Beijing town lives on garbage

BEIJING, China - A Chinese man carries pieces of corrugated board and other garbage on a tricycle in Dongxiaokou town in the Changping District, northwestern Beijing, on Dec. 25, 2014. The town is often called a "garbage village" where many families make a living by collecting electronic components and other useful items for reselling. (Kyodo)

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