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GLOABLink | China relocates residents in its highest county for better life, better ecology

Tsonyi County in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region is the highest county in China. To improve local people's living and protect the local ecosystem, more than 300 residents left their hometown in the county's Doima Township on Tuesday, marking the start of the second batch of the county's relocation. Produced by Xinhua Global Service

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