Lebanon - Recent (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of Abu Hawash, Syrian refugee
2. Interior of tent
3. Various of Hawash showing reporter their food
4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Abu Hawash, Syrian refugee (with reporter asking question) (partially overlaid with shot 5):
"Now we are eating this and tea and vegetables like this. We cannot afford them and we begged these from other people."
(Reporter: "Did the neighbors give them to you?")
"Our neighbors gave all these to us. The shops do not allow us to buy anything on credit."
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5. Pancakes
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6. Articles of daily use
7. Hawash making tea
8. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Abu Hawash, Syrian refugee (partially overlaid with shot 9):
"We don't have a stove for the winter as we cannot afford to buy fuel. Battling coldness is a great challenge. Look, these are our clothes. We cannot afford new clothes but have to rely on others for help."
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9. Hawash with children
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10. Various of vegetable
11. Water dropping from tent roof
12. Various of Hawash, children in tent

War-displaced Syrian refugees in Lebanon are suffering from a lack of life necessities to keep out coldness in this winter, as recent rising prices in Lebanon have made life even harder for them.

Abu Hawash, a Syrian refugee who has settled in a camp in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, left his home country five years ago. He said the price rises have posed a challenge to their daily life.

"Now we are eating this (pancakes) and tea and vegetables like this. We cannot afford them and we begged these from other people. Our neighbors gave all these to us. The shops do not allow us to buy anything on credit," Abu Hawash told China Central Television (CCTV) at the camp.

Besides food, Abu Hawash is worried about life necessities like clothes and coal necessary for his family to go through the winter.

"We don't have a stove for the winter as we cannot afford to buy fuel. Battling coldness is a great challenge. Look, these are our clothes. We cannot afford new clothes but have to rely on others for help," he said.