"I can hardly explain!" Guangdong Cai County, when a fisherman was fishing for a net, suddenly found a strange creature, which looked like a big nailfish, but suddenly thought something strange.
An old fisherman, Chen, fished in the Han River for a living. That day, as usual, he closed the net. He was so happy, he pulled up and stopped.
There's a big guy in the net, looking like a big nail at first glance, but old Chen's look is getting weirder and worse -- how come the nail nose looks like a pig's nose? The back is also very large, and the colours are completely different from what he normally sees. And he's thinking about it a little bit, and he's thinking, "How does this look like the big panda in the water?"
Maybe a lot of people don't remember, but if it's the old monk from the West Tribune who crosses the River of Heaven, it's obvious.
The old Chen understood immediately that this thing is very expensive. It's a first-class animal protection called Yuán. He didn't hesitate to take the big guy out of the net and put him in a big bucket.
According to the expert, this is an extremely valuable Han Jiang Zhen!
In other words, Han Kong's precious value is not just because it's scarce in number, but because it's a “living fossil” of ancient reptiles, which has existed on Earth for thousands of years.
Its emergence, especially in the rural part of the Han River, is likely to be a positive signal that the ecological conditions in our Korean river basin are constantly improving and becoming more and more suited to the habitat of these rare aquatic species. It's the result of all of us working together.