Why do turtles on the shore catch fire?

The tortoise landed on fire because this picture was included by CCTV news and National Geographic at the same time, and the little girl MengMeng became the youngest National Geographic photographer.

Tortoise is a photographic work that records tortoises climbing ashore from the water. The photographer is MengMeng, a five-year-old girl who is currently in kindergarten. At first, this work was shot only to complete the homework assigned by the kindergarten teacher, and the shooting location was Weishan Lake Park in Guiyang. Unexpectedly, after the whole video was filmed, there was even 5 12G.

MengMeng's father is a photographer of CCTV's "Martin Yu He" and also a director of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in China's aerial photography of China, so like a tiger, like a son, besides her father's guidance, she can't do without her own talent and interest. Therefore, when it comes to education, it is the magic weapon for parents to guide him to discover his hobbies and specialties and cultivate him to concentrate on his work.

What's so special about "The Turtle Shore"?

In the shot, an egret stands on the shore, and a turtle climbs out of the water with its neck stretched out. This is just a park, but it looks like a humid tropical rain forest. It is just a little turtle, but it has the same tension as a dinosaur. Even her father praised her and shot the visual sense of Jurassic Park.

Children's aesthetic education should be based on their nature. The enlightenment of beauty can start with a beautiful photo album and can also be found in nature. Today's children are becoming "fully automated children" who are far away from nature. They lack nothing but their connection with nature.

When you only see reinforced concrete, only touch crowded people, and often hold electronic products in your hands, children's vision, senses and thoughts will be affected, and their curiosity about novelty and awe of nature will be lost.

In order to finish the homework, my father took MengMeng to shoot in Guanshan Lake for a whole day, with a total of 5 12G material. Among them, the work "Turtle Landing" was also included by CCTV and National Geographic, and MengMeng became the youngest contracted photographer of National Geographic.