Beauty can save the world "is a widely circulated saying by the famous Russian writer Dostoevsky. If we expand the perspective of beauty from the field of literature to the entire Earth's ecosystem, we may say that a civilization that deeply understands and pursues the beauty of nature can have a beautiful home and a long-term future. In history, the four major ancient civilizations all originated in areas with dense forests, abundant water, and fertile fields. Engels wrote in "Dialectics of Nature": "The inhabitants of Mesopotamia, Greece, Asia Minor, and other regions destroyed forests in order to obtain arable land, but they never dreamed that these places would become barren today as a result. However, Chinese civilization had long developed an appreciation and reverence for the beauty of nature. Zhuangzi said, "Heaven and earth coexist with me, and all things are one with me. These discussions provide a new way for future generations to understand the subjective and objective world, that is, all things have their own operating laws, and humans and nature coexist harmoniously. On the basis of this simple view of nature, Chinese civilization has formed a cultural tradition of being close to nature and integrating nature and humanity. Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty left a poem saying, "When birds enter, they are not disorderly, and when beasts are seen, they are all close to each other; Xin Qiji of the Southern Song Dynasty wrote, "A true friend of a pine and a bamboo, a good brother of mountain birds and flowers. Qing Dynasty painter Zheng Banqiao wrote in a letter that he was the most opposed to "cage bird farming". To truly love birds, one should plant multiple trees. In the morning, when there is a chirp, the birds are very happy, and people are also very happy. This is called "each suitable for its own day". However, since modern times, the world's industrialization process has created unprecedented material wealth and also caused irreparable ecological trauma. Britain was the earliest country to embark on the path of industrialization, and London was known as the "foggy capital" for a long time. In response, the British poet Keats expressed his deep concern for the fate of humanity with the line "withered the cattails on the lake, silenced the songs of birds". Dostoevsky also believed that the industrial civilization that spread from Europe would cause humanity to lose its constraints and fall into a state of free will and self destruction. Building a beautiful home is a common dream of all humanity. People are increasingly realizing that the development method of killing chickens for eggs and fishing wholeheartedly has come to an end, and green development that conforms to nature and protects ecology is the future. From this perspective, injecting practical connotations into beauty is the only way to possess the power to save the world. China has always been deeply involved in global environmental governance, sharing ecological and environmental protection experiences with other countries, and proposing solutions for global environmental protection and sustainable development. China and Russia jointly build an ecological corridor to ensure the free migration of the Northeast Tiger along the Sino Russian border; Jointly building a global onion garden with Uzbekistan has important application value in discovering new genetic resources and cultivating new excellent varieties; The agreement signed with Brazil to accelerate the development of the China Brazil Earth Resources Satellite 06 will strengthen monitoring of Brazil's biological communities... China will also use the shortest time in global history to achieve carbon peak to carbon neutrality, fully demonstrating the responsibility of a responsible major country. The history of human development is a history of civilization and progress, as well as a history of the relationship between humans and nature. More than a hundred years ago, Dostoevsky said, "Beauty can save