CCTV News: Recently, the Qixing Mountain Scenic Area in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province turned into an ice and snow forest after a night of snowfall. From a distance, the sea of ​​clouds lingered in the peaks and forests, like a tulle streamer, forming a beautiful picture together with snow and rime. The scattered wooden houses on the top of the mountain are decorated with snow to form a fairy tale world.

It is understood that Qixing Mountain is relatively high in altitude and frequent snowfall in winter and spring. The unique geographical environment and climatic conditions make the snow scenery here unique.

Hohhot: The weather is getting warmer, and migratory birds returning from the north fly to the Hailiu Reservoir

In the past two days, as the weather gets warmer, in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, the Hailiu Reservoir in Tumote Left Banner welcomes migratory birds returning from the north, and thousands of migratory birds such as red ducks, mallards, swans gather here. They either play and forage on the water or soar freely in the air, adding vitality to the frozen reservoir in early spring.

In recent years, with a series of governance, the ecological environment of Hailiu Reservoir has gradually improved, attracting more and more migratory birds to stay and rest, and the number of migratory bird populations has also shown an increase year by year. These migratory birds are expected to stay in the wetlands and reservoirs around Hohhot for about one month.

Hengshui, Hebei: Migratory birds fly to arrive one after another, and start migration this spring

In the past two days, as the temperature rises, more than a dozen migratory birds fly to Hengshui Lake, Hebei one after another. On the shimmering lake, the little swans are like elegant dancers, swimming freely. There are also early migratory birds such as green-headed ducks, pipa ducks, merganser, and red-headed ducks, which are also flying, playing and foraging on the lake, adding vitality to this wetland.

It is worth mentioning that the tens of thousands of bean geese, thousands of gray cranes and other birds that have overwintered in Hengshui Lake have not yet moved north, and together with the new migratory birds, form a landscape of thousands of birds flying together.

Baokang, Hubei: Red-bellied pheasants frequently appear, foraging and playing and enjoying leisure

Recently, staff from Hubei Wudaoxia National Nature Reserve Administration discovered multiple scenes of red-bellied pheasants foraging and playing while sorting out infrared cameras. These videos were taken from December to February this year. The red-bellied pheasant may either stroll leisurely or bow his head to forage. The seven-color feathers are particularly eye-catching against the snow.

According to reports, the red-bellied pheasant is a national second-class protected animal and is also called the "little phoenix" among birds. In recent years, as the ecological environment in the protected areas has become better and better, many rare wild animals have settled here.

Plum blossoms are blooming in full bloom, and enjoy the spring scenery on a stroll and enjoy the spring scenery

At present, in many places in southern my country, spring has returned to the earth and flowers are blooming. Plum blossoms are also called Yumei. In the south, February and March are the season when plum blossoms bloom every year. In the past two days, the snow-white plum blossoms attract many tourists in Jiangxi, Guangxi and other places.

In Xi Village, Longnan City, Jiangxi Province, plum blossoms are all over the mountains and hang on the branches. The breeze blows by, the petals dance gently with the wind, and the fragrant fragrance of flowers fills the air. Visitors stroll through it and enjoy the comfort of spring.

In Baiyan Village, Yulin, Guangxi, nearly a thousand acres of plum blossoms, which are as beautiful as clouds and snow, make the mountains and fields look particularly beautiful, and bees collect honey among the flowers, adding vitality.

It is understood that plum blossoms are also known as jade plum blossoms, with a short flowering period, usually around ten days. In the south, the season for plum blossoms is in full bloom from mid-February to early March every year.