Planting Trees In Wuhan Despite Rain And Snow
March 12, 2010 |
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Although rain and snow were falling, hundreds of citizens from Jiang'an district who care about environmental protection, went to plant trees at the third phase of the Hankou River front project in Hankou district. Staff from Marco Polo Wuhan were among them. Christina Castillo, the hotel's director of sales and marketing, and other staff from Marco Polo Wuhan planted 50 osmanthus fragrans trees.
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