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Dr. Adil Uyghur: Uyghur football is also important from the point of view of equality and equality

Dr. Adil Uyghur: Uyghur football is also important from the point of view of equality and equality Speaking at a web conference organized by the Uyghur Academy on the occasion of the May 5th Uyghur Hat Day, Dr. Adil Ary Uyghur, a researcher at the Uyghur Research Institute, emphasized that the Uyghur hat is significant from the point of view of equality and equality of the Uyghur people, and said: "The Uyghur hat is one of the most diverse social strata of the Uyghur people. I think diversity is very important from the point of view of nationality. Our clothes are an expression of social class. Our current hat has become a national dress worn by all levels of our society, whether it is rich, poor, intellectual or religious. "I think the hat is important." On the occasion of May 5 Uighur Doppa Day, Uighurs from all over the world are holding various meetings and activities to celebrate each other's Doppa Day. On social media, Uyghurs are also celebrating Hat Day by sharing pictures of themselves wearing hats. Dr. Gulnar Aziz, who studies Uyghur culture and lives in the United States, spoke at the online seminar on Uyghur hats and hat celebration organized by the Uyghur Academy on the occasion of the Hat Day, and emphasized the importance of teaching the young generation about the national traditional dress culture such as the Uyghur hat. Speaking about the Uyghur hat and the Hat Festival, he said:"We have been holding the Hat Festival every year since 2010. Why did we celebrate it as the Hat Festival? We are recording this festival so that our next generation will not forget it because we don't wear such a beautiful traditional dress in our daily life. We wear caps, canvas shirts and satin shirts as our traditional clothes. Even abroad, we are teaching this to our children at home. In this situation, it is very important to appreciate our clothes, to tell the history and culture of this to our children in every family, and to teach it to the next generation. Industrialized, so our handicraft art is in great danger. If we don't teach the next generation, this culture will be cut off.We must revive.' In the "May 5th Uyghur Hat Festival" talk show, former director of the Uyghur Mother Language Committee, independent researcher Ms. Zulhayat Otkur, poet Tahir Hamut Izgil, who lives in the United States, also spoke about the role of Uyghur hats and Uyghur hat festival in protecting Uyghur national identity, Uyghur culture. The upcoming challenges and the political implications of the Uyghur Hat Festival are highlighted. The webinar organized by the Uyghur Academy was chaired by the Vice President of the Uyghur Academy, Dr. Foreham Kamal, and celebrated the Uyghur Hat Day on the occasion of the Uyghur Hat Day. The nature of China's sending a large number of cadres in the name of "aid to Xinjiang" is becoming public In the news about the so-called "aid to Xinjiang" program published in the Chinese government media recently, the political intentions hidden behind the slogan of "bringing the warmth of the big family of Chinese nationalities to the people of all ethnicities in Xinjiang" by the top ten Chinese cadres who came to the Uyghur region are coming to light. According to China's "People's Network" on May 1, the authorities of the Uyghur Autonomous Region held a meeting to "appreciate the work of the 10th Xinjiang Aid Working Group" and "welcome the 11th Xinjiang Aid Talents". At the meeting, the so-called "terrorist" Chinese cadres who came from 19 countries and cities in China to work under the "Help to Xinjiang" project were recognized. The report summed up the work of Chinese cadres from 19 provinces and cities in the Uyghur region as "bringing the warmth of the motherland's big family." However, are the Chinese cadres who are flocking to the land in the name of "aid to Xinjiang" really conveying "family warmth" to the Uyghur people? What exactly are they going to Uyghur villages and even entering Uyghur homes, talking about and promoting? Political analyst Ilshat Hasan received an exclusive interview with our radio about this. He emphasized that China's so-called "aid to Xinjiang" project to transfer talented cadres from 19 provinces and cities is in fact looting the Uyghur-based local ethnic groups in the Uyghur region, as well as continuing the Uyghur massacre. Connecting Uyghur villages with villages in Chinese provinces What is worth noting is that in this news, Chinese cadres who came to the Uyghur region under the so-called "aid to Xinjiang" carried out projects to connect and connect the villages of the Uyghur region with the villages of the Chinese