From a polluted lake to an urban oasis: Rebirth of Yundang Lake
More than 40 years ago, Yundang Lake was a heavily polluted body of water. Its waters were dark and foul-smelling, and its natural connection to the sea had been severed. Today, with the restoration of tidal exchange and the rebuilding of its ecosystem, egrets have returned to the lake and residents have returned to its shores. Once a polluted lake, Yundang has been transformed into one of Xiamen's most iconic public spaces and a vibrant gathering place for the community.
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