Installation of street lights in Ajewustang Village, Aksu, Xinjiang

"Before, it was pitch black when I went out at night, and I couldn't see anything. It was very inconvenient to travel. Now that the new street lights have been installed, it is much safer to walk at night, and I don't need to use a flashlight anymore." said Kurban Yasheng, a villager in Ajewustang Village, Yuqiwustang Township, Kuche City, Aksu Prefecture, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Walking under the newly installed solar street lights, residents praised them.

On August 12, the village work team of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Education Department carried out the road lighting project and installed more than 200 solar street lights, which not only facilitated the travel of the people but also achieved energy conservation and emission reduction. Rows of street lights not only illuminated the "safe road" for the people to travel, but also illuminated the "happy road" for the villagers' lives, and also illuminated the "revitalization road" for rural development.

In early July this year, the work team learned during the visits that due to the long installation time of street lights, some of them have "struck" and some sections of the road have not yet been installed with street lights. People can only walk in the dark at night, especially during the busy farming season of spring planting and autumn harvest. It is very inconvenient for villagers to go out early and return late, and there are also great safety hazards. Everyone is eager to install street lights. After learning about this situation, the work team actively played the role of a backing unit, sought funds from various parties, and organized village cadres to discuss the installation of street lights and coordinate to solve this "troublesome matter" in the hearts of the masses.

Installing street lights is not only a matter of convenience for the people, but also a true reflection of the fact that the village work team and the village "two committees" always put "serving the people" in the first place of their work and actively respond to the hot and difficult issues that the people are concerned about. Street lights illuminate every inch of land, facilitate the people, warm the hearts of the people, and "light up" the happy life of the villagers.