Mapping Chinese modernization | Tibetan woman: I returned because of my hometown's development

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What is Chinese modernization? A grocery store at the foot of the Zheduo mountain in Kangding City in Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, southwest China’s Sichuan Province, may have the answer.

Drolma lives in Edamenba Village, which used to be an officially recognized poverty-stricken village. But that’s in the past. Now, roads have been built, and a scenic area attracts travelers from near and far. Many of the young locals who worked in other cities and towns have now returned to make a living in their hometown. The young Tibetan woman has also opened a grocery store, selling yak jerky, dairy products and wild edibles. Not only does she sell to locals and travelers, but she can also ship her goods to other areas in China thanks to expansive express delivery networks.

Drolma says that convenient transportation, the development of the scenic area and the villagers’ efforts have helped her hometown achieve poverty alleviation and move toward modernization.

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