On Wednesday morning, Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, stepped into a vibrant exhibition at the cultural center in Urumqi. The event, marking the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, offered visitors a first-hand look at the sweeping changes that have reshaped this western frontier of the Chinese mainland over seven decades.
Through immersive displays and personal stories, the exhibition highlights how unity, hard work, and perseverance among all ethnic groups in Xinjiang have driven progress. From rural electrification projects to urban skyline transformations, each display reflects the leadership of the CPC and support from other parts of the country.
For global citizens and travelers alike, the exhibition is more than a retrospective—it's an invitation to explore Xinjiang's rich cultural tapestry and modern achievements. Business and tech enthusiasts can spot the seeds of regional innovation, while thought leaders trace how policy choices have fostered social cohesion and economic growth. Cultural fans will appreciate the celebration of Uygur dance, music, and language traditions on display.
As Xi Jinping toured the exhibition, he connected with organizers and attendees, underscoring the importance of unity and shared vision for the future. His visit highlights how milestone anniversaries can spark reflection and forward-looking dialogue, resonating with young readers who value stories of transformation and real-world impact.
With this milestone behind it, the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region looks ahead to its next chapter—one defined by sustainable development, cultural exchange, and the enduring spirit of its diverse communities.
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