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I am Sandy Li, an English-speaking tour guide for 10 years working for Yunnan Exploration Travel. Usually, I’m in charge of Lijiang,Dali and Shangrila. I’m a local Naxi boy from Lijiang,so, i familiar with all local beautiful places and local rich culture,i like travel,i like work outside,and i like English very much,also,i like to make friends with foreign guests.welcome to my hometown,Lijiang, a very beautiful and small city,no any factory,no any air pollution,all the year,not so cold and not so hot,the yearly temperature is 2 to 28 degree,just very comfortable for people to live.I’d like to show you our famous snow mountain,the ancient city and the Tiger Leaping Gorge. also,i can take you to our countryside,to see some very local, old and natural village,to experience local minority people’s life,and try some very local food,talk about our local food,i think you have never try it,for example,we eat water dragonfly,bamboo worm,silk worm,wasp and so on.i grow up in the mountain,i’m also a mountain man,so good at mountain trekking,we have some very good trekking route,if you like trekking,please contact us,again,welcome to Yunnan,we are waiting for you,we have best tours and very good quality service. Thanks.

Cindy Cao,  she is an easy-going and enthusiastic girl of 28 years old. She has worked for more than 4 years and has built up a solid foundation of professional knowledge of tourism. She is skillful and experienced to organize trips for Chinese and foreign guests. For her careful, thoughtful, efficient and meticulous work, her guests will always be her regular customers as they book their trip from her at the first time.

In her spare time, in order to find more interesting attractions and beautiful scenery, she likes to go out to discover and search. She likes to share with others what food she finds delicious to eat, which hotel she feels comfortable to live and where she thinks the most beautiful to shoot. She will be willing to share her travelling experience with you if you are intested. And do not hesitate to contact her to organize an interesting trip for you. Her Wechat ID: 15808899392

Ma Tongchun, an esteemed advanced English-speaking tour guide, has been an integral part of Yunnan Exploration Travel for over two decades. His journey in the tourism industry is marked by dedication, expertise, and a profound commitment to promoting the beauty and culture of Yunnan.

Professional Background

In March 1986, Ma Tongchun transitioned from the Editorial Office of “Yunnan Geology” of the Yunnan Geology & Minerals Bureau to the Reception Department of the Tour Management Bureau of Yunnan Province, taking on the role of an English translator and tour guide.

Qualifications and Achievements

• 1988: Obtained the intermediate certificate of English Translator.
• 1996: Achieved the advanced English tour guide certification through the national professional examination.

For 22 years, Ma Tongchun has been engaged in various capacities within the tourism sector:

• Tour Guide Work: Providing exceptional tour guide services.
• Tour Guide Qualification Examiner: Assessing and certifying new tour guides.
• Competition Judge: Serving as a judge for provincial-level tour guide speech competitions.
• Textbook Co-writer: Contributing to the creation of English textbooks for tour guide qualifications.
• Academic Roles: Serving as a tourism English professor at Yunnan University, Yunnan Normal University, Yunnan Nationality University, Yunnan Tourism College, and Kunming University.

Leadership and Membership Roles

For the past 15 years, Ma Tongchun has held significant positions in various professional associations:

• Standing Member: Standing Directors Committee of the Translators Association of Yunnan Province since 2000.
• Vice Chairman: Kunming Tour Guide Association since 2000.
• Senior Advisor: Kunming Tour Guide Association since 2014.

Honors and Recognition

• January 1992: Attended the National Meeting of the Interpreters and Tour Guides of CITS SYSTEM in Beijing, where he was received by leaders of the CPC and the State.
• October 2006: Attended the National Meeting of China Tour Guides, receiving recognition from Deputy Premier Wu Yi and other leaders in Beijing.

Continuing Commitment

Ma Tongchun remains passionately engaged in the tourism industry, continuing to offer exceptional tour services to both domestic and international tourists. His extensive experience, coupled with his unwavering dedication, makes him a distinguished figure in Yunnan’s tourism landscape.

