Core Insights - The article highlights the success of e-commerce initiatives in Aksu, Xinjiang, driven by support from Hangzhou and the implementation of various training and development programs [1][2]. Group 1: E-commerce Development - Aksu's online retail sales increased from 400 million yuan in 2014 to 4 billion yuan in 2024, maintaining a leading position in southern Xinjiang and the autonomous region [2]. - The number of online businesses in Aksu grew from over 500 in 2014 to 9,500 by the previous year, showcasing significant growth in the e-commerce sector [2]. Group 2: Training and Talent Development - Over 5,000 individuals have been trained through various programs such as the "Tianshan Plan" and "Dandelion Plan," contributing to the development of over 20 e-commerce talents with annual sales exceeding 10 million yuan [2]. - Local entrepreneur Wahapu Aierqi benefited from training at the e-commerce incubation base, leading to increased orders and brand development for his company [2]. Group 3: E-commerce Aid Initiatives - Hangzhou's "E-commerce Aid Xinjiang" initiative, launched in 2014, combines resource support and talent development to foster Aksu's e-commerce growth [1][2]. - The initiative has successfully attracted local youth to participate in the e-commerce industry, creating a vibrant marketplace in Aksu [1][2].