Kobe fire bureau workers' kids make art to honor NY victims

Kobe fire bureau workers' kids make art to honor NY victims

KOBE, Japan - An exhibition of art work by children of employees of Kobe's fire department opens at the city's municipal office Nov. 28, 2001 in support of the bereaved families of New York firefighters lost following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Organizers said 142 children aged 2 to 16 have contributed 157 pieces to the exhibition which will run until Dec. 6.

CHINA-ANHUI-SHEXIAN-TEA GARDEN-RURAL VITALIZATION (CN)

CHINA-ANHUI-SHEXIAN-TEA GARDEN-RURAL VITALIZATION (CN)

(220326) -- SHEXIAN, March 26, 2022 (Xinhua) -- TOP: Villagers build a tea garden with stones on a barren mountain in 1973 (file photo) in Wugongling Village of Shexian County, east China's Anhui Province; BOTTOM: Villagers pick tea leaves at a tea garden on March 24, 2022 (photo taken by Zhang Duan) in Wugongling Village of Shexian County, east China's Anhui Province. The harvest season of spring tea has started in Wugongling Village of Shexian County, east China's Anhui Province. The village's terraced tea garden, covering an area of over 66.7 hectares, is located at an altitude of over 800 meters. Local villagers built the tea garden with more than 700 million pieces of stones on barren mountains. The high-quality organic tea grown here is sold across the country and brings considerable income to local villagers. Meanwhile, the unique scenery of the tea garden also attracts many visitors. In 2021, nearly 50,000 tourists visited the village, bringing a total revenue of more 1,000,000 yuan (about 157

Kobe fire bureau workers' kids make art to honor NY victims

Kobe fire bureau workers' kids make art to honor NY victims

KOBE, Japan - An exhibition of art work by children of employees of Kobe's fire department opens at the city's municipal office Nov. 28, 2001 in support of the bereaved families of New York firefighters lost following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Organizers said 142 children aged 2 to 16 have contributed 157 pieces to the exhibition which will run until Dec. 6.