Green hills, real dreams: How China's nature supports young lives
There is a quiet little teahouse on the mountainside in Anji, Zhejiang Province. It's small, but surrounded by open skies, tall trees, and the scent of tea leaves drying in the sun. A young woman lives here. People often think she's "escaping" from the city. But really, she's just found a different rhythm. Slower. Softer. Closer to herself, and to the land.
This way of life isn't a fantasy. It's made possible by the China she grew up in — a country that's not only modernizing fast, but also greening again. Her quiet life here is not just a personal choice — it's part of a larger shift, a reflection of how China's ecological vision is creating space for new dreams to grow.
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