As the key point of the ancient Silk Road, Xinjiang has been inhabited by many ethnic groups since ancient times, and all ethnic groups have always taken root in the fertile soil of Chinese civilization, created a splendid and colorful history and culture, and preserved a long-standing cultural heritage.
Recently, the State Administration of Cultural Heritage organized the theme publicity activity of Xinjiang's cultural relics protection and utilization achievements, recording the beauty of Xinjiang's cultural relics with the lens and exploring the cultural relics of various ethnic groups.
The Beiting Ancient City is mainly a relic of the Tang Dynasty, mainly including the site of the Beiting Ancient City and the site of the Beiting Gaochang Uighur Buddhist Temple in the west of the city site. The picture shows the ruins of the north gate of the inner city of the ancient city of Beiting.
Beiting Gaochang Uighur Buddhist Temple Site Museum Sculpture Exhibition Hall 101 with Hall Clay Sculpture Replica Display.
Located in Turpan, the ancient city of Gaochang is an important hub of the southern route of the Tianshan Mountains of the Silk Road.
The ancient city of Gaochang at the foot of the Flame Mountain.
As the transportation artery of the Silk Road, Jiaohe Ancient City, a world cultural heritage, is the world's most intact, longest-lasting and largest ancient city with raw earth structure.
The old city of Jiaohe at sunset.
The "Xinjiang Historical Relics Exhibition" of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Museum is based on the general history of China and the local history of Xinjiang, systematically and intellectually displaying and publicizing the Xinjiang chapter of pluralistic and integrated Chinese culture.
Visitors visit the Tang Dynasty Silk Road Trade Exchange Exhibition Area.
Pictures of Loulan mural tombs and unearthed textiles.
The brocade arm guard of "Five Stars Out of the East to Benefit China" was unearthed in the cemetery of Minfeng Niya in 1995, showing the ingenuity and superior skills of the design and production of brocade in the Han Dynasty, revealing the glorious historical connotation of the Han Dynasty's governance of the oasis city in the Western Regions.
The Junggar Monument in Pingding is located on Geden Mountain on the border line of more than 50 kilometers southwest of Zhaosu County, Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang. The Sumubai River, which meanders at the foot of the mountain, is a border river between China and Kazakhstan, and Kazakhstani villages can be seen in the distance.
On the front of the inscription of the Junggar Monument in Pingding, the inscription records in detail the combat process and brilliant achievements of the Qing army in pacifying Junggar in Dingding, and recounts the history and grand occasion of the central power in the northwest frontier region during the Han and Tang dynasties.
Students visit the exhibition at the Museum of the Ili Kazakh Autonomous Region.