This is a long story between the animals, plants and humans living in the Songshan National Nature Reserve.
We may not be able to see and listen to the voices of every living animal and plant in person because of the inconvenience of time and space, but because there is such a group of people, they are in it.
They can see, hear, feel, record every day... Put yourself in their shoes and show us all this.
They are our eyes and ears, and words are the bridge that transmits these feelings.
When I saw this book, it was not so much curiosity about the content, curiosity about how these wild animals and plants survived, lived and reproduced around us, and more, in the process of slowly reading, it was gratitude and admiration for the original intention of writing this book.
Because it allows us to have a different "seeing" and "arriving" even if we cannot arrive in person.
And in the vast land of the country, there are still countless species of animals and plants in the mountains, lakes, forests, grasses, alive, and countless people are trying to protect them, with all professional knowledge.
And the way the guardians recorded the transmission with words and pictures is really brave and wonderful attempts.
Because they are professional, they will have a broader perspective to show us how these little guys (animals and plants) around us come and live; Because they are in it every day, they have more stories and contacts to tell us.
It's like an old friend, telling us something.
With the development of new media and technology, we can not only feel nature through words, pictures, but also through video and even live broadcast, to truly feel nature and be more in awe of nature.
Of course, this is not to say that Internet celebrities flock to the scene, but those professional guardians show more people in an appropriate way that does not harm those animals and plants.
In this book, I saw that nature turned out to be the best monitor.
For example, the Beijing buttercup, it has high requirements for water quality and the environment, so when we see it grow, we know that the water quality in this area will be great.
I learned about the various amazing and interesting evolutions that plants make in order to thrive.
Seeds for "hiking":
That is, the mother directly spreads the seed to a suitable soil and other living environment (legumes characterized by pods, such as soybeans and mung beans, will rely on the force of the skin of the pod when the pod is ripe to eject the seed).
Seeds of "RV Travel":
Such plants need to use wind, water, animals and other "wagons" to reach an environment suitable for growth (the fruit of the pale ear is covered with small thorns, and when animals or humans approach, they will hang on clothes or animal fur, and thus be carried to distant soil; Another example, dandelions that move with the wind).
As the author said: I hope that readers will learn about the forest and the work of forest guardians through this book, and develop a sense of awe for nature, so as to consciously become the guardian of the forest with a humble heart.
When we continue to understand deeply, we will be able to experience and realize the beauty and harmony of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.
We also look forward to more forest guards telling us more forest stories; And when we know these forest stories, we can also act as a bridge, participate in the protection, and give more forest stories to the children at home.
Thank you for this book, and welcome to read this book.