"Let more people understand a cheerful Xinjiang"

Reporter Yao Gang

"What is the name of this musical instrument?" "How long is this instrument?" "Two string can pop up the music, I want to learn from you." The Internet anchor Jerry was learning guitar recently. Being able to play a cheerful rhythm was deeply attracted. On July 23, the "2022 China Appointment" international media theme interview activity in China and 25 people from Chinese online media reporters in China came to Xinjiang International Bazaar.

On July 23, Jerry (Jerry), a mixed -race network anchor of China -Australia, asked the master of the instrument store to ask its play skills alone. Reporter Yao Gang

On the same day, the merchants opened the door early to welcome customers. At less than 11 o'clock, tourists from the South China Sea came here. On the central stage of the pedestrian street, the enthusiastic dance and cheerful dance music attracted many tourists.

"I am a food and tourist anchor. I am looking forward to Xinjiang's itinerary. I hope to take a different food and beautiful scenery from other places. It spreads to the other end of the network through my lens. Happy Xinjiang. "Jerry was looking forward to the next trip to Ili Kazakhon Autonomous Prefecture, and he felt like galloping the prairie.

The Internet anchor Raphael was from Venezuela. When he got out of the car, he was attracted by special buildings. Seeing people coming and going, he couldn't wait to start recording short videos with his assistants. "Hello everyone, I am now in Xinjiang International Bazaar. The excitement here is the epitome of the vitality of this city. Follow my shot to see how people live here on the weekend." Raphael started to prepare for Xinjiang. Action, inquire the content of Xinjiang's humanities, geography, customs and customs on the Internet, and exchange topics that everyone cares about with netizens. "I want to shoot videos as much as possible, let netizens understand the real Xinjiang through my lens, and hope to attract more people into Xinjiang through videos." Raphael said.

How can you not taste the fruit when you come to Xinjiang? Watermelon, peaches, grapes ... In Avatar, Bazaar, a foreign online celebrity and Chinese online media reporters tasted the sweetness of Xinjiang fruits, and learned how Xinjiang fruit farmers lived a sweet life through hard -working hands.

"Although I have been in China for 4 years, this is the first time I have come to Xinjiang and feel the culture of multi -ethnic ethnic groups. The food and instruments here make me feel fresh. This will be a very meaningful experience. I will show this magical journey to netizens. "Adam, who likes to travel and shoot, often share the beauty and food on the journey.

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