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What are the sights and feelings of traveling to Xinjiang in winter?

I have been to Xinjiang several times, but I didn't go there for fun. I took two photos when I was in the wild. I went to Xinjiang for the first time at the beginning of 20 13. Because I brought a lot of equipment, I panicked at the Capital Airport and took off safely. For me at that time, Xinjiang in winter was as strange as an alien planet. So before landing in Urumqi, Tianshan Mountain came into view and started shooting. When I first came to Xinjiang, it was winter ... the package was tight, and then I went to Xinjiang in the summer, until I broke into Xinjiang again in the winter of 20 15/month, or Beitun. But this time it's an old fritter ~ the preparation is also more targeted. Coincidentally, although there were not many photos taken, I was quite satisfied. One night in Central Asia. That day, I drove the Iveco I found in the local area to look for a photo opportunity. After finding such a fork in the road, I quickly stopped the car and climbed to the roof. Go to Altay airport to send master elder brother to Urumqi to get equipment. As a small border airport, Altay's flight is also very monotonous. The flight came from Urumqi, and the next group of people flew away. After seeing off the seniors, my brother and I drove back to Beitun from Altay airport, including a mountain bag. Looking back at the north, the Altay Mountains are unobstructed. On the other side of the mountain are Russia and Mongolia. This trip also made me feel how happy it is for photographers to drive their own cars in Xinjiang. There are so many beautiful scenery that I can stop to shoot at any time.