camp course. He then invited Xi Zhinong to Gaoligongshan . Later, this place became the place with the most wild Chinese photography training camps.
Ai Weisen's photo of a Fiery langur leap in the forest. Respondent provided
Ai Weisen's photo in Gaoligong Mountain. Respondent provided
Ai Weisen's favorite photography. He picked up the camera since 1997 and wrote for himself. The article is taken with pictures. In the Wild China training camp, he found that there were special skills in shooting wild animals and plants, and there were some considerations for how to light and how to use the mirror. For example, the pupils of the tree frog are particularly beautiful, but they are not good at taking photos directly. If you want to press the shutter, the flash light will be facing the tree frog, and your eyes will be flexible.
Apart from the skills, the training camp emphasizes the principle of not disturbing plants and plants. On this basis, "see" things as much as possible, see the relationship between animals and plants, and see their relationship with the environment.
Ai Huaisen took a photo of a horse tassel. He pointed the camera upwards and pointed it at the canopy of several tall horse tassel trees. Even though their branches are thick and their leaves are dense, the canopys tacitly avoid each other. Leave a gap, and the sunlight pours down from the gap and shines on the ground. Ai Weisen explained: "This is a shy phenomenon in the azalea family . If it does not let out the sun, the plants on the ground will die and their roots will not be nourished, so it will take the initiative to avoid them. The forest is above. There are tall trees, low shrubs under them, animals living on the canopy, and animals living in the shrubs, forming an endless ecosystem. "
Ai Weisen often sees it from animals and plants The power of life. Once when he was photographing the Fiji langurs leaping in the jungle, he had just set up a tripod when a female monkey took the little monkey from tree to tree, and he quickly pressed the shutter. After observing these photos, Ai Huaisen found that the mother monkey who usually holds the little monkey with one hand let go of her hands. It grasps the tree trunk with both hands before it can swing over, and the monkey must hold the mother monkey tightly. Only when the hair doesn't fall off. "Life is too tenacious. First of all, you must have the instinct to live well, so that you can talk about the instinct of living well." He sighed.
shot in the mountains is a mixture of joy and joy. Ai Huaisen said: "We are in the suffering and do not know how hard we are, we only feel happy." But in fact, fatigue, hunger, heat and cold, everything is real to the human body. In the torture. Ai Huaisen once went to the wild to shoot . He followed the thorns to the depths of the forest and suddenly encountered heavy rain. "It rained in the primeval forest and couldn't see the way we came. We lost our direction, the wind and rain were mixed, and we were tired and tired. Hungry." In the end, Ai Huaisen forced himself to move forward, relying on the compass to find the way he came, and returned to the tent camp after midnight. "Now think about it, if you don't make a calm judgment that day, you may not be able to come back. ”
Dongzhaigang black water chicken picture provided by the interviewee
"Close the Mountain" and open it again
Ai Huaisen is familiar with Gaoligong Mountain. The staff of the reserve patrol the mountains every day. He knows where to meet the endemic species of Gaoligong Mountain days gibbon , and knows which pond to go to find the right one Tree frogs, know which animals can see specific behaviors each month. In the past, patroling the mountain was a chore. After Ai Huaisen served as the director of the reserve, he equipped the staff with cameras and taught them to take photos. Patroling the mountain became like a mystery game.
"Everyone took the initiative to discover what was meaningful to shoot. They found it interesting, and they could also enrich the material of the reserve, and even contribute to publish articles and earn meager royalties. This matter became very interesting." To encourage everyone, I would like to encourage everyone. Taking photos, the reserve founded the popular science series "One Thousand and One Sides of Gaoligong Mountain", which provides a platform for image protection and display.
This series of books shows the natural picture of Gaoligong Mountain almost comprehensively, intuitively bringing people visual aesthetics and inner shock, and also conveying a message: Gaoligong Mountain is open to the outside world.
Ai Weisen believed that the control and management of the reserve in the past was too strict. "The slogan at that time was that every grass and tree could not move, and people could not enter. Our reserve managers and surrounding villagers were enemies, and we were guarding them like thieves. , They also treat us like they are guarding against the enemy.”
Ai Huaisen lived at the foot of Gaoligong Mountain when he was a child. His grandfather had a tea garden in the mountains. He remembered the story his grandfather told him when he was watching the sunset on the mountain. He remembered that he was awakened by the sound of birds in the morning. They had red beaks and blue backs. There are long tail feathers, and my grandfather told it that it was called "Duobailian". It was not until 1986 that he became a major student in www..com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com.cn.com tml3.
It was also in this year that Gaoligong Mountain was classified as a national nature reserve. The surrounding villagers were no longer allowed to enter the reserve, and the relationship between people and mountains became subtle and tense. Locals have always relied on the mountain to eat, hunt and grab, Chai, not allowed to enter the mountains, has essentially affected their daily lives, and poaching and robbery have been repeatedly banned.
