From a flag rising in a Tacheng courtyard to a table where six ethnic groups share bread and stories, Xinjiang's daily rhythms turn "meeting" into "belonging". In the Grand Bazaar, the scent of leather and the lines of carpets travel with the ring of handcrafted instruments. Beyond the city lights, riders from many backgrounds chase the same finish line, and a single cheer carries many tongues. Across neighborhoods, community grows through connected hearts - open doors, a helping hand on the stairs. In schools, the national standard language becomes a bridge, so children from different backgrounds read the same page and walk farther on the same road. Here, the sense of community for the Chinese nation is a lived practice - in courtyards, markets, arenas and classrooms - day after day.