How to write letters to Uighurs in Xinjiang?

Hello!

Although we have never met, I'd like to invite you to Shenzhen. Even if we don't know each other, we are all children of the big family of the motherland. We should socialize more and become good friends.

Your hometown Kashgar is called "the land of singing and dancing" by us. Your unique folk songs and dances spread to our central plains more than 1000 years ago. I really want to listen to a famous Chinese and foreign classical song Twelve Muqams. I'd also like to try your special fruit. "Everyone praises the grapes in Turpan, melons in Hami, pears in Korla and pomegranates in Yecheng." Every time I think about these fruits, my mouth water. Can you take me to your place to climb the snow mountain? Wang Jian, Dean of shenzhen huada gene research institute, climbed Mount Everest with zero garbage. We should learn from him. Can we also have a mountain climbing trip like this? Let the majestic Kunlun Snow Mountain keep its charm forever.

Welcome to visit our OCT primary school. This year, our school won the honorary title of international ecological school. President Huang also won the "Shenzhen Citizen Environmental Protection Award". President Huang often advocates us: "to protect the earth's environment, we should start with small things around us."

Come on, talk about our green campus! In front of our school, there is a striking scarlet letter: "Shenzhen Overseas Chinese Town Primary School". When you enter the school, you can see four big banyan trees, like four bearded grandfathers. After class, many students will go there to play. A breeze blows, and every banyan beard flutters gently, as if stroking the children. Follow the path! On both sides of the path stood several tall and stout king coconuts, and there were many grasses beside the roots. Whenever summer comes, the unique thunderstorm in Shenzhen ends, and the dark green that swims among the leaves is the footprint of the rain and also lingers on campus. When I came to the teaching building, it immediately reminded me of the ivy that once grew here. Parthenocissus tricuspidata covered the whole wall and painted it with a layer of natural green paint. The sun shines on the leaves and dances like a group of happy elves. Think of the Parthenocissus tricuspidata, as if thinking of the vibrant "green wall".

Go further and you will see a picture. It shows a teenager flying forward in the wind and passing the baton to another teenager. There are also many birds flying with them, and the leaves are fluttering forward. The name of the painting is "Green Transmission". They inherited green welfare, Hui Ze's childlike innocence, Hui Ze's humanity and Hui Ze's nature.

Dear Uighur brothers, welcome to Shenzhen, OCT and our green campus!

Wish you a happy life!