In the golden autumn of October, the library meticulously planned and launched a cultural feast themed around Song Dynasty bird paintings. This event aimed to showcase the exceptional artistry of the Song Dynasty while echoing contemporary concerns for ecological protection. The series of activities received enthusiastic responses from faculty and students, bridging the gap between art and nature. On October 3rd, the library's first-floor atrium transformed into the stage for the exhibition " Song Dynasty Bird Paintings." Twenty-five carefully selected Song Dynasty bird paintings, like messengers through time, displayed vivid brushstrokes and profound insights, capturing the delicate depiction of natural ecology by Song artists and reflecting the cultural and social atmosphere of that era. The exhibition attracted many faculty and students, who were captivated by the lifelike bird paintings. Particularly noteworthy were the photos of campus birds taken by the ECO student club. These photos, capturing the birds in various charming poses, sparked lively discussions and admiration among the audience: "Who knew our campus had such adorable birds!" These vivid modern bird images created a dialogue across time with the ancient paintings, allowing viewers to appreciate both art and the campus's ecological environment more deeply.