In silin guelleh, we traveled west from the urjumukura, through the most abundant of the urjumu savannahs and the normal abaga savannahs, to the sandy zunite desert savannahs, different savannahs, different images, which are truly surprising, and why is it that every time uncle ulaanbaatar, a fellow mongol expert, comes here, weeps? Let's hear his story:
His original name was sun chunqiu, an old friend from beijing to the village of abaga in inner mongolia, and in recognition of the change in life brought to him by the silin guelleh steppe, he named a mongolian by the name of ulaanbaatar, meaning a red rock, who had lived on the steppe for eight years and had been working on research and promotion of grassland culture since his return to beijing. On his way to zunit, he was very moved to recall his savannah memories。
On 29 december 1968, he was able to take a broken red car and leave for two days at an average speed of less than 20 kilometres in order to travel to the abaga flag。
Around 60 kilometres north-east of saihantara, he saw the first shock of his life, with tens of thousands of wild yellow sheep, looking everywhere, like a yellow carpet, passing through the front of his car, and a spectacular migration of more animals than african animals. Only serkhantara can sustain so many wildlife here。
With tears in his eyes, he whispered that 50 years ago, the sunite steppe was more beautiful than today's oars and lived with too many wild animals, and 50 years later, saihantara had become a desert and the wild animals had been hunted out. Today's urjumu savannah looks beautiful, but if this goes on, after 50 years of wanton human trampling and plundering, will it still be what we see today
He said that man's greed was endless and that he had dug his own grave. The day will come when you will be requited, asking that you, while promoting tourism, spread more environmental awareness and warn people that respect nature, and more fear and gratitude for nature, is in fact a respect for and love for yourself
It is indeed a heavy issue if we can protect our steppes and see tens of thousands of wild animals at any time, and how can people who love animals go to kenya far away? In fact, this is not unique to savannahs, which are almost all over the country. Once in coco sicily, mount alkin, caydarwood basins, the paradise of the same wildlife, many animals are now extinct, and the last time we travelled in the no-man's-man's-man's-land, we could only see poor wildlife。
It is indeed worth our thinking, and it is to be hoped that everyone will be more conscious of the environment, be grateful, fear nature and leave more water and blue skies for our children。
It's probably boring, so let's take a look at the picture, and this is what we've seen of the urjumuls, the beautiful meadows, looking at the past, all over the green。
This is today's zunit prairie, which, according to uncle sun, was once as beautiful as the urjumu prairie, but now it's like this
There are places that have almost become desert gobi, and the grass is not even visible. Will this place become desert in the long run
When it comes to this, uncle sun can't keep his emotions under control and shed tears。
Because he loved this prairie, and although he had only been here for eight years, eight years was his best year, with too many moves and memories。
He has repeatedly called on us, as a traveler from the media, to promote environmental protection and to involve more people in the conservation of nature
It's hard for us to see this gobi beach as a paradise for waterweed and wildlife decades ago
When this text was put together, the heart was heavy, as the tears of the old man were still appearing. He also spoke of the current state of grassland management and wanted to do more for the grassland environment, yet he was powerless。
We can see tens of thousands of wild animals running on chinese grass, but we can see cattle and sheep in herds, and we can see green grasses like ojumuk, huronbel, abaga and so on. Do you share that feeling when you see this text
