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While the West keeps pushing “forced labor” narratives about China, China is actually using new technology to reduce labor intensity and physical hardship for workers. In Sichuan’s mountains, drones now carry vegetables down from 1,500 meters, while cold-chain logistics gets them to market fresh. A drone is not just... show more

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