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: A portrait of Tian shot on June 11, 2019. Top right: Tian stands in her yard on June 11, 2019. Right center: Tian heats the stove and cooks on June 11, 2019. Bottom right: Tian watches TV with her grandson on June 11, 2019. Bottom center: Tian talks with her family members in her yard on June 11, 2019. Bottom left: Tian cooks a meal on June 11, 2019. [Photos/Xinhua]

Tian Heying is a local resident at Shanghuang village, Lucheng district in Changzhi. Her family used to live on the income generated from their 0.33 hectare-farmland, but serious family illness drove them into poverty.

Since 2015 Tian's family received agricultural and financial subsidies for targeted households. Her grandson also received assistance from an education program. The family was lifted out of poverty in 2017.

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