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In the 1950s, Liu Wenbin’s father left his hometown in Hebei Province and settled near Ulansuhai Nur, one of the most famous 1 (lake) in Inner Mongolia, attracted by the area’s reputation as a land of fish and rice.

For years, the fishing industry was a 2 (rely) source of income for Liu’s family. However, as urbanization (城市化) and industrialization became faster around the lake in the 1990s, Liu saw the body of water, 3 (wide) known as the “Pearl beyond the Great Wall”, turn into a black and smelly mass that local people avoided as much 4 possible.

Now, with a treatment campaign that follows the philosophy of “mountains, rivers, forests, farmland, lakes, grassland 5 deserts are a life community”, the local government 6 (make) great progress in just a few years, making the lake a perfect place for birds and raising Liu’s hopes of 7 (see) the return of the Ulansuhai Nur of his childhood.

8 (locate) in Bayannuur in the west of the region, Ulansuhai Nur is home to the 9 (large) wetland in the Yellow River Basin and a rare large grassland lake in the desert and semidesert (半沙漠) area. As such, it is a natural environmental screen that controls the sources of sandstorms that affect North China, 10 Beijing is lying. It is also an important place on the world’s eight major bird migration routes.

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