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Desert blooms from act of kindness Original

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By Belinda Robinson Verified
| China Daily (Hong Kong) Verified
Brave Chinese environmentalist and generous US teacher rekindle friendship, reminisce on remarkable greening effort Yin Yuzhen and her family plant trees and water them in the Maowusu sandy area in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region in 2000. The family's dedication has contributed significantly to combating desertification in their region.
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Desert blooms from act of kindness

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By Belinda Robinson Verified
| China Daily Global Verified
Yin Yuzhen and her family plant trees and water them in the Maowusu sandy area in the Inner Mongolia autonomous region in 2000. The family's dedication has contributed significantly to combating desertification in their region. LI XIN/XINHUA Ronald Sakolsky, a retired teacher affectionately known as Mr S by his former students, lives a typical middle-class life in Plum, a suburb of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with Barbara, his wife of 46 years.
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China's manufacturing industry plays key part in 2026 FIFA World Cup

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By Belinda Robinson Verified
| China Daily Global Verified
The Labubu mascots, popular furry dolls from Chinese toy company Pop Mart, perform during the opening ceremony of the 2026 FIFA World Cup at Mexico City Stadium in Mexico City, Mexico, June 11, 2026. [Photo/Xinhua] China's national football team may not have qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but the country remains a major contributor to the tournament through its manufacturing industry, which has a key role in producing a large share of the official merchandise sold to fans worldwide.
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