修复生态系统

You use this phrase as a verb-object combination. Usually, you will say a government or an organization wants to 修复生态系统. It sounds professional and serious. You can use it in a sentence like 'We must 修复生态系统 for our children.' It is a great way to show you care about the planet. You can also use it when talking about specific places like wetlands or mountains.

This is perfect for formal presentations or school essays. Use it when you are watching a nature documentary with friends. It is very common in Chinese news these days. If you are at a business meeting about 'Green' initiatives, this is your go-to phrase. It shows you have a high level of vocabulary. It also works well in serious social media posts about the environment.

Do not use this for small, everyday repairs. If your phone screen is cracked, do not say you need to 修复 its ecosystem. That would sound very weird! Also, do not use it for personal relationships. If you fight with a friend, you 'fix' the relationship, but you do not 'restore its ecosystem' unless you are being very sarcastic. Keep it strictly for nature and large-scale environments.

In China, this phrase has become a massive buzzword. The government has a famous slogan: 'Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets.' Because of this, 修复生态系统 is everywhere. It is a key part of the 'Beautiful China' initiative. People in China are now very proud of projects that bring wildlife back to cities. It represents a shift from 'growth at all costs' to 'caring for the earth.'

You will often hear 生态修复 (shēngtài xiūfù). This is just the noun version, meaning 'ecological restoration.' Another one is 保护环境 (bǎohù huánjìng), which means 'protect the environment.' While protecting is about stopping damage, 修复 is about fixing damage that already happened. You might also hear 绿色发展 (lǜsè fāzhǎn) for green development.