provinces, and also advocated "joint and common prosperity" (结对共建). mentioned. The report said that the Chinese cadres who came from Zhejiang Province to Aksu Province under the name of "help" carried out the work of "connecting and connecting" the Uighur villages in Aksu with the villages of Zhejiang Province. That is, firstly, 16 villages in Aksu Prefecture were annexed to the towns and villages in Zhejiang Province to create a "model model", and then they planned to rebuild 405 villages in Aksu Prefecture according to this model. Mr. Ma Ju, a political analyst in the United States, interviewed us about this and said, "The so-called aid in various names and forms that China is currently doing in the Uyghur region is actually aimed at shifting and concentrating its economic, cultural-educational and production forces to these areas. Through this, they want to form a Chinese-based and Chinese-controlled system in the region. Grouping of school children in Uygur region and Chinese provinces The report emphasized that the Chinese cadres who came in the name of "assistance to Xinjiang" are trying to create a completely Chineseized education model by "grouping" the basic education of the Uyghur region into Chinese provinces. The report mentioned that the schools in Bortala province are being grouped together with the schools in Hubei province, and the schools in Korla city are being grouped together with schools in Hebei province. That is, kindergartens and schools in Bortala Province are grouped with 8 famous schools in Hubei Province; The 23rd Middle School in Korla City is connected with the key middle school in Hebei Province by the method of "grouping". In this way, the whole teaching operation of these schools from kindergarten to high school is integrated. The Chinese media called this "group education" ("group-style" education). Analyst Ilshat Hasan stated that in this way, China is building the basic education of the Uyghur region, especially kindergarten and primary-secondary schools, and schools in the Chinese provinces to "group" with each other. Creating a second "family" for Uyghur children in Chinese provinces In China's so-called "aid to Xinjiang" project, Hotan Prefecture, where the Uyghur population is densely populated, was "joined" with Beijing. That is, the Chinese cadres sent in large numbers from Beijing settled in various areas of Hotan Prefecture and carried out the project of "irrigating Xinjiang through culture" in an urgent manner. It is reported that the Chinese cadres sent from Beijing have carried out a "combined kinship" campaign called "I have a family in Beijing" for Uyghur youths in Hotan. In the past few years, they have found "family" and "parents" for more than 1,000 Uyghur children in Hotan Prefecture in Beijing and made them "joined relatives". These Uyghur children are sent to the "family" in Beijing every year during the holidays, where they live with their so-called "Chinese parents" for a while, exchange feelings and learn the Chinese way of life. The newspaper called this project "the people of the capital's warmth to the people of Xinjiang." This kind of "joint kinship" policy that China is implementing in the Uyghur region, or the project of finding a "second family" for Uyghur children in the Chinese provinces, is attracting strong attention from foreign observers. Political analyst Ma Ju reacted to this and revealed the evil political intentions hidden behind China's so-called "warmth transmission" project. Ma Zhu said: "Since 2017, the implementation of the policy of internment in Uyghur lands was just one part of China's implementation of Uyghur genocide. Currently, they are carrying out the elimination of all elements that represent the Uyghur identity more deeply through the means of so-called <assistance>. Currently, the Chinese government has not only taken away the material and cultural resources belonging to the Uyghurs, but is destroying everything that still survives in their religious beliefs, customs, and culture one by one. China may continue to carry out these types of losses. But in my opinion, they will not achieve their goal. Indeed, the report given on China's "People's Network" is said to be an important part of the "Help to Xinjiang" project - "watering Xinjiang through culture" and "conveying the warmth of the big family of Chinese nations". In particular, during the past 3 years, the Chinese cadres who came together under the name of "help" have launched and implemented 1,833 projects in various parts of the Uyghur region under the slogan of "watering Xinjiang through culture". Analysts who responded to our radio station believe that all of this is nothing more than a cover-up for China's ethnic and cultural genocide in the Uyghur region.

