Forget TikTok trends—China's latest viral wave is all about birdwatching! Actor Li Xian, known for his roles in hit dramas, recently swapped scripts for a camera to snap stunning shots of migratory birds in Beijing’s Yuyuantan Park. His photos, shared on social media, turned heads faster than a K-pop dance challenge, earning applause from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment.
Why the buzz? China sits on *four* of the world’s nine major bird migration routes, making it a pit stop for millions of feathered travelers each spring. Li’s snapshots—featuring everything from elegant cranes to cheeky sparrows—have spotlighted how urban parks can double as conservation hubs.
Fans are calling it #EcoChic: "His hobby turned into a lesson on protecting nature," one comment read. With young people now grabbing binoculars instead of selfie sticks, experts hope this trend helps bridge the gap between digital culture and environmental stewardship. Who knew a celebrity’s camera skills could make conservation cool?
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Actor Li Xian, known for his roles in hit dramas, recently swapped scripts for a camera to snap stunning shots of migratory birds in Beijing’s Yuyuantan Park. His photos, shared on social media, turned heads faster than a K-pop dance challenge, earning applause from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment.
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