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Nature is the best textbook for exploring the mysteries of life Please join us in opening up children's scientific vision - let's all go crazy for wetlands In an age dominated by technology, grand buildings have replaced urban jungles, and children cannot experience the fun of catching mudskippers, listening to the chirping of insects and birds, and controlling earth kilns. The global greenhouse effect has caused forest fires to burn wildly, and nature classes have to hide in the classroom with air conditioning and use specimens as teaching materials. Humans are facing a survival crisis, and ecological conservation has become an important topic at present. Do you want to do your part for the earth's ecology? Please follow us to understand the help that wetlands provide to humans. The 171-hectare Qieding Wetland has shallow beaches of pheasants, the international star migratory bird black-faced spoonbills, and densely populated geese and duck ponds in winter; heron breeding forests, flying dragonflies and butterflies, and sagebrush prairie in summer; as well as dart fish, fiddler crabs, and mangrove ecological pools that can be seen all year round. The vast ecological resources and rich and diverse ecological features constitute the best natural ecological culture, which not only provides a sheltered home for creatures, but also shortens the distance to nature, opening a window for children to contact nature again.