Hua Weiguang, retired teacher from Tongliao, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, is a photography enthusiast.
A decade ago, the arrival of tree planters (catch) Hua's attention and the photos of the tree planters
(take) by Hua are evidence of the (remark) transformation of the land. In those photos, hats, scarves and goggles, for the workers fighting desertification, are basic necessities to protect them the wind and sand. There was no way to avoid the brutal summer heat in the land so the workers had to lie down on the ground or curl up in the narrow shade of their cars to cool off. And they also had to eat their lunch amid the blowing sands, taking in the small pieces of sand with their food.
"we don't fool the tree, it won't fool you. You take it(serious), and then it behaves in the same way to you. You put efforts to make it live, and the tree lives up to your (expect)," the planters say.
China's forest resources have increased by over 70 million hectares in the past decade，(rank) first in the world. One tree after another, a green Great Wall has been built. Brush by brush, a green field(paint) over the yellow sandy land up to now.