Speaking at a web conference organized by the Uyghur Academy on the occasion of the May 5th Uyghur Hat Day, Dr. Adil Ary Uyghur, a researcher at the Uyghur Research Institute, emphasized that the Uyghur hat is significant from the point of view of equality and equality of the Uyghur people, and said: "The Uyghur hat is one of the most diverse social strata of the Uyghur people. I think diversity is very important from the point of view of nationality. Our clothes are an expression of social class. Our current hat has become a national dress worn by all levels of our society, whether it is rich, poor, intellectual or religious. "I think the hat is important."

On the occasion of May 5 Uighur Doppa Day, Uighurs from all over the world are holding various meetings and activities to celebrate each other's Doppa Day. On social media, Uyghurs are also celebrating Hat Day by sharing pictures of themselves wearing hats.

Dr. Gulnar Aziz, who studies Uyghur culture and lives in the United States, spoke at the online seminar on Uyghur hats and hat celebration organized by the Uyghur Academy on the occasion of the Hat Day, and emphasized the importance of teaching the young generation about the national traditional dress culture such as the Uyghur hat.

Speaking about the Uyghur hat and the Hat Festival, he said:"We have been holding the Hat Festival every year since 2010. Why did we celebrate it as the Hat Festival? We are recording this festival so that our next generation will not forget it because we don't wear such a beautiful traditional dress in our daily life. We wear caps, canvas shirts and satin shirts as our traditional clothes. Even abroad, we are teaching this to our children at home. In this situation, it is very important to appreciate our clothes, to tell the history and culture of this to our children in every family, and to teach it to the next generation. Industrialized, so our handicraft art is in great danger. If we don't teach the next generation, this culture will be cut off.We must revive.'

In the "May 5th Uyghur Hat Festival" talk show, former director of the Uyghur Mother Language Committee, independent researcher Ms. Zulhayat Otkur, poet Tahir Hamut Izgil, who lives in the United States, also spoke about the role of Uyghur hats and Uyghur hat festival in protecting Uyghur national identity, Uyghur culture. The upcoming challenges and the political implications of the Uyghur Hat Festival are highlighted.

The webinar organized by the Uyghur Academy was chaired by the Vice President of the Uyghur Academy, Dr. Foreham Kamal, and celebrated the Uyghur Hat Day on the occasion of the Uyghur Hat Day.



