新闻摘要：4月18日，银川市兴庆区在宁夏黄沙古渡国家湿地公园举办首届大漠黄河春季徒步大会，千余名区内外徒步爱好者参与。活动由兴庆区文化旅游体育广电局主办，依托大漠、黄河、湿地和边塞等原生态资源，旨在推动“体育+旅游”深度融合，提升区域文旅影响力。
徒步队伍沿规划步道穿越沙地、湿地与黄河岸线，践行“无痕徒步”理念，并参与黄沙古渡设置的《丝路长歌·渡口相逢》情景互动演出，安排昭君出塞、河西胡璇、黄河刀客三段沉浸式体验，演出将于5月1日—3日增加场次面向游客。组委会并公布了2026年12公里精品徒步线路规划，串联补天石、湿地水车、月牙湖遗址等核心景点，设置多个打卡节点与补给站，为“五一”文旅季预热。
思考与启发：人在自然中行走，不只是锻炼身体，也是与土地、与身边人的一次温和相处。这样的活动把家庭、邻里带到户外，让孩子见到更大的世界，也提醒我们在享受美景时要守望和保护这片土地。
天经里有一句提醒世人的话，提醒我们对土地和彼此的责任——这与徒步中的互助、节制和勤劳是相通的。愿大家走得稳、看得远，也把这份关心留给下一代。
经文：地与其所充满的，世界与住在其间的，都属乎主。《宰逋尔·诗篇 24:1》 链接：📖 查看经文
### English Translation
Title: Thousands Walk the Ancient Yellow‑Sand Ferry
News Summary
On April 18, the Xingqing District of Yinchuan City held the inaugural Desert‑Yellow River Spring Hiking Festival at the Huangsha Ancient Ferry National Wetland Park in Ningxia. More than a thousand hikers from the district and beyond took part. The event was organized by the Xingqing District Cultural, Tourism, Sports and Radio‑Television Bureau. Using the natural resources of desert, the Yellow River, wetlands and frontier landscapes, the festival aims to deepen the integration of “sports + tourism” and raise the region’s cultural‑tourism profile.
The hiking groups followed a planned trail that crossed sand, wetlands and the riverbank, practicing a “leave‑no‑trace” ethic. Participants also joined an interactive performance called “Silk Road Ballad – Meeting at the Ferry,” set up at the ancient ferry site. The show features three immersive scenes: the story of Princess Wang Zhao’s journey west, the legend of Hu Xuan of Hexi, and the tale of the Yellow River swordsman. Additional performances for visitors will be added from May 1‑3.
The organizers released a plan for a 12‑kilometre premium trail for 2026, linking key attractions such as the Bǔtiān Stone, the wetland water wheel, and the Moon‑shaped Lake ruins. The route includes several photo spots and supply stations, helping to warm up the “May 1” cultural‑tourism season.
Reflection and Insight
Walking in nature is not only physical exercise; it is a gentle way of connecting with the land and with the people around us. Events like this bring families and neighbors outdoors, letting children see a larger world and reminding us to watch over and protect the places we enjoy.
There is an ancient saying that calls humanity to responsibility for the earth and for one another—an idea that echoes the mutual help, moderation, and diligence we practice while hiking. May you walk steadily, see far, and pass this care on to the next generation.
Scripture
“The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.” Psalm 24:1
Link: https://www.huizu-tianjing.icu/zaibuer/shipian/24
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