Ramadan is the glorious month of the Muslim world.
There are various ceremonies and customs around this month.
Apart from fasting, reciting Tarabi prayers after Iftar, etc., a happy mood is spread among all through joyous festivities. These rituals are more popular as cultural celebrations than religious ceremonies. Fasting for 16 to 18 hours in China.
There is a state ban on Uyghur Muslims fasting.
Despite this, Munshi Muhammad Ubaidullah explains how they are observing Ramadan.

About 10 million Muslims live in China’s Xinjiang province

Some government websites have banned fasting and religious observances. The website of the state’s Karla city authority said, ‘Government officials, students and children cannot fast.
You can’t follow any religious rites. ‘
In addition, food and beverage stores will not be closed during the month of Ramadan
However, the Chinese cabinet said in a statement that “Muslims can close their restaurants and businesses during Ramadan if they wish.”