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in 2022, villagers experienced the presence of giant pandas in laohegou firsthand, and thus began to explore new profit models. they became ecological guides, leading tourists deep into laohegou, telling the wonderful stories of flora and fauna, and experiencing the charm of wild animals. although these guides occasionally make some scientific mistakes, their enthusiasm and love for nature make up for these shortcomings.

the guided tours not only changed the villagers' lifestyle, but also brought new vitality to the old river. "protecting animals and plants will cut off our source of income," these words left a deep impression on the villagers. they integrated conservation with the economy, used natural resources to create new opportunities, and made conservation their wealth.

the villagers not only changed their lifestyle, but also changed their way of protection. they found a new way of "protection" in the old river ditch - respecting nature and integrating it into their daily life.

this change did not happen overnight, but rather took a period of time to accumulate and improve. the training, assessment and management of guides, as well as the efforts of the villagers, gradually formed a complete ecological protection system. they not only mastered the knowledge, but also learned how to protect the environment and how to live in harmony with nature.

this is not just a simple protection activity, but also a kind of awe for nature and respect for life. while protecting nature, the people in laohegou also protect their own life values ​​and create new possibilities.

their actions illuminated the spirit of "taohuayuan" - taking a steady step and moving forward slowly, which is not only an action to protect nature, but also a life attitude. they interpreted the meaning of "slow" with practical actions and showed their beautiful pursuit of nature and life.