Modern-day Yu Gong plants greenery on barren mountains and finds a path to prosperity

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"Yu Gong" plants greenery on barren mountains and gains wealth

On May 17, the elderly Zhao Jingtian shows his calloused hands.

On May 17, the elderly Zhao Jingtian tends fruit trees on the mountain.

Zhao Jingtian, 69, lives in Changyu Mountain Village, Changli County, Hebei Province. For more than 30 years, he has planted apple trees, pear trees, cherry trees and other fruit trees on nearly 100 mu of barren mountain land. Today this barren mountain has become a "mountain of flowers and fruit," yielding good economic returns, and local people call Zhao Jingtian a "Yu Gong" of the new era. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Yang Shiyao

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Modern-day Yu Gong plants greenery on barren mountains and finds a path to prosperity

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