Dr. Adil Uyghur: Uyghur football is also important from the point of view of equality and equality Speaking at a web conference organized by the Uyghur Academy on the occasion of the May 5th Uyghur Hat Day, Dr. Adil Ary Uyghur, a researcher at the Uyghur Research Institute, emphasized that the Uyghur hat is significant from the point of view of equality and equality of the Uyghur people, and said: "The Uyghur hat is one of the most diverse social strata of the Uyghur people. I think diversity is very important from the point of view of nationality. Our clothes are an expression of social class. Our current hat has become a national dress worn by all levels of our society, whether it is rich, poor, intellectual or religious. "I think the hat is important." On the occasion of May 5 Uighur Doppa Day, Uighurs from all over the world are holding various meetings and activities to celebrate each other's Doppa Day. On social media, Uyghurs are also celebrating Hat Day by sharing pictures of themselves wearing hats. Dr. Gulnar Aziz, who studies Uyghur culture and lives in the United States, spoke at the online seminar on Uyghur hats and hat celebration organized by the Uyghur Academy on the occasion of the Hat Day, and emphasized the importance of teaching the young generation about the national traditional dress culture such as the Uyghur hat. Speaking about the Uyghur hat and the Hat Festival, he said:"We have been holding the Hat Festival every year since 2010. Why did we celebrate it as the Hat Festival? We are recording this festival so that our next generation will not forget it because we don't wear such a beautiful traditional dress in our daily life. We wear caps, canvas shirts and satin shirts as our traditional clothes. Even abroad, we are teaching this to our children at home. In this situation, it is very important to appreciate our clothes, to tell the history and culture of this to our children in every family, and to teach it to the next generation. Industrialized, so our handicraft art is in great danger. If we don't teach the next generation, this culture will be cut off.We must revive.' In the "May 5th Uyghur Hat Festival" talk show, former director of the Uyghur Mother Language Committee, independent researcher Ms. Zulhayat Otkur, poet Tahir Hamut Izgil, who lives in the United States, also spoke about the role of Uyghur hats and Uyghur hat festival in protecting Uyghur national identity, Uyghur culture. The upcoming challenges and the political implications of the Uyghur Hat Festival are highlighted. The webinar organized by the Uyghur Academy was chaired by the Vice President of the Uyghur Academy, Dr. Foreham Kamal, and celebrated the Uyghur Hat Day on the occasion of the Uyghur Hat Day. The nature of China's sending a large number of cadres in the name of "aid to Xinjiang" is becoming public In the news about the so-called "aid to Xinjiang" program published in the Chinese government media recently, the political intentions hidden behind the slogan of "bringing the warmth of the big family of Chinese nationalities to the people of all ethnicities in Xinjiang" by the top ten Chinese cadres who came to the Uyghur region are coming to light. According to China's "People's Network" on May 1, the authorities of the Uyghur Autonomous Region held a meeting to "appreciate the work of the 10th Xinjiang Aid Working Group" and "welcome the 11th Xinjiang Aid Talents". At the meeting, the so-called "terrorist" Chinese cadres who came from 19 countries and cities in China to work under the "Help to Xinjiang" project were recognized. The report summed up the work of Chinese cadres from 19 provinces and cities in the Uyghur region as "bringing the warmth of the motherland's big family." However, are the Chinese cadres who are flocking to the land in the name of "aid to Xinjiang" really conveying "family warmth" to the Uyghur people? What exactly are they going to Uyghur villages and even entering Uyghur homes, talking about and promoting? Political analyst Ilshat Hasan received an exclusive interview with our radio about this. He emphasized that China's so-called "aid to Xinjiang" project to transfer talented cadres from 19 provinces and cities is in fact looting the Uyghur-based local ethnic groups in the Uyghur region, as well as continuing the Uyghur massacre. Connecting Uyghur villages with villages in Chinese provinces What is worth noting is that in this news, Chinese cadres who came to the Uyghur region under the so-called "aid to Xinjiang" carried out projects to connect and connect the villages of the Uyghur region with the villages of the Chinese provinces, and also advocated "joint and common prosperity" (结对共建). mentioned. The report said that the Chinese cadres who came from Zhejiang Province to Aksu Province under the name of "help" carried out the work of "connecting and connecting" the Uighur villages in Aksu with the villages of Zhejiang Province. That is, firstly, 16 villages in Aksu Prefecture were annexed to the towns and villages in Zhejiang Province to create a "model model", and then they planned to rebuild 405 villages in Aksu Prefecture according to this model. Mr. Ma Ju, a political analyst in the United States, interviewed us about this and said, "The so-called aid in various names and forms that China is currently doing in the Uyghur region is actually aimed at shifting and concentrating its economic, cultural-educational and production forces to these areas. Through this, they want to form a Chinese-based and Chinese-controlled system in the region. Grouping of school children in Uygur region and Chinese provinces The report emphasized that the Chinese cadres who came in the name of "assistance to Xinjiang" are trying to create a completely Chineseized education model by "grouping" the basic education of the Uyghur region into Chinese provinces. The report mentioned that the schools in Bortala province are being grouped together with the schools in Hubei province, and the schools in Korla city are being grouped together with schools in Hebei province. That is, kindergartens and schools in Bortala Province are grouped with 8 famous schools in Hubei Province; The 23rd Middle School in Korla City is connected with the key middle school in Hebei Province by the method of "grouping". In this way, the whole teaching operation of these schools from kindergarten to high school is integrated. The Chinese media called this "group education" ("group-style" education). Analyst Ilshat Hasan stated that in this way, China is building the basic education of the Uyghur region, especially kindergarten and primary-secondary schools, and schools in the Chinese provinces to "group" with each other. Creating a second "family" for Uyghur children in Chinese provinces In China's so-called "aid to Xinjiang" project, Hotan Prefecture, where the Uyghur population is densely populated, was "joined" with Beijing. That is, the Chinese cadres sent in large numbers from Beijing settled in various areas of Hotan Prefecture and carried out the project of "irrigating Xinjiang through culture" in an urgent manner. It is reported that the Chinese cadres sent from Beijing have carried out a "combined kinship" campaign called "I have a family in Beijing" for Uyghur youths in Hotan. In the past few years, they have found "family" and "parents" for more than 1,000 Uyghur children in Hotan Prefecture in Beijing and made them "joined relatives". These Uyghur children are sent to the "family" in Beijing every year during the holidays, where they live with their so-called "Chinese parents" for a while, exchange feelings and learn the Chinese way of life. The newspaper called this project "the people of the capital's warmth to the people of Xinjiang." This kind of "joint kinship" policy that China is implementing in the Uyghur region, or the project of finding a "second family" for Uyghur children in the Chinese provinces, is attracting strong attention from foreign observers. Political analyst Ma Ju reacted to this and revealed the evil political intentions hidden behind China's so-called "warmth transmission" project. Ma Zhu said: "Since 2017, the implementation of the policy of internment in Uyghur lands was just one part of China's implementation of Uyghur genocide. Currently, they are carrying out the elimination of all elements that represent the Uyghur identity more deeply through the means of so-called <assistance>. Currently, the Chinese government has not only taken away the material and cultural resources belonging to the Uyghurs, but is destroying everything that still survives in their religious beliefs, customs, and culture one by one. China may continue to carry out these types of losses. But in my opinion, they will not achieve their goal. Indeed, the report given on China's "People's Network" is said to be an important part of the "Help to Xinjiang" project - "watering Xinjiang through culture" and "conveying the warmth of the big family of Chinese nations". In particular, during the past 3 years, the Chinese cadres who came together under the name of "help" have launched and implemented 1,833 projects in various parts of the Uyghur region under the slogan of "watering Xinjiang through culture". Analysts who responded to our radio station believe that all of this is nothing more than a cover-up for China's ethnic and cultural genocide in the Uyghur region.

