The rich ice and snow resources make Xinjiang's winter especially attractive. In recent days, ski resorts in many places across Xinjiang have taken the lead in resuming business, opening doors to welcome guests, and launching a variety of preferential activities, so that Xinjiang's ice and snow tourism and ice and snow sports are "burning" again, becoming a bright color in the resumption of production and marketing. Upgrading and upgrading, many ski resorts were opened at the end of November and early December. Altay and Urumqi announced that the ski resorts were reopened. At the beginning of this year, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the General Administration of Sport of the People's Republic of China released the first batch of national ski resorts, both of which were on the list. Urumqi ski resort is mainly located in Nanshan. On December 5, when the reporter came here, the Silk Road Resort and Baiyun Ski Resort had opened, and three ski resorts were making final preparations before opening. "This year, we introduced Olympic event level snow making and snow pressing equipment, renovated and expanded the primary and intermediate ski trails, optimized alpine ski trails, and increased the total area of ski trails by more than three times to 1.2 million square meters, providing better experience for ski enthusiasts." Huang He, deputy general manager of Xinjiang Silk Road International Resort, said. Altay, known as the "snow capital of China", has rich and high-quality "powder snow" resources. There are four major ski areas in the 838 square kilometers of natural ski area: Jiangjun Mountain, Sarkobu, Yeka Gorge and Uxilic. All ski resorts are going all out to prepare for the new snow season. "This year, a total of 1.83 billion yuan has been invested in four international ski resorts, namely, Jiangjunshan, Koktohai, Jikeprin and Qinggelilangshan, to implement the construction of ski trails, cableways, reception service centers, power and roads, and comprehensively upgrade the software and hardware of ski resorts." According to the relevant person in charge of the Culture, Sports, Radio, Television and Tourism Administration of Altay, especially the Jiangjunshan Ski Resort, 10 ski trails and 2 aortic cableways have been built, and the snow making equipment has increased by more than 50%. The tourist service center has added brand food, wooden house hotels, and shared meeting rooms, and 6 night ski trails with upgraded lights. Zhou Hao, deputy director of the Resources Development Department of the Department of Culture and Tourism of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, said that as of December 11, most of the 84 ski resorts in the region had opened. The cultural and tourism departments were actively connecting with the railway and civil aviation, and planned to open special trains and chartered flights for ice and snow tours. All prefectures and cities have also accelerated the construction of ice and snow venues, enriched ice and snow products and business types, improved the capacity of reception and support, and further promoted Xinjiang's ice and snow tourism brand. Tourists from both inside and outside Xinjiang experience snow and ice happily. Wearing red pants and white vests, they step on the snowboard and whirl along the ski trail. A series of snowflakes are stirred up like a tide... The 50 year old Wang Jun's smooth operation on the ski resort drew a lot of applause. "I am a native of Urumqi, and I like skiing. I have been skiing in Nanshan for 20 years. I enjoy the feeling of fast skiing on a snowboard. Skiing brings me health, happiness and sunshine." Wang Jun said that Nanshan Ski Resort was windless and the temperature was relatively high. He often wore a vest when skiing, and was nicknamed "Brother Vest" by snow friends. There are not only senior players, but also cute and rustling children on the ski resort. Huang Zihang, 9 years old, stepped on the double boards and sprinted down the snow track