摘要
A Uygur photographer presents the real Xinjiang and its people in a new book designed to break ethnic stereotypes A widespread stereotype in China holds that migrant workers from the coun-try’s northwestern Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region are people who work in coastal cities as street vendors of kebabs or nuts.However,photographer
Awidespread stereotype in China holds that migrant workers from the coun- ,try＇s northwestern Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region are people who work in coastal cities as street vendors of kebabs or nuts. However, photographer Kurbanjan Samafs new book, I Am From Xinjiang, proves that people from the region are hardly limited to these typecast roles. Xinjiang natives work as doctors, reporters, teachers, company employees and more all across the country.
