Starting today, a "ten-year fishing ban" will begin in key basins of the Yangtze River. Where should fishermen go?

From the 1990s to the first decade of the 21st century. The Yangtze River fishery has developed rapidly, and many fishermen on both sides of the strait rely on the Yangtze River for their livelihood. There are even sand-blasting boats on the Yangtze River, collecting sand in large quantities. The Yangtze finless porpoise, once a national first-level protected animal, has become extinct. This is the consequence of failure to protect the ecology of the Yangtze River.

Fishermen along the Yangtze River have been using nets to catch large quantities of fish in the Yangtze River. Even the small fry in the Yangtze River are very rare. Even if a ten-year fishing ban is not implemented in the Yangtze River Basin, fishermen will have no guarantee of livelihood. Artificial breeding on the Yangtze River is also unfeasible. After all, there are tens of millions of people in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River who depend on the water of the Yangtze River for their lives.

The way out for Yangtze River fishermen. There should be a variety of options. Or move to land along the Yangtze River. After all, the land along the Yangtze River has abundant water sources for irrigation, and it is located in the Yangtze River alluvial plain, so the land is also very fertile. Or just dig fish ponds on the land along the Yangtze River to feed some unique fish along the Yangtze River. Or fundamentally get rid of agricultural and fishery work. In recent years, the labor force has become increasingly scarce, and most factories are unable to recruit workers. Yangtze River fishermen can integrate into the factories in the Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta to work. In this way, fishermen will have a more stable income, living with the fish and relying on God for food. The fishing life along the Yangtze River also enters a low period with the arrival of the annual rainy season, and fishermen want to earn income. You have to risk your life to fish in the surging Yangtze River.

Fishermen along the Yangtze River. You can also engage in some commercial activities. After all, there are many specialties along the Yangtze River, which are loved by people across the country. The fishermen along the Yangtze River have such rich conditions and should live better than people elsewhere. Yangtze River fishery is not the only way out. If fishing continues like this, fishermen will only destroy their beautiful home. Let your descendants not be able to live in this land. After all, clear waters and green mountains are worth the price of gold and silver.