马同春 – 云南探索旅游公司高级英语导游

马同春，云南探索旅游公司的高级英语导游，从事旅游行业已有20余年，以其卓越的专业知识和对云南美丽文化的热情奉献而著称。

职业背景

1986年3月，马同春从云南省地矿局《云南地质》编辑部调入云南省旅游局接待处，担任英语翻译导游。

资历与成就

• 1988年： 获得中级英语翻译证书。
• 1996年： 通过国家专业考试，获得高级英语导游证书。

22年来，马同春在旅游领域担任多个角色：

• 导游工作： 提供卓越的导游服务。
• 导游资格考官： 评估并认证新导游。
• 比赛评委： 担任省级导游演讲比赛评委。
• 教材编撰人： 参与编写导游资格考试英语教材。
• 学术角色： 担任云南大学、云南师范大学、云南民族大学、云南旅游职业学院和昆明大学的旅游英语教授。

领导与会员角色

过去15年，马同春在多个专业协会中担任重要职务：

• 常务理事： 自2000年起担任云南省翻译工作者协会常务理事。
• 副会长： 自2000年起担任昆明市导游协会副会长。
• 高级顾问： 自2014年起担任昆明市导游协会高级顾问。

荣誉与认可

• 1992年1月： 参加在北京召开的中国国际旅行社系统导游翻译大会，受到党和国家领导人的接见。
• 2006年10月： 参加全国导游大会，受到吴仪副总理等领导人的接见。

继续承诺

马同春仍然全身心投入旅游业，为国内外游客提供卓越的旅游服务。凭借丰富的经验和不懈的奉献精神，他在云南的旅游界树立了杰出的形象。

Ma Tongchun-English-speaking Tour Guide and Teacher in Kunming

• Basic Details:
  Spanning 201.8 kilometers in southwestern Yunnan Province, the railway features a designed speed of 160 km/h and an 87% bridge-and-tunnel ratio. It serves as a pivotal component of the China-Myanmar International Railway and an essential corridor in Yunnan’s “Eight Provinces Outbound, Five Countries Outbound” railway network.
• Significance:
  Upon completion, the railway ended Lincang City’s (bordering Myanmar) rail connectivity deficit. It enhances the integrated transportation system in central and western Yunnan, strengthens regional connectivity with neighboring countries, and supports the optimization of southwest China’s railway network. As part of the Belt and Road Initiative, it drives development in border regions and ethnic minority areas.
• Engineering Challenges:
  The railway traverses complex mountainous terrain with multiple long and high-risk tunnels. The 8.9-kilometer Xingzishan Tunnel in Nanjian County crosses five major faults and one anticline in the Hengduan Mountains’ Wuliang Range. Composed of carbonaceous slate, schist, and mudstone within the geologically complex “Western Yunnan Red Bed” formation, it faces challenges including high ground temperatures and water-rich strata. Domestically recognized as a “world-class geological museum,” its construction demanded advanced engineering solutions.
• Construction Success:
  After 1,570 days of intensive work, all 35 tunnels were safely completed, securing the railway’s on-schedule completion. Construction teams collaborated with national tunnel experts for on-site consultations, conducted thorough feasibility studies, and implemented innovative management strategies to ensure efficient and safe excavation in soft-rock environments.

Kunming-Dali Railway introduce the location, railway, rialway maps, train routes, normal trains and high speed trains schedule, train travel maps, train tour tips, train tickets booking, railway facilities and servive, travel guide of Kunming-Dali Railway. Take the high speed train tour of Kunming-Dali Railway, learn more about the train travel guide of Kunming-Dali Railway.

On December 30, 2020, the Dali-Lincang railway opened after five years of construction work. The much awaited new route began its first run that day departing from Lincang Station headed to Kunming South Railway Station. The 15.5 billion yuan project is part of Yunnan’s poverty alleviation campaign by upgrading infrastructure and connectivity around the province. It is the first railway line to connect the prefecture-level city.

Cruising speeds are expected to reach 160 kilometers per hour, greatly reducing travel time to the land of Pu’er tea. Initially trains from Dali will leave three times per day, while Kunming is serviced by a single train service daily. The trip from Dali to Lincang, which generally takes four to five hours by car, can now be completed within an hour and a half to two hours. Train services from Kunming leave at 08:19am from Kunming South Railway Station and at 08:41am from Kunming Station.

The new railway line has a total length of 201 kilometers with 19 stations overall. Dali (Xiaguan), Weishan, Yunxian and Lincang are the four stations currently accessible to passengers. The new route will also enable more convenient access to the Qingshuihe port in Lincang County – one of Yunnan’s gateways to northern Myanmar.

Lincang, famous for its Pu’er tea, is also one of the country’s biggest producers of coffee. Coupled with a growing interest for coffee in China, the new connection appears promising to bring more attention to one of the less-traveled places in the province. Yunnan is still among China’s top travel destinations, with tropical Xishuangbanna and historical towns at the Himalayan foothills such as Dali, Lijiang and Shangri-La attract the largest number of visitors.

