8 Xinjiang dances.

Reflections on Xinjiang Dance 1

Xinjiang has a vast territory, vast territory and abundant resources, and magnificent mountains and rivers. There are rivers flowing thou

Reflections on Xinjiang Dance 1

Xinjiang has a vast territory, vast territory and abundant resources, and magnificent mountains and rivers. There are rivers flowing thousands of miles, grasslands rippling with blue waves and mysterious desert wonders.

I grew up in Xinjiang, so I know and love this land very much. Let me introduce you to the most beautiful scenery: walking into Xinjiang, Hami, Grape Valley and Flame Mountain in Turpan, looking back at history and feeling the changes of ideal city migration; Kanas, known as the "Little Switzerland" in the north, was fascinated by the beautiful scenery of Jiudaowan, explored the water monsters in the lake, and went west to the last drop of tears in the Pacific Ocean-Sailimu Lake. The clear lake is like a mirror, reflecting the snow-capped mountains in the distance. Visit Horgos Port and experience another kind of border trade; Visit Yili Lavender Base and the vast Nalati Prairie. Purple lavender, yellow sunflower and several white clouds are floating in the blue sky. You can ride horses on the Nalati Prairie. Riding is bumpy, but it's fun. You can also feed horses to eat grass. Going south to the daughter country of Qiuci and the beautiful desert Populus euphratica forest, the golden leaves seem to walk into golden fairy tales during the day, and at night in the desert, watching the stars around the stove, eating barbecue and eating watermelon ... Any scenery is like a beautiful oil painting.

Xinjiang is not only beautiful in scenery, but also a famous hometown of melons and fruits. What's the joke? "The grapes in Turpan are cantaloupes, the pomegranates in Yecheng are all good, the fragrant pears in Korla are the best in the world, and the small white apricots in Kuqa taste the best. Apples in Aksu are the best, watermelons in Baicheng are sweet and sandy, figs in Artux are famous, cherries in Kashgar are Pearl Buck, melons in Jiashi are sweet and toothless, and thin-skinned walnuts in Hotan need not be knocked. There are melons all year round, so I don't want to go home when I come to Xinjiang! "

Reflections on Xinjiang Dance II

654381October 25th, eight large-scale documentaries "The Historical Imprint of Xinjiang in China" were launched in a set of golden files of CCTV. For the first time, the film completely combs the historical context of Xinjiang from the perspective of history, nationality, religion and culture, with great archaeological achievements and exquisite audio-visual images.

With one historical fact after another and one precious cultural relic, the whole film profoundly expounds that Xinjiang is an inalienable part of the territory of China, that all ethnic groups in Xinjiang are part of the Chinese nation, that the cultures of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang are part of the Chinese culture, and that Xinjiang has always been a region where many religions coexist.

The documentary "The Historical Imprint of Xinjiang in China" tells the history of Xinjiang in China in a panoramic and authoritative way in the form of chronological epic.

The eight-episode documentary covers four historical themes: Xinjiang local history, national development history, religious evolution history and civilization integration history. More than 50 authoritative experts and scholars participated in the whole process, interviewed dozens of domestic historians and archaeologists, and interviewed many internationally renowned scholars who studied the history of Xinjiang in China in Britain, France and Germany.

The documentary "The Historical Imprint of Xinjiang in China" shows the context of Chinese civilization through historical truth, profoundly reproduces the historical evolution of Xinjiang in China for thousands of years, the exchanges between ethnic groups and the integration of various cultures, and presents a magnificent and cordial, long-standing, modern, beautiful and colorful historical picture of China for today's audience.

In order to let overseas audiences better understand the historical evolution of Xinjiang in China, the documentary "The Historical Imprint of Xinjiang in China" is closer to international audiences in terms of creative techniques and narrative voice. It uses authentic, objective and credible historical narratives, archaeological achievements and cultural relics to explain that Xinjiang is an inalienable part of China's territory. It strongly refutes some historical fallacies and lies that distort Xinjiang's historical facts and confuse right with wrong, and tells the world an endless historical story of Xinjiang in China that has lasted for thousands of years.

