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New technology benifits farmers in Tibet
10:28, May 02, 2012  


Villagers in Xigaze, south of Tibet Autonomous Region, welcome a good harvest due to the widely used greenhouses for planting fruits and vegetables in April, 2012. In recent years, Tibet fully utilizes its advantages by planting fruits and vegetables to significantly improve the farmers and herdsmen's income.



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（Editor：姚春）

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Residents enjoy a gala show at a park in Lhasa to celebrate the freedom of serfs on Wednesday, the fourth Serfs Emancipation Day in the Tibet autonomous region. (China Daily/Liu Xiangrui)Residents enjoy a gala show at a park in Lhasa to celebrate the freedom of serfs on Wednesday, the fourth Serfs Emancipation Day in the Tibet autonomous region. (China Daily/Liu Xiangrui)
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