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“I’ve been to a great number of countriesin the world,but I’ve seldom seen sucha beautiful and tidy village as Teng Tou,”said Elizabeth Dodswell,the deputy secretary-general of the United Nations and the executive of UN Environment Program on 3June,1993,after her inspection of the ecologicalenvironment in Teng Tou village,inFenghua City,Zhejiang province in China.Since then Teng Tou has been carryingthe title of“One of the Top 500 Global EcologicalVillages.”Arranged neatly on both sides of the village,the fields in Teng Tou are square inshape,each occupying 4 mu.Around thefields are straight and flat roads built speciallyfor tractors.Rows of orange trees make up
“I’ve been to a great number of countries in the world, but I’ve seldom seen sucha beautiful and tidy village as Teng Tou,” said Elizabeth Dodswell, the deputy secretary-general of the United Nations and the executive of UN Environment Program on 3June, 1993, after her inspection of the ecologicalenvironment in Teng Tou village, inFenghua City, Zhejiang province in China.Since then Teng Tou has been carried the title of “One of the Top 500 Global Ecological Villages.” Arranged neatly on both sides of the village, the fields in Teng Tou are square inshape, each occupying 4 mu. Around thefields are straight and flat roads built specially for tractors .Rows of orange trees make up