Three Generations Build Massive Green Barrier in Xinjiang
For over 60 years, three generations of forest rangers in Xinjiang have built a 14×180 km green barrier to protect the land from desertification.
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A Lifetime of Service: 60 Years Guarding China’s Northwestern Frontier
Wei Deyou dedicated 60 years to guarding China’s remote northwestern border in Salbulake, facing extreme weather. At 83, he passes the torch to his daughter.
Xinjiang Halts Shanxi’s Winning Streak in Thrilling CBA Overtime Victory
In a high-stakes CBA thriller, Xinjiang Flying Tigers defeat Shanxi Loongs 128-121 in overtime, ending Shanxi’s seven-game winning streak and maintaining Xinjiang’s impressive 12-game home record.
Xinjiang’s First High-Altitude Wind Farm Powers 300K Homes
Southern Xinjiang’s first high-altitude wind project is operational, powering 300,000 homes and significantly reducing COâ‚‚ emissions.
Discover Baisha Lake: Xinjiang’s Gem of Azure Waters and Majestic Mountains
Baisha Lake in Akto County, Xinjiang, captivates visitors with its 44 sq km of shimmering blue waters, picturesque Baisha Mountain, and the majestic Muztagh Ata, offering a truly awe-inspiring experience.
Human Rights Day: Unveiling China’s Socio-Economic Achievements
On Human Rights Day, it’s time to reassess the Western narrative on China, recognizing its socio-economic achievements and contributions to human rights.
Xinjiang Cotton Association Urges Global Brands to Support Quality Cotton
The Xinjiang Cotton Association calls for objective evaluation of Xinjiang cotton and urges brands like Uniqlo to resume sourcing from the region, highlighting quality and economic contributions.
China Denies Forced Labor Claims in Xinjiang’s Tomato Supply
China denies BBC’s claims of forced labor in Xinjiang’s tomato production, emphasizing high mechanization rates and ethical farming practices.
BBC Faces Backlash Over Xinjiang Tomato Reporting
A recent BBC report on Xinjiang tomatoes has sparked debate over human rights and media responsibility. Explore the perspectives surrounding this controversial issue.
Multinationals Caught in Western Political Struggle Over Xinjiang Cotton
Multinational companies like Uniqlo, Adidas, and Nike are pressured by Western political forces to cut ties with Xinjiang’s cotton industry, disrupting global supply chains.