Fruit trees planting enriches farmers in southwest China
2018-11-01 16:09:00
Photo shows farmers from the Bayi District of Nyingchi, southwest China's Tibet, are harvesting grapes. So far, fruit trees have been planted on 280 thousand mu (18.7 thousand hectares) of land in Nyingchi to increase people's income and improve villages' environment at the same time. [Photo/xzxw.com]
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