The next largest group are the Han Chinese, who account for about 40% of those living in Xinjiang, almost all in the major cities. Numbering around ten million, Uyghurs are the majority ethnic group in Xinjiang, and make up approximately 43% of the population. As the result of a gradual process of Islamization beginning in the 9th and 10th centuries the region has long been home to a large Muslim population that today includes Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Uzbeks, Tajiks, Dongxiang, and Hui, as well as the inhabitants of the oasis cities ringing the Taklamakan Desert, the people who call themselves Uyghurs. While the lands comprising modern Xinjiang were joined together formally into a single territory only in the mid-18th c., during the Qing dynasty (CE 1636–1911), the region has for millennia enjoyed deep connections both with China and with the rest of Eurasia, involving religion, art, music, and food, as well as technology, diplomacy, conquest, and trade.īuddhism was the dominant religion in what is now southern Xinjiang (Altishahr, also called eastern Turkestan) for most of the first millennium CE. Xinjiang is a region in western China that stretches from Mongolia to the Tibetan plateau, and from the Pamirs to Gansu province, forming the borderland of the People’s Republic of China with the states of Central Asia. Medium for sound other Other physical details sd., col.This exhibit was on display in CGIS South, Friends of Japan Concourse from February 2020-March 2022. System control number (MWT)MWT12221773 System details Mode of access: World Wide Web Video recording format other 12221773 Publisher number MWT12221773 Sound sound Sound on medium or separate sound on medium Specific material designation Medium for sound other Other physical details sd., col.
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Ultimately, they're forced to embark on a journey that will either destroy or affirm their relationship- journey that shows that only the strength and resilience of Lily's love can combat the trauma that Sam has brought back from war Cataloging source Midwest Characteristic videorecording Credits note Directed by Jon Stanford Intended audience Not rated PerformerNote Tom Campion, Rebecca Birch, Simon Armstrong But in trying to make the old bird hide an idyll, she unintentionally cuts herself off from all and from everything she knows. When Sam needs a place to retreat, Lily is happy to offer up her childhood hangout. Any expectations she has of rekindling their relationship are overturned as she is drawn deeper into his post-war world. Language eng Summary Set in the Shropshire countryside, Lily's routine existence of work, family, and friends is called into question when her soldier boyfriend Sam comes home on leave.
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