Recommended by Xinjiang Film Encyclopedia

Xinjiang is rich in natural resources and cultural landscape, and it is a place full of charm and vitality. The films in Xinjiang also reflect the diversity and uniqueness here, and there are many excellent works worth seeing. Let me show you some Xinjiang films, hoping to make you feel the charm of Xinjiang.

1, singing wings

This is a musical film with the theme of Xinjiang Uygur song and dance, which tells the story of a group of young people who have experienced love, friendship and affection in the process of pursuing their musical dreams. The film shows the traditional culture and modern life of Uighurs in Xinjiang, as well as their love and persistence in music. The songs and dances in the film are performed by real Uygur singers and dancers, full of ethnic customs and artistic charm.

2. Taklimakan drums

The film tells the story of Ayi Guli, a Uighur girl, chasing her dream of dancing in a mountain village on the edge of Taklimakan desert, and shows the touching story of Xinjiang people's pursuit of a better life.

3. Kunlun Brothers

This is an action movie set in Kunlun Mountain, Xinjiang, which tells the touching story of "national unity and one family" cadres caring for the people of all ethnic groups and wholeheartedly solving problems for the people of all ethnic groups.

4. Tourists on the iceberg

Starting with the love suspense between the true and false Gulantan and the warrior Amir, the film tells the story of the border guard, platoon leader Yang and the spy false Gulantan, and finally the victorious Amir reunited with the true Gulantan. The film shows the magnificent western scenery, rich national characteristics and profound historical background. The theme song of the movie is Why Flowers Are So Red, which is very classic and has been sung ever since.