ZHONGDONG, China: High in the misty hills of Southwestern China, an hour’s hike from any road, the lowing of livestock echoes through Zhongdong village, where a group of 18 families live inside an enormous natural cave.
The final hold-outs of the country’s “last cave-dwelling” village have had modern conveniences, like electricity, for years.
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