Sacrifice, and dedication. Wish you were able to build a snow shelter for you and your son. But these trees show the work of all your team. You have replenished a ravaged Earth. And the rewards reach all around the globe. Something to draw some comfort from, and to share with rest of humanity. Well done, all of you.
I am not Chinese but I felt very emotional watching this video - It made me cry and feel sad. I was raised on a farm and know about work; cleaning pig pens - baging chicken manure - growing vegetables for our family - shooting rats and vermin. This was easy compared to what the forrest workers have done.
"I believe any job requires focus and dedication if you want to enjoy and benefit from it.". Isn't this true with every job we do. Kudos to all those who contributed to the success of this forest. The Saihanba forest in north China has received the Champions of the Earth award, the UN's highest environmental honor. How can you not award them for this gigantic human endeavor for the good of mother earth.
Only the Chinese and the Chinese spirit could have achieved this. They started this campaign in the 70s with virtually no resources. Only manual labor with unparalleled determination.
Yeah! China definitely lead you to brighter future respecting your sovereignty. But if you follow USA then they'll lead you to Civil War and poverty. They'll play with your sovereignty, dignity and use your own bureaucracy to let u down ever afterall you will fail to rise.
Damn...so bittersweet. What those people are doing is so worthy of government support. I hope that they are provided better housing (plumbing, heating, and security) for those people and their families!
It's a great plan, and I sure hope it works. It's also a wee bit early to be celebrating, it seems to me. I wish them well and hope for the best. (I also hope they're planting some hardwood forests in the south at the same time. These northern ones will arrive just in time, if they work, to make up for the fact that Siberia is getting harvested raw. In hardwood it's Thailand where the military are taking the cheap fast exploitative way, selling off their national heritage without preserving it for the future.)
It has been hard work to bring this large forest to the world. Many Chinese workers have their prime to make it happen through years of hardship. One worker said he worked everyday and saved his Sunday entitlement accummulated to 13 years! Chinese people, no matter how insignificant the work is, always devote and give their best to the job. They are culturally patriotic and would do whatever it take to help the country. If China keeps its 5000+ years culture it could last for ever. However if China goes with democracy, where everyone of the 1.4 billlion citizens, is for oneself China will not last a decade. May be that is why the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo wants as he thinks democracy is what China needs.
I am inspired by the greening of the Loess Plateau and the Gobi desert. I want to do something for the Sahara in Tunisia and am contacting some experts. My idea is to plant a few trees and savannah grass to anchor the soil. China already has the checkboard system to stop sand migration. I have an improved idea using waste plastics. Also, China has converted sand to soil using plant cellulose material. I plan to imitate that. Once grass has anchored the soil, I can plant trees. The grass provides a cover for the top soil. I also have the technology to convey water to the root zone, saving 65% of the water compared to surface irrigation.
Only the Chinese can do this. To do what they did, and to go through this w/o even complaining. This is why Chinese people are successful. They don't scream, they don't beg for handouts. They just go and do it. What they accomplished is something to be proud of. Chinese people everywhere are very successful people because of their DNA.
I think with technology today ..these tire watchers don't need to be in the tower 24/7 365. They can be located near the towns and operate drones with thermal imaging to monitor for hotspots. If there is hotspot..drones can fire off chemical fire suppresant bombs until a fire control unit can reach the area.
Having tree questions being curious: 1) Is it just one kind of tree being the majority of all the trees in the forest? 2) Or did they plant many different kind of trees becoming like a natural grown forest with not just one kind dominating the whole forest? 3) If Yes is the answer on the second question, which are the most common trees in the forest?
There is a touching TV series about Saihanba in China, so I know a few things. In the 1960s, when the first generation went to Saihanba, they couldn't grow anything. They tried various tree seedlings all over the country and also tried to raise seedlings in Saihanba, but they all failed. Finally, some technicians made innovations in the seedling process, and finally the trees planted can survive. In those days, under those conditions, you planted whatever tree could live, not what tree you wanted to plant. Because no matter what your goals are, you must first stop desertification. With the accumulation of technology and economic development, there are many different kinds of trees, cash crops and even Chinese medicinal materials in Saihanba. I don't understand trees, so I don't know what kind of tree is the most common over there.
