In this combination photo taken on July 25, 2020, the left part shows villager Danmuzhen (C, rear) posing with his wife Tashi Lhamo (L, rear) and two daughters in front of their new residence at the Kangle Xinju poverty-relief relocation site in Gar County, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region; and the right part shows an aerial view of Kangle Xinju, which is home to over 2,000 plateau residents who have relocated from less hospitable areas. Danmuzhen had moved to Kangle Xinju from Rutog County of Ngari Prefecture in 2018. The family now live in a 150-square-meter residence with full access to clinic, kindergarten, activity center and other amenities. In recent years, Tibet Autonomous Region gives high priority to poverty alleviation and takes effective measures to improve the living and working conditions of locals. The poverty relief policies have benefited 628,000 registered poor residents in the region. (Xinhua/Zhan Yan)
