It was a warm spring day, Chen Beier, a TV host from Hong Kong, was on her way to a small Atule'er in Sichuan. The small village sits on a cliff eight (百). People could only get up to it by climbing a 2, 556-step metal ladder. Chen Beier was making a program about it.
In(十月), 2021, Chen reached an important goal. It had done away with extreme poverty. Many people outside couldn't believe it. After all, China has a large number of poor villages. In order to find out the(真相) show it to people, Chen set out to make No Poverty Land.
It was(困难的) to finish the trip. When she was halfway up the ladder to Atul'er, for example, Chen felt so tired that she could(几乎不)go any further. She was also afraid of heights. Some people(建议) her to give up on the climb. But the woman set her(牙齿) and continued her climb. This metal ladder, in fact, is only six years old. Before it was built, it wasn't(方便的) to climb the mountain and villagers used a ladder made of with plants. The government (政府) also built houses for the villagers at the foot of the mountain.(通过) the programNo Poverty Land, people can easily see how life in poor places of China has been improved.
China has changed (改变) a lot, but some people just find it hard to believe. Now, Chen has shown us what we can do about that: Don't just tell people about the great changes, show them(无论何时) you can.
