Group 1 - The article highlights the unique charm and cultural significance of Xinjiang, particularly through the lens of miniature photography, which connects daily life with imagination [2][3] - Xinjiang is recognized as a major cotton-producing region in China, with a long history of cotton cultivation supported by favorable climatic conditions [6] - The cotton industry in Xinjiang has experienced rapid development due to modern agricultural technologies, achieving mechanization from planting to harvesting, contributing to local farmers' income and the region's high-quality development [7] Group 2 - Xinjiang is also known as the "hometown of lavender" in China, with suitable climatic conditions for lavender cultivation, which has become a new highlight for cultural tourism [11][12] - Lavender not only beautifies rural areas and enriches local residents but also plays a role in the rural revitalization of Xinjiang [12] - The production of Adras silk, recognized as a "living fossil of the Silk Road," involves traditional hand-dyeing and weaving techniques, which have been listed as a national intangible cultural heritage since 2008 [14] - Adras silk has gained new life by combining traditional craftsmanship with modern fashion design, showcasing the cultural heritage and development of the region [15]