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    Oct 29, 2020 2 minutes

    Forest floors

    CHENGDU, CHINA

    Construction of the Qiyi City Forest Garden was completed last year, but only a few residents have moved in. Without the careful attention of green-fingered families, the plants have overgrown.

    “These are tropical specimens, selected for pollution absorption and to be noise-reducing through their dense

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