Every March, global attention turns to Beijing for China's Two Sessions. But long before the meetings begin, many of the conversations that shape national policy start far from the capital – in communities where local voices gradually take form. In Altay, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, that process comes to life in the daily work of a young deputy to the National People's Congress.

For four years in a row, CGTN's Yang Xinmeng has followed Zoya Bexti, witnessing how grassroots experience is translated into national deliberation. Her story is less about a single motion and more about the process itself: how problems are spotted, discussed, refined and eventually brought onto China's highest platform for public affairs.