In this episode of Round Table's special series, China Horizons, Laiming, along with Niu Honglin and Yushan, explore the economic opportunities in Xinjiang, focusing on the autonomous region's diverse industries. They highlight the Grape Valley in Turpan as a prime example of tourism driven by local produce and culture, discussing the transformation from traditional farming to a tourist destination. The hosts delve into agricultural innovations, such as introducing new grape and fig varieties, and advancements in cotton farming through drone technology. They also cover the surprising development of seafood farming in the desert, enabled by unique geological conditions and innovative aquaculture techniques. The episode further examines the growth of renewable energy and digital technology sectors in Xinjiang, emphasizing the region's embrace of technology to drive economic growth and improve livelihoods.
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