First stop: A coking plant in Baicheng, Xinjiang

A coking plant in Baicheng, Xinjiang is a domestic project that is currently located far from the company's headquarters. It is nearly 4000 kilometers long, with people crossing mountains and passing through uninhabited areas. It took nearly three days to reach the project.

After arriving at the factory, we went deep into the site to understand the customer's needs. Starting from reality, we adhered to the objective situation as the basis, played to our professional strengths, and specifically answered the customer's questions and solved adverse operating conditions that occurred during operation; Meeting with clients to discuss the current operating status of boilers and work together to improve technical solutions; The customer is very satisfied with our solution and is also interested in our medication. They proactively propose to try the medication and observe its effectiveness.

Second stop: Bazaar in Baicheng

What is Bazaar

Bazha is a Uyghur language, meaning market or agricultural market. It is spread throughout urban and rural areas of Xinjiang, and is found in almost every township and transportation intersection where Uyghur people live in southern Xinjiang. Bazaar deals in various products such as catering, fruits, vegetables, meat and poultry, cattle, sheep, horses, pigeons, etc.

Coincidentally, Sunday is Bazaar Day in Baicheng. Let's experience Bazaar in Baicheng and appreciate the beauty of Xinjiang together.

Bazaar Food Column

local specialty

  Mohe tobacco is a type of tobacco product made by crushing the stems and leaves of yellow tobacco and mixing them with air drying. It has a granular appearance and is a relatively rough tobacco product. Planted by the ancestors of the Uyghur ethnic group, it is one of the tobacco varieties in China with a strong tobacco flavor.

Xinjiang Folk Entertainment Activity - Cock Fighting

Cock fighting is a common recreational activity among locals during their leisure time. The cockfighting arena is also one of the attractive places on the weekend bazaar. The people watching the cockfighting are all the farmers in the surrounding area. Everyone can either participate or become a lively audience.

The survival time of cockfighting is not short. It is one of the ancient chicken breeds in China, with a history of more than 2000 years. Due to historical and regional reasons, the "four major cockfighting" breeds have formed in China, namely the Luxi cockfighting, Zhangzhou cockfighting, Xinjiang cockfighting, and Yunnan cockfighting.

During cockfighting, people will match each other based on factors such as appearance, height, weight, and age, and then let the cockfighting fight each other in a dedicated venue. The beak pecking, wing flapping, and claw kicking of cockfighting have strong attacking power. When fighting, they use biting, claw kicking, and wing beating together, especially with powerful claws. The temperament of cockfighting is exceptionally fierce, especially after seeing blood, it becomes even more fierce. It can be said that they are generous in fighting, good at fighting without surrender, and would rather die than surrender. Some cockfighting chickens that were defeated in the competition were bought and killed, some were abandoned by their owners on the field, and some were slaughtered on the spot.

Xinjiang Musical Instrument - Dutar

Dutar - The traditional stringed instrument of the Xinjiang Uyghur ethnic group, "Dutar", has a rich and melodious sound and is a beloved traditional stringed instrument of the Xinjiang Uyghur ethnic group. Its name comes from the Persian word "dutar", where "du" means "tar", meaning "strings", which is a two stringed instrument. The Chinese transliteration is also written as "Dutar, Dutar, Dutar" and so on. The ethnic musical instruments in Xinjiang have duality. They can not only be used as accompaniment to play music, but also as exquisite and gorgeous handicrafts to showcase. After being handcrafted and decorated by the owner, the instruments appear simple, ancient, noble and elegant.

 As the saying goes: Look at the scenery in northern Xinjiang, look at the culture in southern Xinjiang. Visiting Bazaar allows us to deeply experience the local multi-ethnic lifestyle and the landscape brought by the fusion of diverse cultures. When traveling to Xinjiang, be sure to visit Bazaar in southern Xinjiang and experience the true exotic atmosphere of human fireworks.