The Purest Love Only For China

The Purest Love Only For China

It Is The Least To Pay Tribute To These Martyrs Who Made The Ultimate Sacrifice Defending The Country's Border.  

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The Return Of The Young Heroes ...

ChengHongJun,33 Years Old

ChenXiangRong,18 Years Old

XiaoSiYuan,24 Years Old

WangZhuoRan,24 Years Old

The China Central Military Commission Gave The Honorary Title Of "Hero Safeguarding The Motherland And Protecting Borders" To ChenHongJun, Commander Of A Motorized Infantry Battalion Under A Border Defense Regiment, And Awarded A First-Grade Service Citation To ChenXiangRong, XiaoSiYuan And WangZhuoRan, Soldiers Of The Regiment.

QiFaBao,PLA Regimental Commander,Seriously Injured.

Colonel QiFaBao Face To India Mob,Standing As The Great Wall.

Indian Mob Not Sudden Response, But A Long-Planned Move.

Premeditated Attack 

Colonel QiFaBao Seriously Injured.

On 2020.6.15 Maj Gen Abhijit Bapat, Division Commander Of The 3rd Infantry Division, Ordered The Incident.

Right-One

At 17:00 On 15 June, Col Santosh Babu Led Soldiers Across The LAC Again Into The PLA Camp.And More Than 600 Heavily Armed Soldiers Ambushed 10 PLA.

Santosh Babu

Then 70 PLA Soldier Arrived In Time And Drove Away The Invading Indian Army, Which Was About 600 People In Total,And Captured About 50 Indian Soldiers, Including One Lieutenant Colonel And Two Majors.

It Is Sadly,PLA Also Paid The Price With The Loss Of Four People,Colonel  Seriously Injured. All Of Whom Were Wounded In The Early Attack Process.

Indian Army Casualties 20？

Colonel QiFaBao And Santosh Babu.

On May 6, Indian Soldiers Crossed The LAC And Attacked The PLA "Warrior" Patrol Car.

The First Indian Soldier To Strike,Soiba Maningba,Look Like East Asian,But Not Chinese.

Soiba Maningba Was Nominated For The VISHISHT SEVA MEDAL Because Launch The First Attacking.

2019 VISHISHT SEVA MEDAL Winner Abhinandan Varthaman

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The Purest Love Only For China - ChenXiangRong Said

The Most Important Thing Is Sacrifice And Military In China Affairs.

2021 Year Of The OX

2021 Year Of The OX

HanHuang    WuNiuTu  （About AD750）

"WuNiuTu" Is One Of The Top Ten Famous Chinese Paintings Handed Down From The Tang Dynasty. It Is Also One Of The Oldest Extant Chinese Paintings On Paper.

London Tier 4：Lockdown VUI-202012/01

In London a New Covid Variant（VUI-202012/01） Has Been Identified.So London Into Tier 4, With Lockdown Restrictions Coming Into Force.

This New Variant Is Understood To Be Much More Transmissible Than The Form Of Coronavirus.

BUT,Can London Contain The Virus As WuHan Did On 2020.1.23?Or Happen Super Spread And Reach Herd Immunity Quickly.

Escaped Virus

The Lockdown a Megacity,It's Not Only Said That Can Lock It,Without Effective Organization And Command,Without The Active Cooperation Of The Public,City Lock Just Tend To Be The Beginning Of Another Kind Of Disaster.

Finally The City Lockdown Was Reduced To Formalism.

1.Freedom、Human Rights.

2.The National Populace's Cultivation,It's Far From Catching Up With The Chinese.

3.The Mask,Not Obey The Rules With Epidemic Prevention Requirements.

4.US Vaccines Problems More Frequently,And UK Is No One.

5.Eventually Live To Turned Into The Appearances Youself Find Annoying.

