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Let’s go! Heading home! Datang Guanyinyan Hydropower Development Co., Ltd. recently released 495,000 fry into the Jinsha River, including rare native species. This release is more than just “stocking fish”—it’s a boost for the river’s aquatic ecosystem.

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