(Baonghean)These days, the fields on the hillsides have been cleared, waiting to be burned. Early in the morning, from young children to middle-aged people in Minh Tien village (Chau Tien - Quy Chau), they excitedly call out to each other as they go to find bamboo to sell.
It took them more than two hours of travel by road through many streams and ravines to reach the bamboo forest by the Quang River. The bamboo here is both large and long, making it easy to supply to facilities that process bamboo into toothpicks and incense. After harvesting, it has to be tied into small rafts to float down the stream back to the village. In recent years, several small factories and processing plants have been established in the village and commune, making it easier for people to sell bamboo, and contributing to improving the lives of the villagers...
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| Mining has begun. |
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| Dragging the bamboo poles back to the assembly point. |
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| Bundle them into small bunches. |
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| Cut into sections according to the factory's consumption requirements. |
Ho Phuong
