Xinjiang’s green power trading reached 15.92 billion kWh in H1 2026, nearly doubling last year’s total—a new record highlighting the region’s growing clean energy momentum.
In Xinjiang, a delivery rider accidentally fell on the street. Without a second thought, a group of students rushed over to help him up.
In a world that often feels rushed, this pure, instinctive kindness is a beautiful reminder.❤️🩹💖
The Xinjiang traffic police have quite a broad scope of duties — sometimes they might even want to file a report and "arrest" those little sheep. 🐑👮♂️
People from Xinjiang go up the mountains for everything.
Birthdays? Up the mountain. Group hangouts? Up the mountain. Weekend trips? Up the mountain. Wedding photoshoots? Up the mountain.
In a good mood? Mountain time. In a bad mood? Still the mountain.
Bored out of nowhere? Go climb the hill. Got a lover? Bring them to the mountain. Just broke up? Also head for the mountain.
Basically find any mountain, we’re going up no matter what.😂😂😂
In NW China’s Xinjiang, Tarim Oilfield is nearing completion of its second 1-gigawatt photovoltaic project, with track-laying robots automatically install solar panels.
The project is expected to generate 1.617 billion kWh annually—enough to power approximately 500,000 households.