Rediscovering their roots
Villages succeed at rural vitalization by tapping their rich heritage, which has prompted young residents to return from urban areas to help preserve and promote local culture.
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Villages succeed at rural vitalization by tapping their rich heritage, which has prompted young residents to return from urban areas to help preserve and promote local culture.
Villages succeed at rural vitalization by tapping their rich heritage, which has prompted young residents to return from urban areas to help preserve and promote local culture.
Villages succeed at rural vitalization by tapping their rich heritage, which has prompted young residents to return from urban areas to help preserve and promote local culture.
On a bamboo-covered mountaintop the mud-walled houses of Diaotan village are just barely visible through the thick fog that often shrouds this remote hamlet in China’s Zhejiang province. Worn but sturdy earthen walls still enclose the largest structure of Diaotan, the ancestral hall, or citang. Inside, a few lanterns and red couplets hang above a stone courtyard covered with
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