article_snippet: It started as a conversation about how to photograph China's famous golden monkeys, and ended with Prince William pledging to dress up as a tree.
article_snippet: During Prince William wildlife conservation visit to China, the Duke of Cambridge visited a photographer to learn about how Prince William managed to capture such close up pictures of wildlife.
article_snippet: And when photography enthusiast photographer Xi Zhinong told Prince William Prince William often dressed up as a tree so Prince William could get close to the animals, the second in line to the throne pledged to do the same.
article_snippet: Prince William has pledged to dress up as a tree on his wildlife conservation visit to China so that Prince William can go out with photographer and conservationist Xi Zhinong to photograph rare Yunnan Golden Haired monkeys .
article_snippet: Prince William said when Prince William next returned to Yunnan Xishuangbanna Prince William would join Xi on a photography exhibition and also don the same disguise to photograph the endangered Golden Haired Monkeys of Yunnan, according to People's Daily Online.
article_snippet: People's Daily Online was pledged during Prince William's tour of the Far East, which Prince William used to foster UK business links as well as raise awareness of the dangers of the illegal trade in wildlife.
highlights_snippet: Prince William visited photographer Xi Zhinong as part of conservation trip .
  
highlights_snippet: Prince William asked the wildlife enthusiast how Prince William managed to take wildlife pictures .
  
highlights_snippet: Prince William pledged to do the same when Prince William returns to the Chinese region .
  