I thought about the plot until midnight last night. After getting up today, the news almost flooded me. I took a look at it casually and it turned out that it was all caused by some brands boycotting cotton from my hometown and refusing to hire people from my nation.

It seems that the Uyghur people in Xinjiang live in dire straits. How can I say that? If this is the case, no one has the right to say how we are actually doing, but I seem to be able to do it because I come from Xinjiang and I am the Uyghur.

In general, my hometown has developed quite well over the years. The Uyghur living standards have improved. My grandparents live in unfinished houses. By my generation, they are basically buildings and villas, wall-mounted boilers and floor heating in the city, and airport subways in the city. I have been to the mainland. I feel that the development level of my hometown and mainland cities is not very different. We are chasing, although it may take longer to catch up. This is also the reason why I hurried back to my hometown as soon as I graduated. I want to do something for my hometown. In my small county town, fifth-level writers are also considered high-income groups. If one day, I can really become a well-known god, maybe it will play a bigger role. I can build a few schools, a few libraries, donate some books, etc.

Okay, let's talk about it. In general, our development here is still good. The development of places like Urumqi is even better. Then there are Urumqi, how are we doing. We know that because there were some scums, Urumqi has been unpopular for a long time. When I went to the mainland to go to school and didn't dare to live in a hotel, and my classmates were afraid that I would not dare to get close to me, I knew that many people were still prejudiced against us. Which ethnic group did not have scum? Which ethnic group did not have heroes to defend their country? Some people always say that Urumqi was doing sabotage, but they didn't know that those responsible for maintaining stability, and those who protected the people were also Urumqi. Remarks like Urumqi were very sorry for those Urumqi heroes who sacrificed to protect the masses. In our county, there were three Urumqi police officers who died bravely that year.

However, this situation has improved a lot over the years, probably because our cultural quality has improved. At the same time, some outstanding performing talents such as Dilraba, Gulinaza, and Nigmat have appeared in the Uyghur, which have allowed everyone to re-understand the Uyghur in Xinjiang. To put it shamelessly, I can barely count it. At least those who have read my books can let go of prejudice and think that Uyghur not only sells mutton skewers, but also writes books well.

It can be said that our lives are getting better day by day. Although prejudice still exists, we cannot expect that all 1.3 billion people are normal people. There will still be a few fools, such as I am not worthy of writing the history of the Han people, and I also say that the Uyghur will not be able to get into college without extra points. By the way, when it comes to the extra points system, I have to explain that the extra points are not all Uyghur. Xinjiang Uyghur can take the college entrance examination in both Uyghur and Chinese. Therefore, taking the college entrance examination in a second language only requires extra points. You must know that there are Uyghur classes in Xinjiang. Most Uyghur classes are from Uyghur classes, and the textbooks are all Uyghur. Lao Lang is from the Chinese class. From not understanding a sentence of Chinese to the present, the price is really high. If you think it is unreasonable to add points to Uyghur students who take the college entrance examination in a second language, then I don’t know what to say.

Let’s talk about it again. Let’s talk about it, we are doing well. There are many rumors on the Internet, and many fools will believe this, or simply join in and slander their brothers. I’ll say that China is a common country with 56 ethnic groups, not privately owned by a certain ethnic group. Everyone lives here. There are not many Uyghur people fighting for it, but we have not had many struggles.

Many big brands are unwilling to use Xinjiang cotton again. It doesn’t matter. We just produce and sell it ourselves. The country protects farmers very well. This probably won’t affect them. They don’t want to use Uyghur employees. It doesn’t matter. There are many jobs. I think this can only be disgusting us and there is no other use. As for the forced labor we stepped on cotton... emmmmm, I really don’t know what to say, and I don’t know how to explain it. I will have an excuse for me to owe updates in the future? I said that I am picking up cotton and I don’t have time to update it?

Anyway, the second and third sons should not be led by lies and rumors. They should believe in their own country and their brothers. Do not use the words "not my race" on their own brothers. Everyone is welcome to visit Xinjiang and see with their own eyes what the Uyghur looks like. Uyghur doesn't like going out. We all like to stay in Xinjiang. Many Uyghurs who cannot stay in Xinjiang go to the mainland to sell mutton skewers. Among them, there are honest people who have sold mutton skewers to support many students, and there are also bad people who deliberately bully others and corrupt the national image. Ma Fujun said, don't put individual crimes on a group, and that's what they said.

I love my hometown, I love my nation, I love my country... I suddenly felt very bad in the morning. Over the years, I have experienced all kinds of slander and rumors. I don’t know if writing these contents is considered sensitive and will block them. However, it doesn’t matter. As a Uyghur, if you don’t speak up at this time, then when will you have to wait?

Okay, let’s not talk about it, prepare to update the code.
Chapter completed!