See Inside a Ghost Town of Abandoned Mansions in China
Now, farmers are reportedly putting the land of the deserted development to use
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Now, farmers are reportedly putting the land of the deserted development to use
Takeshi Sakamoto, 57, decided to make re-greening his lifes work after hearing that the home of a former student had become engulfed by sand
ORDOS, China (Kyodo) -- A Japanese entrepreneur who once taught in a school in China's Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region has spent the past two decade
YEREVAN, JULY 18, ARMENPRESS/CHINA DAILY. Having experienced wireless cell phone charges using solar power when taking a break on a bench and visiting the country's top cashmere products manufacturer, members of the 2023 "A Date with China" international media tour said they felt the warmth the city had extended to them.
A Japanese entrepreneur who once taught in a school in China's Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region has spent the past two decades helping local people tackle the problem of desertification through regreening projects, aiming to give something back to a place he considers his "second home."