The photo shows workers at an oil-tea camellia biotechnology company sorting out fruits of oil-tea camellia at Daoxian High-Tech Development Zone. In recent years, the county authority has vigorously developed the oil-tea camellia industry. Currently more than 400,000 mu (about 26,666 hectares) of oil-tea camellia trees here can yield fruits. (Photo/Jiang Keqing)

The photo shows a worker at an oil-tea camellia biotechnology company drying fruits of oil-tea camellia at Daoxian High-Tech Development Zone. (Photo/Jiang Keqing)

The photo shows an oil-tea camellia plantation base in Yanzhou Town, Changning City. Changning City is one of the origins and core production areas of oil-tea camellia in China, boasting a history of over 1,700 years of oil-tea camellia tree planting. In recent years, the city authority has given full play to its resource advantages by adopting a mode of "village Party branch + company + cooperative + farmer" to promote the development of the oil-tea camellia industry. Now it has developed into a significant characteristic pillar industry in the city, with the planting area of oil-tea camellias exceeding one million mu (about 66,666 hectares). These efforts have helped increase farmers' income and boost rural revitalization. (Photo/Zhou Xiuyuchun)

The photo shows a farmer drying fruits of oil-tea camellia at a farmland in Shiling Village in Yanzhou Town, Changning City. (Photo/Zhou Xiuyuchun)

The photo shows farmers transporting fruits of oil-tea camellia at a farmland in Shiling Village in Yanzhou Town, Changning City. (Photo/Zhou Xiuyuchun)

The photo shows villagers harvesting fruits of oil-tea camellia at a plantation base in Qingshu Village in Yanlong Townhip, Hongjiang City. In recent years, the village has leveraged its mountain resources to plant over 1,200 mu of oil-tea camellia trees, creating more channels for increasing rural incomes. (Photo/Yang Xijian)

The photo shows villagers loading fruits of oil-tea camellia at a plantation base in Qingshu Village in Yanlong Townhip, Hongjiang City. (Photo/Yang Xijian)

This article is from the Hunan Provincial Government www.enghunan.gov.cn.

Translator: Xiao Juan

Chinese source: hunantoday