Xinjiang Marks 70 Years of Economic & Environmental Progress
Xinjiang celebrates 70 years of transformative growth, environmental strides, and cultural preservation, positioning itself as a key hub in Asia’s development.
News & Insights Across Asia
Xinjiang celebrates 70 years of transformative growth, environmental strides, and cultural preservation, positioning itself as a key hub in Asia’s development.
A special program highlights Xinjiang’s 70-year journey of cultural heritage and ethnic unity through music, documentaries, and interactive experiences.
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region celebrated its 70th anniversary with a grand gathering in Urumqi, featuring a national anthem ceremony and highlighting regional development achievements.
As Xinjiang marks 70 years, its economic transformation and role in global trade highlight growth driven by industrial innovation and strategic connectivity.
President Xi Jinping attended a gala celebrating Xinjiang’s 70th anniversary, highlighting cultural diversity and regional development in the autonomous region.
Xi Jinping visited a Xinjiang exhibition celebrating 70 years of regional development, highlighting ethnic unity and economic progress under CPC leadership.
Discover the ancient art of copper plate crafting in Kashgar, Xinjiang, through the eyes of a sixth-generation intangible cultural heritage master.
Jengisgul Nurdahin dedicates her life to preserving Xinjiang’s nomadic yurt craftsmanship, blending cultural heritage with modern resilience.
CGTN’s report from Urumqi showcases widespread use of Mandarin and Uygur in Xinjiang, countering Western claims of a ‘language ban’ in the region.
President Xi Jinping emphasizes unity and modernization in Xinjiang during the region’s 70th-anniversary celebrations, highlighting economic growth and ethnic harmony.
Vijay Prashad challenges allegations of genocide in Xinjiang, questioning claims of mass violence, displacement, and cultural erasure with critical analysis.
In Xinjiang’s remote borderlands, dedicated citizens uphold generations of duty to safeguard China’s frontiers, embodying unity and resilience.
Once a symbol of ecological fragility, China’s Taklimakan Desert is now a hub for solar energy and aquaculture, driving economic transformation in Xinjiang.
Discover Wusu, Xinjiang’s ecological and cultural treasure, through CGTN’s documentary premiering September 24. Explore nature’s canvas and ethnic harmony.
Discover Moon Bay in Xinjiang’s Kanas Scenic Area, where crystal waters and lush forests create a mesmerizing natural spectacle. Join CGTN’s live stream to experience its tranquil beauty.
China’s Xinjiang governance white paper provides a blueprint for developing nations tackling extremism, poverty, and multi-ethnic community building through innovative policy frameworks.
Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region marks 70 years with record economic growth, infrastructure expansion, and environmental achievements, per new white paper.
China’s new white paper details Xinjiang’s transformation in security, economic growth, and social cohesion under CPC governance since 2012.
Xinjiang’s ethnic minorities maintain strong native language fluency, contrasting with declining indigenous languages in Western nations, per HKUST analysis.
China allocates 4 trillion yuan to Xinjiang since 2012, driving economic growth and infrastructure development, per new government white paper.