The "Homeland: Chinese Wildlife Photography Exhibition" jointly organized by the Madrid Chinese Cultural Center and the Beidou Photography Club recently opened in Madrid. 54 wild animal and ecological photography works by 48 Chinese photographers were exhibited, and the photography exhibition will last for 2 months. Chinese Ambassador to Spain Yao Jing attended the photography exhibition and delivered a speech. He said that this exhibition coincides with the eve of World Environment Day on June 5th, and the exhibited works showcase the little-known living scenes of Chinese wildlife, vividly telling the concept that green mountains and clear waters are as valuable as mountains of gold and silver. We look forward to exciting photography works that will attract more Chinese and Western people to pay attention to environmental protection and protect our common 'home'. This exhibition is one of the sub events of the Spanish Photography Festival. According to Santou, the director of the Spanish Photography Festival, most of the photographers who took these photos were amateur enthusiasts who, out of their love for nature, used their cameras to capture the moments of beautiful creatures. These works transcend language and cultural barriers, allowing people from all over the world to better understand China's wildlife and natural environment. The Spanish Photography Festival was founded in 1998 and has developed into one of the globally important photography festivals over the past 20 years. (New Society)