Urumqi is the capital of Xinjiang and the largest city in five northwestern provinces. It's not very prosperous, but big cities with a population of three or four million are still relatively prosperous. In terms of consumption level and urban development level, it belongs to the middle level in the whole country and is more prosperous than many economically underdeveloped provincial capitals. However, it is not as prosperous as Tianjin (Tianjin is three old-fashioned municipalities and coastal cities, which have been very prosperous since the Republic of China, and it is not the same level as Urumqi, so there is no comparability).

The word "good" depends on how to understand it.

If it's tourism, Urumqi is a developed big city in five West Asian countries, with rich western customs and ethnic characteristics. It is the center of Asia and worth visiting.

If it is employment, although Urumqi's economy is developing rapidly, there is still a gap compared with the economically developed coastal areas. However, among the capitals of the five northwestern provinces and Central Asian countries, Urumqi is a metropolis with developed cities in central China. Whether it is economy, science and technology, transportation, medical care and other aspects, it is still at a developed level. Depends on where the analogy is.

If you are looking at ethnic customs and food, there are Tianshan Mountains, countless beautiful scenery and food, which are still worth visiting.

I hope it helps you.