On September 1, the four month summer fishing moratorium in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea officially ended. The "quiet" Qingdao Hongdao fishing port wharf in Shandong Province pressed the restart button to switch to the busy and "fresh" scene in the past. In the afternoon of that day, offshore fishing vessels came into Hong Kong one after another, and all kinds of catches came ashore fresh, attracting many citizens to buy them. China has implemented a summer fishing moratorium in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea since 1995. This year, the fishing moratorium in the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea will be from 12:00 on May 1 to 12:00 on September 1. Summer is the key period for marine fish breeding and young fish growth. The fishing moratorium can protect fishery resources and water ecological environment, maintain aquatic biodiversity, and improve people's awareness of resource and environmental protection. (fishermen display fresh sea eels.) (the fishermen unload their fresh catch after the offshore fishing vessels dock.) (fishermen show off their caught swimming crabs.) (fresh sea caught prawns for sale.) (Li Xinshe)