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Xinjiang stir-fried rice noodles capture domestic market, eye global expansion

The 2025 Xinjiang Rice Noodle Festival recently wrapped up in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Around the same time, a stir-fried rice noodle brand called "Huaxiaoxiao," operated by 4Youngs, a catering brand in Beijing, launched its 22nd front-end warehouse in Xinjiang.

Company's initiatives highlight Xinjiang's shift to low-carbon gas transportation

Diplomats, business leaders in Hong Kong explore Xinjiang's beauty, eye collaboration

Xinjiang's Horgos becomes China's largest land port for vehicle exports

2025 Xinjiang Tacheng Baktu Forum opens, strengthening regional cooperation

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Xinjiang achievements in numbers

Flash mob event featuring ethnic dances held in Urumqi, China's Xinjiang

Staff members harvest apples in Alaer City, China's Xinjiang

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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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Xinjiang coach passes on spirit of traditional Xibe archery

Wu Junliang is a 37-year-old archer from Qapqal Xibe Autonomous County, a border county in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region - also proudly known as the hometown of Chinese archery. Wu is a recognized inheritor of the national intangible cultural heritage "Traditional Xibe Archery" and he has joined the "heritage-in-schools" initiative, offering free archery training to primary school students. He is called the "champion coach" by students.
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