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Cave houses were created by residents of the Loess Plateau, and having succumbed to the lure of the loess culture, more and more people came to visit Longwangba Village in Xiji County. It is located in a contiguous poor area in the Liupan Mountains of northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, which was rated as a key poverty-relief area by the local government. In 2010, Jiao Jianpeng, a businessman in the county, went back to the village and started a business. He noticed that the village is rich in landscape resources and folk cultures. In Jiao's opinion, it is a good way to develop rural tourism and leisure agriculture since this can lift the villagers out of poverty.
About 'Revival in the Mountains'
Ecological migration is an important targeted poverty alleviation measure in China. This series selects key ecological migration and relocation projects in Qinghai, Gansu and Fujian provinces and the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region to take you through China's poverty alleviation work.
Revival in the Mountains | Episode 15: Aromatic camellia
Revival in the Mountains | Episode 16: A green future
Revival in the Mountains | Episode 17: Trees on the rock
Revival in the Mountains | Episode 18：Golden hometown
Revival in the Mountains | Episode 19：Green home
Revival in the Mountains | Episode 20：A connection to the woods
(Cover photo via screenshot; video filmed and edited by CGTN Nature's filming crew)
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