Reflections on Xinjiang Dance 3

My hometown is in Xinjiang, where the mountains and rivers are beautiful, the scenery is charming and everywhere is full of poetry and painting.

In Turpan, the grape valley is the most beautiful! As soon as I approached the entrance, there was a cool breeze blowing head on. After entering the grape valley, it's like turning on the air conditioner. It's so cool! A string of attractive grapes hung on the branch. There are seedless white, glass green, rose fragrance ... a string of red, a string of purple, a string of green, really like hanging a string of colorful sparkling necklaces on the grape rack.

In Fukang, Tianshan Tianchi is the most beautiful! It is like an endless mirror, shining the blue sky. When the sky is clear in Wan Li, the sunshine covers Tianchi with a layer of Phnom Penh. The fog started, and Tianchi became a fairyland again. The white fog cast a mysterious veil on Tianchi.

In Yili, grasslands and lavender fields are the most beautiful! The air on the grassland is fresh, and the rolling hills are like good friends holding hands. White clouds in the sky are like lambs, ponies and frogs ... the stream is singing light music. Gradually, the streams converged into a wide river, and the river sang a magnificent chorus. Looking up, flocks of cattle and sheep are grazing leisurely on the grassland. Standing next to the lavender flower field, you can smell the faint fragrance of lavender, and many tourists stand next to the lavender flower field to take pictures as a souvenir. At the moment, lavender fields are like a purple sea, emitting fragrance. It is true that people walk in the scenery, and the scenery stays in their hearts, making people linger and reluctant to leave for a long time.

I think Xinjiang is beautiful, beautiful. Welcome to travel in Xinjiang!

Reflections on Xinjiang Dance 4

My hometown is in beautiful Xinjiang, which has a vast territory, charming grasslands, fresh air, fragrant melons and fruits, attractive songs and dances and a long history. Please come to my hometown, visit tourist attractions, watch folk songs and dances, and eat fragrant fruits and snacks.

Let's go to the tourist attractions first. "If you don't go to Tianchi, Xinjiang, you just don't go to Xinjiang." Let's go to Tianchi first. Tianchi scenic spot is very big. It starts from the Great Tianchi (the Queen Mother's bath basin) and passes through the Small Tianchi (the Queen Mother's footbath). It is said that it takes three days and three nights to walk or ride to the top of Bogda Peak. Where is the edge of the virgin forest around Tianchi? I don't know. Anyway, my father and I went several times and didn't make it to the end. Forget it, let's go to Hanas in southern Xinjiang to play. Hanas in July and August has the most fascinating scenery in the world. The golden Populus euphratica forest is singing unyielding hymns of life in the sand dunes. Legend has it that Populus euphratica is tenacious and can live for three thousand years, three thousand years after death and three thousand years after death. There is a big monster in Lake Hanas, which attracts many Chinese and foreign tourists to explore here. Hanas grassland, lush and fertile, seems to have laid a huge green carpet on the ground. Of course, if you go to a ghost town, it won't be so easy. You should be fully prepared, because there is a strong wind in the ghost town during the day, which will blow away things below 22kg. At night, the sounds coming from various caves are scary. Why is this? Modern science has not explained it clearly. ...

Xinjiang is not only rich in places to play, but also rich in food, so it is called the land of fruits. Apples in Aksu, pears in Korla, grapes in Turpan, melons in Hami, sweet oranges in Yengisar, and melons in the wild ... Every autumn from May to October, melons and fruits are fragrant, making you have a full meal. Minority dances and special snacks are more popular with tourists.

"Our Xinjiang is a good place, ..." Beautiful songs convey the beauty of my hometown. I love my hometown, beautiful Xinjiang!