Weishan County, despite being the birthplace of the Nanzhao Kingdom in the seventh century, is also one of the lesser visited places in western Yunnan. Directly accessible from Kunming by train, the ancient regional empire now offers an attractive weekend getaway for Kunming residents.

China’s network of fast bullet trains keeps expanding rapidly around the country and now connects most major cities. Trains on the Beijing–Shanghai high-speed railway are already reaching speeds up to 350 km/h. Yunnan province does not enjoy the same fast-paced development as do east-coast cities, which is partly related to challenges the mountainous landscapes provide for such immense infrastructure projects.

Despite those challenges, the previously postponed Lijiang–Shangri-La railway is scheduled to open the end of 2021. After its completion, it will add an important stop on Yunnan’s most popular travel route and will be the first railway connection reaching the province’s Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.

Dali Weishan Railway Station introduces the location, profile, maps, travel tips, normal trains and high speed trains schedule, train tickets booking, transportation, layout, facilities and servive, travel guide of Dali Weishan Railway Station.

Station Name (EN):Weishan Railway Station in Dali
Station Name(CN): 巍山火车站/Weishan Huochezhan
Address(EN): West of Hongheyuan Road, Nanzhao Town, Weishan County, Dali, Yunnan
Address(CN): 云南省大理州巍山县南诏镇红河源路以西

Weishan Yi and Hui Autonomous County Railway Station is located in Weishan County, Dali City, Yunnan Province, China. It is an important transportation hub in the region, providing access to various cities and regions in Yunnan.

To check the train schedule and timetable for Weishan County Railway Station, you can refer to the following websites:

1. China Railway 12306官方网站: https://www.12306.cn/
2. 携程网: https://www.ctrip.com/
3. 去哪儿网: https://www.qunar.com/

Here is a sample of the train schedule from Kunming to Weishan Railway Station in Dali

Train Schedule from Kunming to Weishan:

• High-speed trains: G2871 (Kunming South – Weishan), G2873 (Kunming South – Weishan), G2877 (Kunming South – Weishan), G2881 (Kunming South – Weishan)
• Ordinary trains: K9610 (Kunming – Weishan), K9612 (Kunming – Weishan), K9614 (Kunming – Weishan)

Train Schedule from Weishan to Lincang:

• High-speed trains: G2872 (Weishan – Kunming South), G2874 (Weishan – Kunming South), G2878 (Weishan – Kunming South), G2882 (Weishan – Kunming South)
• Ordinary trains: K9609 (Weishan – Kunming), K9611 (Weishan – Kunming), K9613 (Weishan – Kunming)

Train Schedule from Weishan to Dali:

• High-speed trains: D8102 (Weishan – Dali), D8104 (Weishan – Dali), D8110 (Weishan – Dali)
• Ordinary trains: K9626 (Weishan – Dali), K9628 (Weishan – Dali)

Please note that the train schedule and timetable may change from time to time, so it’s always a good idea to check the latest information on the official website or travel booking platforms.

Yunxian Railway Station introduces the location, profile, maps, travel tips, normal trains and high speed trains schedule, train tickets booking, transportation, layout, facilities and servive, travel guide of Yunxian Railway Station.

Station Name (EN):Yunxian Railway Station
Station Name(CN): 云县火车站/Yunxian Huochezhan
Address(EN): Yunxian County, Lincang, Yunnan
Address(CN): 云南省临沧市云县干巴山

Yunxian County Railway Station (Lincang) is located in Yunxian County, Lincang City, Yunnan Province, China. It is an important transportation hub in the region, providing access to several cities and towns in Yunnan.

The train schedule at Yunxian County Railway Station is regularly updated and may vary depending on the time of year and other factors. To view the most up-to-date train schedule, please visit the official Chinese railway website or use a train schedule app.

There are several trains that travel between Kunming and Yunxian County. The journey typically takes about 3-4 hours depending on the type of train and the number of stops along the way. Some of the popular trains between these two destinations include the K982/K983 and K984/K981 pairs, which operate daily.

Yunxian County is also connected to Lincang City by rail. The journey between these two locations typically takes about 1-2 hours depending on the type of train and the number of stops along the way. Some of the popular trains between these two destinations include the K888/K885 and K886/K883 pairs, which operate daily.

In addition, Yunxian County is connected to Dali City by rail. The journey between these two locations typically takes about 2-3 hours depending on the type of train and the number of stops along the way. Some of the popular trains between these two destinations include the K9692/K9693 and K9694/K9691 pairs, which operate daily.

