Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the significant improvements in infrastructure and living conditions in border villages of Tibet over the past 60 years, leading to the development of various industries and increased income for residents [1][11] - In Lowa New Village, residents have successfully sold over 50 handmade blankets and 100 pillows this year, with half of the sales made through online live streaming, showcasing the potential of e-commerce in rural areas [1][3] - The average annual income of villagers in Lowa New Village exceeds 30,000 yuan, driven by the booming local industries such as the production of black goats, vegetables, and salmon [3][11] Group 2 - Yuma Township, once known as "China's least populated township," has transformed into a model border township with over 200 residents and 67 households, with many families now operating guesthouses to increase their income [5][7] - The establishment of Niu Lintang Village has improved living conditions, with every household now living in two-story houses with courtyards, reflecting the positive impact of government policies [7][9] - Basic public services such as water, electricity, and communication networks have been fully established in border areas, enhancing the quality of life for residents and encouraging them to stay and contribute to their communities [11][13] Group 3 - The implementation of national policies has strengthened the resolve of border residents to protect their homeland and build a happy community, as seen in the formation of local patrol teams for border security [15][17] - The growth of community patrol teams, now consisting of 82 members, illustrates the increasing sense of responsibility among villagers to safeguard their territory [15][17] - The commitment to border protection is echoed by the younger generation, who are inspired by their parents' dedication to their homeland [18]

Core Viewpoint - The development of border areas in Tibet has significantly improved the living conditions of local residents, with various industries flourishing and infrastructure being enhanced over the past 60 years [1][8]. Group 1: Economic Development - In Luowa New Village, residents earn an average annual income exceeding 30,000 yuan through the sale of handmade bamboo products and blankets via online and offline channels [3]. - The border areas are witnessing a boom in industries such as Gangba black goats, Gal vegetables, and Yadong salmon, which serve as "golden keys" for local residents to increase their income [3][8]. Group 2: Infrastructure and Services - The construction of well-off villages in border areas has been vigorously implemented, with the main power grid extending to all border towns, ensuring postal services and mobile communication coverage [8]. - Basic public service systems, including education, healthcare, and elderly care, are continuously improving in these regions [8]. Group 3: Community and Security - In the border town of Tangwu Village, a patrol team composed of local residents conducts daily border patrols, reflecting the community's commitment to border security [10]. - The sense of patriotism is strong among families in border areas, with many engaging in border protection efforts, showcasing a collective dedication to safeguarding the homeland [12].