From March 26 to 27, journalists from 15 mainstream international media, including the Clarín from Argentina, the Diario de México from Mexico, and the Uzbekistan National News Agency, as well as photographers from institutions such as the Jiangsu Photographers Association, National Geographic of China, and the Jiangsu Photographic Industry Association, successively visited the Jiangsu Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve, the Yellow Sea Wetland Museum, the Holland Flower Sea, the Dayang Bay Ecotourism Scenic Area, the Yangtze River Delta (Yancheng) Digital Audio-Visual Industry Base and other places to explore the “Yancheng Code” of ecological protection and digital innovation.

Over the years, the nature reserve has promoted the ecological restoration of wetlands through scientific planning, creating a suitable living environment for Milu deer, and continuously enhancing the reputation of the “Natural World Heritage” and the International “Wetland City”. At the same time, it has conducted in-depth research on the living habits and breeding laws of Milu deer and carried out scientific research and monitoring.