Overall, Yunxian County Railway Station (Lincang) provides convenient access to several cities and towns in Yunnan Province, making it a popular transportation hub for locals and tourists alike.

South Africa has not yet joined an intergovernmental coalition to secure a global agreement to protect at least 30% of the planet’s land and oceans by 2030 to stem biodiversity loss and reduce the effects of climate change.

This month, more than 50 countries committed to the 30 x 30 global target through the High Ambition Coalition for Nature and People at the One Planet Summit in France. 

Along with South Africa, Australia and Indonesia were also absent. The three countries are mega-biodiverse countries, which means they are home to most of the Earth’s species found nowhere else and are key to reaching the coalition’s target.

The coalition, co-chaired by Costa Rica, France and the United Kingdom, will take the 30 x 30 target to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) COP15, to be held in Kunming, China, later this year, to secure global agreement.

Alice Jay, who leads international work at the nonprofit Campaign For Nature, said the coalition members would be “delighted” if South Africa joined, because it has decades of conservation experience. 

“South Africa has a leadership role in the global CBD negotiations and would join other African nature champions such as Gabon, Mozambique, Angola, Ethiopia, Botswana, Nigeria, Kenya, Rwanda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Senegal, Republic of Congo, Uganda, Côte d’Ivoire and Benin, who are all members of the coalition,” she said. 

Research has shown how a commitment to protect 30% of land and oceans is crucial to halt the accelerating loss of species and protect the ecosystems that safeguard human health and ensure economic security.

Albi Modise, South Africa’s spokesperson for the department of environment, forestry and fisheries, said the issues raised by the coalition are the subject of multilateral negotiations in the CBD and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, among others, which are scheduled to be agreed at the COP15 meeting. 

“We are working to conserve our biodiversity, promote its sustainable use and ensure fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from

the use of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge,” he said.

South Africa is a signatory to the CBD and is committed to implementing its goals and objectives, as well as to working towards adopting a post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework at COP15, he said.

Environmental and human rights nongovernmental organisations (NGOs) have said the doubling of protected areas may violate human rights and cause social harm for the world’s poorest people. In September last year, Stephen Corry, of Survival International, which describes itself as “the global movement for tribal peoples”, called the 30 x 30 iniative a “colossal land grab”. 

“Let’s not be fooled by the hype from the conservation NGOs and their United Nations and government funders. This has nothing to do with climate change, protecting biodiversity or avoiding pandemics — in fact, it’s more likely to make them all worse.” 

He said the “planned dispossession of hundreds of millions of people risks eradicating human diversity and self-sufficiency”, which are crucial for slowing climate change and preventing biodiversity loss.

Jay said people had not been fully involved in decision-making and benefit-sharing and for this reason “the Campaign for Nature believes that the CBD’s post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework must advance a new paradigm for conservation with a new conception of protected and conserved areas in which the rights of indigenous peoples are fully respected and secured”.

https://mg.co.za/environment/2021-01-30-biodiversity-coalition-keen-for-sa-land-grab/

China and the US saw sanctions to each other during the Trump administration with the bilateral ties hitting the low ebb, especially in the past two years, affecting cooperation and exchanges in many areas between the two countries. However, some international non-governmental organizations, including those with the US backgrounds, told the Global Times that their normal work in China in environmental protection area was not disrupted by global politics.

Many NGOs have smooth and intensive cooperation with the government in environment aspects. 

For instance, WildAid, with headquarters in San Francesco, started to work with Chinese State Forestry Administration in 2005. In the past years the NGO has combined its experience in public communication with the demand of government departments and has been working with the General Administration of Customs and the Ministry of Agriculture in promoting banning wildlife trade and publicizing other environmental-friendly concepts.

One of the NGO’s most notable projects is former NBA player Yao Ming’s advertisement on rejecting wild animal products such as ivory with the State Forestry Administration. In December 2018, the General Administration of Customs and WildAid published a video and poster, reminding tourists not to bring ivory souvenirs back to China. The advertisement is released at 147 customs ports in 42 cities around China. Greenpeace, the international NGO proud of its independence and transparency in promoting environmental protection work, has applied to operate in the Chinese mainland since 2002 and been working with several governmental departments.

In May 2021, the 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP15) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) will be held in Kunming, Yunnan Province. The Greenpeace will serve as an observer to share suggestions for the negotiators of China while introducing China’s stories on ecologic restoration and protection, according to a statement sent to the Global Times.