There are more than 700 birds living in Gaoligong Mountain. In the past, villagers often use guns Bird hunting is used as wild game. Ai Huaisen told the villagers that bird hunting can only be used for eating, and if the birds are protected, tourists can watch birds and provide them with meals and guide services, they can make money. In order to further promote high Birdwatching tourism in Ligong Mountain, Ai Huaisen wrote a special article "Bird Resources and Birdwatching Tourism in Gaoligong Mountain Nature Reserve". He took photos with his own film camera and attracted tourists from all over the world.
" During the process of being a bird watching guide, the villagers gradually discovered that there are more birds in the water, and birdwatchers are happier and stay longer. They can make more money, so they will make birds during the dry season The group attracts mountain spring water. As the business is getting more and more, the awareness of protection is getting stronger and stronger. Gaoligong Mountain is called the "birdwatching holy place". "Ai Huaisen could feel this change from a question. "In the past, when talking about a bird, people first asked if it tasted good or not. Now they just asked if it looked good, where can they take pictures - completely It changed. "
This strengthened Ai Huaisen's thoughts. People don't care about it naturally because they didn't see the beauty of Gaoligong Mountain in their eyes. "Only letting others see what we see can guide him to think about what we think. The issue of protection ultimately guides him to do what we do. "
"Everyone is changing their concepts"
Sometimes the effect of the image is straightforward. Feng Erhui originally worked in the community department of the Dongzhaigang Mangrove Nature Reserve in Hainan Province, and was responsible for giving lectures in the surrounding villages. When he first started working in 2009, he arrived. Villagers often spit on the water, "The reserve and the surrounding villages are zero distance. Before the reserve was established, each area had its own villages, so when we manage it, the villagers will feel that the government is occupying their land. "
Feng Erhui was dark and slightly fat, and he spoke in the usual slow tone of Hainanese people. "We just went to the village to pull a banner, wrote a slogan, and took the radio to the village to read the protection regulations, but it didn't work. "
By chance, Feng Erhui learned about the Wild China Photography Training Camp, and the leaders of the reserve also supported him to participate. "There are some cameras in the unit, but we are not professional, and we just take photos and record birds. "After returning from the training camp, Feng Erhui took photos every day during the season when migratory birds came. When he went to the village to preach, he printed out the photos and made them into brochures. Only then did the villagers realize that a kind of bird they used to catch. It is national first-class protected animal black-faced spoonbill.
"The locals have different names for species. We used to tell him that catching black-faced spoonbills is illegal, and the villagers don't know what it is. After the image, they will be on. "Feng Erhui said that if someone beats birds now, villagers will spontaneously call to report.
mangrove is called "风" (or "风") by locals. Dongzhaigang Reserve was in 1980. It was only established, and the locals have been living with mangroves for hundreds of years. The consensus on protecting mangroves has actually existed since ancient times and has been fixed in the form of certain taboos or regulations.
Feng Erhui patrols the mangrove forests in Dongzhai Port. The interviewee provided the
A stone tablet "The Prohibition of Officials" from the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty was once erected next to the mangrove forest, which records specific measures prohibiting villagers from cutting down mangrove forests, such as " Dead trees are discounted on the tenth day of the first lunar month of the year. The wood can only be folded once a year, and "no damage to knives and axes" will be fined 2,000 yuan. The punishment is so great that people at that time are cautious about mangroves.
Feng Erhui pointed to a narrow and long crack extending into the inland from the sea on the map of Dongzhaigang Reserve. In 1605, during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, a major earthquake occurred in Qiongzhou , and the land along the Dongzhai River was subsided, forming this Hainan Island extends into the longest inland harbor, and the villages along the coast sank to the bottom of the sea. This mangrove forest was planted by people after the village was rebuilt. As the inscription says: "The land is empty and the grain is gone, and there is no return of grain and rice. We need to (invite) people to help plant shackles to support the village for a long time." Feng Erhui explained, "The area with mangroves is very different from that without mangroves. In mangroves, there are many different areas. There are particularly abundant fish and shrimps. When a typhoon comes, the mangroves can also eliminate waves and block wind. "
The relationship between locals and mangroves becomes tense after the 1970s, which is a "request for land, food, and food from the sea. In the era of productivity, the state-owned Sanjiang Farm organized nearly 10,000 employees to cut down 11,000 acres of mangrove forests and built a 7,400-meter-long seawall on the tidal flats. In 1977, the Hainan Agricultural Reclamation Bureau organized people to transform the mudflat into rice fields. However, the saline and alkali in the dam were too heavy to grow rice. After the 1980s, the planting of coconut tree , sugarcane, banana and other plants failed, and only It can develop seawater aquaculture industry around the sea.
Since then, the water quality of Dongzhai Port has deteriorated rapidly. "The breeding pond directly introduces seawater aquaculture, and directly discharges sewage into the sea. There are many breeding ponds. "The mangroves itself has a strong ability to purify sewage, However, the density of aquaculture ponds is too high, and the sewage discharged far exceeds the load of mangroves, so the ecology is unbalanced. "When we were a child, we had nothing to eat at home. When we ran to the mangroves, we found a large bag of snails and crabs, and we could catch them casually. I wanted to swim and jumped into the river. Later it changed. The water turned black and people could smell the stinky smell when standing by the water."
