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Too much BS being Posted about China these days. All because of "Made in China" brand that West hates the most. In the eyes of westerners China has no right to have it's own brand, they should only Ask West for the required technology. In the eyes of Western colonizer Chinese has no right to have more advanced technology compared to Western One.
Hence all the propaganda against Chinese. China has had this Policy of birth control for decades implemented on all Chinese states. Not only Uyghur Muslims. The Policy of 1 child for every family. But all of a sudden West remembers that China has enforced this law. All because China doesn't want to be a copier of Western technology and wants to Launch made in China brand. Huawei, 5G, etc.
USA is a terrorist state which never cares about Human Rights. But its true to say that They are the main human Rights abuser.
Hence all the propaganda against Chinese. China has had this Policy of birth control for decades implemented on all Chinese states. Not only Uyghur Muslims. The Policy of 1 child for every family. But all of a sudden West remembers that China has enforced this law. All because China doesn't want to be a copier of Western technology and wants to Launch made in China brand. Huawei, 5G, etc.
USA is a terrorist state which never cares about Human Rights. But its true to say that They are the main human Rights abuser.
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The one child policy was never apply to the minorities in China, it only applied to the Han Chinese. The One Child Policy ended in China year 2015, and Han Chinese now can have two children in urban and three children in rural under the new policy. For equality, the minorities also adopted this new policy in 2017.
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Who are you? Speaking for the whole humanity? China alone is one fifth of the humanity.
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I'm talking for the majority of Muslims, Christians and Hindus.
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All Muslim countries were on China's side last time when voting took place in UN, and based on the fact that Turkey's relationship with most Muslim countries is very strained, you can't really speak for the Muslim world, China has better relationship with the Muslim world than Turkey does.
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Xinjiang: Separating fact from fiction in recent media reports
14:04, 11-Jul-2020
The U.S. has just announced sanctions and visa restrictions in response to so-called ongoing human rights violations and abuses in Xinjiang. And an Associated Press report published on June 29 claims the Chinese government is taking measures to cut birth rates among Uygurs and other minorities as part of a campaign to curb its Muslim population.
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called the accusations "groundless."
A bit of background: Family planning was introduced in China in the 1970s. It has been the shared responsibility of citizens and the whole society to help lift the quality of life more rapidly by limiting the number of newborns.
In order to preserve ethnic diversity, however, ethnic minorities including the Uygur people, had always enjoyed preferential population policies.
In the four decades between 1978 and 2018, the Uygur population in Xinjiang doubled, from 5.6 million to 11.7 million. Besides Uygurs, the population of each of the top five ethnic minorities in Xinjiang has more or less doubled too.
In July 2017, Xinjiang adopted new measures in line with those for the rest of the country, as China rolled out what's known as the second-child policy. Now Han families are allowed to have the same number of children as their Uygur counterparts: two in the city, three in the countryside. Yet increased education and socioeconomic development have also resulted in lower birth rates across the board in Xinjiang.
There has been significant progress in the protection of women's rights in Xinjiang in general. In 2003, the mortality rate for mothers was 163 per 100,000. By 2018, that rate had fallen to 27 per 100,000. In 1950, Xinjiang had 3,000 ethnic minority cadres. By 2018, that number rose 143 times to 430,000. Half of them are women.
But when you read recent reports on Xinjiang, many of these details have been left out. Instead, the articles opt for a narrative of imagination and speculation, at best.
On June 29, a so-called investigative report published by the AP made some sensational accusations against the Chinese government regarding "forced birth control" in Xinjiang, allegedly targeting the Uygur population. These are serious accusations on the order of genocide as this report quotes a scholar at Newcastle University in the UK, "These are direct means of genetically reducing the Uygur population."
But underneath the façade of seemingly persuasive sensationalism lies the usual gimmicks of bad journalism on top of a political agenda meant to spread misinformation and disinformation about the Chinese system and leadership.
The article claims to be based on government statistics and documents and interviews with 30 "witnesses". Yet it soon becomes clear that the article is mostly based on a report authored by Adrian Zenz, a German "researcher" who popularized the idea that one million people were locked up in Xinjiang based on accounts of some eight people. His latest report on the birthrate in Xinjiang was funded by the Jamestown Foundation, a conservative think tank based in Washington DC.
One only needs to take a quick read of his report in order to find…well, more questions than answers.
