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Path to Glory 8 | Friday, May 21, 2021 HONG KONG EDITION | CHINA DAILY PATH TO GLORY Poverty relief official goes extra mile raising villagers’ incomes By ZHU LIXIN in Fuyang, Anhui So far, over 200 hectares, or [email protected] half the total agricultural land in the village, have been trans­ After four years in the former­ ferred to Niu Chaojun, a major ly poverty­stricken village of sweet potato producer. Chenxiaozhai, Liu Yuan says he Niu pays 600 yuan to the vil­ will probably leave but will lagers for the use of each mu and always cherish his experiences pays the village committee an there. additional 50 yuan per mu in In April 2017, the now 54­year­ management fees. The commit­ old Liu was one of 753 officials tee then invests a certain dispatched to hundreds of key amount of that money in Niu’s villages in East China’s Anhui business and receives dividends, province to work on poverty which it distributes through a relief. fund as collective income for the Formerly attached to the pub­ villagers. licity department of the CPC’s In a previous interview with Fuyang city committee, Liu was China Daily last year, Niu said appointed first Party secretary that he earns a net income of Medical workers brief foreigners things to look out for after receiving COVID­19 vaccinations in Shushan district of Hefei, Anhui province, — a Party member deployed by over 6 million yuan from the this month. HAN SUYUAN / CHINA NEWS SERVICE higher authorities usually to large­scale plantation, even after oversee poverty relief work — of paying dozens of villagers to the village, which is in southern work the land. Linquan county, and he has been Liu said he also helped Niu working to meet his goal ever apply for all kinds of govern­ since. ment subsidies and persuaded Hefei one of foreigners’ With a population of over 2.3 the government to invest more million according to the hukou, in infrastructure to benefit Niu’s or household registration sys­ business and the villagers. tem, Linquan is China’s most As China is shifting the focus heavily populated county and of rural development from pov­ was one of its most impoverish­ erty relief to rural vitalization, favorite cities in China ed areas. Liu said large­scale plantations “About half the 6,900 villagers such as this will have a brighter Academic atmosphere, opportunities Three Kingdoms period (222­280). have migrated to cities for work,” future than the small, individual “My son also wanted to explore said Liu, adding that nearby plots of traditional household in high­tech industries cited as reasons the inland areas of China more,” said Fuyang, which has a population farming. Many of my Chinese Cho, whose children both attended of over 10 million, is famous as a According to the provincial By ZHU LIXIN in Hefei ing my stay at USTC. It’s a good classmates started college in the nation. source of migrant workers. office of poverty relief, thanks to [email protected] opportunity to be at such a prestig­ “On our first visit to Hefei, I found Before arriving in Chenxiao­ the efforts of tens of thousands ious university,” he said. their own businesses it was not very developed but zhai, the new secretary was told of officials like Liu, Anhui was If people wonder which Chinese “Also, COVID­19 control in China here, as the city’s ro­ thought it had great potential,” she that 112 villagers were classified able to lift 4.84 million people cities are the most attractive to for­ is safe and stable, but it’s horrible said, adding that later, her predic­ as poverty­stricken and would and 3,000 villages out of poverty eigners, the results of an annual poll outside,” he added. bust high­tech indu­ tion turned out to be right. be treated as a priority. by the end of last year. by the State Administration of For­ Pursuing an academic career is stries have been offer­ Cho felt the rapidly developing According to China’s national Officials are also expected to eign Experts Affairs offer some valu­ also the main reason that has kept city offered many opportunities to definition of poverty at the time, help improve administration in able insight. Ammar Hawbani in Hefei for 16 ing them more and foreigners and persuaded more of the classification referred to the villages, another key goal of The administration started to years. more opportunities.” her relatives to come. anyone with an annual income the initiative and one that has release results after surveying Attracted by USTC’s renown, the “At the peak, I had 21 relatives liv­ of less than 2,855 yuan ($443). proved to be especially necessa­ thousands of expatriates