In 1956, Dinghu Mountain in Zhaoqing, Guangdong Province, became the site of China's first nature reserve. After seven decades of dedicated conservation, nature continues to flourish here, renewing itself through the seasons.
Dinghu Mountain is home to mature forests that have been protected for nearly 400 years, and its soil still has strong carbon sequestration capacity. Scientists have discovered 368 new species in Dinghu Mountain, 71 of which are named after Dinghu or Dinghu Mountain. Today, it stands as a living museum of biodiversity.
Every landscape has its own charm, but Dinghu Mountain captures your heart at first sight. Welcome to Dinghushan National Nature Reserve!
Author | Dong Han
Video editor | Dong Han
Footage source | Zhaoqing Converged Media (肇庆融媒)
