Posted AT 4:46 AM EDT on 27/11/07
Arrested development
DALINOR, China — Bator, a 32-year-old herdsman, tends his sheep and cows on a wind-lashed pasture just a few kilometres from a $16-million ecological centre that the Canadian government helped to build for China.
He has seen the elegant façade of the Canadian-designed museum. But he has never been inside it. "I can't afford a ticket," he says.
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