Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the successful implementation of conflict resolution strategies in the collection of Cordyceps sinensis (commonly known as "winter worm summer grass") in Tibet, leading to a significant reduction in disputes among local villagers [1][6]. Group 1: Conflict Resolution Strategies - The "Five Frontlines" conflict mediation method has been adopted, which includes organizational support, community participation, public education, conflict resolution, and technological support [3][4]. - The establishment of temporary party branches at collection points has improved management and service, encouraging community members to report issues proactively [4][6]. - The local governance has shifted from private dispute resolution to a more structured approach where community members seek help from party members, reducing incidents of violence and promoting legal awareness [4][6]. Group 2: Impact on Community - The number of disputes related to Cordyceps collection has decreased from over 80 annually before 2013 to zero incidents in the past 12 years [1][6]. - Current disputes are more focused on issues such as sales, loans, and family matters rather than boundary conflicts, indicating a shift in the nature of community issues [6][7]. - The mediation services provided by the community are free of charge, making them more accessible and cost-effective compared to litigation [7]. Group 3: Broader Implications - The practices in Bai Ga Township reflect the broader "Fengqiao Experience," which emphasizes grassroots conflict resolution and community engagement, contributing to social stability [7]. - The approach has been recognized as a model for modern governance, adapting traditional methods to contemporary challenges in remote areas [7].