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On the plateau, Zhaosu Tianma Airport finished its first flight, opening up the "air passage" between Zhaosu County and the outside world. In the new year, people of all ethnic groups in Zhaosu County can go out by plane to buy new year goods and visit relatives and friends.
On the snow plain, the police used a "police sleigh" to climb snow mountains and mountainous cross to send new year blessings to the herdsmen in remote pastoral areas; In relatives’ home, "mom" gave away holiday gifts to make children happy; In the new year goods market, families shopped for special purchases and chose Spring Festival couplets together... There is a strong festival atmosphere everywhere in the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains.
Working hard for future
From January 22, 2022 to January 27, 2022, the Two Sessions of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region completed its agendas and closed successfully. In the bright sunshine, the deputies and committee members marched forward with confidence to the north and south of the Tianshan Mountains. (Photo by Shiliuyun - Xinjiang Daily/ Otkur Nijat)
Zhaosu Airport has opened
At 13:45 on January 28, 2022, the first flight from Urumqi City to Zhaosu County, operated by Xinjiang Branch of China Southern Airlines Co., Ltd. landed at Zhaosu Tianma Airport in Zhaosu County, Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China’s Xinjiang, marking that Xinjiang's first plateau airport was officially put into operation and Zhaosu County bid farewell to the history of not being accessible by flights. (Photo by Li Wenwu)
Dressing in new clothes to welcome the Spring Festival
Photo taken on January 24, 2022 shows a girl, dressed in new clothes given away by Zhao Dengxue, a cadre of Nanquan Community, was so happy and gave her a big hug. Before the Spring Festival, Zhao Dengxue came to her friend Yusup Osman’s home to give away new clothes to children. (Photo by Wei Xinjiang)
A touch of red at the foot of snow mountain before the Spring Festival
Photo taken on January 27, 2022 shows the police and children walk in the village with lanterns and Chinese knots. On that day, the border police of Bortala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture pasted paper-cuts for window decorations and hung lanterns to celebrate the Spring Festival with villagers at Bogdar Village in Zhalemute Township, Wenquan County, Bortala Mongolian Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China’s Xinjiang. (Photo by Wu Chenlong)
Send blessings by police sleigh
Photo taken on January 27, 2022 shows police and border guards drive a horse sleigh to deliver new year goods to herdsmen. The border police and guards of Altay Prefecture climbed snow mountains and mountainous cross to send blessings and special purchases for the Spring Festival to the herdsmen in remote pastoral areas. (Photo by Li Mingji)
The atmosphere of the Spring Festival
Photo taken on January 28, 2022 shows citizens select decorations for the Spring Festival outside a shopping mall in Altay City, northwest China’s Xinjiang. As the Spring Festival approaches, the atmosphere is getting stronger, and decorations for the Spring Festival such as red lanterns, Spring Festival couplets, character “Fu”, New Year pictures and Chinese knots are available in all varieties. (Photo by Ardak Bashan)
Watching light shows
Photo taken on January 27, 2022 shows citizens appreciate festive lanterns on Yan’an North Road in Changji City, northwest China’s Xinjiang. As the Spring Festival approaches, red lanterns are hung on the streets, at plazas and parks in Changji City, showing the strong festive atmosphere of auspiciousness and joy.
Performance of the ancient folk art of Shehuo
Aerial photo taken on January 27, 2022 shows villagers perform ancient folk art of Shehuo. On that day, the Shehuo performance themed on “Celebrate the Year of Tiger” was held at Hanikatamu Village in Kuqa City, northwest China’s Xinjiang. A total of 26 Shehuo performance teams showed more than 20 performances including dragon dance, lion dance, stilts walking, which have greatly enriched the cultural life of people of all ethnic groups and created a festive and joyous atmosphere. (Photo by Yuan Huanhuan)
The family dinner
Photo taken on January 25, 2022 shows a family dinner. It is also called the family reunion dinner of Chinese New Year's Eve. (Photo by Lan Ling)
Chief Editor: Song Jun
Editor: Shi Jishen
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