What s it like to live in the Northwest?

In my opinion, living in the northwest is relatively short of water, the northwest is relatively arid, and there are many things that need to be paid attention to, especially **, which needs to be well maintained.

There are good and bad, I feel that it is okay when the weather is good, come out to see the scenery, and when there is wind and sand, it is more miserable, like a disaster.

Now that the weather is very cold, cold clothes may be indispensable, and a good down jacket must be necessary. The weather in the northwest is dry, and emollient supplies should also be prepared, because the wind and sand are very strong.

Personally, I think it's okay, it's not as dry as the legend, I think the scenery is quite beautiful, and it has the feeling of being a grassland outside the Saiwai, which may be the reason why I went to travel.

In summer, the wind and sand are strong, the streets are not clean, there is no place for entertainment, the Internet is restricted from time to time, there are relatively few Han people, and I am in the most northwest place.

There are a lot of delicious fruits, non-stop eating fruits in summer, non-stop eating dried fruits in winter, non-stop playing in the desert, and non-stop picking up jade in the Yulong Kashgar River, haha, it's okay.

I once stayed in Xinjiang for a while, and I felt very good, there were a lot of delicacies, especially the grilled lamb leg and mutton skewers or something, which was so delicious.

I have lived in Lanzhou, and I feel that the urban life in Lanzhou is very good, very prosperous, a lot of food, and in the summer, there are a lot of local fruits

There is a lack of water in the deserts of Xinjiang, where the wind is slightly stronger, and the sky is full of sand and dust, and the Gobi Desert in Gansu is mostly short of water.

As a Xinjiang native, I think it is necessary for me to popularize the knowledge of our Great Northwest to everyone, and by the way, to explain the misunderstanding of our Great Northwest in the mainland (as is the name of the Great Northwest).

We travel on horseback, occasionally poor people also ride camels, and the college entrance examination is horseback archery, wrestling, snowball fights, etc., whether you believe it or not, anyway, I don't believe it.

The real Great Northwest looks like this:

From a natural point of view, the northwest belongs to the temperate continental climate, the summer is hot, so hot that the surface temperature can fry the chicken, the winter is cold, and the mobile phone freezes and shuts down.

You ask me about Spring and Autumn, we have no Spring and Autumn in the Northwest, and Spring and Autumn is only a short week, which is negligible.

From a cultural point of view, the northwest is the place where ethnic minorities live the most, accounting for about 50 of the 56 ethnic groups, among which the largest number in Xinjiang are Uygurs, Hui and Kazakhs. The girls are all thick eyebrows and big eyes, and they can sing and dance, and the young men are all mighty and majestic, and they can fight and resist.

Then there is the Uyghur language, the pronunciation of the Uyghur tongue is very difficult to learn, and it is even more difficult to understand when written, and it sounds and looks like a lofty feeling. Walking in the streets and alleys of Xinjiang, as long as there is writing, there must be a Uyghur language, which is different from the bilingual (Chinese and English) in the mainland.

When you take the bus, take the train, take the plane, the Chinese on the radio is always followed by a tall Uyghur language.

There are many, many more about the characteristics of the Great Northwest, these are just some of the aspects I feel the most, I recommend that you must go to our Great Northwest once in your lifetime, whether it is visually or physically and mentally will bring you an unprecedented experience.

Finally, I would like to clear up the misconceptions about our Great Northwest, we don't live in tents, we live in high-rise buildings made of reinforced concrete. We don't travel on horseback or camel, we have modern means of transport...