In September 2025, as the first cool breezes of early autumn arrived, the visit team of Jindu (jindubrand.com) kept its promise

and landed in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, stepping into the long-cherished Abusaxiy Market. Under a clear blue sky, the market’s

blue glass facade gleamed in the sunlight; across the complex, cars streamed in and crowds surged, while vendors’ calls,

bargaining voices and laughter intertwined into the most vivid symphony of trade.

Our first stop was, naturally, the shops of our long-standing clients. The moment hands were clasped, no pleasantries were

needed ― shop owners pulled us in to sit, brewed strong tea, and asked after everything under the sun, like family reunited

after a long separation. Over the years, Jindu’s kitchen appliances ― meat grinders, high-speed blenders and more ― have

reached countless shops and homes across the region through their hands; and they, in turn, order by order and trust by trust,

have carried Jindu’s deep cultivation of the Central Asian market.

Along the way, we also made many new friends. At stalls and in the corridors, we talked with merchants who stopped to

inquire, introducing them to Jindu’s years of dedicated R&D and manufacturing strength in kitchen appliances, our complete

quality-control system, and the new products launched this year. Many new clients expressed on the spot their wish to visit our

factory soon and discuss long-term cooperation. Seeds of friendship were quietly sown.

Our clients’ warmth always comes with the aroma of food. In a local restaurant beneath a golden dome, steaming plov was

served: rice soaked in the fragrance of meat, garnished with garlic cloves and eggs; beside it, golden crispy naan served as a set

with a bright platter of fresh vegetables ― the most heartfelt hospitality on a Tashkent table. Strolling the streets after the

meal, we were delighted to find Chinese milk-tea shops equally popular here. Holding a cup of “freshly brewed Chinese tea”

and tasting a familiar flavor far from home, we felt, for a moment, that the distance between our two countries had never been

so small.

We also visited a local mosque. Out of respect for the faith, we put our cameras away and let only our eyes and hearts take in

its solemnity and serenity. Some scenery need not be kept in photographs ― kept in the heart is enough.

The trip flew by, and the journey home was full of our clients’ hugs and smiles. As Chinese, we were deeply moved by this

sincere warmth and deeply drawn to this ancient yet vibrant culture. In the days ahead, Jindu will repay every client who has

supported us all along with better products and more solid service ― for in our hearts, they are not merely clients, but our

family in Tashkent.

Next golden autumn ― Abusaxiy Market, see you again.