9 am in Xinjiang is equivalent to several points in the mainland.

9 am in Xinjiang is equivalent to 7 am in the mainland.

According to geographical analysis, Xinjiang is located in the northwest of China, and its time zone is different from that of China. China Standard Time, also known as Beijing Time (UTC+8), is adopted in China, including eastern regions (such as Beijing and Shanghai) and central and southern provinces. China Western Time, also known as Urumqi Time (UTC+6), is implemented in Xinjiang and is applicable to the whole territory of Xinjiang, including Urumqi. Therefore, Xinjiang is two hours behind China.

Suppose it's 9 am in Xinjiang. According to the different time zones, the standard time in Chinese mainland should be 7: 00 am ... This is because the mainland of China is located in Dongba District, which is 2 hours faster than the time zone in Xinjiang.

It should be noted that this is only a speculative result based on geographical location and time zone differences, and there may be other factors in the actual situation. For example, local daylight saving time regulations may adjust the time. Therefore, in specific cases, it is suggested to refer to the local actual time, time zone regulations and official announcements of local governments.

Time difference between Xinjiang and the mainland;

1, time difference between east and west: "Twilight at dawn" spans longitude.

First of all, we should understand that time on the territory of China is calculated according to longitude. Due to the rotation of the earth, the sun shines in different angles and directions at different times of the day. In order to facilitate life, people divide different longitude places on the earth into different time zones. Xinjiang is located between 72 and 9 1 east longitude, and its main part is located in the time zone of East Zone 5, while Beijing time is broadcast by China National Radio and Television General Station located in East Zone 8.

2. Heritage of history: Keep the "old imperial calendar" for work and rest.

After understanding these basic geographical knowledge, let's take a look at the time difference between Xinjiang and the mainland. In fact, the time difference between Xinjiang and the mainland is mainly due to historical problems. During the Qing dynasty, Xinjiang, as a part of the royal forbidden area, used the "old imperial calendar" which was more accurate than the mainland calendar. Therefore, when calculating the time, there is a certain deviation between Xinjiang and the mainland. With the changes of the times, although most parts of the country have adopted the new calendar, Xinjiang still retains the habit of using the "old imperial calendar".

3. Time difference impact: the "time difference" of cross-regional work.

For people who often need to work and live across regions, the time difference between Xinjiang and the mainland is a problem that needs special attention. If calculated according to Beijing time, Xinjiang is two hours behind the mainland. Therefore, if you call a friend in Xinjiang on the afternoon of Beijing time 10, it's actually only 8 pm there. This time difference may cause communication inconvenience, but it also provides a natural advantage for people who like to stay up late.

4. Cultural integration: respecting the wisdom of "time difference"

For Xinjiang, a multicultural and multi-ethnic society, this time difference has also brought unique cultural phenomena. On the one hand, people of all ethnic groups in Xinjiang maintain this habit of jet lag in their daily life, on the other hand, they actively integrate into the national time series. For example, during the national holidays, people in Xinjiang will take vacations and adjust their work arrangements according to the unified national time. This flexible way of time management reflects the wisdom of Xinjiang people and their respect for multiculturalism.