Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the transformative journey of the oilsha bean industry in Xinjiang, showcasing its growth from a challenging agricultural environment to a thriving market presence in the Greater Bay Area, driven by ecological and economic benefits [6][9][60]. Group 1: Industry Development - The oilsha bean industry has experienced rapid development due to continuous support from Guangdong's aid to Xinjiang, establishing direct sales channels to the Greater Bay Area [7][8]. - The planting area of oilsha beans has expanded from 20,000 acres to 50,000 acres, with average yields increasing from 200 kg to 530 kg per acre, making it the largest single oilsha bean planting base in China [25][26]. - The ecological benefits of oilsha bean cultivation include a reduction in severe wind days from 27 to 9 annually and an increase in soil organic matter content to 1.4 g/kg [27][28]. Group 2: Economic Impact - The establishment of a modern agricultural industrial park for oilsha beans has attracted investments of 40 million yuan, with an expected annual output value of 150 million yuan and the creation of over 200 jobs [38][40]. - The number of market entities in the oilsha bean sector has grown from 4 to 411, with total production value increasing from 10.93 million yuan to 289 million yuan, a growth of over 26 times [52][55]. - The average income of local farmers has risen from less than 20,000 yuan to 38,100 yuan, reflecting both economic and social benefits [58]. Group 3: Market Expansion - Oilsha beans have gained popularity in the Greater Bay Area, transitioning from a new product to a market favorite, with significant consumer loyalty [60][62]. - The "Xinjiang products southbound, Guangdong products northbound" initiative has facilitated the integration of ecological, economic, and cultural values between Xinjiang and Guangdong [64][66]. - The introduction of oilsha bean products into various sales channels, including exhibitions and e-commerce platforms, has enhanced market reach and consumer engagement [67][68].