In Jinxiang county, a month-long harvest sets in motion a vast supply chain stretching from village fields to global markets. As machines transform traditional jobs, younger generations seek new opportunities tied to the pungent crop
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In Jinxiang county, East China’s Shandong province, the garlic harvest season begins in May. Photo: Quan Yi
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