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WHEN TRADITIONS OFFER LIVELIHOOD

By Cheng Yuezhu and Li Yingqing | China Daily | Updated: 2018-10-17 07:28

A training project run by Yunnan Agricultural University and funded by the United Nations is using heritage to provide economic sustenance, Cheng Yuezhu and Li Yingqing report.

Dorlma, a Tibetan woman who learned weaving from her family as a teenager, is now helping her family even more, thanks to a United Nations-funded training project on producing Tibetan carpets run by Yunnan Agricultural University.

So, now, while her husband works as a day laborer, the main income of the family comes from her weaving Tibetan carpets and separately selling handmade blankets, clothes and home ornaments, something she used to do earlier.

WHEN TRADITIONS OFFER LIVELIHOOD

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