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Maybe in your impression, China is a country often troubled by sandstorms. But today, compared with 20 years ago, China's greening level has improved significantly, and its green area is equivalent to a quarter of the Amazon rainforest. As far as I know, behind this achievement is China's deployment of hundreds of newly developed "Sand Swallowing Giant Beasts" in the deserts of the northwest. They are not only equipped with intelligent automatic seedling planting systems, but also have full-process functions for improving soil structure and precise watering. But these "sand-eating behemoths" are much more than that. According to surveys, these equipment can complete the planting task of 260 acres in one day. This planting data is more than 50 times more efficient than traditional manual planting.

When the news hit social media, engineers in the U.S. were filled with a mixture of shock and admiration. Because after the Dust Bowl in the 20th century, the United States has regarded desertification as a national problem, and the most severely affected areas are currently New Mexico, Texas, and New Mexico. China’s “Sand Swallowing Giant Beast” not only completed a large-scale greening task in a short period of time, but also provided a new technical path and inspiration for global desert management. So in today's video, we'll take a deep dive into how China's "sand-eating behemoth" changed this desert land in a short period of time?

As we all know, before the 21st century, China faced a serious problem of land desertification. Data show that China's desertified land area has reached 2.6116 million square kilometers, accounting for almost one-third of the country's total land area. At the same time, the desertified land area has reached 1.72 million square kilometers, accounting for 18% of the country's land area. These data show that nearly half of China's land is in a state of sandification or desertification, forming a harsh environment that cannot be cultivated and is unsuitable for living. Moreover, this problem is like an invisible giant beast, constantly devouring China's precious land resources, posing a severe challenge to the survival and development of residents. Especially for Beijing, the frequent occurrence of sandstorms is even more worrying. According to statistics, Beijing is swept by sandstorms twice a month on average, and this phenomenon has seriously affected the quality of life and health of urban residents.


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