CHINA-GUIZHOU-WUCHUAN-SICHUAN PEPPER (CN)

CHINA-GUIZHOU-WUCHUAN-SICHUAN PEPPER (CN)

(220616) -- WUCHUAN, June 16, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Aerial photo taken on June 16, 2022 shows a Sichuan pepper plantation in Zhennan Town of Wuchuan Gelao and Miao Autonomous County, southwest China's Guizhou Province. Covering a wide area of karst topography and suffering from serious rocky desertification, Wuchuan County once had low agricultural yields. Local authorities have been committed to planting Sichuan pepper, a cash crop highly adaptable to areas of rocky desertification, as a way to boost local economy and drive rural revitalization. The total area of Sichuan pepper plantation now stands at 225,000 mu (about 15,000 hectares) in the county. (Photo by Luo Xinghan/Xinhua)

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