His innocence slips away as he is introduced to love, crime and corruption. Oscar, a young boy, defends his best friend, Loux, and kills her abusive father in the process, forcing him to run away from his rural hometown. The official plot synopsis is as follows: She decides to see if she can discover what happened to him, but Oscar (Michael Pitt – Boardwalk Empire), scarred by his past, is now the leader of a group of lost children resorting to crime to make ends meet – and under the thumb of a ruthless crime boss. Moving to the city herself to start a new life, Loux (Sam Quartin) takes a job working for a private investigator, where one day she finds Oscar’s missing child report. Guo Jun in Nanjing contributed to this story.Run with the Hunted is the upcoming crime drama/thriller from writer/director John Swab (Let Me Make You a Martyr).įifteen years ago Loux’s best friend, Oscar, saved her from her abusive father – accidentally killing him in the process and then running away to the city.
We also encourage more local residents, especially the young generations, to improve their environmental awareness and participate in protection work."Īs of last month, the city had transformed about 1,300 hectares of fishing areas into wetland areas and established a wetland and wildlife preservation station to monitor the resources. "We established 29 volunteer teams consisting of college students and recruited 402 volunteers for wetland protection. "The reserve has received more than 110,000 visitors from 29 universities in six provinces, both online and offline," said Wu Qijiang, director of the Yancheng Wetland and World Natural Heritage Conservation and Management Center. As such, the city was listed as an International Wetland City in June, together with 24 other cities around the world. In recent years, Yancheng has made great efforts to protect the wetland and make it an oasis for wildlife. Over 240 species of wild animals, including white storks and red-crowned cranes, also live in the area. More than 80 percent of the world's spoon-billed sandpipers, which are critically endangered sparrow-sized shorebirds, are among these migratory birds. The sanctuaries, situated in the middle of the East Asian-Australasian Flyway, see more than 3 million migratory birds make stopovers at the wetland every year to breed and overwinter. In 2002, as part of the Migratory Bird Sanctuaries along the Coast of Yellow Sea-Bohai Gulf of China (Phase I), it was included in the List of Wetlands of International Importance. Located on the shores of the Yellow Sea, the reserve covers 78,000 hectares.
The sight of the deer flourishing is a tribute to Yancheng's efforts in promoting environmental protection. In 1986, the reserve was established to welcome 39 milu back to China from zoos in the United Kingdom, and its population now accounts for 70 percent of the global total.Īs the place with the world's largest milu population, the reserve is regarded as the richest milu gene pool on the planet. It became extinct in the wild in the early 20th century as a result of rampant hunting and habitat loss during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), according to an introduction provided by the reserve.Īfter 30 years of protection, as of last month, the nature reserve was home to 7,033 milu and many other wild animals and plants. People witnessing herds of milu deer wading, eating and running on the grassland of the Dafeng Milu National Nature Reserve in Yancheng, Jiangsu province, may find it hard to believe that the species was once extinct in China.Ī native deer species, milu once thrived along the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River and along the Yangtze River. Two milu deer run at Tiaozini wetland in Yancheng, Jiangsu province, June 28, 2021.
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