Yunnan Golden Monkey Ecological Park!

—— WEIXI DIAN GOLDEN MONKEY NATIONAL PARK ——

Yunnan Golden Monkey Ecological Park!

—— WEIXI DIAN GOLDEN MONKEY NATIONAL PARK ——

Guardians of the Snow Mountain Elves

2020-12-25

Episode 3 Respect Researchers of Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys - Long Yongcheng Exclusive interview | Yunnan snub-nosed monkey researcher - Long Yongcheng Video materials provided by Long Yongcheng. Infringement will be investigated. | Person | Long Yongcheng Graduated from the Department of Biology, Zhongshan University, Guangdong Province in 1982. For the past 20 years, Long Yongcheng has been working for the survival of Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys. From 1987 to 1996, for ten years, He dedicated his most precious ten years of his academic career to the research of Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys. | Respect | ▲Many people believe That humans are here to transform the world To create the world ▲But don't forget This is a disrespect to nature ▲We humans always want to tame animals Specifically teach them some strange behaviors Some behaviors that attract human attention ▲For example, there is a relatively famous TV program recently Called "Wonderful Friends" ▲A well-known singer stands on a beluga whale Standing as if very elegant And the whale swims below ▲But you think All the activities of this whale Are for its own survival Its leaping, its foraging Are all based on its own needs But we have to tame it ▲It was not born to be a tool to carry a person on the water That's not its function Not what it should do ▲Forcing animals to do things against their will Humans may feel This can bring a strong sense of accomplishment But I think this kind of sense of accomplishment Should be less ▲Nature has its own laws Nature's originality is the most reasonable We should not violate the laws of nature ▲We have to let them do In my opinion, it's very simple But they are not good at doing things This is a violation of the laws of nature ▲Ecological civilization is Our (human) society's respect for the originality of nature ▲It's not that we clean the room Wipe the glass clean That's ecological civilization That's at most an appearance Please put down your so-called strength Respect the power of nature ...... | Dialogue | Clip: In the process of protecting animals, different people will use different methods. There are many ways to have close contact with animals to express their love for animals. Do you think this is the protection of wildlife? Long Yongcheng: Close contact with animals, let animals perform various programs, they also interact with animals in the cages of the zoo. In my opinion, this can arouse the public's love for animals, it has a good side, and the publicity effect is very good, and the ability to spread is very strong. We find that the click-through rate of these videos is tens of millions of times, which is far less than that of us zoologists. It can make more people willing to contact animals, which is beneficial. However, they are too keen on close contact, which I don't agree with, because sometimes we humans and animals should maintain a certain distance, sometimes distance creates beauty. If you are too close, you will bring some diseases of human beings to animals, or infect some diseases that human beings did not have in the past from animals. Clip: What are the natural behaviors of animals actually like? Please give a specific example. Long Yongcheng: Some people want to tame animals to do some strange movements, such as Li Yuchun, she stands on a beluga whale, standing as if very elegant, and the whale swims below. But you think, all the activities of the whale are for its own survival, every time it leaps, forages, it is based on its own needs. But we humans have to tame it, it was not born to carry a person on the water, that's not its function, nor is it what it should do. But we humans are going to tame it, forcing animals to do things they don't want to do. Some people think this will bring a sense of accomplishment, I think this kind of sense of accomplishment should be less, don't always say, to change the course of the river, to change the appearance of mountains and rivers, this violates the basic principles of ecological civilization.

Episode 3 Respect

Long Yongcheng, researcher of Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys

Exclusive Interview | Long Yongcheng, researcher of Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys

Image materials provided by Long Yongcheng. Copyright infringement will be investigated.

| Person |

Long Yongcheng

Graduated from the Department of Biology, Zhongshan University, Guangdong Province in 1982.

Over the past 20 years,

Long Yongcheng has been working tirelessly for the survival of Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys.

From 1987 to 1996, for ten years,

He dedicated his most precious ten years of his academic career to the research of Yunnan snub-nosed monkeys.

| Respect  |

▲Many people believe that

humanity is meant to transform the world,

to create the world,

▲But don't forget,

this is a disrespect to nature.

▲We humans always want to tame animals,

to specifically teach them some strange behaviors,

some behaviors that attract human attention.

▲For example, there is a recently famous TV program,

called "Wonderful Friends".

▲A well-known singer stands on a beluga whale,

standing as if very elegant,

while the whale swims below.

▲But think about it,

all the activities of this whale

are for its own survival.

Its leaps, its foraging,

are all based on its own needs.

But we have to tame it.

▲It was not born to be a tool to carry a person on the water,

that's not its function,

not what it should do.

▲Forcing animals to do things against their will,

humans may feel that

this can bring a strong sense of accomplishment,

but I think such a sense of accomplishment

is better to have less.

▲Nature has its own laws,

nature's originality is the most reasonable.

We should not violate the laws of nature.

▲To force them to do

what seems simple to me,

but what they are not good at,

this is a violation of the laws of nature.

▲Ecological civilization is

our (human) society's respect for nature's originality.

▲It's not that we clean the room spotless,

wipe the glass until it shines,

that's ecological civilization.

That's at most an appearance.

Please put down your so-called power for a moment,

and respect the power of nature.

......

| Dialogue  |

Clip: In the process of protecting animals, different people use different methods. There are many ways to express love for animals through close contact. Do you think this is protection for wildlife?

Long Yongcheng: Close contact with animals, letting animals perform various programs, interacting with animals in cages in zoos. In my opinion, this can arouse the public's love for animals, it has a good side, and the publicity effect is very good, the dissemination ability is very strong. We find that the click-through rate of these videos is tens of millions of times, which is far beyond what we zoologists can achieve. It can make more people willing to contact animals, which is beneficial. However, they are too keen on close contact, which I don't quite agree with, because sometimes we humans and animals should maintain a certain distance, sometimes distance creates beauty. If you are too close, you will bring some human diseases to animals, or infect some diseases that humans did not have in the past from animals.

Clip: What are the actual natural behaviors of animals? Please give a specific example.

Long Yongcheng Some people want to tame animals to do some strange movements, such as Li Yuchun standing on a beluga whale, standing as if very elegant, while the whale swims below. But think about it, all the activities of the whale are for its own survival, every leap, every foraging, is based on its own needs. But we humans have to tame it, it was not born to carry a person on the water, that's not its function, nor is it what it should do. But we humans just want to tame it, forcing animals to do things they don't want to do. Some people think this will bring a sense of accomplishment, I think such a sense of accomplishment is better to have less, don't always say, to change the course of rivers, to change the appearance of mountains and rivers, this violates the basic principles of ecological civilization.