Saving The Tarim River

This is an important book about the possible disappearance of the Tarim River. This is a book about the relations between humans, natural ethics, and morality. Gratitude to nature is a necessary ethical and moral value for humans.

On the “Green China Dream” Responsibility Forum held at the headquarters of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) in 2013, local cases of environmental protection from China won wide acclaim at the UNEP, earning preliminary recognition of the international community for the Chinese people’s unremitting efforts in building a green China.

The “Green China Dream” book series tells successful cases of China’s green economy and sustainable development in the form of documentary literature, exhibiting China’s commitment to the nation and her contribution to the world in environmental protection. This series comprises 6 books, published in both Chinese and English.

Ding Chun, son of a member of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. Ding is a writer, a member of the Federation of Literary and Art Circles of Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture, and the director of the Federation’s Literary Studio. Ding is also a member of Xinjiang Writers’ Association, a member of the Xinjiang Reportage Association, a trainee of the Luxun Literature Institute and a contracted writer of the Xinjiang Electronic Audio and Video Publishing House. Ding’s published literary works exceed one million Chinese characters.