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Xinjiang traditions: Endangered or a living legacy
When Xinjiang is mentioned abroad, the question might arise, “Are those traditions still around, or are they just museum pieces now? They’re not only around, they’re and expressed through fashion shows, celebrated at music festivals, and everywhere in markets and street performances. Time-honored whispers meet modern style It’s one of those timeless, everyday scenes: local families spread wool across the ground to dry. In the hands of the local …
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Xinjiang traditions: Endangered or a living legacy
When Xinjiang is mentioned abroad, the question might arise, “Are those traditions still around, or are they just museum pieces now? They’re not only around, they’re and expressed through fashion shows, celebrated at music festivals, and everywhere in markets and street performances. Time-honored whispers meet modern style It’s one of those timeless, everyday scenes: local families spread wool across the ground to dry. In the hands of the local …
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