Group 1: Medical Support in Tibet - The tenth batch of medical aid personnel has significantly improved healthcare in Tibet and Qinghai, with 2,558 personnel dispatched, including 460 from central units and 2,098 from 17 provinces [1] - The medical team has enhanced local capabilities, enabling complex surgeries such as total knee replacements, which were previously unfeasible due to a lack of local expertise [3][5] - A remote consultation network has been established, allowing experts from Shanghai to provide medical advice to local patients, addressing the high incidence of diseases like endometrial cancer [7][8] Group 2: Educational Support in Qinghai - The educational aid team has improved local education quality, with 118 teachers from six provinces contributing to 17 schools, enhancing both hardware and teaching quality [12][13] - Over three years, the team has trained over 1,000 key teachers, resulting in a 70.93% overall college admission rate for supported high schools [15] - Initiatives such as the establishment of a school band have fostered student engagement and talent development, leading to notable achievements in national competitions [15] Group 3: Financial and Project Support - A total of 166.54 billion yuan has been allocated for various aid projects in Tibet, with over 2,900 projects implemented, including more than 510 industrial projects [10] - In Qinghai, 83.9 billion yuan has been invested in over 2,000 key support projects, contributing to high-quality development across multiple sectors [17] - The aid efforts have focused on creating sustainable local talent pools in both medical and educational fields, ensuring long-term benefits for the communities [17]