From the mountains of Shanxi to the savannas of Burkina Faso, one journalist’s journey reveals a universal truth: humanity’s survival depends on embracing nature. 🌍✨
Karim Badolo, a journalist from Burkina Faso now based in China, recently explored Shanxi Province’s breathtaking landscapes. His takeaway? "Protecting the environment isn’t optional—it’s survival." Through lush forests and thriving ecosystems, he witnessed firsthand how humans and nature can coexist in balance.
"We’re not just inheriting this planet—we’re borrowing it from our children," Karim reflects, echoing French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupery. His video from Wangmangling Mountain (a 1,700-meter-high biodiversity hotspot) showcases China’s commitment to ecological preservation, offering lessons he believes should go global.
Why does this matter? Climate change spares no one. From melting glaciers to shifting weather patterns, Karim argues that urgent action is the only path forward. "It’s time to bet on nature—it’s the safest investment we’ll ever make."
Could China’s green initiatives inspire other nations? Karim thinks so. As youth worldwide join campaigns like CGTN’s "One Home: Shared Future," his message resonates: harmony with Earth isn’t just poetic—it’s essential. 🌿💡
