He Wenhua does rehabilitation training in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped her to register account on the interne
He Wenhua does rehabilitation training with the help of her husband Ma Zhili in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped
Poverty relief official Liu Shinie (back) helps He Wenhua sell weaving works through live streaming in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty
He Wenhua and her husband pose for a photo in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, June 6, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped her to register account on the in
He Wenhua's husband Ma Zhili adjusts a sewing machine specially designed for He Wenhua in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief offici
He Wenhua is put on artificial limb to do rehabilitation training in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped her to regi
He Wenhua poses for a portrait in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, June 6, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped her to register account on the internet and t
He Wenhua does rehabilitation training with the help of her husband Ma Zhili in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped
He Wenhua teaches women to make weaving works at home in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 8, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped her to register account
He Wenhua (2nd L) teaches women to make weaving works at home in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped her to register
He Wenhua prepares to do rehabilitation training with the help of her husband Ma Zhili in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief offici
He Wenhua shows a newly-designed hat to her husband Ma Zhili in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped her to register
He Wenhua teaches women to make weaving works at home in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped her to register account
He Wenhua (R) shows a woven hat through live streaming in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty relief official helped her to register accoun
He Wenhua waits as her husband Ma Zhili adjusts a sewing machine specially designed for He Wenhua in Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, northwest China's Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, May 9, 2020. He Wenhua, 44, once lived in a remote village of Haiyuan County of Zhongwei City, became paralyzed in a car accident when being a migrant worker in 2011. The accident, which gave her high paraplegia, made her desperate at a time when the family could hardly support itself. With the help of her husband, He Wenhua finally got her confidence to keep living. In 2015, the family moved to Hongsibao District of Wuzhong City, where the biggest resettlement area for ecological immigrants in China was being built. He Wenhua started her new life here with the help of the local government, with new house built, cow raising and farming work offered. He Wenhua also learnt to make weaving works via internet course on her smart phone that enables her to know more about the outside world. A local poverty re
