Bathed in the morning glow of the mangrove forest, the study tour group embarked on a journey of nature, exploration, and self-discovery under the guidance of foreign teacher from CIPTC. Every moment was illuminated with the brilliance of knowledge, revealing the endless mysteries of nature.  

With explanations from teacher, the group seemed to hold a key to unlocking nature's secrets. Each fleeting shadow, each soaring flight, and each melodious call became precious moments captured in their notes. By exchanging observations with the instructors—vivid descriptions of feathers, postures, and hues—participants transformed fragmented discoveries into profound insights, deepening their understanding of nature's wonders. At the lakeside, the group engaged in discussions about aquatic life. Instructors explained the differences between invasive species and native aquatic organisms in the lake. Through learning about the threats posed by invasive species, observing the lake's inhabitants, and understanding the importance of preserving aquatic biodiversity, participants realized that every life form is an indispensable link in the ecological chain.