Banking on the tea industry in China's rural area | Borneo Bulletin Online

BEIJING (ANN/CHINA DAILY) – While many young people in other rural areas pour into big cities looking for better jobs, this rarely happens near the China-Myanmar border. On the Jingmai Mountain, people usually choose to stay due to the booming tea industry. Graced by a sea of clouds on average about half the year, traditional […]

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