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China, Dabaozi, January 2006 Dog-fight. After the victory. Minorities are only tolerated for their traditional folklore value. The Mukedasi family of the Dabaozi village has to host foreign tourists who are accompanied by the government. Dancers, musicians, traditional costumes, cock- and dog-fights, festival meals including the slaughtering of a sheep... all that makes up a traditional Uyghur family dinner. Official voyage to Xinjiang organized by Chinese authorities: "We are the government, we know the local communities. You are a foreigner, you don't know where to find interesting things, so that is why the government is here to show you the good spots. If we hid something from you, that would mean that we weren't showing you the reality." Hu Xiaodong, Deputy Managing Director of the Information Office in Xinjiang. China, Dabaozi, janvier 2006 Combat de chiens. Les minorites n'ont droit de citer que pour alimenter le folklore local. La famille Mukedasi dans le village de Dabaozi est tenue d'accueillir les touristes etrangers accompagnes par le gouvernement. Danseuses, musiciens, costumes traditionnels, combats de coqs et de chiens et repas de fete avec "gorgement d'un mouton... constituent un diner dans une famille traditionnelle Ouigour. Voyage officiel au Xinjiang organise par les autorites chinoises : "Nous sommes le gouvernement, nous connaissons les populations locales, vous etes etranger, vous ne savez pas o? sont les bonnes choses, c'est pour cela que le gouvernement est lr pour vous indiquer les bons endroits. Si nous vous cachions quelque chose, cela voudrait dire qu'on ne vous montre pas la realite". Hu Xiaodong, Depute Directeur General de l'information au Xinjiang. Samuel Bollendorff / Agence VU
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