中国日报|Ecological development revives, preserves Chinese reindeer tribe( 三 )


In 2018, with help of the government, De Keli set up an entrepreneurial base and offered training courses for rural women on how to make fur and leather crafts.
"Poverty alleviation is not a matter of making money alone, but learning practical skills to earn a living," De Keli said. "By working in my handicraft base, their income could reach 8,000 to 20,000 yuan in two months."
Zhang considers the key of sustainable development to be the transformation in locals' ideas, concepts and thoughts. "Only when we explore new ways of development can the Ewenki reindeer tribe experience more opportunities for ethnic prosperity."


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