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Ancient land sees future in tradition

By Cui Jia (China Daily) Updated: 2012-10-09 07:48
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Ancient land sees future in tradition

Locals walk in front of the "Stone City", the ruin of an ancient kingdom on the Silk Road. Yao Tong / for China Daily

Ancient land sees future in tradition

Atokeli Gulinurto (front), 55, and her son remove cushions from a tent for cleaning. The tent functions as a restaurant during the tourist season. Yao Tong / for China Daily

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