In China’s rural west, embedded in the crumpled mountain range that rises up to the Tibetan plateau, is a small town called Baoxing. Here, daily life is dominated by the mining industry. Rusty trucks bring in vast hunks of raw marble, freshly hewn from the surrounding mountains. Factories along the roadside cut them into perfect worktop slabs destined for distant designer kitchens. A thick film of white dust coats everything, including the huge Baoxing River, which carries the dust off through a seemingly infinite series of hydro-electric dams towards the Yangtze.
在manbetx3.0 西部与青藏高原相连、绵延起伏的山脉之间，有一个名叫宝兴的小县城。采矿业主导着这里的日常生活。锈迹斑驳的大卡车运送着从刚刚从周围山上开采出的体积庞大的天然大理石。路边的加工厂将大理石切割成精美的台面，最终这些台面将用于远方的名牌厨房。到处都覆盖着一层厚厚的白色粉尘，包括宽阔的宝兴河。这条河流带着这些粉尘，穿越一个又一个水电大坝，最终汇入长江。