Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/GE-Rice-Bus-Tour-in-China-27MZIF38GB6.htmlConceptually similarGE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaGP0MVNCompleted★★★★GE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaGP0QULCompleted★★★★GE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaGP03ZJCompleted★★★★GE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaGP03Z7Completed★★★★★★GE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaGP0JGBCompleted★★★★GE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaGP0QBVCompleted★★★★GE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaGP0RSCompleted★★★★GE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaGP0BQKCompleted★★★★GE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaGP0HUVCompleted★★★★View AllGP05RVGE Rice Bus Tour in ChinaHani farmers watch a performance on the eve of the Hani Rice October Festival, Jaiyin, Honghe, Yunnan, China. Greenpeace visits rice farmers as part of the 8 day bus tour organised by Greenpeace to highlight the rice culture and diversity in the farming communities of Yunnan province, China. Yunnan is the homeland of rice to the Chinese nation and known as the source of rice culture to the whole world.Locations:Asia-China-YunnanDate:19 Oct, 2004Credit:© Greenpeace / John NovisMaximum size:4064px X 2704pxKeywords:Festivals-Genetic engineering-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Rice is Life (campaign title)-SAGE (campaign title)-Traditional farmingShoot:Rice Farming Documentation Bus Tour in ChinaGreenpeace organizes a 8 day bus tour to highlight the rice culture and diversity in the farming communities of Yunnan province, China. Yunnan is the homeland of rice to the Chinese nation and known as the source of rice culture to the whole world. The shoot includes images of the Hani New Year rice festival in Southern China. For the Hani people rice is more than just food, it is the very basis of their culture, however, it's a way of life that could be under threat as the spectre of genetic engineering (GE) creeps up on the planet's most important food crop.Related Collections:Rice Farming Documentation in China (All Photographers)