Reflections on Xinjiang Dance 5

Time jumps at the fingertips, and in a blink of an eye, it takes me to the ancient city of Loulan, where the war is raging. Who is it, fighting for Xinjiang with Ge Ji, and who is it, bleeding profusely, fighting for the honor of the nation. How many years of blood flowing, how many times of swords and shadows, what never dies is the national spirit of Xinjiang, and what never dies is the profound friendship between China dynasties and all ethnic groups in Xinjiang! Xinjiang, an indispensable part of the motherland, has remained unchanged since ancient times. No one can shake it and no one can change it.

From 60 BC to 2008, from the Western Regions to the People's Government of Xinjiang, from the Xiongnu Empire to the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, from 13 people to 55 ethnic groups, from an ancient Silk Road to eight international trading ports, it was never possible? People in Xinjiang are struggling for people's lives, and they are striving for international peace!

Throughout the local history of Xinjiang, it is a brilliant and mysterious footprint. It records the historical process of Xinjiang people. In this vast and rich land, there are tribes, big and small, including the ancient Cypriots, the Yue people, the Wusun people, the Qiang people, the Han people and the Xiongnu people. They grew up in war and developed in peace. It was they who established the ancient western regions. With the development and jurisdiction of Xinjiang by the Central Plains, emperors of all dynasties sent envoys to set up military institutions and garrisons in Xinjiang. They believe that as long as

Controlling the public order in Xinjiang can guarantee the people's livelihood in the world and maintain the stability in the border areas. So far, China still regards maintaining the security and stability of Xinjiang as the primary issue. Maintaining the stability of the motherland's frontier is the premise of maintaining national development and national progress. Therefore, Xinjiang cannot tolerate the interference of any separatist forces, and Xinjiang shoulders the heavy responsibility of peace.

China is a unified multi-ethnic country, and its regionality determines the ethnic diversity. In other words, it determines the diversity and complexity of ethnic groups in Xinjiang. Since the founding of New China, Xinjiang has always been a big family composed of thirteen resident nationalities, including Uygur, Han, Hui, Kazak and Mongolian. This vast area, which accounts for one-sixth of the country's total area, embodies the splendid culture of 5 thousand years. People of all ethnic groups unite and help each other and work hard for the future of Xinjiang and the world culture. Because there are no national boundaries, no discrimination and no disputes, Xinjiang is thriving.

Reflections on Xinjiang Dance 6

This summer vacation, my mother took me to this "strange" place in Xinjiang, which completely broke my view of Xinjiang. Now, allow me to introduce my trip to Xinjiang.

Our plane flew to Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang. When we got off the plane, a dry and hot wind came on us. So the two nights spent in Urumqi Hotel were not pleasant, because it was dry and hot, and my nose was "onion" twice. Dry heat is my first impression of Xinjiang.

In the afternoon, the tour guide took us to the famous business center "Grand Bazaar" in Urumqi to purchase Xinjiang specialties. As soon as I entered the store, all kinds of strange items were in front of me. The tour guide patiently introduced to us that there are national musical instruments, special food and various ethnic costumes. Speaking of this, there is a strange thing in Xinjiang: "Men like to wear green hats"-hats worn by ethnic minorities are generally diamond-shaped. In the evening, we watched a song and dance performance at Erdaoqiao. Through graceful dancing and the beauty of combining rigidity with softness, we have interpreted the process of thirteen ethnic minorities' thriving in this fertile land of Xinjiang, and the picture of Xinjiang's history is slowly unfolding for us.

In the next few days, we not only tasted authentic bags, cantaloupes, raisins, milk bumps and so on. I also felt the hospitality of the herdsmen. In yurts, it seems that you can also feel the existence of the four seasons and the hardships of nomadic people.

In the happy journey, we will unveil the mysterious veil of Xinjiang, because the place we are going to is famous for its lake monsters, so you may have thought of it! Yes, it's Kanas. In August, when the weather was still hot in Beijing, we had already put on long trousers and cotton-padded jackets. Outside the scenic spot, we picked up the camera and took a photo casually. Even in a corner, there is a strange landscape that you didn't expect. When we entered the scenic spot and took the shuttle bus on the way, we found clouds and mountains and rivers, forming a natural landscape painting. Here, I realized how great nature is. I climbed the 1068 steps, boarded the fish-watching platform and overlooked Kanas, as if using a green forest as a line.

