Yellow Sand Turns into Fertile Soil, I Create an Oasis in My Hometown

Zhang Chaoyang, a graduate student at Kyoto Agricultural University, accidentally picked up a simple and exquisite pagoda while visiting the Panjiayuan flea market. There is a spiritual spring hidden in the tower. The spring water has the magical power to transform and induce plant mutation. Faced with the sky full of yellow sand and the increasingly barren hometown of Wangmo Town, Zhang Chaoyang gave up the promising prospects of the city and resolutely returned to his hometown, contracting large tracts of desert sand land. Others say that there is no hope of growing in the sand, but Zhang Chaoyang holds the spiritual spring in his hand, improving drought-tolerant sand plants, cultivating high-yielding cash crops, fixing sand, afforestation, and reclaiming thousands of acres of oases. In the past, there was no grass growing in the Gobi Desert. Populus euphratica forests, sea buckthorn gardens, and specialty fruit and vegetable bases have gradually grown. While controlling sand and solidifying the soil and blocking the invasion of wind and sand, he also led the people in the town to develop the industrial chain of planting, processing, and eco-tourism. The desert town that was once poor and backward has become green and prosperous, and every household has increased their income and become rich. With a pagoda of spiritual springs, thousands of miles of yellow sand can be transformed; with the original intention of agriculture, one can lead a group of villagers.