ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月25日 05時33分

China’s deserts are getting bigger. One recent estimate said the country had 21,000 square miles more desert than what existed in 1975. China says efforts to relocate residents, plant trees and limit herding have slowed or reversed desert growth in some areas. But for ethnic Mongolians living in the Tengger Desert, life has long been tied to herding. Mengkebuyin, 42, and his wife, Mandula, 41, grow corn and sunflowers, but their 200 sheep provide most of their income: They sell the meat to a hotel restaurant in a city near their home. Mengkebuyin uses a motorcycle and a desert buggy to drive the #sheep to graze. He’d like to move them to a better pasture, but the government won’t allow it. Instead they roam by Mengkebuyin’s old family home, near the shores of a lake that dried up years ago. 4 generations of Mengkebuyin’s family lived by the lake in a thriving community. But gradually, everyone left. The desert has taken over. The @ニューヨーク・タイムズ staff photographer @joshhaner made this #dronevideo while reporting in the #TenggerDesert, on the southern edge of the massive Gobi Desert. #???

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