China's first desert that turned into an oasis: 80% of the area has turned into an oasis again, and the surrounding environment has been greatly improved
When it comes to the desert, everyone immediately thinks of a vast and boundless land without a blade of grass. The air in the desert is very dry, there is not enough water, and the land lacks nutrients, so humans cannot survive here. However, the unique and unique scenery of the desert also attracts many tourists to visit and play. Not only can you enjoy the beautiful scenery, but also take beautiful photos. The scenery of the desert is infinitely beautiful. With some development, the desert can also become a tourist resource.
However, what China's deserts bring is more harm. First, the waste of land resources. Although our country has a large land area and a vast territory, there are very few land resources that can be used, and the per capita cultivated land area lags behind the world. Secondly, the sand that is not fixed can run away when the wind blows, which is the source of sand that forms sandstorms. Sandstorms are blown into big cities, causing adverse effects on the environment and economy. Finally, a large amount of sand will flow into the river, causing blockage, flooding and so on.
However, recently, an exciting piece of good news came. There is a piece of sandy land in China that is larger than Hainan Island. Under effective governance, it will disappear completely. Now 80% of it has become an oasis, and it will soon change its appearance! The former desolate scene of "flying birds without trees, and yellow sand covering the sky" no longer exists. This sandy land is the Mu Us Desert in China. Although it is not bigger than the Taklamakan Desert, it is also one of the four major deserts. Now the desert has been planted with trees and has become an oasis. And you can also grow potatoes, and you can harvest tons of yield every time you harvest.
The Mu Us Desert was not a desert before. Thousands of years ago, it was a fertile prairie, home to many creatures, full of vitality. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, a city was established here, but with the outbreak of war, the city was devastated, people left, and with the impact of the natural environment here, gradually, this piece of land became deserted and deserted.
With one mind, the desert becomes an oasis. Behind the success of sand control is the hard work of countless people. The leadership planning of relevant departments and the active participation of non-governmental forces have invested a lot of manpower and material resources. Sand control is not something that can be accomplished in a day, but it is done by several generations of people. The hard work of generations, scientific and effective methods, and the trees planted by one's own hands have gathered into today's green ocean.
The former Mu Us Desert is now arable land. Beautiful oases are more valuable tourism resources. If you have time, you must go and see the miracle of such a desert turning into an oasis.
It is our responsibility to protect the environment. In order not to repeat such a tragedy, we must actively participate in China's greening cause. What do you think about the disappearing desert in China?