a company in China has turned a building's terrace into " a happy farm". According to a curator of the company, the farm named " the happy farm" is constructed to reduce pressure for staffs after hour

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a company in China has turned a building's terrace into " a happy farm". According to a curator of the company, the farm named " the happy farm" is constructed to reduce pressure for staffs after hours of hard work. In spite of being constructed in the terrace of the skyscraper, "the happy farm" doesn't fall behind any other farm in the ground. Easy to see that the farm has enough pond, orchard, garden, meadow etc. If there are any spare time, staffs who are working here can take care and collect produce by themselves as the real farmers.

Mar 3, 2015 7:06 AM

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A company in China has turned a building's terrace into "a happy farm".

According to a curator [we would say "spokesperson" instead of curator] of the company, the farm named "the happy farm" is was constructed to reduce pressure for on staffs after long hours of hard work.

In spite Despite of being constructed on the terrace of the skyscraper, "the happy farm" doesn't fall behind any other farm on the ground. It's easy to see that the farm has a big enough ponds, orchard, garden, meadow etc. If there are they have any spare time, staffs who are working here can take care of the farm and collect produce by for themselves as the just like real farmers.