The wind at the source of the Yangtze River, carrying the ethereal serenity and majestic grandeur of the plateau, sweeps across National Highway 109 on the Qinghai-Tibet expanse. Here, where mighty rivers are born and Earth's fragile ecological frontier stands, lies scattered plastic debris – silent witnesses to how human presence is stealthily eroding what was once pristine nature.
This is the promised land where MaoWude and Mr. Yang Xin, founder of GREEN RIVER, made our pact—joining forces to clear 30 square meters of waste, adding our own vibrant stroke to the Qinghai-Tibet Green Stations.
For MaoWude, environmentalism was never just a distant slogan—it lives in the everyday details of product design. We came here with our plant fiber cat litter (staying true to its "return-to-earth" philosophy), fully compostable pet poop bags (embracing a "zero-burden" ethos), and portable foldable cat litter box (showcasing "lightweight sustainability"). Because we know this profound truth: protecting our planet begins with honoring the tiny worlds beneath our pet's paws.
The moment we arrived at the source of the Yangtze River, awe and dizziness overwhelmed us simultaneously. The earliest banks of the Yangtze River's source were once strewn with plastic bottles and packaging waste. Thanks to persistent conservation efforts by the GREEN RIVER volunteer team, these plastic pollutants have now significantly decreased.
During this campaign, volunteers meticulously collected and sorted waste along the route - mirroring our product design philosophy of pursuing "zero waste." Here, every single piece of trash receives proper treatment, reflecting our unwavering commitment to responsible disposal.
The highland sun beat down relentlessly, its glare bringing dizziness, while the thin air slowed our movements to half-pace. Yet no complaints were heard - for we knew these thirty square meters represented more than just land. We were safeguarding a pristine home for countless creatures.
The most delightful encounter unfolded beside the roadside station that afternoon — a fluffy little highland kitten suddenly dashed out and started nuzzling our gear bag, asking for attention. We later discovered it was the same “internet-famous cat” that had appeared in actor Hu Ge’s previous public service campaign.
It was as if the little one knew exactly what we were doing — one moment supervising us beside the trash bags, the next curling up for a nap in the shade. Luckily, the plant fiber eco-friendly cat litter we brought from MaoWude turned out to be just perfect for our new furry friend!
This little kitten became the perfect embodiment of our mission: MaoWude's environmental commitment isn't just about grand nature, but every tangible little life—whether this highland furball or your beloved cat. As we watched it rolling on the now-pristine grassland, the 30-square-meter area restored to its pure state, everything clicked:
Our plant fiber cat litter designed to return to earth,
Our fully biodegradable pet poop bags meant to vanish without trace,
Our foldable litter boxes minimizing material waste...
The thoughtful details in these products perfectly resonated with our original mission to protect the Yangtze's source. On the spot, we finalized a long-term sponsorship initiative with the GREEN RIVER team—adding a touch of meaningful ritual.
As we departed, the lights of the Green Station illuminated the twilight, shining like steadfast beacons. We knew these 30 square meters marked just the beginning. Moving forward, MaoWude remains committed to its eco-conscious mission: refining every product to be gentler on the planet, and amplifying the impact of every action. Because true environmental stewardship thrives in the smallest details—a single biodegradable litter granule, one intentional act of picking up trash—until these cumulative efforts form an enduring shield for our planet.
If you'd like to join this meaningful commitment, start with simple daily choices: opt for eco-friendly pet products—reduce waste footprint by one measure, protect one more patch of earth.