After 2012, the concept of "green water and green mountains are gold and silver mountains" has been emphasized many times. In 2013, the Haikou Municipal Government decided to implement the pond withdrawal and forest return project, investing 55 million yuan to evacuate the breeding pond within 200 meters of the ecological red line of the protected area.
"Returned 2,355 acres, and no mass incident occurred." Feng Erhui said, "The villagers made great sacrifices, and everyone is changing their mindsets, and their awareness of protection is getting stronger and stronger. Many people change jobs to go to fishing houses, but it is not necessarily true that they are resigning to do fishing houses. We need to develop in a predatory manner."
Xu Hualintu respondents provide the cost of
protection
Shenzhen Futian Mangrove Nature Reserve has a similar ecological environment with Dongzhai Port, and is located on the migratory route of East Asia and Australia. The point is that it is the only national nature reserve in the city center. Although there is no conflict between villagers' lives and the development of the reserve, Xu Hualin, senior engineer of Futian Reserve, believes that economic development in the city is concession to ecological concessions, and the public needs to understand "Why the government has to invest so much money Go and protect.”
"Of the 474 national nature reserves in the country, we are the smallest, but in Shenzhen, if real estate development and road construction are carried out in such a large place, it will be a great asset." In daily observations, In addition to scientific research, providing popular science lectures for schools or society is also an important part of Xu Hualin's work.
Since participating in the Wild China Photography Training Camp in 2018, Xu Hualin has begun to focus on protecting nature with images and actions. As long as he has time, he will take telescopes, tripods, cameras and other equipment to the reserve for investigation and record. He posted the photos on his Moments and named them the "Discover the Beauty of Nature" series. He photographed the night-herals flying among the mangroves, the little egrets staying on the branches of the treetops, and the migratory birds flying over the city's tall buildings."If you observe, you will find that nature is really magical, especially birds, the shock of the flock, the elegant individual flying, the beautiful feathers, the pleasant sound of the screams, and the rapid predation..."
black photographed by Xu Hualin Face spoonbill. In the past twenty years, the number of black-faced spoonbills that have overwintered the Migratory Birds in Futian Reserve has increased from more than 100 to more than 300. Figure Respondent provided
When a rare animal is observed, Xu Hualin will immediately provide the media with background materials for photos and news. He recorded for the first time in the Futian Mangrove Reserve, a bird such as black stork , ribbed duck , and white shoulder carving . In July 2022, he just discovered Dong Ji who came to the reserve after 14 years. The return or increase of birds that are sensitive to environmental changes in recent years is seen as a proof of the improvement of water quality in Shenzhen Bay.
Xu Hualin has worked in the reserve for more than 20 years. In recent years, he has clearly felt the government's strengthening of environmental protection governance. Economic growth is no longer the only development indicator. In 2019, Shenzhen pioneered the "Green GDP" and added ecological benefits to the assessment. Currently, Shenzhen has 27 nature reserves of various types, and the land nature reserve area accounts for as much as 24%.
In Yunnan, Xi Zhinong is also witnessing the game between economy and ecology. In 2017, Xi Zhinong received news that the "Gashajiang First-class Power Station" to be built on the main stream of the Honghe River will destroy the habitat of green peacocks in the upstream. He organized members of Wild China to conduct research on green peacocks in the Honghe River, Lancang River and Nujiang River Basin to confirm that they were The survival situation is worrying. Building roads, mining, and hydropower stations have caused many irreversible damage to the green peacocks. The upper reaches of the Red River Basin is the last complete habitat of the green peacock in China. In the videos and photos they took, green peacocks, who were unaware of the changes, were pacing and foraging in the jungle. After the investigation was completed, Wild China and Friends of Nature filed a lawsuit with the Intermediate People's Court of Chuxiong Yi Autonomous Prefecture, Yunnan Province, requiring the hydropower station construction party to stop construction and eliminate the harm to the green peacock. This is also the first preventive public interest litigation for the protection of endangered wild animals in the country. After more than 500 days of waiting, the trial result was announced in March 2020, and the Green Peacock won the "victory".
's protection of biodiversity is also in the specific and subtle actions of finding a group of Yunnan golden monkeys, saving a team of Tibetan antelope, planting a mangrove forest, and protecting a group of migratory birds, and formulating policies, plans and laws after policies, plans and laws. and in implementation. Since my country signed the Convention on Biological Diversity in 1992, changes have been happening all the time in the past 30 years. In 2021, my country hosted the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity for the first time. The " Kunming Declaration " passed at the meeting will usher in the determination of mankind for the next decade.
htmlFor 130 years, countless people have participated in this career that spans species. People who are fortunate to see the true face of nature have been fascinated by it all their lives. Xi Zhinong photographed wild animals for more than 30 years. Xiao Lin spent half his life protecting the Yunnan golden monkeys of Baima Snow Mountain. Ai Huaisen was transferred from Gaoligong Mountain and still went back from time to time. Feng Erhui wanted to help Dongzhai Port restore his childhood scene. Xu Hualin Observation day after day in the park. Although the creatures they stared at with the camera did not seem to give any response.But when humans no longer focus on themselves and begin to see every other species on this planet, the future will be full of hope.
Southern People Weekly reporter Nie Yangxin
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