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Jia Dongliang installs a solar power insect killer on his farm to avoid the use of pesticides. Fourteen years ago, he was a major in the army, but he gave up the city life and settled in the remote Huangpen village in Guangning county. Since then, he has turned the barren mountain into an ecological farm. He also uses his success to help other villagers make their own fortune. [Photo/Xinhua] |
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