Nanking 12.13

The 83rd Anniversary Of The NanJing Massacre

12.13 National Memorial Day

We Never Forget!

http://www.afghanistantimes.af/editorial-convivial-justice

Editorial: Convivial justice

Condemning the crimes that inflicted casualties on innocent Afghans is not the only way to the justice and fairness, but indeed, it needs the true acts of prosecution of those committed such crimes for sake of justice. A bombshell report revealed that the Australian Special Forces in the southern part of Afghanistan killed 39 civilians who were innocent. The report earned widespread criticism around the world and as well as Afghan officials. But a recent statement of the Chinese Foreign Ministry's Spokesman, who posted a horrified photo of the Australian soldier with an Afghan civilian, drew a strong criticism by the Australian government. China's official posted the computer-generated image on Twitter on Monday expressing shock by murder of Afghan civilians and prisoners by Australian soldiers, and has strongly condemned such acts, and called for holding them accountable. Immediately, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison reacted to the report, seeking apology from Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian who condemned Australian soldiers' atrocity against Afghan civilians. The Afghans are warmly welcome anyone who condemn inhuman actions badly affect the innocent Afghan masses. But the condemnation of war crimes committed by the foreign soldiers in Afghanistan since the US entered the country alongside its western allies nearly 20 years ago – is an unprecedented and timely budge by the government of China. Other countries must follow the suite. To take a close eye on the issue, this could mean that China is willing to be involved in the Afghan issues, especially in the crimes committed during the war. It means killing unarmed people is not acceptable for China. Beijing's strong reaction is a great example of such. Since China is a powerful country that definitely has its influence in the region, such a move would give assurance that no country would even think to avoid culprits from being trailed. The concerning point is that if the perpetrators of such ruthless crimes went scot-free, our people, who suffered a lot, will lose trust in the western troops, and it will rise hater against them. But, at the same time, these troops had helped the Afghan people and the government a lot in the fight against terrorists in the past many years. Australian Prime Minister has already pledged to bring the offenders to justice, which is a welcoming move. Anyway, the agonized Afghans welcome China's move not to only condemn but also react strongly over unlawful killings in Afghanistan and we also welcome other countries' standpoint to bringing the killers of innocent Afghans to justice.

Australian Logic

AUSTRALIAN LOGIC

"To Morrison"

Facing With The Truth About Murder In Afghanistan, But Australia Demand For An Apology.

Australian Government：We Can Murder, But Can't Show The Truth, So You Must Apologize Now.

WHAT Logic That? 

IT IS Australian Logic.

Australia：Convict Natural Color

Feel Ashamed !!!

Photo:A Nazi Swastika Flag Flies Over An Australian Army Vehicle In Afghanistan(2018)

Australian Soldiers Murder Civilians In Afghanistan(2020)

Feel Ashamed，，，

Australia Must Apologise To All Afghanistan People For Their Crimes.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-54714692

Climate Change: China's Forest Carbon Uptake 'Underestimated'

Jonathan Amos - BBC Science Correspondent

29 October 2020

Some tree planting has come from a desire to establish vibrant timber and paper industries

China's aggressive policy of planting trees is likely playing a significant role in tempering its climate impacts.

An international team has identified two areas in the country where the scale of carbon dioxide absorption by new forests has been underestimated.

Taken together, these areas account for a little over 35% of China's entire land carbon "sink", the group says.

The researchers' analysis, based on ground and satellite observations, is   reported in Nature journal .

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• 'Unacceptable' losses of older trees in 2019

A  carbon sink is any reservoir - such as peatlands, or forests - that absorbs more carbon than it releases, thereby lowering the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere.

China is the world's biggest source of human-produced carbon dioxide, responsible for around 28% of global emissions.

But it recently stated an intention to peak those emissions before 2030 and then to move to carbon neutrality by 2060.

The specifics of how the country would reach these goals is not clear, but it inevitably has to include not only deep cuts in fossil fuel use but ways also to pull carbon out of the atmosphere.

