I'm Hadiya, and I'm from Tanzania. About 10 years ago, when I was university student in China, I met my true love Dilxat who is from Xinjiang.
After （finish） our studies, I went back to Tanzania for my medical training, and Dilxat returned to his hometown in Kashgar. During the year we （separate） by distance, people wanted me to date other people, but I turned （they） down. My heart was set on Dilxxat. When I completed my training, I told my family I wanted to marry him in China.
At first, my family worried about me marrying someone so far away. But when I explained how （deep） connected China and Tanzania are, from places like the Gymnasium（体育馆） in my hometown the Tanzania-Zambia Friendship Railway all built with China's help, they understood. With their support, Dilxat and I got married in 2020.
I moved to Dilxxt's hometown. After our （one） son was born, we opened a café near the ancient city. In our café, we sell African coffee beans, Xinjiang tea, juices, and desserts. Thanks to Dilxxt's social media skills, news about our unique（独特的） drinks and cross-cultural love story spread （quickly） than before.
Our small café makes a good income（收入）, especially during holidays like National Day when lots of tourists visit. it can be tiring, running the business together makes us satisfied. As more Chinese people get to know Xinjiang, I'm excited to share our （cultural）, our coffee, and our love.
