Core Insights - The article highlights the integration of water resource management and economic development in Xinjiang, showcasing various industries that thrive on water resources, including aquaculture, eco-tourism, and agriculture [1] Group 1: Aquaculture and Agriculture - In Kuleteqi Village, there are 36 aquaculture ponds covering 360 acres, with an expected annual income exceeding 3 million yuan from the cultivation of shrimp and crabs [2] - The village has 19 residents employed in the aquaculture base, benefiting from land transfer income and job opportunities, effectively converting water resource advantages into industrial income [2] - In the nearby Nadazhi Niuluo Township, rice paddies are used to create rice field art, attracting over 100,000 tourists last year, which has boosted local dining and accommodation businesses [3] Group 2: Ecological Tourism - The ecological improvements around Sailimu Lake have made it a popular tourist destination, with significant investments in environmental protection totaling 723 million yuan [5] - The lake's water quality has improved from Class III to Class II standards, with transparency reaching up to 16 meters, enhancing its appeal for eco-tourism [5][6] Group 3: Water Infrastructure Projects - The Dashi Gorge Water Conservancy Hub, part of a major national water project, has a maximum dam height of 247 meters, setting a world record for concrete-faced rock-fill dams [8] - The project will have a total storage capacity of 1.17 billion cubic meters and is expected to supply 3.42 billion cubic meters of ecological water to the Tarim River, improving irrigation and ecological conditions [8] - The hydropower station associated with the project has an installed capacity of 750,000 kilowatts, with an anticipated annual electricity generation of 1.893 billion kilowatt-hours, supporting regional clean energy needs [8]