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Uyghur fruit sellers are individuals, often of Uyghur ethnicity, who trade fruits in various markets, bazaars, and street corners, primarily in regions where Uyghur communities are prevalent, such as Uygur Region. They provide fresh and diverse fruits to local communities, contributing to the region's vibrant culinary culture and economy. These sellers may offer a wide range of fruits, including melons, grapes, apricots, figs, pomegranates, and various varieties of nuts. The trade of fruits is a means of livelihood, a cultural tradition passed down through generations in Uyghur communities. Additionally, Uyghur fruit sellers contribute to the diversity and richness of local markets, creating a lively and colourful atmosphere for shoppers.
Reference:
Zunun, Memet T. (2019) The Encyclopedia of Uyghur Tradition and Social Customs. London: Uyghur Language Study.
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