living in Yemeni came to study information Ammar Hawbani, Yemeni ing here. Now, there are roughly “Poverty relief is not simply ry since the outbreak of the China over the course of several science and technology at the uni­ associate professor of wireless about increasing incomes, it’s network technology who earned 800 people from the South Korea in COVID­19 pandemic. months in 2019. For two consecu­ versity in 2005, after he passed col­ his bachelor’s, master’s and PhD Hefei, and before the COVID­19 also about creating a better envi­ With more than 30 years of tive years, Hefei, capital of East Chi­ lege entrance examinations in his degrees in Hefei, Anhui province pandemic there were many more,” ronment to ensure improve­ experience working with city na’s Anhui province, was listed home country with very high marks. she said, adding that most of her ments will last,” said Liu. authorities, Liu had a better among the Top 10 cities. Now an associate professor of countrymen work in the city’s high­ He said that he will never for­ understanding of the govern­ To spread the word about Hefei, wireless network technology, Haw­ period, she has been teaching Korean tech industries, such as the inte­ get the sight that greeted him ment’s epidemic prevention and Mohamed Noureldin from Egypt is bani said he enjoyed being at the at Hefei University. Now, she chairs a grated circuit sector. when he first arrived in Chenxi­ control measures and so was thinking about making some inter­ university so much that he chose to Hefei­based company dedicated to Impressed by how the history aozhai on April 28, 2017. able to help village officials prop­ active social media programs. stay for his master’s and PhD promoting cultural exchanges teacher had influenced her son, Infrastructure, like paved erly carry out the requirements. He first came to Hefei to work as a degrees in 2009. between the two countries. Cho has encouraged Chinese stu­ roads, was nearly nonexistent, “As a matter of fact, whenever language teacher 14 years ago. “Then He said that through his observa­ Cho and her husband, who have dents to go to South Korea. She has and the offices of those responsi­ we have difficulties now, the first I got to love the city and wanted to tions of students, many young Chi­ two sons, came to Hefei to fulfill helped more than 3,000 students ble for the part­time administra­ person who comes to mind is stay,” he said. nese people exhibit innovative and their elder son’s dream. from Anhui study in her country, tion of the village were located in Liu,” said Chen Ping, Party secre­ “I knew that the University of Sci­ productive traits. “When he was in the third year at and more than 1,000 later found an abandoned primary school. tary of Chenxiaozhai. ence and Technology of China, one “Many of my Chinese classmates middle school, his history teacher, job opportunities there. She has “The most important, and the In January last year, when of the best universities in the coun­ started their own businesses here, who had some experience in China, also brought even more students most difficult thing, was not tell­ Hubei provincial capital, try, is based here, so I decided to try as the city’s robust high­tech indus­ suggested to students that they go from South Korea to China. ing the government that a vil­ Wuhan, was in lockdown and furthering my studies.” tries have been offering them more and live there and see the old coun­ In 2002, she became the first per­ lage needs money, it was people elsewhere in the country Seven years ago, he entered USTC and more opportunities,” said Haw­ try,” Cho said. son from her country to receive deciding how to spend the mon­ were staying home out of safety as a postgraduate. He remained a bani, who is 36 and the father of a The boy — a great fan of Chinese China’s Friendship Award, the ey on the right things,” he con­ concerns, the Lyuzhai township student until last year when he got boy born in Hefei. history who is able to name more highest honor given to foreigners tinued. hospital, which is responsible his PhD in public affairs administra­ Cho Sung­hye, who is from the than 900 figures from the Chinese by the central government. In Since then, he has helped for the health of Chenxiaozhai tion and is now part of a visiting Republic of Korea, said: “We didn’t classic, the Romance of the Three 2006, she also became the first Chenxiaozhai secure millions of villagers, called Liu for face scholars program. expect that we would come to love Kingdoms — was inspired and South Korean citizen to gain per­ yuan from the government to masks.
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