China Xinjiang

In Numbers: Xinjiang powers nation with 304 billion kWh of green energy

Xinjiang has transmitted 304 billion kWh of new energy to other parts of China, accounting for about 30% of its total outgoing electricity. With a strong grid of seven internal loops and five external channels, the region now has six new energy bases each exceeding 10 million kilowatt.

Xinjiang county expands equine industry focus

Foreign trade of China's Xinjiang surges in first two months

Foreign envoys commend Xinjiang's development, openness

Xinjiang gas field surpasses 1 billion cubic meters in cumulative output milestone

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Local authorities strengthen flood prevention measures in Ili, NW China's Xinjiang

Agricultural supply manufacturers in China's Xinjiang work at full capacity for spring farming

Shehuo gala attracts audience with traditional folk art in Urumqi

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The Special Press Conference of Xinjiang on Kashgar

The 14th Press Conference on Xinjiang in Beijing

The Special Press Conference in Xinjiang International Grand Bazaar

The Special Press Conference on Corban Festival

The 13th Press Conference on Xinjiang in Beijing

The 50th Press Conference on Xinjiang-related Issues

The 48th Press Conference on Xinjiang-related Issues

The 47th Press Conference on Xinjiang-related Issues

The 12th Press Conference on Xinjiang in Beijing

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Apricot blossoms fuel booming cultural tourism in Xinjiang

Shache County in Xinjiang launched a cultural tourism event on March 28, blending its vast apricot fields with folk performances, intangible cultural heritage displays, and rural experiences. Visitors enjoyed local cuisine, specialty almond products, and immersive activities amid the scenic blossoms. As the largest apricot cultivation base in China, Shache has expanded its industry to produce apricot milk, oil and sweets, achieving both ecological and economic benefits.
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