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Aygul Sayim, a mother of two from Luntai County in China's Xinjiang, is in her 7-month pregnancy. She and her husband run an agricultural cooperative, helping local farmers sell apricots and fragrant pears. They strive to create a better future for their children. #GLOBALink Produced by Xinhua Global Service

Xinjiang, My home: Parents run agricultural cooperative to create better future for children

STORY: Xinjiang, My home: Parents run agricultural cooperative to create better future for children DATELINE: Aug. 5, 2022 LENGTH: 00:02:20 LOCATION: URUMQI, China CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. SOUNDBITE (Uyghur/Chinese): Aygul Sayim and her family STORYLINE: Aygul Sayim, a mother of two from Luntai County in China's Xinjiang, is in her 7-month pregnancy. She and her husband run an agricultural cooperative, helping local farmers sell apricots and fragrant pears. They strive to create a better future for their children. SOUNDBITE (Uyghur/Chinese): Aygul Sayim and her family "Mom, the baby is kicking me. My name is Ayi Guli. I'm 7 months pregnant now. Enough? Munire, have you finished your homework? I'm going to write it now. You can play after it's done. These are my two children. The eldest daughter is in grade 4. The second daughter is still small. She likes messing with her sister. Sweetie, don't snatch. Leave your sister alone. She has to do homework. Where are you going? I'm going to play with dad. M