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Waterway withstands the tides of change to bring new hope

By Zhao Ruixue in Zaozhuang,Shandong | China Daily | Updated: 2014-04-03 08:21

Zhao Xiumei turned to wickerwork in 2001 after being laid off from her mining job in Shandong province's Zaozhuang, where the economy slumped after its coal reserves dwindled.

But she barely earned enough to make ends meet.

"Zaozhuang was known for its coal. We had no tourists. My wickerwork could only be sold to dealers, so I earned little from production," the 41-year-old says.

Waterway withstands the tides of change to bring new hope

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