Core Viewpoint - The newly constructed Bayin-Pugebu Sand Crossing Road in Inner Mongolia's Ordos City is 16.81 kilometers long and serves as a significant ecological restoration and livelihood improvement project, creating a "green artery" for the region while achieving a win-win situation for ecological and economic benefits [1] Group 1 - The road divides continuous sand dunes, illustrating a new governance model of "road delineates areas, road determines sand control, road advances sand retreat, and road connects industries" [1] - The sand crossing road is becoming essential for local ecological restoration and improving the livelihoods of residents [1] - The project has successfully realized both ecological and economic benefits across Inner Mongolia [1]