Core Insights - The article highlights China's successful desertification control efforts, particularly in the Kubuqi Desert, which has transformed from a "sea of death" to a model for global desert management [4][8]. Technology - The Kubuqi International Desert Forum showcased innovative desertification control techniques, including the construction of protective forest systems and the use of new water-retaining materials [5][6]. - The cost-effective grass grid method for sand fixation was discussed, with potential applications in other countries facing similar desertification challenges [5]. - The development of a new water-retaining material that can convert desert sand into waterproof concrete or landscape sand was presented, emphasizing China's technological advancements in desert management [6]. Benefits - The Kubuqi Desert's governance rate has reached 40%, significantly reducing sediment flow into the Yellow River from over 27 million tons to around 4 million tons [6]. - Local economic development has progressed alongside ecological restoration, with local farmers participating in land transfer and renewable energy projects [6][8]. Cooperation - The Kubuqi International Desert Forum serves as a platform for international cooperation and knowledge exchange in desertification control, with China sharing its successful practices globally [8][9]. - Various countries, including Mongolia and Saudi Arabia, have implemented Chinese desert management techniques, demonstrating the international recognition of China's efforts [8][9].