Dear MEL
Topic Readers,
A city without
traffic lights
The city doesn’t
look modern at all. Rather, it looks either very ancient or futuristic. There
aren’t any tall buildings or highways. It spreads out with eight main roads from
the central square in a very organized fashion, forming an octagonal shape.
One distinctly
unique feature of this remote city in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur
autonomous region is there are no traffic lights. Is that because there aren’t
so many cars on the roads, people drive so decently that there is no need for
traffic control, or there is no electricity or budget to lit traffic lights?
Enjoy reading
and seeing the photos of this remote but well-organized city in Uygur.
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