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一 | (ECNS) -- A worker camp serving the airfield section of Shanghai Pudong International Airport Phase IV Expansion Project was officially put into use on Thursday. The camp, spanning nearly 120,000 square meters, provides four-bed dormitories with air conditioners and lockers, family rooms for couples, and public areas with one-stop service zones. Amenities include a canteen with specialty food windows, an affordable supermarket with controlled prices, and a multifunction activity center offering haircutting, household maintenance and free medical consultations. Officials said the camp is designed to improve living standards for construction workers and support smooth progress on the expansion project. (By intern Xu Wenda) 
。 (ECNS) -- Ronald Sakolsky, a retired U.S. teacher, stood once again in China's Mu Us Desert on Monday, planting three saplings alongside environmentalist Yin Yuzhen and her husband Bai Wanxiang. The moment renewed a friendship forged 26 years ago when Sakolsky donated $5,000 to help Yin battle desertification and planted a tree with her. That single act has since grown into a forest of more than 50,000 trees, transforming barren sand into green cover. "It's a miracle," Sakolsky said, gazing at the forest. Yin recalled the years of struggle against shifting dunes, saying the return of her old friend symbolized how persistence and cooperation can change landscapes. 。
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。 (ECNS) -- Ronald Sakolsky, a retired U.S. teacher, stood once again in China's Mu Us Desert on Monday, planting three saplings alongside environmentalist Yin Yuzhen and her husband Bai Wanxiang. The moment renewed a friendship forged 26 years ago when Sakolsky donated $5,000 to help Yin battle desertification and planted a tree with her. That single act has since grown into a forest of more than 50,000 trees, transforming barren sand into green cover. "It's a miracle," Sakolsky said, gazing at the forest. Yin recalled the years of struggle against shifting dunes, saying the return of her old friend symbolized how persistence and cooperation can change landscapes.