One cultural battlefield after another is booming, batches of dream chasers are nurturing talents, and cultural courtyards are nourishing the beautiful countryside... In early summer, entering the southern foothills of the Tianshan Mountains in the Aksu region of Xinjiang, the fragrance of culture can be smelled everywhere. It quietly allows cadres and masses of all ethnic groups to hold hands, shoulder to shoulder, and tightly embrace each other like pomegranate seeds, playing the harmonious song of national unity and progress together. During the May Day holiday, a group of citizens flocked to the Aksu Academy of Traditional Chinese Culture, following the footsteps of the tour guide and meeting traditional Chinese culture through rich historical documents, pictures, and objects. This Chinese Academy, located on the banks of the Duolang River, was completed and put into use in July 2023. After its opening, it has become a good place for citizens to relax. It is composed of National Studies Museum, National Studies Hall, National Studies Workshop, National Studies Park, National Studies Square, etc., with complete elements and rich content, jointly providing high-quality cultural services to the local people. In addition to traditional Chinese culture, local historical relics are also an important part of the exhibition at Aksu Academy of Chinese Culture. Among them, the discovery of the Liu Ping Guozhi Guanting Cliff in Baicheng County confirms the historical fact that the Han Dynasty stationed troops in the Western Regions built the Ting Tunnel to defend the Xiongnu and maintain the smoothness of the Silk Road. "The Aksu Academy of Traditional Chinese Culture comprehensively showcases excellent traditional Chinese culture and regional ethnic culture, constantly attracting citizens to visit." Jiang Liming, Secretary General of the Aksu Regional Federation of Literary and Art Circles, introduced that the academy also regularly holds exhibitions and performances of traditional Chinese culture, such as calligraphy and art creation, recitation, and Yu Opera, allowing people of all ethnic groups to learn and appreciate excellent traditional Chinese culture through education and entertainment, draw on the spirit of patriotism, and continuously strengthen the sense of community of the Chinese nation. The Aksu Cultural and Art Museum, the Ushbedeili Beacon Sui Great Wall National Cultural Park, and the Kekeya Memorial Hall... each distinctive cultural battlefield extends like capillaries to the streets and alleys of Aksu, taking root and thriving with urban development, building a shared spiritual home for all ethnic groups, and rallying the strength of common progress. At the foot of the Tumur Peak in the Tianshan Mountains, the campus of Aksu Vocational and Technical College is lush green and bustling with unique cultural features. Teachers and students work together to replant pear trees, peach trees, and apple trees... According to the dean of the college, Manishamu Yasheng, this school is integrated from six vocational schools and has more than 12000 students. Among them, 90% of the students come from within the territory, 80% come from rural areas, and ethnic minority students in Aksu, Kashgar, and Hotan areas are the main group. How to enhance the attractiveness of ideological and political courses to young students? Since 2013, the college has been trying to integrate the Ke Ke Ya spirit formed by Aksu in the process of wind and sand prevention and control into the practice of cultural education innovation and reform, promoting the Ke Ke Ya spirit into courses, classrooms, and campuses, and exploring a new path of educating people with local cultural characteristics. The college integrates the spirit of self-reliance, struggle, ecological civilization, and creativity contained in the spirit of Ke Keya into the curriculum system. The series of stories "The Flower of Belief Blooms in the Vast Forest" are implanted into the ideological and political classroom. Ke Keya Desert Greening Project witnesses and experts in wind and sand prevention and forest cultivation are invited to appear in the professional classroom, and the Ke Keya Spirit and Culture Studio is established