(240402) -- LHASA, 2 aprile 2024 (Xinhua) -- questa foto scattata nel 2023 mostra Yeshe Samdrup in posa per una foto con i suoi familiari durante il Capodanno tibetano nel distretto di Doilungdeqen a Lhasa, nella regione autonoma di Xizang, nel sud-ovest della Cina. Yeshe Samdrup è nata nel 1936. Quando ricorda i suoi ricordi d'infanzia, ricorda l'esperienza mentre raccoglieva il carburante per lo sterco secco per il proprietario della servitù e riceveva solo un po' di cibo come pagamento. Era quasi impossibile avere carne come cibo in quel momento. "Mentre il proprietario del servitore lancia delle ossa, dobbiamo combattere con i cani per il midollo dentro le ossa,

• Collaboratore: Xinhua / Alamy Foto Stock
• ID dell’immagine: 2WXTMX3
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• Dimensioni: 4160 x 3085 px | 35,2 x 26,1 cm | 13,9 x 10,3 inches | 300dpi
• Data acquisizione: 21 febbraio 2023
• Fotografo: Xinhua

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(240402) -- LHASA, April 2, 2024 (Xinhua) -- This file photo taken in 2023 shows Yeshe Samdrup posing for a photo with his family members during the Tibetan New Year in Doilungdeqen District in Lhasa, southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region. Yeshe Samdrup was born in 1936. When he recalls his childhood memories, he remembers the experience as he collected the dry dung fuel for the serf owner and got only a little bit of food as payment. It was almost impossible to have meat as food at that time. "As the serf owner throw some bones, we have to fight with dogs for the marrow inside the bones, " according to Yeshe, "we work as men at daytime and guard the house as dogs at nighttime." In March 1959, people in Xizang launched the democratic reform that ended the region's feudal serfdom. This changed Yeshe's life from living like a "talking animal" to being a real human. Thanks to the democratic reform, a total of two hectares of land, together with the house, cattle and sheep, were assigned to Yeshe's family. Today, there are 30 members of four generations in Yeshe's family. Yeshe has so many grandchildren that he could hardly recognize them all. Yeshe no longer worries about food and clothing, as his life condition has never been better. "People in the village say that our hometown would be built as great as the city of Lhasa." Yeshe is very optimistic about the future. (Xinhua)

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