Group 1 - The fishing season in the Bohai and Yellow Seas, under China's jurisdiction, resumed on September 1 after a four-month moratorium, with over 30,000 fishing boats setting out from major ports in Liaoning, Hebei, and Shandong provinces [1] - Fishermen reported a successful first catch, with one stating they caught six to seven boxes of crabs and shrimp, indicating a positive start to the season [3] - The seafood market became lively as boats returned, with consumers eager to purchase fresh seafood, and the price of crabs was reported to be around 10 yuan per pound, which is significantly cheaper than in previous years [5][7] Group 2 - The long-standing seasonal fishing moratorium has shown significant benefits for marine resource protection, leading to an increase in the quantity of various seafood available after the fishing season resumed [9]