Incredible work! Still, I can't shake the feeling that all those pine trees (I don't know how many different species are planted and if they are native, but it looks like a near monoculture) in neat little rows without natural undergrowth will lead to problems later. My country also had a big greening project nearly a century ago, where resource-poor heath was dug out and non-native pine trees for wood production were planted. However, it turns out that these trees were vulnerable to plagues and climate change on top of being incredibly harmful to biodiversity. Now, the government desperately tries to remove the pine tries to bring back native ecosystems, but it's a costly and time-consuming project. For many species, it's already too late as flowers, butterflies, insects, wild bees, frogs, lizards, mosses, water plants and even micro-organisms have gone extinct. No one knows what ecological impact this will have. They literally didn't see the forest for the trees, and now we pay the price.
I think all the internet green commen tators are missing a HUGE point: They seem to be saying that basically NOTHING lived here, no trees, no people! They don't have a free choice of what TO GROW, at first they have to go for stuff that CAN SURVIVE. I think this has been publicly discussed many times! So let me just give a big HUMBUG! to your silly misplaced concerns. Desert before, forest now, that's the takeaway.
Hello World 🌎 Pls open yr eyes n take note 📝 seeing is believing. China 🇨🇳 is talk less n work more. This is d rewarding results. Not only trees planting but look into China's internal developments on modernisation re structural design n infrastructure network of road n rail plus technology of sorts. The biggest manufacturers n traders of d World 🌎. Directly or indirectly it benefits others of all races n Nations. Unfortunately, Westerners in particular Anglo-Saxon intertwined with US r envious of China's progress n influence for shared peace n prosperity. Consequently, As imposing Sanctions n posturing with provocations of Military might. Forming Allies n gangs of QUADS AUKUS G7 against China 🇨🇳. As seen n felt today 😳 it has destabilized d World causing economic n social norms. China 🇨🇳 becomes increasingly a punching 🎒🥊 Now is d time to right d wrong where friends or foe got to take sides. Have yr pick!!!
A tree farm, no matter how wonderful an achievement, is not a forest in any real sense of the word. Forests are not a monoculture planted in straight lines and containing little biodiversity.
It's so sad that we don't get to see this kind of inspirational and beautiful side of China here in Australia's media.
Sacrifice, and dedication. Wish you were able to build a snow shelter for you and your son. But these trees show the work of all your team. You have replenished a ravaged Earth. And the rewards reach all around the globe. Something to draw some comfort from, and to share with rest of humanity. Well done, all of you.
Amazing work- the commitment and sacrifices the Chinese people have made to improve their country should be an example for many other countries.
I am not Chinese but I felt very emotional watching this video - It made me cry and feel sad.
I was raised on a farm and know about work; cleaning pig pens - baging chicken manure - growing vegetables for our family - shooting rats and vermin.
This was easy compared to what the forrest workers have done.
"I believe any job requires focus and dedication if you want to enjoy and benefit from it.". Isn't this true with every job we do. Kudos to all those who contributed to the success of this forest. The Saihanba forest in north China has received the Champions of the Earth award, the UN's highest environmental honor. How can you not award them for this gigantic human endeavor for the good of mother earth.
Only the Chinese and the Chinese spirit could have achieved this. They started this campaign in the 70s with virtually no resources. Only manual labor with unparalleled determination.
Awesome work. Someone is doing a great job that needed to be done a long time ago. These people are awesome.
Amazing effort and self sacrifice bears fruit for the generations to come.
All those who worked on this forest must be acknowledged with their name scrolls. 👍👏👏👏
unparallel commitments and dedication of the chinese people.
Chinese people are civilized & hardworking. I wish Africa has learned alot from China.
I trully respect the chinese detemination and hard work.something we lack here in philippines.people are just good at complaining
Pinoys need to be more humble, brag less and stop sucking to the USA.
