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Sand dunes and sunshine provide bright prospects

By Yang Wanli | China Daily | Updated: 2017-09-25 07:56

If the relationship between humankind and nature can be called a success because it benefits both parties, the greening of the Kubuqi Desert should be hailed as a miracle.

In the past three decades, Wang Wenbiao - a 58-year-old entrepreneur and a native of the desert - has led the way in bringing greenery via a combination of eco-restoration work and solar technology.

The Kubuqi is China's seventh-largest desert. Located north of Ordos, Inner Mongolia autonomous region, it covers 18,600 square kilometers and was once the source of frequent sandstorms that plagued North China.

Sand dunes and sunshine provide bright prospects

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