CHINA-HUNAN-SANGZHI-ZONGZI LEAVES (CN)

CHINA-HUNAN-SANGZHI-ZONGZI LEAVES (CN)

(220604) -- SANGZHI, June 4, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Workers arrange Zongzi leaves at a company in Sangzhi County, central China's Hunan Province, April 19, 2022. TO GO WITH: "Across China: Remote mountain Zongzi leaves a cash cow for locals" (Xinhua)

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