(230325) -- TAXKORGAN, 25 mars 2023 (Xinhua) -- cette photo combinée montre Nanik Kukan, épouse de Duri Jarman, la récupération du charbon pour la cuisine dans le village autonome d'Ak Toga Langar, au cœur des montagnes du comté de Tajik, le 16 novembre, 2018 (ci-dessus) et Duri Jarman réparant le réservoir de stockage de gaz liquide dans sa nouvelle maison du village d'Aimin, sur 3 juin 2020. La vie du jeune homme Duri Jarman est étroitement liée à deux endroits : le village d'Ak Toga Langar, niché au fond des montagnes du comté autonome de Tajik Tajik, et le village d'Aimin, situé près du siège du comté. Duri, maintenant 52 ans, a passé 47 ans li

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• ID de l’image: 2PGYXX0
• Taille du fichier: 160,6 MB (3,5 MB Téléchargement compressé)
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• Dimensions: 6613 x 8489 px | 56 x 71,9 cm | 22 x 28,3 inches | 300dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 24 mars 2023
• Photographe: Xinhua

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(230325) -- TAXKORGAN, March 25, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This combo photo shows Nanik Kukan, wife of Duri Jarman, fetching coal for cooking in Ak Toga Langar Village deep in the mountains of Taxkorgan Tajik Autonomous County on Nov. 16, 2018 (above) and Duri Jarman repairing liquid gas storage tank at his new home in Aimin Village on June 3, 2020. The life of herdsman Duri Jarman is closely tied to two places: the village of Ak Toga Langar, nestled deep in the mountains of Taxkorgan Tajik Autonomous County, and Aimin Village, located near the county seat. Duri, now 52 years old, spent 47 years living in Ak Toga Langar Village. In the winter of 2018, his family benefited from the relocation policy for poverty alleviation and settled in Aimin Village. There, they gradually adapted to the changes, enjoying a new life different from that of their ancestors. Duri and his youngest son, Nurkerim, opened a small shop, while both his eldest and second sons found new jobs. The village committee led the villagers in transforming barren land, leveling it, and repairing ditches. Duri's family was allotted 10 mu (0.67 hectares) of land, which they used to grow forage grass. After roads are improved, Duri's family opted for a modern means of transport instead of camels. Nurkerim has also bought a pickup truck which he uses to run a transport service from the county seat to the village and from the county seat to the Kashgar city area. As spring arrives, Duri's family and their fellow villagers are celebrating the Noruz Festival, which is observed by various ethnic groups in Xinjiang. They are immersed in the joy of a better life. (Xinhua/Hu Huhu)

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