On this day, 33 years ago, January 3, 1992 (November 29, 1991, the lunar calendar), my country established diplomatic relations with Kazakhstan. The streets of Almaty City, Kazakhstan, means "the country of free people." Located in central Asia. It covers an area of 2.7173 million square kilometers. The population was 17.38 million (1992) and there were more than 130 ethnic groups, including 6.5 million Kazakhs, 6.2 million Russians, and 1 million Germanic and Ukraine ethnic groups. The official language is Kazakh. Russian is the language of inter-ethnic communication. The main religions are Islam (Sunni), Orthodox Christianity, Protestantism and Buddhism. The capital was originally in Almaty, but later moved to Akmola (renamed Astana in May 1998). Kazakhstan's main export products are petroleum and its products; Imports are mainly food and food raw materials. Kazakhstan was incorporated into the Russian Empire in the 1930s and 1940s; in 1925, it was renamed the Soviet Autonomous Republic of Kazakhstan and still belongs to the Russian Federation. Joined the Soviet Union in 1936. It was renamed to its current name on December 10, 1991; Independence was declared on December 16. Adopt an all-round, focused and pragmatic foreign policy centered on economic interests in foreign exchanges. On January 3, 1992, diplomatic relations were established with our country. WoodenCathedral Independence Monument in Astana City, Independence Monument of Kazakhstan, was built in 1992. Overlooking Akjubin in the Tianshan Mountains, you can see the Eastern Orthodox Church on the vast grassland of Akjubin City in the morning light, and the Eastern Orthodox Church on the east side of the central square of Almaty. Gobi, the deserted Gobi grassland is the norm in Kazakhstan. Oil and gas processing plant, an oil and gas processing plant invested by PetroChina in Kazakhstan. Shopping center, the interior view of the largest shopping mall in the city of Almaty. MEGA Mall, the largest shopping center in Almaty, Kazakhstan-only a three-story World War II commemorative sculpture, a World War II commemorative sculpture located in Almaty. Different from the monotonous color on the outside of the yurt, the interior decoration of the yurt is extremely bright. A fashionable young man from St. Nicholas Church, a fashionable girl wearing hot pants in Almaty City Square. Kazakh woman making naan cakes while cooking. Fruit, a peasant woman selling fresh vegetables in the market. State visit. In June 2011, then-President Hu Jintao of China went to Kazakhstan for a state leaders 'meeting. Stamp between Prime Minister and President, a stamp published in 1993 with Kazakh President Nazarbayev as the cover. Kazakhstan currency smoked sausage is an indispensable traditional smoked sausage in Kazakhstan people's daily diet. Tea sets, tea sets made with traditional crafts, look very exquisite and are not cheap. Pedestrian Street, the largest commercial pedestrian street in Almaty, a modern painting of black caviar, a painting on display at the Kazakhstan Modern Art Exhibition in Brussels. Alpine off-road vehicles, off-road vehicles are indispensable when traveling on the roads of Kazakhstan. Camels are an important means of transportation for herdsmen in Kazakhstan. On the tarmac of Almaty Airport, the snowy mountains in the distance are the Tianshan Mountains. Bus, Almaty City's bus plateau highway platform, Akjubin Railway Station has no ticket gate, so you can enter the platform directly. Kazakhstan female soldiers military parade at Aktobin Railway Station. Kazakhstan soldiers are making preparations before the military exercise. Kazakh tanks