Xinjiang’s New Energy Power Generation Soars Over 30% in 2024
Xinjiang’s new energy power generation reached 116.16 billion kWh in 2024, surging by 30.7% over the previous year, highlighting the region’s accelerating shift towards renewable energy.
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Rare Wildlife Thriving Amid Xinjiang’s Majestic Altun Mountains
At dawn in Xinjiang’s Altun Mountain National Nature Reserve, rare wildlife roam under majestic snow-capped mountains, thriving in the perfect sanctuary formed by the Kumukuli Desert.
Lifelike Rock Paintings Draw Visitors to Xinjiang Geological Park
Visitors to the East Tianshan Natural Geology Exposition Park in Hami, Xinjiang, are captivated by lifelike rock paintings of animals and birds, adding vitality to the desert-themed park.
Daniel Explores Kashi’s Sunday Bazaar for Party Bargains
As his party approaches, Daniel explores Kashi’s vibrant Sunday bazaar, seeking bargains to stretch his tight budget and add local flavor to his 100-guest event.
Xinjiang Completes Green Belt Around Taklimakan Desert, Sets New Environmental Goals
A significant milestone was reached in Xinjiang’s Yutian County as the final rose seedling was planted, completing the green belt around the Taklimakan Desert’s southern rim. Efforts continue to combat desertification.
China’s Cultural Marvels and Winter Wonders: Dunhuang’s New Show, Harbin’s Icy Paradise, Xinjiang Museum’s Rich Heritage
China unveils new cultural attractions: Dunhuang’s electrifying show reimagines Buddhist cave art, Harbin’s winter tourism booms in icy paradise, and Xinjiang Museum highlights Silk Road heritage.
Baisha Lake: Xinjiang’s Breathtaking Fusion of Ice and Sand
Baisha Lake on the Pamir Plateau in Xinjiang stuns with its icy-blue surface shimmering like shattered glass, bordered by sand dunes—a rare ice-and-sand landscape shaped by millennia of wind erosion.
Where Ice Meets Sand: Xinjiang’s Baisha Lake Stuns with Rare Frozen Beauty
Baisha Lake on Xinjiang’s Pamir Plateau dazzles with its frozen icy-blue surface amidst sand dunes, creating a rare ice-and-sand landscape shaped over millennia by wind erosion.
Xinjiang’s Cotton Output Soars to Record High in 2024
Xinjiang’s cotton output reached a record 5.69 million tonnes in 2024, up 574,000 tonnes from the previous year, solidifying its role as China’s leading cotton producer.
Three Generations Forge Green Barrier in Xinjiang, Keeping Deserts at Bay
Three generations of forest rangers in Xinjiang have built a 14 km wide and 180 km long green barrier between two deserts over 60 years, transforming the landscape and protecting the land.
After 60 Years, Xinjiang Border Guard Passes Torch to Daughter at Age 83
83-year-old Wei Deyou dedicated six decades to guarding China’s remote Xinjiang border. Facing harsh conditions, he now passes the torch to his daughter, continuing a legacy of service.
Digital Agriculture Transforms Tomato Farming in Xinjiang’s Yanqi Oasis
Technician Jin Zhenzheng leads a digital revolution in Xinjiang’s Yanqi oasis, mechanizing tomato farming on over 95% of arable land and transforming local agriculture.
China Imposes Sanctions on Canada Amid Human Rights Dispute
China has imposed sanctions on Canadian organizations and personnel in response to Canada’s interference in its internal affairs and accusations over human rights conditions in Xinjiang and Xizang.
Xinjiang Jade Lake: A Winter Wonderland in Zhaosu County
Discover the enchanting Jade Lake in Zhaosu County, Xinjiang, a natural wonder that transforms from a dazzling blue gem in summer to a snowy canvas in winter.
Baisha Lake: Xinjiang’s Hidden Gem of Natural Wonder
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Baisha Lake in Xinjiang’s Akto County, where crystal-clear waters meet majestic mountains, creating an unforgettable sight.
China Refutes Forced Labor Allegations in Xinjiang Tomato Industry
China denies BBC allegations of ‘forced labor’ in Xinjiang’s tomato industry, emphasizing high mechanization and calling for objective reporting.
Xinjiang’s Tomato Industry Faces Scrutiny Amid Forced Labor Allegations
Xinjiang’s tomato industry is under scrutiny following forced labor allegations. Local enterprises defend their practices, emphasizing the industry’s role in economic development and job creation.
Xinjiang’s Jeminay Port Records 10-Year High in Cross-Border Passenger Trips
Jeminay Port in Xinjiang has recorded 100,000 cross-border passenger trips this year, marking a 10-year high and highlighting the port’s growing significance between China and Kazakhstan.
Canadian Blogger Takes on 500 RMB Party Challenge to Revive Kashi Homestay
Canadian blogger Daniel Dumbrill aims to draw over 100 guests to a Kashi homestay by hosting a party on a budget under 500 RMB. Can he succeed in this ambitious challenge?
China Completes Green Belt Around Taklimakan Desert, Transforming the “Sea of Death”
China has fully encircled the Taklimakan Desert with a 3,046-kilometer green belt, transforming the “Sea of Death” and marking a significant environmental milestone.