The nature of China's sending a large number of cadres in the name of "aid to Xinjiang" is becoming public

In the news about the so-called "aid to Xinjiang" program published in the Chinese government media recently, the political intentions hidden behind the slogan of "bringing the warmth of the big family of Chinese nationalities to the people of all ethnicities in Xinjiang" by the top ten Chinese cadres who came to the Uyghur region are coming to light. 

According to China's "People's Network" on May 1, the authorities of the Uyghur Autonomous Region held a meeting to "appreciate the work of the 10th Xinjiang Aid Working Group" and "welcome the 11th Xinjiang Aid Talents". At the meeting, the so-called "terrorist" Chinese cadres who came from 19 countries and cities in China to work under the "Help to Xinjiang" project were recognized. 

The report summed up the work of Chinese cadres from 19 provinces and cities in the Uyghur region as "bringing the warmth of the motherland's big family." However, are the Chinese cadres who are flocking to the land in the name of "aid to Xinjiang" really conveying "family warmth" to the Uyghur people? What exactly are they going to Uyghur villages and even entering Uyghur homes, talking about and promoting? 

Political analyst Ilshat Hasan received an exclusive interview with our radio about this. He emphasized that China's so-called "aid to Xinjiang" project to transfer talented cadres from 19 provinces and cities is in fact looting the Uyghur-based local ethnic groups in the Uyghur region, as well as continuing the Uyghur massacre.

 Connecting Uyghur villages with villages in Chinese provinces

What is worth noting is that in this news, Chinese cadres who came to the Uyghur region under the so-called "aid to Xinjiang" carried out projects to connect and connect the villages of the Uyghur region with the villages of the Chinese provinces, and also advocated "joint and common prosperity" (结对共建). mentioned.

