Urumqi International Grand Bazaar is a bustling urban market that attracts diverse communities and cultures from China and Central Asia. The research project aims to explore the coexistence and integration of these cultures in the market space. The paper, titled "Harmonious Coexistence: The Three-Dimensional Interweaving of Multiculturalism in Urban Markets," reflects its concern for how markets can promote multiculturalism to interweave in three-dimensional spaces, creating an environment of harmony and mutual understanding.
Using an anthropological approach, this study will examine the cultural practices and beliefs of different communities that often appear in the market. The research will involve participants' observations, interviews and analyses of visual and material cultures to understand how different cultures interact and influence each other in a market environment. Through this article, this article aims to clarify how the market can serve as a platform for cultural exchange and contribute to the creation of harmonious coexistence of different cultures.
The academic and practical significance of the research project lies in its contribution to the field of anthropology and its potential impact on policymaking in multicultural urban environments. By demonstrating the potential of Chinese coexistence and integration of urban markets, this research can inform policies that promote diversity, inclusion and social cohesion in urban areas. In addition, the study provides insight into the ways in which cultural practices and beliefs are negotiated and transformed in a multicultural context.
Overall, the research project aims to contribute to a better understanding of the ways in which different communities and cultures interact and coexist in urban environments. By exploring the interweaving of diverse cultures in urban markets, this research can provide academic and practical insights into the potential for harmonious coexistence and cultural integration.
