Xinjiang at 70: From Frontier to Thriving Hub
Seventy years since its founding, Xinjiang has transformed from a remote frontier to a thriving hub on the Chinese mainland, powered by connectivity and shared prosperity.
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Seventy years since its founding, Xinjiang has transformed from a remote frontier to a thriving hub on the Chinese mainland, powered by connectivity and shared prosperity.
Gen Z’s journey in Xinjiang region: falconry 🦅 and sustainable cotton farming 🌾 highlight a timeless bond from dawn to dusk.
Autumn’s here! Bayanbulak Grassland in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of the Chinese mainland turns golden, with clear rivers, rare wildlife, and vibrant Mongolian culture.
The Xinjiang International Photography Contest invites documentary and landscape shots taken since Jan 1, 2024. Submit by Dec 1, 2025 for a chance to win ¥50,000.
The Manas epic, one of the Chinese mainland’s great oral traditions, spans 230,000 lines. Meet Tuohenali, a modern inheritor preserving this Kirgiz saga across generations.
In Aksu Prefecture, the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, ancient artifacts and cutting-edge robotics unite to redefine the Silk Road.
Discover how Ulungur Lake’s 18th Fuhai Winter Fishing Festival brings fishermen, tradition, and joy together on the Chinese mainland’s northwest, celebrating the ‘Lake of Blessings’.
Discover Sayram Lake, the highest alpine lake in the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, where crystal waters mirror Tianshan’s snow-capped peaks.
Abas Ghapar traded a radiology career for high-octane thrills, chasing adrenaline at the 2025 Taklimakan Rally across Xinjiang’s desert dunes.
At 16, Uygur climber Alikut Dilxat became the youngest from the Chinese mainland to summit Mount Qomolangma, inspired by his father’s guidance.