There are less than 500 Uzbek people in China, mainly in Tashkent and urgench. Most people in China are engaged in foreign trade, catering, manufacturing and other industries.

In addition, the country's legal and policy protection is not perfect and it faces economic and legal risks. Cultural integration and language barriers have also become the main obstacles for China people to live and work locally. However, Uzbekistan has close trade relations with China, and China has become Uzbekistan's largest trading partner. This provides a certain opportunity for the development of Chinese in this country.

Generally speaking, the present situation of Chinese in Uzbekistan has some room for development, but there are also challenges.