This winter, Poyang Lake in Jiangxi Province on the Chinese mainland has transformed into a spectacular wildlife haven.
As the largest freshwater lake on the Chinese mainland, Poyang also serves as Asia’s biggest winter home for migratory birds. Each year, flocks of Oriental white storks and Eurasian spoonbills touch down here, turning the vast wetlands into a living wonderland.
But Poyang Lake is more than a birdwatcher’s paradise: it showcases the Chinese mainland’s green development strides. In the last five years, forest coverage has surpassed 25 percent, and 74 percent of key wildlife populations now benefit from protection plans.
Whether you’re a traveler, digital nomad or conservation enthusiast, Poyang Lake’s winter spectacle is a reminder of nature’s power and the global importance of wetland conservation.
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cgtn.com
