Economic Growth - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, the GDP of Nujiang Prefecture increased from 21.75 billion to 27.89 billion, with an average annual growth rate of 5.4%, surpassing the provincial average by 0.6% [1] - Per capita GDP rose from 39,370 yuan to 52,275 yuan, indicating a continuous improvement in the region's economic performance [1] Industry Development - The area for grass fruit cultivation stabilized at over 1.11 million acres, becoming a major production area in the country, with a comprehensive output value increasing from 530 million to over 3 billion, averaging a growth of over 54% annually [2] - Coffee cultivation expanded from 6,800 acres to 61,000 acres, positioning it among the six major high-quality coffee production areas in the province [2] Tourism Growth - The tourism IP "Mystical Nujiang · Outdoor Paradise" achieved over 1 billion clicks online, with the number of tourists received annually growing by 42.8% [2] Social Development - The region constructed and renovated 94,000 square meters of school buildings, achieving basic balance in compulsory education across all four counties [2] - Nujiang Vocational and Technical College was established, filling the gap in higher education [2] Ethnic Unity - Nujiang Prefecture was recognized as a national model for ethnic unity, creating 8 national and 267 provincial demonstration units, with numerous individuals and collectives receiving awards for their contributions [2] Ecological Protection - Significant biodiversity protection efforts led to the discovery of 95 new species and records in the Gaoligong Mountain area, with the region being recognized for its ecological initiatives [3] Safety and Stability - The region maintained a zero occurrence of violent crimes for 11 consecutive years, with a significant reduction in safety incidents, leading to high public satisfaction regarding safety [3] Party Development - The local government emphasized party education and activities, fostering a strong political identity among the people of Nujiang [3]