Title: What happened behind the 15-year sentence of Chinese businessman Tanzania?
preface
The sentence of Chinese businessman Yang Fenglan in Tanzania to 15 years in prison has sparked widespread attention and discussion. She was a successful restaurateur and vice president of the Chamber of Commerce, however, her greed and smuggling eventually led to her downfall. This article will reveal the story behind it and explore people's responsibility for wildlife conservation.
The first graduates of Swahili
Yang Fenglan, a girl from an ordinary Beijing family, was born in 1949. She showed extraordinary learning ability from an early age, and after studying Swahili at the University of Foreign Chinese in Beijing, she was assigned to Tanzania to participate in the construction of the railway.
Entering Africa again is intended to make a fortune
While in Tanzania, Yang Fenglan got married and opened a Chinese restaurant, and her business prospered. However, as competition increased, business gradually declined. In pursuit of more wealth, she decided to get involved in ivory smuggling.
Desperate, he was eventually arrested
Yang Fenglan recruited a large number of people to participate in ivory smuggling, and in order to obtain huge rewards, they hunted elephants in a brutal way. However, this illegal activity was eventually discovered by the police and Yang Fenglan was arrested. She was sentenced in court to 15 years in prison.
conclusion
Protecting wildlife is the responsibility of all human beings, and elephants are a precious resource on the planet. Although the Chinese government protects its own people, we must clearly condemn Yang Fenglan's cruel behavior. Her judgment and compensation shattered her dreams.
With this as a guide, each of us should take responsibility for the protection of wildlife and work together to care for the planet, our common home.
