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Xinjiang GDP Per capita surpasses $10,000USD for the first time in the history in 2022

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Xinjiang GDP Per capita surpasses $10,000USD for the first time in the history in 2022

It's still well below China's average, but it's already hit the record high in its history
超过1万美元的还有:

12、陕西 1.22万美元

13、安徽 1.09万美元

14、山西 1.08万美元

15、湖南 1.08万美元

16、江西 1.05万美元

17、宁夏 1.04万美元

18、新疆 1.01万美元

19、辽宁 1.00万美元

20、四川 1.00万美元

 
Peace and prosperity are always hand in hand

Beautiful Xinjiang welcome you
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Although Xinjiang's GDP per capita is still well below China's average, but the standard of living could easily rival firs tier cities in China if not higher. The cost of living in Xinjiang is just incredibly low, and education is all for free with full coverage of healthcare.

Tourist shocked by super low cost of living and local price in Xinjiang Urumqi​

Tourist was shocked by the super low cost of living and local price in Xinjiang Urumqi , 0.7$ for a bowl of milk tea with free naan bread , multiple different kinds of naans, cheese flavor, rose flavor, onion flavor... and they are all you can eat... it's like 0.7$ of buffet.

 
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Tourist shocked by super low cost of living and local price in Xinjiang Urumqi​

Tourist was shocked by the super low cost of living and local price in Xinjiang Urumqi , 0.7$ for a bowl of milk tea with free naan bread , multiple different kinds of naans, cheese flavor, rose flavor, onion flavor... and they are all you can eat... it's like 0.7$ of buffet.

Food is almost free in Xinjiang...
 
You will never learn these information about Xinjiang from the western media, if one just goes by western media, Xinjiang in their mind must be a picture of literal hell on earth where tons of innocent locals perish hourly in the genocide rivaling Nazi's concentration camps in WW2
 
Not only the food is cheap like nothing, housing price in Xinjiang is also unbelieveably cheap, really envy the cost of living there

Tourist shocked by how cheap housing price is in Korla, Xinjiang​

Tourist is shocked by how cheap housing price is in Korla, Xinjiang province He keeps exclaiming that he can't understand in such a beaufiul and highly developed city, why the housing price is merely 3,000 yuan, (440$) per square meter. Korla's housing price is so cheap and if he, as a travel, now has the impulse to buy one.

 
Beijing and Xinjiang, who is richer..?

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A subdivided unit at No. 121 Lanman Hutong, about 10 minutes’ drive from Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, changed hands on November 11 for 1.28 million yuan (US$182,400) after 136 rounds of furious bidding during an auction in Beijing.

The new owner bought a 5.6-square metre (72 square feet) cubicle covered in bathroom tiles large enough to fit a bunk bed, with standing room only.

This money for that 5.6-square metre "house" in Beijing probably is well enough to buy two of this single houses in Xinjiang
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Traveler tries Xinjiang hand pilaf in Kashgar, starting from 2 yuan ( 0.3$) an order, don't know why they still sell it for money, it's no difference from just giving it away for free.

 
Although meals could be free in school, students still sometimes go out of school to buy pilaf in Xinjiang, cause pilaf is so cheap and delicious, only 2 yuan, (0.3$) an order, the price is almost like free give-away.

So If I eat pilaf for 3 meals a day, 6 yuan (0.9$) can cover my daily food expense, just crazy.. why not just give them for free..


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In 2010 Xinjiang's GDP per capita was $2,000. Xinjiang's GDP per capita grew 5 times in just one decade....amazing...
 
Schools' cafeterias in Xinjiang has two sections, one is paid section where food need to be paid for, another is free food section where food is free of charge

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Why China's free school meal policy also benefits foreign students? they really should pay , they just eat too much.

My free school meals in China

 

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