Beijing Plans Park Expansion, Bird Nests For Migratory Birds

Beijing is actively protecting migratory birds, providing a safe haven for them along their migration routes. Rangers observe returning birds with binoculars while minimizing disturbance. The story mentions the "Binbin Qiang" tradition, passed down through three generations, associated with Wu Xi. It also references a 97-year-old man who participates in winter swimming, described as being in good health and mentally agile. The man's participation is seen as inspiring and for happiness and health. A segment from the play "The Road of Giving Birth," adapted from Lu Shun's novel, was performed in Wuxi. The actor playing the male lead is the grandson of Wang Binbin and the third-generation inheritor of the "Binbin Qiang" vocal technique. Wang Binbin was praised for his powerful voice and distinct vocal style in the 1959 performance of "Pearl Tower." The improved ecological environment has led to an increase in small fish and tadpoles, which are primary food sources for the birds. Ecological functions for bird habitats in Beijing have been improved, including forest management for aquaculture and wildlife rescue. Conservationists observe and record migratory birds, noting that the bird nests on Bird Island have shifted approximately 20 meters higher. Ecological improvements in the Baihe River area have led to an increase in fish and tadpoles, providing more food for migratory birds. A volunteer service activity is underway today in Beijing, led by experts, to educate citizens on migratory bird protection.