As the saying goes, "Read ten thousand books, travel ten thousand miles." From April 21 to 22, more than 130 primary and secondary school students from Jinjiang City embarked on a unique nature exploration journey into the Baishuiyang-Yuanyangxi Scenic Area of Ningde UGGp. Amidst the mountains and rivers, they experienced the mysteries of nature and the distinctive charm of "learning on the move."

Encountering the "Home of Mandarin Ducks," the students deepened their understanding of ecological conservation. After watching an educational video, they ventured into the scenic area, strolling through deep valleys to observe rare mandarin ducks and macaques while learning about biodiversity.

The best education happens along the way. This study trip allowed Jinjiang students to step out of the classroom, broaden their horizons, and strengthen their resolve through the fusion of nature and culture1. Through hands-on exploration, they gained a profound awareness of the importance of resource conservation, enhancing their commitment to protecting the natural environment.