Although I still have a lot to share with you, I believe you must be deeply impressed by the wonders of nature. There are dense forests, barren Ya Dan landforms, cold and mysterious Kanas, and flaming mountains with hot waves. Of course, the magic of nature cannot be expressed in a few words. During this trip, I gained a lot of knowledge and left an indelible impression on Xinjiang.

Reflections on Xinjiang Dance 7

Altay, Xinjiang is picturesque and rich in products all year round.

In spring, everything in my hometown has recovered. Swallows came from the south, twittering, as if to say, "Friend, meet you again. Did you have a good winter? " The graceful girl Liu woke up and combed her slender braid again. Green grass sticks out, colorful flowers are blooming, beautiful butterflies are attracted to dance among the flowers, and hardworking bees are busy collecting honey. A breeze blew, and the faint fragrance of flowers came to the nose. Wicker and flowers fluttered in the wind. When the wind passed, they stopped dancing and stood quietly. It's beautiful.

In summer, cattle and sheep flock on the green grassland, and the burning sun scorches the earth like a fireball. There are trees on both sides of the road, and people on the road are jumping around from a distance with colorful umbrellas like colorful lotus leaves. Every river in my hometown is crystal clear, and I can clearly see the small fish chasing and playing happily. Bundles of golden light are scattered on the river, and the breeze is sparkling in the Xu Lai. People can't help bending over to wash their faces, which is very refreshing.

In autumn, when you walk into the orchard, the fruit is fragrant. Hami melon is sweet and delicious, pears are watery and crisp, grapes are strings, crystal clear, purple, white and light green, like strings of colorful pearls hanging under the green leaves. Autumn leaves fall to the ground, like lovely birds cheering for the harvest season. The sky in the distance is blue, as if washed by autumn rain.

In winter, goose feathers and snowflakes flap their wings like a group of lovely white butterflies. The trees are covered with silver, and the earth is covered with a thick snow blanket. The sound of stepping on the snow played a hymn to be played in winter for this white ocean.

Xinjiang Dance Review 8

Walking into Turpan Basin in Xinjiang, I can't help thinking of a word "hot".

The climate is hot, and the annual drop in Turpan is about 24 mm (uncertain). This kind of heat is dry heat. When cool hot air blows, the hot air immediately disappears without a trace. Unlike Hangzhou, the wind blows, hot air infects the wind, and the wind is very hot. Because the climate there is good, the grapes there are like countless kilograms of sugar or hundreds of kilograms of rock sugar. Sweet in the mouth and sweet in the heart.

The ground is hot. Journey to the West once said: "The monkey overthrew the old gentleman's blast furnace and turned it into a flaming mountain." . The flaming mountain is like a fire, even the color of the mountain is red. There is also a "boiled" egg project. What is the "boiled" egg project? I remember one year's practice, and the short article I read said this-burying eggs in fiery red mountain soil and "cooking" through geothermal heat. Want to know the geocentric temperature in Turpan basin? It will be announced soon, about 60 degrees.

The climate is hot. The ground is hot. People, needless to say, are also "hot". People are "hot" because the local people are hospitable. But for girls, it is not a good thing. Because the locals still prefer boys to girls. It's not fair for men to sit above and women to sit below. But as a local custom, it's not bad. Why do I say that? Because I was bought, bought by grapes. Walking in this place will make people fat. Although the grapes are sweet, the sugar content is higher than that of our grapes. Since fruit is sweet, why is that person not fat? Because the weather is too hot, fat people are afraid of heat, so they will sweat a lot. High temperature will make this land prosperous.

I love Xinjiang, its climate, its land and its enthusiastic people.