Insiders of the environment NGOs in China told the Global Times that their organizations have many projects working with the governments and do not feel that their space has been squeezed in the past years as some overseas media have reported. “I am against linking environment protection to politics,” an anonymous NGO employee said. “Many of the ENGO employees in China are Chinese. We have seen the progress of China in the area and would like to make our contributions to environment.”

By December 2020, China has 554 registered overseas NGOs, including 136 from the US. There are 11 registered at the National Forestry and Grassland Administration and nine at the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, news website thepaper.cn reported.

Since the founding of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in Rio de Janeiro in 1992, member states have regularly agreed on global strategies to bring the increasingly rapid loss of biodiversity to a halt. In 2002, the heads of state adopted the so-called 2010 biodiversity targets. Eight years later, little progress had been made and 20 new, even more ambitious goals were set for the next ten years. Last year, it became clear that this target had been missed, too. The loss of biodiversity continues unabated.

This year, new targets are being negotiated again – this time for 2030. The decisions are to be made at the Conference of the Parties (COP15) in Kunming, China. To ensure that the mistakes from previous years will not be repeated, Chinese researchers led by Prof Haigen Xu from the Nanjing Institute for Environmental Research in cooperation with Prof Henrique Pereira (iDiv, MLU) have presented an analysis of the causes of this failure, focusing primarily on implementation in the individual member states.

Their conclusion: the commitments at UN level were all too seldom transposed into national law. Four of the 20 so-called Aichi Targets are not reflected in any of the implementation plans (NBSAPs) submitted by the governments, including the phasing out of environmentally harmful subsidies. The other targets were formulated strictly enough to meet the requirements of the CBD decisions in only 22 percent of the NBSAPs. In addition, the analysis revealed insufficient financial resources and major gaps in knowledge on how to record and effectively combat biodiversity loss. Implementation of the promised goals in member states was insufficiently monitored, as effective indicators and evaluation mechanisms were lacking in some cases.

“While the CBD has now presented a first post-2020 draft that contains many improvements compared to the last decade’s Strategic Plan for Biodiversity,” says ecologist and last author Pereira, “the main problems remain: governments are not required to present a clear roadmap on how they will achieve and monitor the targets adopted under the CBD in their own countries.”

The authors suggest that the CBD targets should be formulated in such a way that they can be transposed into national law as a mandatory minimum requirement. Similar to the Paris Climate Agreement or the Washington Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), the CBD targets should be legally binding. Financial resources to promote biodiversity should be significantly increased and new instruments such as payments for ecosystem services and biodiversity-related taxes should be introduced. In addition, interdisciplinary research on the status, trends and drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide should be strengthened and appropriately equipped in order to develop the necessary responses. Further, the CBD should establish a mechanism to verify the compliance of member states with their targets and, if necessary, hold them accountable.

Pereira and several other colleagues at iDiv are actively contributing to biodiversity-related policy processes at various levels, for example, within the framework of the United Nations in the World Biodiversity Council IPBES and the CBD, at EU level in the negotiations of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and the EU Biodiversity Strategy, as well as in national, regional and local contexts. These activities are supported by the research centre’s good network of collaborators from different disciplines around the world.

Pereira is pleased about this collaboration with his Chinese co-authors as important players in nature conservation from one of the world’s most influential nations. “It’s inspiring to co-author such an ambitious proposal with colleagues from the host nation of COP15, where the final decisions will be made.”
Source from:
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-01/gcfi-aro012621.php

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 It remains uncertain if Kunming,  Southwest China’s Yunnan Province will be able to host the 15th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP15) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) due to the global COVID-19 pandemic, a senior official at the Chinese environmental authority said Thursday, noting preparation work is ongoing as planned.

China and the Secretariat of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity are still communicating and negotiating on when and how COP15 will be held amid the pandemic, Cui Shuhong, director at the Department of Nature and Ecology Conservation under the Ministry of Ecology and Environment said at a monthly press conference on Thursday.

COP15 was planned to be held in Kunming in September 2020, but was postponed to May 2021 due to the impact of the pandemic.

During COP15 the Chinese government will hold high-level meetings, and, as usual, issue political declaration documents and measures as the host country.

The international society believes that the Aichi Biodiversity Targets have not been implemented as expected and global biodiversity is facing a severe situation, directly threatening human’s interests including food, health and security. The international society expects COP15 could make an ambitious “post-2020 global biodiversity framework” to turn the declining trend on global biodiversity, he said.

Cui said China’s ideas and advocacies about the framework should cater to the concerns to developing countries and enforcing support to the developing countries.
Source from:
https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202101/1214309.shtml

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