On a cold winter morning, before dawn, street lamps light up one after another along the asphalt road in Maidan Village, Tugumaiti Township, Artux City, Xinjiang. In no time, the "Heart to Heart Bazaar" in the village center was buzzing with voices. In front of the dairy stall, villager Anipa neatly packed 2 kilograms of yogurt and handed it to customers. Now every Wednesday is' Bazaar Day ', and you can sell the volume of the past month in one day, "Anipa said. Beside the booth, Li Ningbo, a second level sergeant from the Xinjiang Military Region's Maidan Border Defense Company, is helping fellow villagers verify online orders. These embroidered cushions will be sent to Urumqi tomorrow, and the postage has been negotiated, "said Li Ningbo. This border bazaar, which used to have only sporadic stalls, has now become a regional commercial center radiating to multiple surrounding villages. Change doesn't happen overnight. Before 2018, Maidan Village was still a national poverty-stricken village, where villagers relied on high-quality dairy products and handicrafts but could not find a market. As a target of assistance for the company, the development of Maidan Village touches the hearts of officers and soldiers. After conducting research, company commander Guan Mengmeng proposed at the military civilian joint meeting: "We need flour from Viluc Village, earth chickens from Tijian Village, and handmade carvings from Kule Arik Village... These characteristic products are scattered in various villages and require a centralized trading platform." After consultation with the village "two committees," the two sides decided to expand Bazaar and create a comprehensive platform with functions such as commodity trading, e-commerce skills training, and convenient services. To this end, the company actively coordinates with relevant departments and strives for special support; In order to save construction costs, officers and soldiers took the initiative to help transport building materials during training breaks... Four months later, the "Lianxin Bazaar" with 28 brand new shops rose from the ground. After the transport vehicle came to a complete stop, retired soldier Aman Tuer jumped out of the carriage and neatly unloaded the daily necessities brought in from the city: "In the past, villagers had to spend a long time traveling to the city to purchase goods, but now the villagers from surrounding villages come to 'Lianxin Bazaar' to buy things. 'Lianxin Bazaar' brings not only convenience for shopping. As a supporting construction area, the nearby "Huimin Station" has expanded its functions, transforming Bazaar from a commodity trading point into a comprehensive service hub that integrates e-commerce operations and logistics distribution functions. Everyone, look, this is authentic Kyrgyz embroidery, very exquisite. ”In the 'Huimin Station', Sergeant Wang Wei held a stabilizer and aimed the live stream camera at villager Gu Li, who was introducing the product. Carrying out e-commerce skills training, helping villagers send and receive express delivery, and conducting free clinics for the masses... In the "Heart to Heart Bazaar", officers and soldiers play the song of enriching the people, composing a touching poem of loving and serving the people, and deep affection for fish and water. The ledger of the village branch secretary Alimujiang records the changes since the opening of the "Lianxin Bazaar" market: the weekly passenger flow is nearly a thousand people, which has driven the villagers to increase their annual income by more than 5000 yuan per capita... As the sun sets, the noise of Bazaar gradually dissipates, and officers, soldiers, and villagers clean up the ground together to prepare for the next "Bazaar Day". (New Society)