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Why so many young people in China are hugging trees

By Akanksha Awal, Lecturer, Social Anthropology, SOAS, University of London

In Beijing, while many of the ancient trees are fenced in by the local government to protect them from damage, the newer ones are still available for people to touch and gather around.

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