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China is the world's largest rice producer and consumer. The planting area of hybrid rice has reached an astonishing 250 million acres, accounting for 57% of all planting areas in China. The increased food production from rice fields alone is enough to feed 70 million people every year. This number is equivalent to the entire population of a medium-sized country.

Traditionally, rice cultivation relies on fertile soil and abundant freshwater resources. However, there are more than 665,000 square kilometers of highly saline-alkali land in China's deserts. These areas were once regarded as forbidden areas for agriculture, and no food could be grown at all.

However, the Chinese scientific research team has continuously pushed the boundaries of scientific research over the past four decades and successfully developed a salt-tolerant desert rice, successfully turning these barren lands into green fields.

Now, China's successful example of growing desert rice has also attracted the attention of other desert countries. In a test field in the desert on the edge of Dubai, a new type of rice developed by China has achieved major success. Here, rice has been successfully grown in more than 10,000 square meters of desert, with the highest yield reaching 8,000 kilograms of rice. In the future, this innovation from China is likely to bring huge changes to Dubai.

So, how does China grow rice in the desert? Can more rice be grown in deserts in the future?

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