For a research report to be credible, certain academic standards should be observed. Evidence must be solid, for instance, the argument sound. But in his report, one just stumbles a tad too often.
For instance, he claims that "Most recently, Uygur regions appear to conceal (birth rate) data, indicating its increasing sensitivity. … For the first time in about two decades, Kashgar Prefecture's 2019 annual report does not divulge birth, death, or natural population growth rates… The reason for this is apparent: Kashgar's population declined between 2018 and 2019. While this could be due to out-migration, it might also be caused by extremely low birth rates."
Can you believe your ears? "This is apparent"…Such sentences should never have been the language of a researcher! Simply because such details are missing in one annual report, could any serious scholar reach the conclusion that this must have been the result of a forced birth control campaign?
Zenz himself couldn't exclude "out-migration" as a factor either. So the reason is "apparent" except that he is only speculating.
In short, it doesn't take a doctoral mind to conclude that Zenz's so-called research is very problematic, unable to withstand scrutiny in a court of law.
Can any country in the world swallow such accusations?
According to media reports, China is considering suing Zenz for libel.
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-07-...in-recent-media-reports-S26kn9ZBok/index.html
14:04, 11-Jul-2020
The U.S. has just announced sanctions and visa restrictions in response to so-called ongoing human rights violations and abuses in Xinjiang. And an Associated Press report published on June 29 claims the Chinese government is taking measures to cut birth rates among Uygurs and other minorities as part of a campaign to curb its Muslim population.
China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called the accusations "groundless."
A bit of background: Family planning was introduced in China in the 1970s. It has been the shared responsibility of citizens and the whole society to help lift the quality of life more rapidly by limiting the number of newborns.
In order to preserve ethnic diversity, however, ethnic minorities including the Uygur people, had always enjoyed preferential population policies.
In the four decades between 1978 and 2018, the Uygur population in Xinjiang doubled, from 5.6 million to 11.7 million. Besides Uygurs, the population of each of the top five ethnic minorities in Xinjiang has more or less doubled too.
In July 2017, Xinjiang adopted new measures in line with those for the rest of the country, as China rolled out what's known as the second-child policy. Now Han families are allowed to have the same number of children as their Uygur counterparts: two in the city, three in the countryside. Yet increased education and socioeconomic development have also resulted in lower birth rates across the board in Xinjiang.
There has been significant progress in the protection of women's rights in Xinjiang in general. In 2003, the mortality rate for mothers was 163 per 100,000. By 2018, that rate had fallen to 27 per 100,000. In 1950, Xinjiang had 3,000 ethnic minority cadres. By 2018, that number rose 143 times to 430,000. Half of them are women.
But when you read recent reports on Xinjiang, many of these details have been left out. Instead, the articles opt for a narrative of imagination and speculation, at best.
On June 29, a so-called investigative report published by the AP made some sensational accusations against the Chinese government regarding "forced birth control" in Xinjiang, allegedly targeting the Uygur population. These are serious accusations on the order of genocide as this report quotes a scholar at Newcastle University in the UK, "These are direct means of genetically reducing the Uygur population."
But underneath the façade of seemingly persuasive sensationalism lies the usual gimmicks of bad journalism on top of a political agenda meant to spread misinformation and disinformation about the Chinese system and leadership.
The article claims to be based on government statistics and documents and interviews with 30 "witnesses". Yet it soon becomes clear that the article is mostly based on a report authored by Adrian Zenz, a German "researcher" who popularized the idea that one million people were locked up in Xinjiang based on accounts of some eight people. His latest report on the birthrate in Xinjiang was funded by the Jamestown Foundation, a conservative think tank based in Washington DC.
One only needs to take a quick read of his report in order to find…well, more questions than answers.
For a research report to be credible, certain academic standards should be observed. Evidence must be solid, for instance, the argument sound. But in his report, one just stumbles a tad too often.
For instance, he claims that "Most recently, Uygur regions appear to conceal (birth rate) data, indicating its increasing sensitivity. … For the first time in about two decades, Kashgar Prefecture's 2019 annual report does not divulge birth, death, or natural population growth rates… The reason for this is apparent: Kashgar's population declined between 2018 and 2019. While this could be due to out-migration, it might also be caused by extremely low birth rates."
Can you believe your ears? "This is apparent"…Such sentences should never have been the language of a researcher! Simply because such details are missing in one annual report, could any serious scholar reach the conclusion that this must have been the result of a forced birth control campaign?
