A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish

China Daily  

A man from the Dai ethnic group processes newly picked tea in Jingmai village.WANG KAIHAO/CHINA DAILY A promising outlook Tea not only serves as a spiritual totem, but also as a key economic support. As its fame rose following the bid to become a World Heritage Site, one kilo now sells for about 1,200 yuan and annual net income per capita rose to 20,300 yuan at the end of last year. The government also spent about 87 million yuan to renovate old houses and improve infrastructure in the region to prepare for World Heritage Site status. "We live for tea, but we also need to find new ways to use tea and better embrace the future," Aikan, 29, says.

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A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish
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A drink heritage to cherish
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Old tea forests on Jingmai Mountain named World Heritage Site
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