Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Xinjiang branch of the Sun Yat-sen University International Eye Center marks a significant advancement in healthcare services in southern Xinjiang, aiming to enhance local medical capabilities and support the Belt and Road Initiative [7][35]. Group 1 - The Xinjiang branch was officially inaugurated on September 3 at the First People's Hospital of Kashgar, indicating a new phase in regional healthcare development [2][3]. - The center aims to transition medical aid in Xinjiang from a "blood transfusion" model to a "blood production" model, focusing on cultivating a high-quality local medical workforce [8][35]. - A training program for enhancing surgical capabilities in southern Xinjiang is being conducted alongside the center's opening [9]. Group 2 - The center will integrate advanced technologies such as AI, 5G communication, and remote robotic surgery to improve eye care services in remote areas [16][22]. - The "ChatZOC" intelligent platform will be developed to create a precise "eye care map," facilitating better screening, diagnosis, and treatment of eye diseases [17][18]. - The implementation of a 5G remote diagnosis platform and surgical robot technology is expected to significantly enhance the efficiency and accuracy of eye disease screening in southern Xinjiang [22][24]. Group 3 - The "Yue Xin Guangming Xing" initiative has successfully completed nearly 3,000 free cataract surgeries in Kashgar and the Third Division of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps [28][32]. - This initiative is part of a broader effort by Guangdong Province to support Xinjiang, with a focus on addressing complex eye diseases caused by high altitude and strong UV radiation [31][35]. - Since the beginning of 2023, Guangdong has invested 880 million yuan in medical aid to Xinjiang, sending 521 medical personnel to fill gaps in local healthcare [38][40].