Previously, farmers have to work very far companies go to work, particularly women, can not go out to work to take care of at home, in order to allow farmers locally to employment, Aida Cooley town of Aksu City, increase investment, and built in the center of the village A garment factory has been set up to allow farmers to work at their doorsteps.

"Take this cloth well, straight seams, to be able to sew good looks. Um." This is the master of Ayikul town peasant Aunt Guli Makati who is teaching him how to make clothes. Prior to this, Aunt Guli Makati was an authentic peasant. Recently, she recruited a new garment factory in the village. She came here to work. When she went to work here, she first paid a three-month salary. Aunt Guli said: "I used to do housework at home, work at this factory, and the factory taught me the technology and gave me a salary. I will work hard in the future."

Nullman Guli Aili had been working outside for a while. Because she couldn’t take care of her parents and children, she had to resign and go home. Now she opened a clothing factory at the door, and she quickly rushed to the factory to sign up. . Nullman Guli said: "In the past, when we didn't have this factory in our village, I was working outside to take care of my family. Now we have this factory in our village. Now I can make money while taking care of my family."

Xinjiang Buhala Clothing Co., Ltd. was established in December 2016. It mainly produces all kinds of tooling, student uniforms and all kinds of fashions. The annual productivity of 180,000 pieces can solve 350 rural surplus laborers. Liu Deqing, director of Xinjiang Buhala Clothing Co., Ltd. said: "In the early stage, we divided two training courses, one is the theory class, the other is the practical operation training. The plan is three months. In these three months, there is still life. Subsidy to employees, the first month is four hundred, we are increasing 200 yuan per month, the goal is to complete the training in three months, and the fourth month we officially put into production. The main products are for school uniforms, and Some simple fashion."

In order to let poor peasants really get rid of poverty, promoting peasant employment or transferring surplus labor is the most fundamental means of poverty alleviation. Ayikul Town, Aksu City, Xinjiang has taken active measures to improve vocational training and employment services, actively promoted the transfer of rural surplus labor, and effectively promoted the employment of migrant workers near the spot. Ma Jingjie, deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Ayikul Town, said: "We are vigorously developing the garment and textile industry, mainly in this handmade product, including socks, clothing, bedding curtains, etc. Each village has its own characteristics, basically all of us In the central village, farmers can transfer employment at the door of their homes. It is very convenient and very beneficial to the people. The settlement of our labor transfer employment is more than 7,100."