"Achieving China's net-zero target by 2060, recently announced by the Chinese President Xi Jinping, will involve a massive change in energy production and also the growth of sustainable land carbon sinks," said co-author Prof Yi Liu at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics (IAP), Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China.

"The afforestation activities described in [our Nature] paper will play a role in achieving that target," he told BBC News.

China's increasing leafiness has been evident for some time. Billions of trees have been planted in recent decades, to tackle desertification and soil loss, and to establish vibrant timber and paper industries.

The new study refines estimates for how much CO2 all these extra trees could be taking up as they grow.

China is engaged in large programmes to conserve and expand its forests

The latest analysis examined a host of data sources. These comprised forestry records, satellite remote-sensing measurements of vegetation greenness, soil water availability; and observations of CO2, again made from space but also from direct sampling of the air at ground level.

"China is one of the major global emitters of CO2 but how much is absorbed by its forests is very uncertain," said the IAP scientist Jing Wang, the report's lead author.

"Working with CO2 data collected by the Chinese Meteorological Administration we have been able to locate and quantify how much CO2 is absorbed by Chinese forests."

• China and India make planet leafier

• European satellites to map global CO2 emissions

The two previously under-appreciated  carbon sink areas are centred on China's southwest, in Yunnan, Guizhou and Guangxi provinces; and its northeast, particularly Heilongjiang and Jilin provinces.

The land biosphere over southwest China, by far the largest single region of uptake, represents a sink of about -0.35 petagrams per year, representing 31.5% of the Chinese land carbon sink.

A petagram is a billion tonnes.

The land biosphere over northeast China, the researchers say, is seasonal, so it takes up carbon during the growing season but emits carbon otherwise. Its net annual balance is roughly -0.05 petagrams per year, representing about 4.5% of the Chinese land carbon sink.

To put these numbers in context, the group adds, China was emitting 2.67 petagrams of carbon as a consequence of fossil fuel use in 2017.

Prof Paul Palmer, a co-author from Edinburgh University, UK, said the size of the forest sinks might surprise people but pointed to the very good agreement between space and in situ measurements as reason to have confidence in the analysis.

"Bold scientific statements must be supported by massive amounts of evidence and this is what we have done in this study," the NERC National Centre of Earth Observation scientist told BBC News.

"We have collected together a range of ground-based and satellite data-driven evidence to form a consistent and robust narrative about the Chinese carbon cycle."

Prof Shaun Quegan from Sheffield University, UK, studies Earth's carbon balance but was not involved in this research.

He said the extent of the northeast sink was not a surprise to him, but the southwest one was. But he cautioned that new forests' ability to draw down carbon declines with time as the growth rate declines and the systems move towards a more steady state.

"This paper clearly illustrates how multiple sources of evidence from space data can increase our confidence in carbon flux estimates based on sparse ground data," he said.

"This augurs well for the use of the new generation of space sensors to aid nations' efforts to meet their commitments under the Paris Agreement."

Prof Quegan is the lead scientist  on  Europe's upcoming Biomass mission , a radar spacecraft that will essentially weigh forests from orbit. It will be able to tell where exactly the carbon is being stored, be it in tree trunks, in the soil or somewhere else.

Another future satellite project of note in this context is the  planned   EU Sentinel mission (currently codenamed CO2M)   to measure CO2 in the atmosphere at very high resolution.

Richard Black is director of the Energy  and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU), a non-profit think-tank working on climate change and energy issues.

He commented: "With China setting out its ambition for net zero, it's obviously crucial to know the size of the national carbon sink, so this is an important study.

"However, although the forest sink is bigger than thought, no-one should mistake this as constituting a 'free pass' way to reach net zero. For one thing, carbon absorption will be needed to compensate for ongoing emissions of all greenhouse gases, not just CO2; for another, the carbon balance of China's forests may be compromised by climate change impacts, as we're seeing now in places such as California, Australia and Russia."