Zenz himself couldn't exclude "out-migration" as a factor either. So the reason is "apparent" except that he is only speculating.
In short, it doesn't take a doctoral mind to conclude that Zenz's so-called research is very problematic, unable to withstand scrutiny in a court of law.
Can any country in the world swallow such accusations?
According to media reports, China is considering suing Zenz for libel.
https://news.cgtn.com/news/2020-07-...in-recent-media-reports-S26kn9ZBok/index.html
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She was celebrating surpassing 1 million subscribers mark for her social media channel yesterday.
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She started her channel only one and half years ago but quickly built up her subscribers base.I still remember Beijing Walker has started to post her Youtube channel when her videos only have less than 50 views
Two Uighur high school besties live stream their lives in Xinjiang
One girl studies in Beijing and many of her classmates asked her about Xinjiang, she found it's hard to describe Xinjiang in words and came up with the idea of live streaming Xinjiang's daily life so that people can know her hometown better. With this idea she reached out to one of her besties in Urumqi and her friend also believed that's a very good idea so they started this live streaming this July.
They didn't expect much at first with just the simple goal of promoting Xinjiang and letting more people know their hometown better, yet their streaming was quickly getting popular and after just a couple of months they got 200000 followers and their videos had been played almost 5 million times on Chinese social media by September.
They are still high school students and we don't know what they are going to do after suddenly becoming social media influencer 网红 .
新疆姐妹花直播带你游新疆，美景、美食、颜值，齐了！
2018-09-06 11:53 来源：都市消费晨报
都市消费晨报讯(记者 刘萌萌)“今天我会送大家一些从新疆霍尔果斯带回来的特色礼物,希望喜欢的网友能和我互动起来。”9月5日16时,和往常一样,“安妮古丽”开始了最新一期的直播。
古丽·阿布都许库
“安妮古丽”是近日在网络上火爆的头条号，如今已有近20万粉丝，发布的30余个短视频总播放量超过460万次，引来众多网友的关注。翻看“安妮古丽”的头条号，记者发现，超过15万次播放量的视频有9个，其中，《新疆美女路边卖新疆蟠桃，10块钱可以买一筐?真的是便宜呀！》、《新疆美女带你去新疆农场，农场里果香四溢，这些水果你都见过吗？》、《新疆葡萄太好吃？小美女摘了一大筐还不够，看完我都想吃了！》三条视频播放量都将近30万次，视频内容让网友大呼“新疆太美了”。
视频中，随着欢快的新疆音乐，美食、美景一一出镜,有着西王母传说的天山天池、吐鲁番的葡萄园、哈萨克族特色村庄、万亩蟠桃园、最美独库公路、达坂城区西沟乡雪菊采摘基地、那拉提花海……这些标志性的新疆美景再加上新疆大盘鸡、新疆大饼、烤肉等美食燃爆网络，不少网友留言：“口水出来了,要去新疆吃羊肉串!”“哎呦,不错哦！快来新疆带你嗨！”“音乐好听,我都连听了好几遍了！”“好惊艳，安妮唱歌好听，古丽跳舞好看，两个新疆小姐姐好美！”
“安妮古丽”头条号的主播是两个新疆姑娘，头条号以直播和短视频的形式将大美新疆的美食、美景、民俗风情等推荐给外地网友，提起“安妮古丽”，安妮和古丽说：“很荣幸能获得网友的认可，也很开心能推荐自己的家乡。”
闺蜜携手成直播红人
安妮名叫安妮·孜热，是新疆艺术学院附属中学的一名高三艺考生，今年18岁。提起“安妮古丽”的创建，她说是源于一次偶然，“我高中是在内地上学的，身边有来自广东、江苏、河南等全国各地的同学和朋友，他们都不了解新疆，经常问我新疆是什么样的？每次都解释不清，我就把自己在家乡拍的视频和照片给他们看，效果很好，因为我有做直播的经验，我就想为什么不干脆围绕新疆的美食、美景和生活做直播呢，既能把家乡推介出去，还能锻炼自己在镜头前的经验，多好呀。”安妮说，有了这个想法，她找到了自己的好朋友、就读于乌市第二十三中学高三的艺考生古丽·阿布都许库，两人一拍即合，打算在暑假期间推出系列直播和头条号“安妮古丽”。
