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Villager Li Sanping gestures as he promotes local tourism resources in a courtyard through live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Li Qingbin, Li Sanping's son, fine tunes live streaming equipment at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping presents corns through live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping (L) and his son Li Qingbin walk to a new venue during a live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping (L) promotes hand-made cloth shoes through live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping interacts in a live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping live streams as workers build a village road at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Li Qingbin (R) , Li Sanping's son, tests equipment before a live streaming session at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping prepares his lines before a live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping (L) prepares his lines for a live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Aerial photo shows villager Li Sanping (R) promoting local specialities through live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping (L) and his son Li Qingbin promote local honey product through live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping walks at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping (C) promotes hand-made cloth shoes through live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping promotes local specialities through live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping (L) and his son Li Qingbin choose venue for a live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Aerial photo shows the Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

Villager Li Sanping (L) prepares for a live streaming at Dakang Village of Chaiguan Township in Shahe City, north China's Hebei Province, Oct. 28, 2020. Dakang Village, over 1,000 meters above sea level, is located deep in the Taihang Mountains, which ranges across Beijing and the provinces of Hebei, Shanxi and Henan. Living in this almost inaccessible rural backwater, villagers were nearly cut off from the outside world. Over generations, they have tilled a few lands on mountains making little money. In recent years, all young people of the village have gone outside for work, with only a few old people left. Li Sanping is among those elders. He was once the village Party secretary, who led the village to develop. In 2018, the village began to develop special agricultural products industry and tourism, thanks to local government's preferential policies to support agriculture. Earlier this year, Li Sanping joined his son Li Qingbin's smartphone live streaming to promote the village's agricultural products, which are greatly welcomed by netizens. After his mobile phone debut, Li was deeply attracted by this new trend. With his son's help, Li registered an online live streaming account and bought some basic equipment, taking to promoting his village's tourism resources and specialities. Now, Li's every live streaming session would draw more than 2,000 viewers, making him a local online celebrity. With his efforts, the village has sold more agricultural products than ever, and saw an increasing number of tourists. (Xinhua/Mu Yu)

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