Chinese farmers open up virgin soil for vegetable in the Gulf of Guinea

Mu Fuqian, one farmer from China's Henan Province, has rented 50 acres of untouched desert land on the verge of the Gulf of Guinea and opened a vegetable farm, together with his wife and son in Nimagna village in maritime region of Togo, a small country of West African since Dec. 2013. They has planted nearly 20 kinds of Chinese vegetables, which meet the needs of Chinese people living in Lome, the capital of Togo to eat fresh Chinese vegetable, and also made an opportunity for Togolese to see and taste the various Chinese vegetables.