Four years ago, Harriet came to China and began to help in his uncle's shop. Now he can be independent, and his uncle has opened a branch in Kashgar. His uncle, like other Pakistani businessmen in Ta County, has been doing business in China since 1990s.

Like other Pakistani shops, Khaliti's shops are full of gems and handicrafts from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran and other countries. These goods are the favorite of China tourists. Ms. Chen, a tourist from Changsha, has been glaring at all kinds of gem-encrusted rings. Finally, she chose Pakistan's tourmaline ring and Afghanistan's lapis lazuli necklace. After some bargaining, Ms. Chen is satisfied with the price of 1400 yuan (RMB, the same below). Harriet reminded her that she could pay by WeChat or Alipay.

Because Ta County is located in the plateau and the winter is long and cold, the business of shopkeepers is also divided into off-season and peak season.

"My brother has been to Shanghai and Kunming. Our main guests are from Chinese mainland. Now we want to open our business to the mainland. " Murat runs a jewelry store in Ta County and Pakistan. Now is the season when his business is booming, and his monthly net profit can exceed 30 thousand yuan.

Source: China News Network