China's propaganda that "Uyghurs are living in happiness" is completely false

The statements of a Chinese tourist who went to East Turkistan show China's strict surveillance and repression in East Turkistan, genocide under various pretexts, and China's propaganda that "the people are living in happiness" is completely false.
On May 21, a Chinese tourist posted a video on social media, in which he said that when he arrived at a checkpoint in Guma County, Hotan Province, the checkpoint officers opened the trunk of his car and searched it, revealing vegetables, a small knife for cutting fruit, and a knife. He found the gas canister and said he would photograph the items and send them up, as well as confiscate the larger knife inside. The police officer said that such knives are among the prohibited tools in the area. The knives, razors, and even scissors used in everyday life must be entered with a laser light, user ID number and binary code. After purchasing these blades, report to the local police station within seven days, otherwise they will be confiscated.
Finally, the point staff asked the tourist if he had a drone, and the tourist said that there was none. Point officials also told tourists that the so-called "Xinjiang" is a border region, and the airspace in most parts of the region has been designated as a no-fly zone, and people with drones must notify local authorities in advance.
Surprised by this strict system, the Chinese tourist asked, "Where in our provinces are there things like this?" He revealed that China is treating the East Turkistan people differently, and that the sad situation in East Turkistan is continuing as it has been in previous years.
Currently, China is strictly enforcing the genocidal policy against the East Turkistan people. Fearing that the Uyghur people will protest or retaliate against the extreme repression and massacre, China has forced all the scissors and knives of the craftsmen and operators in East Turkistan to be chained. Such scenes cannot be seen anywhere in the world, and it is a clear indication that China sees any Uyghur as a dangerous terrorist.
Even before that, there were videos on social media showing that the East Turkistan people were living under severe repression, surveillance and humiliation. In some of the videos, knives, razors, and even scissors used by Uyghurs are being entered with ID numbers and binary codes using laser light. Uncoded knives have been known to be confiscated by police and have sparked strong reactions on social media.
This year, China continues to strictly control, and it continues to enforce the extreme terror policy, such as entering ID numbers and binary codes for records, forcing it to be tied to a fixed location, and the genocide policy is continuing.