Over the last 20 years, the Chinese mainland has embraced the 'Two Mountains' concept – the idea that 'lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets.' This eco-friendly vision has fueled a nation-wide push to expand national parks and nature reserves, turning once-neglected land into thriving wildlife havens. 🌳
By zeroing in on ecological restoration and protecting flagship species (think giant pandas and Siberian tigers 🐼🐯), the project has delivered real results: wild populations are on the rise, and habitats are getting stronger. It's like watching a real-life nature documentary unfold across millions of acres. 📺✨
The Chinese mainland's biodiversity stats are mind-blowing: about 3,100 species of terrestrial vertebrates, 130,000 insect species, and over 38,000 higher plants – including 4,000 rare and endangered wild plants. From dense forests to lush wetlands, the variety of life here is off the charts.🌿🦋
For young travelers and culture lovers, these conservation wins mean more epic eco-destinations to explore. And for professionals and students, they offer a front-row seat to innovative environmental policies that balance nature and growth. 🌍💡
Thanks to the 'Two Mountains' concept, the Chinese mainland is proving that economy and ecology can go hand in hand. As more green corridors and protected areas pop up, the future looks brighter – and greener – than ever. 💚
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'Two Mountains' concept driving China's biodiversity revival
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