Circular economy ripples through Foshan fishponds in south China

An aerial view of a village in Foshan, south China's Guangdong Province. Boasting the mulberry-dyke and fishpond system, which integrates these patchwork ponds with the breeding of mulberry silkworms, the village is considered an effective example of a "circular economy" featuring recycled materials and products, and has emerged as a hot tourist attraction. [File Photo: Xuexi.cn]

An aerial view of a village in Foshan, south China's Guangdong Province. Boasting the mulberry-dyke and fishpond system, which integrates these patchwork ponds with the breeding of mulberry silkworms, the village is considered an effective example of a "circular economy" featuring recycled materials and products, and has emerged as a hot tourist attraction. [File Photo: Xuexi.cn]

An aerial view of a village in Foshan, south China's Guangdong Province. Boasting the mulberry-dyke and fishpond system, which integrates these patchwork ponds with the breeding of mulberry silkworms, the village is considered an effective example of a "circular economy" featuring recycled materials and products, and has emerged as a hot tourist attraction. [File Photo: Xuexi.cn]

An aerial view of a village in Foshan, south China's Guangdong Province. Boasting the mulberry-dyke and fishpond system, which integrates these patchwork ponds with the breeding of mulberry silkworms, the village is considered an effective example of a "circular economy" featuring recycled materials and products, and has emerged as a hot tourist attraction. [File Photo: Xuexi.cn]