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Core Insights - Xinjiang has transformed from a relatively underdeveloped region to a rapidly growing economy, marking its 70th anniversary with significant achievements in GDP and trade [1][3]. Economic Growth - Xinjiang's GDP grew from 1.231 billion yuan in 1955 to over 1 trillion yuan in 2017, and is projected to exceed 2 trillion yuan by 2024, achieving this milestone in just 7 years [1]. - The average annual growth rate since 2012 is 7.04%, indicating a robust economic acceleration [1]. Foreign Trade - Xinjiang's foreign trade has seen explosive growth, with total import and export values surpassing 2,000 billion yuan in 2022, 3,000 billion yuan in 2023, and expected to reach 4,000 billion yuan in 2024 [1]. Agricultural Production - In 2024, Xinjiang's grain yield reached 1,049.7 jin per mu, ranking first in the country, while cotton production totaled 5.686 million tons, accounting for over 92% of national output [1]. Energy Sector - Xinjiang is the largest renewable energy export base in China, with electricity exports exceeding 1 trillion kilowatt-hours for five consecutive years [1]. Infrastructure Development - The region has made significant strides in infrastructure, with a comprehensive transportation network that includes railways reaching all cities and counties, and 28 civil airports, the highest in the country [4]. Industrial Growth - By the end of 2024, Xinjiang had cultivated 11 champion manufacturing enterprises, 52 specialized and innovative "little giant" companies, and 2,742 high-tech enterprises, showcasing its innovation capabilities [2]. Financial Investment - Since 2012, the central government has transferred over 4 trillion yuan to Xinjiang, with additional support from targeted aid programs amounting to over 200 billion yuan [3]. Quality of Life Improvements - By 2024, urban residents' disposable income reached 42,820 yuan, and rural residents' disposable income reached 19,427 yuan, reflecting significant increases since 2012 [6]. - Life expectancy has improved dramatically from 30 years in 1949 to 77 years in 2024, alongside substantial advancements in education and health [6].