Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the successful ecological restoration efforts in the Qinling region, particularly focusing on the protection and recovery of the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey population through innovative methods like monkey face recognition technology and the transformation of former logging roads into ecological corridors [1][2][4][9]. Group 2 - The use of artificial intelligence technology for monkey face recognition aims to establish "household registration" for the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkeys, facilitating better monitoring of their population, especially during the birth season from mid-March to May [1]. - A 20-year project has converted 1960 kilometers of abandoned logging roads into wildlife corridors, significantly aiding the movement and genetic exchange among different monkey populations [2][4]. - The ecological corridor is essential for the monkeys, as they are tree-dwelling animals that rely on forest habitats for migration and survival, minimizing risks associated with ground movement [7]. - The restoration project led by Professor Li Baoguo has successfully planted 20 hectares of forest and connected 200,000 hectares of fragmented forest land, restoring the original habitat of the Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkeys [11]. - In the Northeast Tiger and Leopard National Park, there has been a notable increase in the populations of tigers and leopards, with numbers rising from 27 tigers and 42 leopards in 2017 to approximately 70 tigers and 80 leopards currently [12][14].