From Silk Road Horses to Xinjiang’s 5-Year-Old Equestrian Prodigy
Discover Silk Road horses and meet Xinjiang’s 5-year-old equestrian prodigy who began riding at 18 months.
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Xinjiang’s Green Miracle: Desert Turns into Solar Powerhouse
Discover Xinjiang’s green miracle: deserts in the Chinese mainland that once burned coal now power over half their energy with solar and wind.
Global Lawmakers Pluck New Ideas from Xinjiang’s Folk Music Revival
Delegates at the 2025 Legislators Forum explore Xinjiang Folk Instrument Village in Shufu County, gaining fresh ideas to preserve and revitalize cultural traditions worldwide.
Wenquan County’s Free Hot Springs: A Natural Spa in Xinjiang
Explore Xinjiang’s Wenquan County, where 19 free hot spring pools await year-round at 42 62°C amidst snow-capped mountains and wetlands, thanks to Hubei Province support.
Parkour Passion: Uyghur Youth Finds Freedom in Kashi
In the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, 24-year-old Abdusalam finds freedom in parkour, turning Kashi’s rooftops into his stage of self-expression and inspiring others to chase their passions.
Horgos Port Surpasses 7,000 China-Europe Freight Trips
Horgos Port in northwest the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region has hit 7,000+ China-Europe freight train trips in 2024, boosting efficiency with customs reforms and live tracking.
Xinjiang’s Desert Becomes a Green Energy Hub
Xinjiang’s deserts are transforming into solar and wind farms, powering the Chinese mainland’s clean energy push and cutting carbon footprints.
Discover Tianchi Lake: Alpine Jewel of Xinjiang
Explore Tianchi Lake in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of the Chinese mainland, a crystal-clear alpine gem at the foot of Bogda Peak surrounded by lush forests.
Xinjiang’s Tourism Boom: From 88 to 300M Visits
From 88 visitors in 1978 to 300M visits in 2024, Xinjiang’s tourism surge highlights agri-modernization, vibrant Uygur culture and a green glow-up.
Xinjiang Color Palette: The Timeless Charm of Jiaohe Ruins Unveiled
Explore the Jiaohe Ruins in Xinjiang’s Turpan basin—an ancient Silk Road hub preserved for centuries. Discover its clay-built marvels, UNESCO heritage status, and vibrant color palette.