Yeah! China definitely lead you to brighter future respecting your sovereignty. But if you follow USA then they'll lead you to Civil War and poverty. They'll play with your sovereignty, dignity and use your own bureaucracy to let u down ever afterall you will fail to rise.
Haynako nilaglag mo pa ang Pinas.
@@dimdungsports5042 Why do you have to be so honest?
Pakisabi sa China kung paano nya winasak ang corals natin sa west Philippines sea?
These are the real heroes.
这种6,7分钟有英文字幕的短视频非常好，给我澳洲的学中文学生看。
I salute you for your great job, great people, very passionate....very inspiring.
Thank you for capital contribution to climate change. Beyond the tall talking of politicians
China always amazed me 🤩👏👏👏👏........
Salute to all the unsung heroes of china ...the dedication & no rest days ...❤️ u guys for greening the earth 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
For their sacrifice, these people have our greatest admiration in helping mankind solve environmental issues linked to deforestation.
Damn...so bittersweet. What those people are doing is so worthy of government support. I hope that they are provided better housing (plumbing, heating, and security) for those people and their families!
A green symphony.
Now that the soil is better, I hope they start planting other kinds of trees, shrubs, flowers to diversify these beautiful forests.
That's a great inspiration for people around the world how china and it's great hard working people are fighting nature and promoting green world.
Well done !
Hope the Gobi deserts and taklamakan deserts will be fully forested like sanhaiba.
In my area, people burning the forest .
Congratulations china for all hardwork.
It's a great plan, and I sure hope it works.
It's also a wee bit early to be celebrating, it seems to me.
I wish them well and hope for the best.
(I also hope they're planting some hardwood forests in the south at the same time. These northern ones will arrive just in time, if they work, to make up for the fact that Siberia is getting harvested raw. In hardwood it's Thailand where the military are taking the cheap fast exploitative way, selling off their national heritage without preserving it for the future.)
Thank you.
i love japani suohet koriya norhet koriya tayland vietnam china singapur butan relesinsep farendship..
this is world best berdership....
It has been hard work to bring this large forest to the world. Many Chinese workers have their prime to make it happen through years of hardship. One worker said he worked everyday and saved his Sunday entitlement accummulated to 13 years!
Chinese people, no matter how insignificant the work is, always devote and give their best to the job. They are culturally patriotic and would do whatever it take to help the country.
If China keeps its 5000+ years culture it could last for ever. However if China goes with democracy, where everyone of the 1.4 billlion citizens, is for oneself China will not last a decade. May be that is why the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo wants as he thinks democracy is what China needs.
I am inspired by the greening of the Loess Plateau and the Gobi desert. I want to do something for the Sahara in Tunisia and am contacting some experts. My idea is to plant a few trees and savannah grass to anchor the soil.
China already has the checkboard system to stop sand migration. I have an improved idea using waste plastics. Also, China has converted sand to soil using plant cellulose material. I plan to imitate that.
Once grass has anchored the soil, I can plant trees. The grass provides a cover for the top soil.
I also have the technology to convey water to the root zone, saving 65% of the water compared to surface irrigation.
Good luck!
AMAZING .. MADE IN CHINA
❤❤❤
5.7 years of Sundays. Dang
Only the Chinese can do this. To do what they did, and to go through this w/o even complaining. This is why Chinese people are successful. They don't scream, they don't beg for handouts. They just go and do it. What they accomplished is something to be proud of. Chinese people everywhere are very successful people because of their DNA.
One salute to those, who care about Forest...
😔😔
I think with technology today ..these tire watchers don't need to be in the tower 24/7 365. They can be located near the towns and operate drones with thermal imaging to monitor for hotspots. If there is hotspot..drones can fire off chemical fire suppresant bombs until a fire control unit can reach the area.
Where was ur drone when there was no tree
. There approach is perfect and it work . Result is clear.
U put drones on ur made forest
Great nation.
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Only the Chinese spirit can achieve this. Just hands and determination.
