Group 1 - China's desertification prevention has led to continuous improvement in ecological and economic conditions in arid regions, providing a "Chinese solution" for global desertification control [2] - The establishment of a "green park" covering 40 acres in Mauritania, supported by a research team from Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography, addresses local desertification and sustainable livelihood needs [5] - Since signing the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification in 1994, China has actively fulfilled its obligations, hosting significant events and establishing desertification prevention centers in cooperation with countries along the Belt and Road [7] Group 2 - China's achievements in desertification prevention have garnered global attention, establishing an international model for ecological governance [11] - The reduction of desertified and sandy land areas in China has prompted localities to explore the integration of ecological and economic benefits in desertification control efforts [12] - A comprehensive demonstration area for desertification prevention and control has been established in Xinjiang, featuring sand-resistant plants and successful cultivation of various species [14][16] Group 3 - In Liaoning, a governance project initiated to combat severe soil erosion and desertification has resulted in the formation of 11.87 square kilometers of wetland effects, improving the sandy conditions of arable land [18] - Measures to prevent grassland desertification in Sichuan involve a combination of techniques, including the use of sand barriers and mixed grass sowing [20] - The ecological benefits are transforming into development momentum, with Tangke Town in the Yellow River's first bend becoming a distinctive tourist destination [23]