How mountainous villages in China climbed out of poverty

By Li Danqing | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2019-07-17 17:16
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Top left: Wang scrapes beeswax off a beekeeping plate on June 11, 2019. Top right: A portrait of Wang shot on June 11, 2019. Left center: Wang collects honey with an extractor on June 11, 2019. Bottom left: Wang fills a plastic bottle with honey on June 11, 2019. Bottom center: Wang and his son pour honey out of an extractor on June 11, 2019. Bottom right: Wang organizes beekeeping plates on June 11, 2019. [Photos/Xinhua]

Wang Jucai is a resident of Fengtaiping village, Wuxiang county in Changzhi. His family was identified as an impoverished household in 2014.

Two years later in 2016, Wang and his son were introduced to beekeeping with the help of local government. By 2018 Wang was making nearly 40,000 yuan a year from beekeeping.

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