China-Russia-Mongolia media tour highlights cross-border ecological cooperation

Journalists pose for a photo during the China-Russia-Mongolia joint media tour in Inner Mongolia. [Photo/ Inner Mongolia Radio and Television Station]

A China-Russia-Mongolia joint media tour has taken journalists across border areas in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region to explore ecological conservation and share stories of green development from a cross-border perspective.

Guided by the Information Office of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Regional People's Government and organized by Inner Mongolia Radio and Television Station, the media tour has visited Xin Barga Right Banner, Xin Barga Left Banner, Horqin Right Front Banner, and Arxan city, among other areas.

Bayaertu is interviewed in the forests he nurtured. [Photo/ Inner Mongolia Radio and Television Station]

The journalists traveled to frontline border communities, forests, and pastoral areas to witness local efforts to restore ecosystems and improve the environment.

At the Ganzhuer Sandy Land ecological restoration demonstration area, 79-year-old retired worker Bayaertu has dedicated decades to planting and caring for over 5,000 trees. His unwavering dedication has left a lasting impression on journalists from both China and abroad.

Journalists build a symbolic "Tree of Prosperity and Coexistence" with pinecones.[Photo/ Inner Mongolia Radio and Television Station]