“我叫安妮，她叫古丽，我们就干脆把头条号名称定为安妮古丽，好听又好记，还有新疆色彩。”古丽说，虽然两人都是艺考生，学过表演，但她却是第一次出镜直播，“我其实挺紧张的，不知道怎么直播，我俩还特地买了《新疆十万个为什么》这本书，它像是一本导游书，我们每到一个地方做直播录视频时，都会提前翻翻。”
7月12日，“安妮古丽”头条号正式发布了第一条短视频《新疆美女带你逛乌鲁木齐特色大巴扎，原来天山雪莲这里就能买到！》，不到4分钟的视频获得了18.6万次的播放量，8000多条评论，这让安妮和古丽兴奋极了，“我们都没想到能吸引这么多网友看，更有信心了。”随后，在不到两个月的时间内，安妮和古丽陆续发布了30多条视频和直播，古丽说:“最高的一次是在霍尔果斯做的直播，播放量超过100万次。”
要继续推介大美新疆
生活中的安妮活泼开朗，古丽腼腆可爱，两人在镜头前也各有特色，互相补充，“我话多爱唱歌，古丽比较细心会跳舞，每次直播，我们就一个唱歌，一个跳舞，配合默契。”安妮说，虽然“安妮古丽”一直都深受网友喜爱，但她们也并不是一帆风顺。“我记得有一次我们去萨尔达坂乡一个小村子，那里很美，四面环山，冰山达坂天高云淡，泉水清冽可口，山林、小河、绿草、牦牛、羊群、马儿和毡房勾画出一副美丽的游牧山水图。”安妮说，“那天，我们中午2点多吃过饭，打算去山上做直播，结果我举着自拍杆和摄影师爬山爬到一半，开始下暴雨，因为怕山路湿滑，我们不敢下山，一直到天黑雨停了才下山，特别惊险。”
而为了丰富直播和视频内容，古丽还请来了自己的家人助阵，“我爷爷会弹都塔尔、手鼓、热瓦普等民族乐器，我在直播讲到新疆乐器时，就直接把老人家请到镜头前，给网友们现场展示，效果特别好，网友都羡慕我有一个这么厉害的爷爷。”古丽笑着说。
除了新疆的美景美食，安妮和古丽的颜值也深受网友称赞。“都说新疆遍地是古力娜扎和迪丽热巴，看了安妮和古丽，我信了。”“安妮和古丽两位小姐姐的衣服太美了，在哪买的啊？”“新疆美女真多，安妮英气爽朗，古丽甜美可爱，各有特色。”面对网友的称赞，古丽有些害羞：“其实我们就是穿自己平时的衣服出镜，比如艾德莱斯绸的裙子等带有新疆特色的服饰，去那拉提花海时，我就会特意穿上符合当地特色的花裙子，视频效果很棒。”
因为出色的直播，安妮也常常收到内地同学和朋友的鼓励，“有一次我直播的内容里有美味可口的切糕，北京的同学看到了，给我发微信非要我带点给她，说是被我的直播吸引到了，哈哈。”而最新一期的直播中，安妮因为到北京上课，无法继续出镜，但她仍然记挂着“安妮古丽”。“这是我和古丽的心血，现在古丽一个人在支撑，我特别盼望这边的集训结束后，趁休息日赶回新疆，继续给大家推荐新疆的美食美景。”
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Uighur girl says feeling so lucky born in China
This Uighur girl went to a supermarket in Xinjiang during the virus lockdown couples of months ago. Everything is nice and orderly, supermarkets and stores are all well stocked, No panic shopping, no shortage of anything, price of meat rose really high though,she suggests people buy meat in small local stores but not supermarkets cause the price gap is very noticeable.
In the end she exclaimed that she felt so so lucky to be born in China, everything is nice, peaceful and abundant. Life is such a joy and she believes China will only be more better in the future.
This Uighur girl went to a supermarket in Xinjiang during the virus lockdown couples of months ago. Everything is nice and orderly, supermarkets and stores are all well stocked, No panic shopping, no shortage of anything, price of meat rose really high though,she suggests people buy meat in small local stores but not supermarkets cause the price gap is very noticeable.
In the end she exclaimed that she felt so so lucky to be born in China, everything is nice, peaceful and abundant. Life is such a joy and she believes China will only be more better in the future.
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She needs to improve her English and start using English for global audience.
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