Traditional craft in Guizhou helps people shake off poverty

Jin Xiuli, owner of a handicraft company, shows a draft pattern for batik production in Kaili City, Southwest China's Guizhou Province, Sept. 4, 2019. Jin, who graduated from university in 2011, has combined her specialty in arts and crafts design with the time-honored batik techniques of the Miao people. Her company now has annual revenues of more than 2 million yuan and employs 50 local women, helping them get rise from poverty.

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