When Danes go fishing, they will take a ruler with them. When they catch fish, they often measure it with a ruler and put the small fish with insufficient size back into the river. They said, "Let the

When Danes go fishing, they will take a ruler with them. When they catch fish, they often measure it with a ruler and put the small fish with insufficient size back into the river. They said, "Let the little fish. Danes take a ruler with them when they go fishing. When they catch fish, they often measure them with a ruler and put small fish that are not big enough back into the river. They said, "Isn't it better to let the little fish grow up?" More than 2,000 years ago, China Mencius once said: "If you don't count, the fish and turtles don't eat." It means, don't catch small fish in the pond with a fine net, so there will be more fish.

According to the Yangtze River Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, from June 65438+1 October1in 2020, 332 nature reserves and aquatic germplasm conservation zone in the Yangtze River basin were completely banned from productive fishing. The key waters around the Yangtze River Basin will also enter the perennial fishing ban period of 10. As soon as the news came out, it quickly triggered a heated public opinion, "Protect the environment! Protect the Yangtze River! Protect the finless porpoise! " The sound continues.

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The Yangtze River is one of the rivers with the richest aquatic biodiversity in the world, and it is also an important guarantee for maintaining national ecological security and promoting the green development of the Yangtze River Economic Belt. On this topic, the Vice Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs comprehensively interpreted the connotation and implementation of the Yangtze River fishing ban policy on June 1.

If you don't count, neither fish nor turtle can be eaten. /kloc-the fishing ban in 0/0 and letting the Yangtze River recuperate are responsible for the Yangtze River, the people along the Yangtze River and future generations. I hope that after ten years, the Yangtze River will have clearer water and happier fish, and our tomorrow will be better and better.