The report said that the Chinese cadres who came from Zhejiang Province to Aksu Province under the name of "help" carried out the work of "connecting and connecting" the Uighur villages in Aksu with the villages of Zhejiang Province. That is, firstly, 16 villages in Aksu Prefecture were annexed to the towns and villages in Zhejiang Province to create a "model model", and then they planned to rebuild 405 villages in Aksu Prefecture according to this model.

Mr. Ma Ju, a political analyst in the United States, interviewed us about this and said, "The so-called aid in various names and forms that China is currently doing in the Uyghur region is actually aimed at shifting and concentrating its economic, cultural-educational and production forces to these areas. Through this, they want to form a Chinese-based and Chinese-controlled system in the region.

 Grouping of school children in Uygur region and Chinese provinces

The report emphasized that the Chinese cadres who came in the name of "assistance to Xinjiang" are trying to create a completely Chineseized education model by "grouping" the basic education of the Uyghur region into Chinese provinces. 

The report mentioned that the schools in Bortala province are being grouped together with the schools in Hubei province, and the schools in Korla city are being grouped together with schools in Hebei province. That is, kindergartens and schools in Bortala Province are grouped with 8 famous schools in Hubei Province; The 23rd Middle School in Korla City is connected with the key middle school in Hebei Province by the method of "grouping". In this way, the whole teaching operation of these schools from kindergarten to high school is integrated. The Chinese media called this "group education" ("group-style" education).

Analyst Ilshat Hasan stated that in this way, China is building the basic education of the Uyghur region, especially kindergarten and primary-secondary schools, and schools in the Chinese provinces to "group" with each other. 

 Creating a second "family" for Uyghur children in Chinese provinces

In China's so-called "aid to Xinjiang" project, Hotan Prefecture, where the Uyghur population is densely populated, was "joined" with Beijing. That is, the Chinese cadres sent in large numbers from Beijing settled in various areas of Hotan Prefecture and carried out the project of "irrigating Xinjiang through culture" in an urgent manner. 

It is reported that the Chinese cadres sent from Beijing have carried out a "combined kinship" campaign called "I have a family in Beijing" for Uyghur youths in Hotan. In the past few years, they have found "family" and "parents" for more than 1,000 Uyghur children in Hotan Prefecture in Beijing and made them "joined relatives". These Uyghur children are sent to the "family" in Beijing every year during the holidays, where they live with their so-called "Chinese parents" for a while, exchange feelings and learn the Chinese way of life. The newspaper called this project "the people of the capital's warmth to the people of Xinjiang."

This kind of "joint kinship" policy that China is implementing in the Uyghur region, or the project of finding a "second family" for Uyghur children in the Chinese provinces, is attracting strong attention from foreign observers. Political analyst Ma Ju reacted to this and revealed the evil political intentions hidden behind China's so-called "warmth transmission" project. 

Ma Zhu said: "Since 2017, the implementation of the policy of internment in Uyghur lands was just one part of China's implementation of Uyghur genocide. Currently, they are carrying out the elimination of all elements that represent the Uyghur identity more deeply through the means of so-called <assistance>. Currently, the Chinese government has not only taken away the material and cultural resources belonging to the Uyghurs, but is destroying everything that still survives in their religious beliefs, customs, and culture one by one. China may continue to carry out these types of losses. But in my opinion, they will not achieve their goal.

Indeed, the report given on China's "People's Network" is said to be an important part of the "Help to Xinjiang" project - "watering Xinjiang through culture" and "conveying the warmth of the big family of Chinese nations". In particular, during the past 3 years, the Chinese cadres who came together under the name of "help" have launched and implemented 1,833 projects in various parts of the Uyghur region under the slogan of "watering Xinjiang through culture". Analysts who responded to our radio station believe that all of this is nothing more than a cover-up for China's ethnic and cultural genocide in the Uyghur region.
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