Quick facts about Xinjiang's cotton industry

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China is one of the largest producers of cotton in the world. The country supplies over one-fifth of the cotton used globally and about 87 percent of the Chinese output of the product comes from its Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Why is Xinjiang the top producer of cotton in China? How does the cotton industry help the local economy? Here are the facts you need to know. #Xinjiang

[MrBlurpBlurp-hgdj]

People of Xinjiang are resilient and will overcome any hardship. Prosper China and Xinjiang province.

[krishnachannel]

We support xinjang cotton and Chinese cotton farmers.

[discoverchina]

Xinjiang locals worked hard to lift themselves out of extreme poverty or to achieve a prosperous live.
So this led to the jealousy of some countries in the world, they tried to destroy the happy lives of the people, but our people will prove that they are wrong

[discoverchina]

Xinjiang cotton is the country's largest cotton provider, which directly made China the 2nd largest cotton producer in the world, the produced cotton is of high quality and is the fruits of all Xinjiang locals, including the 13 ethnic groups living on the piece of land
Hope friends from all around the world will stand with Xinjiang, support Xinjiang cotton and boycott BCI companies

[fookoonlai]

The old saying, if you can't beat them join them, but the 5 eye Countries refuse, there just complaint, keep up the good work China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Xinjiang, Tibet, and the 14 billion Chinese.

[autumnseason]

It is no use smearing, facts speak louder than words.

[waynejr.]

Imperialistic BCI just made a gigantic advertisement for Xinjiang cotton which was little known among the consumers, ok, *Xinjiang Cotton*

[alexsong]

CGTN 's video always been banned by YouTube what ashame

[chatsoon]

Forced machine works, machine right violation.

[nileshbhattacharya]

Jia you China .
Xinjiang cotton ❤️ forever ❤️❤️❤️🙏..

[StevenX-vr]

US is punishing Uighurs for their hardworking and their pursuit for better lives in the name of human rights. In China, except some large scale state-owned farms (pretty much mechanized), most of farming lands in China are family operated, Government may provide some technical support, but farmers themselves decide what to plant and how to manage their farming. Farmers decide if they want use machines or use labor (save money) for farming.

[EdiSaFukeratMo]

Sometimes I think that other countries would make up unfounded rumours just to maintain their industry dominance in the world market.

[bstan]

stop animal abuse.
stop wool, stop lamb meat, stop beef, stop fur

Animal Equality UK
Animals Australia
Animal Aid
PETA

[angelinej]

Actually XinJiang is open for everyone! Many tourists from all over the world visit XinJiang to see the beautiful scenery and experience the special culture every year! It's no any secret at all! Why the westerner still keep on lying??

[rbo]

These are being rammed in my stream seems chinas policy regardless of opinion helps the overall country which is what a nation is meant to they have Different ways to protect culture for prosperity of its only whats claimed thats the problem because we have civilised nations settled stay safe lots of love

[gaoip]

Oh well, more great cotton clothing for people who doesn't discriminate Xinjiang cotton. It's their loss.

[radhakrishna]

Muslims in China🇨🇳, .
Islamic values in China🇨🇳...
Islam and Carl Marx....
Equality for all....
Those who criticized Carl Marx... Suffer from mental Abberations...

[bstan]

Animal Equality UK
Animals Australia
Animal Aid
PETA

[daytrader-iyyb]

The systemic discrimination and harassment against native aboriginal --- A Mi'kmaq First Nation that encountered violence after launching a self-regulated lobster fishery last fall has filed a lawsuit against non-Indigenous fishers in Nova Scotia Canada, the RCMP and the federal government. The statement of claim also alleges that both the RCMP and the federal Fisheries Department failed in their duties to ensure the safety of Indigenous fishers. It says the Mounties knew or ought to have known the Indigenous fishers were at risk, but the lawsuit says the RCMP failed "to act appropriately ... to deter or prevent the unlawful acts" or to deploy adequate resources to keep the court action also alleges that non-Indigenous fishers operated their vessels in a reckless manner, "intentionally driving close to certain of the plaintiffs' vessels or creating large wakes to swamp the ... vessels, threatening the safety of one or more of the plaintiffs." Indigenous fishers also claim they were chased, swarmed and surrounded on the water, and that some non-Indigenous fishers fired flares at them.
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