【瑞安市】Reshaping the natural bustling we are duty-bound

王程程 2021-07-29 17:51:46

"Man is not the ruler of all things. We are only one of them." Last March, 15 Asian elephants started a northward migration path. With a height of 5 meters, they looked like moving walls and entered the circle of human life without any warning. The reason for the migration of the elephants aroused the attention of netizens and also stimulated new thinking on the coexistence of human and wild animals.

21 centuries 20 time just came, the world people received "novel coronavirus" "great gift". When humans were trapped in "cages" due to quarantine measures for COVID-19, some animals took to the city streets in a scene from the Zootopia movie that played out in real life. Wild boars have emerged from the mountains near Barcelona, sika deer from a subway station in Nara, Japan, a stag in the streets of Teleden in northern India, wild turkeys in the streets of Oakland, California, and a leopard in Santiago, Chile. When more and more wild animals interact with people's lives, the harmony between human and nature has become a focus topic for people to discuss.

Mahatma Gandhi said, "A nation is only as civilized as its treatment of animals." For a long time, China has enjoyed rapid economic development, but the ecological environment has deteriorated. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the progress of environmental protection has begun to show unprecedented speed, and with the improvement of the environment, rare birds and animals are "returning". In recent years, China has a lot of protected animals downgraded, a lot of endangered animals "return" to our vision: several ecological photographers to Yingjiang County within the altitude of more than 2000 meters in the mountain forest, filmed three brown-neck hornbill image...... The frequent "presence" of rare and endangered wildlife, such as wild pandas and snow leopards, is often reported as a reflection of China's commitment to green development and the concept of "two mountains". China has downgraded its most prized national treasure, the giant panda, from endangered to vulnerable, as the country's population in the wild has risen to more than 1,800, marking a dramatic improvement in the country's animal diversity.

The vast starry sky and the boundless earth together constitute the living space and time of the human being, the "reed of thought". People and animals live in harmony is the natural way, otherwise, when the gun goes off, no one wins. As a major country, China has made tangible contributions to building a harmonious and interdependent community of life.