Uyghur medicine is an important part of Chinese medicine, and sand therapy is a characteristic treatment of Uyghur medicine. Today the weather is excellent, the morning sun is hot to wake up the land of the fire state, the sky is blue and blue without a trace of clouds.
Today is definitely a good weather for sand therapy, eat breakfast and rest for a while, someone impatiently holding a large umbrella, carrying a water bottle, a water bottle, wearing comfortable and breathable clothes, wearing a sunhat. Head to the sand to bury the sand.
There are four dunes in this sand retreat, namely the Kaihe Ghra Dune, the Kuyash Dune, the Ayi Dune and the Marjan Dune, which are Uyghur terms that translate to Hero Dune, Sun Dune, Moon Dune and Zhuzhu Dune. I don't know why it's named like this, there's always a certain reason for it!
According to locals, the Kaihe Gh mandra dunes originate from the fact that the dunes were originally very high, and when the surface temperature of the dunes was very high in the hot summer, everyone competed to see who could run to the top of the dunes, and if anyone ran up, he was a hero. With the passage of time, this sand dune is no longer so high, but slowly walks up the wooden boardwalk, of course, it has lost the original charm of the name.
The sand field is surrounded by desert plants camel thorn and shuttle trees, which protect the thousand-year-old sand field from the wind, firmly clinging to the desert, protecting the surrounding farmhouses and vineyards. The sun dunes are overgrown with vegetation, and for some reason it seems to have been abandoned by someone, which feels a pity.
When they arrived at the sand field, people first dug a pit to dry for a while, because the surface of the sand was very hot, but the temperature of the deep sand was relatively low, they put on a large umbrella, put on shorts, lay in the bunker, buried the hot sand all over the chest, and the two arms were not pulled down.
A warm current filled the whole body, as if lying on a warm winter fire, about half an hour or so, got up and was covered with sand, the more sticky it was, the better, indicating that the heavy moisture on the body was discharged.
The men were bare-chested and had tattoos on their backs. Women wear nice t-shirts or floral dresses to hide their shame. Of course, there are also those who wear suspenders to bury the sand, if there is no man around, some people are eager to bury it naked, there is no feminine bikini girl on the beach by the sea, only the body after being caressed by the hot sand.
Most of the Kazakh compatriots buried sand here, they live in the grassland pastures all year round to feel that sand therapy is more valuable, of course, there are also Han compatriots who come from the interior to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other diseases.
Tourists from all directions make this originally quiet sand treatment town lively, the road is constantly ringing, there are small traders and vendors shouting, and some farm courtyards are also clean and tidy, providing food and accommodation and sand treatment places, people choose according to their own needs.
Before sunset and dusk, people drag their tired bodies and the fine sand stuck to their bodies back to their respective residences, rest and chat or sit on the expensive battery car for a ride, and there are also people sitting in exquisite horse-driven caravans, accompanied by the sound of bells and horseshoes, and everyone looks forward to the arrival of tomorrow's sunny day in their favorite way.
