Tekes Lijie is a street in Tekes Bagua City. "Keep a city and remember a street." This is a saying often said by people in Bagua City. "Cheng" refers to people closing the city, and "street" refers to Lijie Ethnic Customs Pedestrian Street; Anyone familiar with Xinjiang knows that when you go to Yili, you must visit Bafeng City; when you go to Bagua City, you must visit Lijie; Qian, Kun, Zhen, Xun, Kan, Li, Gen, Dui Bagua City There are eight streets, and Lijie is one of them; "Li" represents fire in the I Ching hexagram, symbolizing auspiciousness, celebration, and prosperity. Because the neighborhood happens to be in the position of the Li hexagram, it is called "Lijie". The street has a total length of 1,700 meters and a total area of about 92,000 square meters. It is composed of 7 lanes and multiple characteristic courtyards. It has a profound cultural heritage since ancient times and integrates Wusun culture, Silk Road culture, grassland culture, and Yijing culture; according to With the design concept of "repairing the old as before", we spend money to upgrade and renovate Lijie, retain the existing residential courtyards, and gradually transform into tourism services while maintaining the same residential functions and neighborhood structure, integrating B&Bs, food, and ethnic products. A leisurely neighborhood with a warm atmosphere, friendly folk customs, old but not old, elegant and unique B&B courtyards, blooming flowers, colorful sculptures, elegant and spiritual
The moving murals, a skewer of barbecue on the stove, a child nibbling watermelon, the old doors with mottled paint, and the rough and simple red brick courtyard walls are like a quiet picture of time.