Why doesn't Tex, the best city in China, even have a traffic light?

Tekes, Xinjiang, China. Their other name is Bagua City. That is to say, the layout of the whole city is built in the shape of gossip, so they don't need traffic lights, their roads are straight and smooth, and the population of this city is not particularly large.

When they built the city, they followed the gossip, which is a graphic system, so their streets and buildings have a fixed system. So you can't see traffic lights in this city, and they also have fixed streets. This city is very special, and you won't get lost if you walk casually, because you only need to see the map of this city, walk along one of the roads to the middle, and then you can reach the city center, and then you can easily find the place you want to go by looking for the map of this city, because this is a very regular street.

On the other hand, cities are vast and sparsely populated, with few people. There is no traffic jam like some big cities in China. There are many vehicles, which leads to traffic jams. They won't have this kind of situation, because Xinjiang is a very large land area and the population is not particularly large. Therefore, although it is a county town, the population is still not so large, and traffic congestion will naturally not happen. People who live here all the year round know when they can cross some intersections and when they can't. By default, they have their own rules to follow.

Every city has a fixed order, but most cities rely on traffic lights and local administrative regulations to stipulate this order. But there are always some strange cities. They have their own rules and can guarantee normal traffic without traffic lights. It can be said that this is also a reflection of the simple folk customs, people's moral quality and public order in this small county.