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Shanghai's future isn't just about towering skylines; it is about greener spaces and cleaner living. As China's new five-year plan advances the vision of a "Beautiful China," change is happening on the ground in unexpected ways.

In Zhangjiang's Changyuan Village, away from the urban rush, Lothar Sysk, a German volunteer, dedicates his time to protecting forests and waterways, drawing on decades of environmental experience to monitor pollution and safeguard nature. It is a powerful reminder that a sustainable future requires people from all walks of life to come together.

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Lothar Sysk: The German volunteer who contributes to a greener Shanghai