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Kurban Tulum ((中国語:库尔班・吐鲁木), 1883 - May 26, 1975), also called Uncle Kurban ((中国語:库尔班大叔)), was a Uyghur who lived in Keriya ((中国語:于田县)) ), Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, China. He is treated by the Communist Party of China as a symbol of unity with the Uyghurs.〔 (Kurban Tulum and Chairman Mao Zedong Monument, Unity Square, Hotan, Xinjiang, China ) 〕〔 (Kurban Tulum (Baidu Encyclopedia) ) (in Chinese) 〕 He is said to have visited Urumuqi, the political center of Xinjiang, by riding a donkey, to show his appreciation of the People's Liberation Army's role in the liberation of his area, was herded to Beijing by airplane, and met Mao Zedong on June 28, 1958. Today, the monuments of his shaking hands with Chairman Mao stand at the center of Keriya and in Unity Square of Hotan, the center of his area.〔 (Kurban Tulum ) 〕 As a propaganda, a song "Where Are You Going, Uncle Kurban?" ((中国語:库尔班大叔您去哪儿?)) was later made and a film "Uncle Kurban Visits Beijing" ((中国語:库尔班大叔上北京)) was made in 2002. He is a well-known figure in China as his name also appears in the school textbooks. ==See also==
* Propaganda in the People's Republic of China
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