World environment heroes
Having tree questions being curious: 1) Is it just one kind of tree being the majority of all the trees in the forest? 2) Or did they plant many different kind of trees becoming like a natural grown forest with not just one kind dominating the whole forest? 3) If Yes is the answer on the second question, which are the most common trees in the forest?
There is a touching TV series about Saihanba in China, so I know a few things.
In the 1960s, when the first generation went to Saihanba, they couldn't grow anything. They tried various tree seedlings all over the country and also tried to raise seedlings in Saihanba, but they all failed.
Finally, some technicians made innovations in the seedling process, and finally the trees planted can survive.
In those days, under those conditions, you planted whatever tree could live, not what tree you wanted to plant. Because no matter what your goals are, you must first stop desertification.
With the accumulation of technology and economic development, there are many different kinds of trees, cash crops and even Chinese medicinal materials in Saihanba.
I don't understand trees, so I don't know what kind of tree is the most common over there.
Incredible work! Still, I can't shake the feeling that all those pine trees (I don't know how many different species are planted and if they are native, but it looks like a near monoculture) in neat little rows without natural undergrowth will lead to problems later.
My country also had a big greening project nearly a century ago, where resource-poor heath was dug out and non-native pine trees for wood production were planted. However, it turns out that these trees were vulnerable to plagues and climate change on top of being incredibly harmful to biodiversity. Now, the government desperately tries to remove the pine tries to bring back native ecosystems, but it's a costly and time-consuming project. For many species, it's already too late as flowers, butterflies, insects, wild bees, frogs, lizards, mosses, water plants and even micro-organisms have gone extinct. No one knows what ecological impact this will have. They literally didn't see the forest for the trees, and now we pay the price.
I think all the internet green commen tators are missing a HUGE point: They seem to be saying that basically NOTHING lived here, no trees, no people! They don't have a free choice of what TO GROW, at first they have to go for stuff that CAN SURVIVE. I think this has been publicly discussed many times! So let me just give a big HUMBUG! to your silly misplaced concerns. Desert before, forest now, that's the takeaway.
👍👍👍
Amazing china can build anything.
👏👏👏
Legendas em Português, por favor.
Hello World 🌎
Pls open yr eyes n take note 📝 seeing is believing. China 🇨🇳 is talk less n work more. This is d rewarding results. Not only trees planting but look into China's internal developments on modernisation re structural design n infrastructure network of road n rail plus technology of sorts. The biggest manufacturers n traders of d World 🌎. Directly or indirectly it benefits others of all races n Nations. Unfortunately, Westerners in particular Anglo-Saxon intertwined with US r envious of China's progress n influence for shared peace n prosperity. Consequently, As imposing Sanctions n posturing with provocations of Military might. Forming Allies n gangs of QUADS AUKUS G7 against China 🇨🇳. As seen n felt today 😳 it has destabilized d World causing economic n social norms. China 🇨🇳 becomes increasingly a punching 🎒🥊
Now is d time to right d wrong where friends or foe got to take sides. Have yr pick!!!
Europeans complaining why China is so hard working
in a span of only 20 years...china's economic growth spurt.
Probably easier than it was to destroy all of the world's forests.
Need building in a way too stop a mass burnout
太了不起了，这世界就只有中国政府与人民有这堅忍的毅力与众不同。了不起。
Just need water!
any thing in China can be done...no questions
like this if they know how hard it is,they will stop burning amazon.
how about the uyghur concentration camps?
Sponsored by the chinese government? Lol.
Oh look a monoculture with zero animals. What a "success"!
hi you!...... yes you!-----please go back to kidgarden do reprocessing!
Barren land and hash climate, dumb ass.
This monoculture forests have almost no life and disease prevalent, 500 different species is the minimum
in my POV they plant monoculture forest until the soil is fertilize n nourish enough and proceed others species
A tree farm, no matter how wonderful an achievement, is not a forest in any real sense of the word. Forests are not a monoculture planted in straight lines and containing little biodiversity.
On barren land and hash climate, how much diversity can you achieve dumb ass.
Oh, STOP!