Once upon a time, Karamay was synonymous with desolation and desolation. The vast Gobi Desert is ravaged by sandstorms like fierce beasts, and wherever they go, there is chaos; Saline alkali land is like a ferocious monster, expanding wildly on a large scale; The dilemma of water shortage, like heavy shackles, tightly restricts the pace of urban development, making it a daunting "forbidden area".

In the year 2000, the horn of hope sounded. Large scale greening and desertification control projects have been launched locally, and more than 130 species of salt tolerant plants have been carefully introduced in collaboration with scientific research forces. Sun Dong is one of the many people who have devoted himself to it. He is not afraid of hardship, sweating on the Gobi Desert, and often exchanges tree planting experiences with overseas family members to gain strength.

As years passed and generations continued to struggle, Karamay ushered in an amazing transformation. The once barren land is now shaded by green trees, with birds chirping and flowers blooming, exuding vitality everywhere.Editor/Cheng Liting