A lush green barrier, the shallow mountain-shaped landforms that belong to the Ming Tombs area are also home to many animals. The plains in front of the mountains provide animals with rich and diverse nutrition, and the varied topography provides them with hidden living spaces.

In recent years, although the fire prevention situation in the State-owned forest area of the Ming Tombs Forest Farm has been stable, due to the influence of climate and other factors, the fire prevention situation is still severe. For the two forest rangers, they must not be slack in the slightest, and must always be on the frontline of forest fire prevention to ensure the safety of forest resources.

Whether it is protecting the mountains or promoting fire prevention, they both enjoy it. After being hired as forest rangers, the two have traveled all over the forest area, memorizing the geographical features, landscape and tree species.

It would be inaccurate to say that the work of a forest ranger is not hard, but they constantly improve their skills, and do their best to safeguard the forest.