China’s largest sand area looks to green future
It looks like a scene from the fertile rice-growing areas of south China. But the early summer picture of farmer Wang Haiquan working his water buffalos in a paddy field lined with rice seedings is actually in the former sandy area of north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Wang’s village, Fuxingdi, is in Horqin, China’s largest sandy area, spreading over Inner Mongolia and the …
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