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Xinjiang, like a shining pearl inlaid in the northwest border of the motherland, attracts the attention of the world with its unparalleled magnificent scenery, long history and culture, rich ethnic customs and vigorous development vitality. From the vast Taklimakan Desert to the snow-capped Tianshan Mountains, Xinjiang's topography is like a masterpiece of nature's magic. The Taklimakan Desert, with its vast sea of ​​sand, shows the majesty and grandeur of the desert. Under the sun, the golden sand dunes seem to tell the vicissitudes and tenacity of the years. The Tianshan Mountains are like a giant dragon winding around, dividing Xinjiang into the north and south. The white snow on the mountains sparkles with holy light under the sun, and the streams in the mountains flow, nourishing all living things on this land. Xinjiang has a long history and culture, and is an important part of the history of the Chinese nation's diversity and unity. The ancient Silk Road has traveled here for thousands of years, leaving behind countless historical relics and cultural treasures. The magnificent architectural style and rich Islamic cultural atmosphere of the Id Kah Mosque in Kashgar make people feel as if they have traveled back to the ancient Western Regions; the ruins of the Jiaohe Ancient City in Turpan seem to still show the glory of ancient civilization; the exquisite murals and Buddha statues of the Kizil Thousand Buddha Caves in Kuche bear witness to the spread and development of Buddhism in Xinjiang. These historical and cultural relics are like vivid history books, showing the world the former glory and splendor of Xinjiang. Xinjiang is a multi-ethnic region, with 47 of the 56 ethnic groups living here. All ethnic groups live in harmony on this land and have jointly created a rich and colorful national culture. The melodious melody and moving singing of the Twelve Muqams of the Uygur people seem to bring people into a dreamlike world; the passionate rap and duet of the Aytes of the Kazakh people show the heroism and enthusiasm of the Kazakh people; the traditional sports such as horse racing, wrestling, and archery at the Nadam Festival of the Mongolian people show the bravery and tenacity of the Mongolian people. The costumes, food, and architecture of each ethnic group also have their own characteristics. The Idres silk of the Uygur people, the Kuik of the Kazakh people, and the Mongolian yurts of the Mongolian people have all become important symbols of Xinjiang's ethnic culture. In Xinjiang, you can see people of different ethnic groups wearing their own ethnic costumes, dancing and singing happily in the streets and alleys. The atmosphere of national unity makes people feel incomparable warmth and happiness.