The black-necked crane, a first-class national protected wild animal in China, begins migrating in April each year to Xainza County, Nagqu City, Xizang Autonomous Region -- a region abundant in wetlands. Here, they nest, hatch eggs, and raise their chicks to propagate the next generation. In recent years, Xizang has intensified efforts to protect the habitats of black-necked cranes, leading to a marked improvement in their living environment. 

Photo: Xinhua

Editor: Pan Lu, Luo Rongting

Translator: Luo Rongting, Zhi Xinghua

Review: Dong Xiuli, Pan Lu