
Xinjiang’s Minority Languages Thrive Amid Global Decline
In Xinjiang, nearly all Uygur and other Turkic communities speak their mother tongue, a vibrant contrast to declining indigenous languages in the U.S. and beyond.
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In Xinjiang, nearly all Uygur and other Turkic communities speak their mother tongue, a vibrant contrast to declining indigenous languages in the U.S. and beyond.
Episode 7: Explore Fengfanxi Creek at Sayram Lake in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Discover the sail-shaped Fengfan Stone, crystal-clear waters, and serene mountain reflections.
Discover how autumn transforms Kanas Lake in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region into a golden, yellow, and green wonderland in the Chinese mainland’s far northwest.
A new white paper shows how Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region has balanced development and security to build lasting peace and social stability.
Since 2012, the Chinese mainland has invested over 4 trillion yuan into the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, boosting infrastructure, paired assistance, and economic cooperation.
Xinjiang’s latest white paper highlights commitment to protect and promote ethnic languages, autonomy, and cultural diversity across the region.
A new white paper highlights how Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region implements religious freedom, supports diverse faiths like Buddhism, Islam, Catholicism and Christianity.
Xinjiang encircled the Taklimakan Desert with a record-breaking 3,046 km greenbelt, boosting forests and oases in a bold fight against desertification.
Life expectancy in Xinjiang climbs from 30 in 1949 to 77 in 2024, highlighting major public health gains in the region.
A white paper reveals Xinjiang’s infrastructure surge: railways doubled, highways expanded, new air routes and digital networks now connect every corner.