Propaganda slogan that goes beyond all fishing bans

Lexie 2022-03-21 09:02:45

It's the annual fishing ban in the East China Sea.

The streets are all about protecting fishery resources and writing a new chapter in the restoration of fish farms. Poaching is still repeated, and seafood can still be eaten in major restaurants. The price of fish during the fishing ban is comparable to gold, and people are desperate for benefits. Every year, people die during the fishing ban. on the sea.

We criticize the Japanese for whaling, but what about us? In recent years, the price of fish should correspond to the lack of fishery resources. Now, the price of fish is increasing. Will we only eat squid in the future?

Wouldn’t it be nice to buy some of these documentaries for free and popularize them to the public every year? After seeing this, I know what we have done.

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Daphney 2022-03-18 09:01:05

David Attenborough, who serves as the narrator, is the Queen of the BBC and is 93 years old this year. He has been with the natural world all his life and is considered "the longest traveler in history." Pay tribute to David and envy him for living a life envied by countless people but unable to try.
Charlie 2022-03-25 09:01:15

The overall filming quality is very high, and the environmental protection appeal and introspective attitude are also very conspicuous. Other than that, the content is almost lackluster and boring. Compared with the BBC's large-scale nature documentaries, the theme planning of this drama is obviously not clear enough. There is a lot of repetition and repetition between single episodes, and the feeling of water injection is serious. ★★★