China aims to attract 400 million tourists through 'genocide tourism'

China aims to attract 400 million tourists through 'genocide tourism'

China is trying to develop "genocide tourism" to hide its crimes in East Turkestan.

In particular, a conference on tourism development in Xinjiang was held in Kuchar, Aksu Province. Through this, China is trying to showcase the power of the "Kushan Period" civilization and the diversity of Chinese culture.

The conference was attended by ambassadors from 33 countries residing in China, as well as government and business representatives.

The government plans to attract more than 400 million tourists to East Turkestan annually by 2030 and generate revenue of about one trillion yuan.

Earlier, an ancient underground cemetery museum was opened in the city of Kuchar, which was interpreted in a way that contradicts scientific grounds. The authorities are using this cemetery to carry out propaganda that "East Turkestan was historically under Chinese rule."