Flower land on the edge of desert boosts tourism
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Oasis is what makes lifeless desert lively, but how about a sea of flowers? /Xinhua Photo

Oasis is what makes lifeless desert lively, but how about a sea of flowers? /Xinhua Photo

On the edge of Maowusu Desert in China’s northwest Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, a land of flowers has attracted many visitors. /Xinhua Photo

On the edge of Maowusu Desert in China’s northwest Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, a land of flowers has attracted many visitors. /Xinhua Photo

A dozen species of flowers and trees, including lavender and daisy, are planted during the past three years as part of efforts to restore local ecology. /Xinhua Photo

A dozen species of flowers and trees, including lavender and daisy, are planted during the past three years as part of efforts to restore local ecology. /Xinhua Photo

Local authorities are hoping to boost tourism and local economy by combining desert and flower watching experience. /Xinhua Photo

Local authorities are hoping to boost tourism and local economy by combining desert and flower watching experience. /Xinhua Photo

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