East Turkistan is a tourist destination for the Chinese and a prison for the Uyghurs

A direct flight between East Turkistan and Samarkand was launched for the first time. Currently, East Turkistan is a tourist destination for Chinese people, but it is a prison for the East Turkistan people.
China's East Turkistan propaganda agency Tiryot Tagh reported that on October 15, China Southern Airlines Group Co., Ltd.'s flight CZ5053 flew from Urumqi to Samarkand, the second largest city in Uzbekistan, marking the first regular direct flight between East Turkistan and Samarkand. Thus, China Southern Airlines' flights from East Turkistan to Uzbekistan have doubled.
It is reported that the newly opened Urumqi-Samarkand flight CZ5053 will depart once a week. The flight departs from Urumqi every Sunday and lands in Samarkand on the same day. On the return journey, flight CZ5054 departs from Samarkand every Monday and lands in Urumqi on the same day.
According to Chinese media reports, by October 12th, the number of international passengers transported by China Southern Airlines from East Turkistan has exceeded 230,000. With the opening of the Samarkand Air Line, the number of international and regional transportation points departing from Urumqi has reached 13.
The genocide committed by China in East Turkistan is on the international agenda, and because of this, China has faced international pressure and some sanctions, and opposition to China in the international arena has become stronger and stronger. As it has done in the past, China is trying to make the eyes of the international community blind. For this purpose, on the one hand, in order to trick foreign Uyghurs and send them back to East Turkistan to punish them, if a small number of Uyghurs who live close to China are allowed to go abroad, by changing the location and shape of the punishment camps established in East Turkistan, they will organize cooperation from journalists and agencies close to China. It is exciting to visit East Turkistan. It is also increasing the attraction of Chinese to East Turkistan, investing heavily in road and air traffic in East Turkistan, and trying to pretend that the genocide in East Turkistan does not exist by developing tourism.