Walk down Liuxing Street in Xinjiang’s Ili region, and you’ll step into a living mosaic of cultures. Uygur, Kazakh, Han, Mongolian, and Russian communities blend seamlessly here, sharing everything from steaming lamb skewers 🍢 to soulful folk melodies 🎶. This isn’t just a street—it’s a celebration of unity in diversity.
A Melting Pot of Traditions
Locals chat in a mix of languages, artisans craft intricate textiles, and the aroma of naan bread mingles with the sound of dutar strings. ‘Harmony’ isn’t a buzzword here—it’s the rhythm of daily life. As CGTN’s Wang Tao explores, every storefront and smile tells a story of cross-cultural connection.
More Than Just a Foodie Paradise
While the street’s hand-pulled noodles and honey-drenched desserts 🍯 could star in a food documentary, the real magic lies in its people. Young dancers teach traditional steps to curious travelers, while elders swap tales under百年-old trees. It’s like a real-life ‘cultural Avengers’ assemble here daily!
