Core Viewpoint - The collaboration between Jiangsu and Tibet has significantly transformed the region through targeted aid, focusing on sustainable development, cultural integration, and improved living standards over the past three years [1][2][4]. Financial Investment and Project Implementation - Jiangsu has invested a total of 1.536 billion yuan in aid to Tibet, completing 165 aid projects, which has positioned it first in the national "14th Five-Year Plan" aid assessment for Tibet [1]. - The aid has shifted from "blood transfusion" to "blood production," emphasizing self-sustaining development [1][4]. Industrial Development - Jiangsu's aid has led to the establishment of modern agricultural and livestock demonstration parks, such as the 150 million yuan investment in the first comprehensive agricultural demonstration park in Tibet [2]. - The introduction of superior yak breeds has reduced the time to market from 7-8 years to 5 years, significantly increasing farmers' incomes [2][3]. - A total of 312 aid investment projects have been implemented, with an agreed investment amount of 59.3 billion yuan and actual funds reaching 33.7 billion yuan, ranking first among 17 aid provinces [5] [4]. Social Welfare and Living Standards - The aid has resulted in significant improvements in local infrastructure, including the construction of over 50 "heart bridges" and 32.3 kilometers of "happy roads" [6]. - Medical facilities have been upgraded with advanced equipment and training, leading to the establishment of the first second-level hospital in a county in Tibet [7]. - Educational initiatives have led to a high school entrance rate of 94.69% in 2024, with a notable increase in the number of students achieving top scores [8]. Cultural Exchange and Integration - Jiangsu has facilitated cultural exchanges through various initiatives, including the donation of 100,000 books and educational materials to local libraries [11]. - The promotion of tourism and cultural events has enhanced the visibility of both regions, with projects like the "Jasmine and Galsang" high-speed train and the Qinhuai Lantern Festival in Lhasa [10][11]. - The original musical film "Heaven·Dream" showcases the stories of Jiangsu's aid efforts and the social changes in Tibet, fostering a sense of unity among different ethnic groups [11].