In China, in accordance with the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Wild Animals", "Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Nature Reserves" and other relevant laws and regulations, illegal hunting, killing, trading or eating of wild animals is strictly prohibited. Wild animals are an important part of the ecosystem, and protecting them is essential to maintain biodiversity and ecological balance. Any unauthorized hunting is suspected of being illegal and may face legal penalties. If you want to experience the fun of nature in autumn, we recommend the following legal and environmentally friendly activities： 1. **Nature observation and photography** Go to national parks, forest parks or wetland protected areas (such as Tangjiahe, Sichuan, Gaoligongshan, Yunnan, etc.) to observe wild animals such as birds and insects, and record the beauty of nature with a camera. 2. **Ecological research or volunteer activities** Participate in public welfare activities such as popular science explanations and ecological monitoring organized by protected areas, and learn about wildlife conservation. 3. **Legal fishing or aquaculture fishing** Fish after applying for a fishing permit in designated waters, or go to a compliant farm to experience fishing (such as a fishery breeding base). 4. **Picking wild plants**(non-protected species need to be confirmed) Some non-protected wild fruits and mushrooms (such as chestnuts, hawthorn, etc.) can be picked in moderation after consulting the local forestry department, but attention must be paid to safety and ecological impacts. **Important reminder**： -National first- and second-level protected animals and “third-class animals" (terrestrial wild animals of important ecological, scientific, and social value) are all protected by law, and catching them privately may constitute a crime. -Eating wild animals has the risk of spreading epidemics, parasites, etc., which endangers health. It is recommended to purchase meat that has passed quarantine through formal channels, or try safe ways such as outdoor barbecues and picnics to enjoy the autumn flavor. For more information about legal outdoor activities, you can contact your local forestry department or follow the official ecotourism guide.