In recent days, Yin Yuzhen, a national model worker in Maowusu, the fourth-largest sandy area in China, has drawn widespread attention after posting a video online in search of a U.S. friend, hoping to show him the forest that he'd helped create. | Collector

In recent days, Yin Yuzhen, a national model worker in Maowusu, the fourth-largest sandy area in China, has drawn widespread attention after posting a video online in search of a U.S. friend, hoping to show him the forest that he'd helped create.

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In recent days, Yin Yuzhen, a national model worker in Maowusu, the fourth-largest sandy area in China, has drawn widespread attention after posting a video online in search of a U.S. friend, hoping to show him the forest that he'd helped create.

In recent days, Yin Yuzhen, a national model worker in Maowusu, the fourth-largest sandy area in China, has drawn widespread attention after posting a video online in search of a U.S. friend, hoping to show him the forest that he'd helped create.

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