Group 1: Healthcare Improvements - The establishment of a comprehensive healthcare service system in Tibet has significantly improved access to medical care, with over 400 major diseases now treatable within the region [1] - The "team-based" aid to Tibet has led to the development of a full-service chain for congenital heart disease, allowing local treatment rather than requiring patients to travel to the mainland [1] - The investment in healthcare has resulted in the historical elimination and prevention of diseases that previously posed serious health risks to the Tibetan population [1] Group 2: Education Advancements - Education funding in Tibet has dramatically increased from 3.485 million yuan in 1965 to approximately 40 billion yuan in 2024, reflecting a strong commitment to educational development [2] - The establishment of a 15-year public education system from preschool to high school in Tibet has been a pioneering effort since 2012, contributing to a complete modern education system [2] - The literacy rate has improved significantly, with the average years of education for new labor force participants now at 13.1 years, marking a historic leap in educational attainment [2]