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Why does the state formulate policies and measures related to aiding Tibet, Xinjiang and supporting border cadres? What are the implications?

Over the past 50 years, these cadres who have aided Tibet, Xinjiang and border areas have established close ties and deep feelings with the local people of all ethnic groups. They have not only helped local ethnic minorities carry out democratic reforms and socialist construction, but also safeguarded the motherland. It has played a huge role in unifying and consolidating border defense, and has made outstanding contributions to the training and guidance of local cadres of various ethnic groups and various professional and technical talents.

First of all, cadres and professionals are selected to work in Tibet, Xinjiang and remote ethnic areas, which strengthens ethnic unity and maintains social stability and national unity. Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, domestic and foreign hostile forces have not relaxed their efforts to infiltrate, sabotage and subvert our country. They often use border ethnic areas as one of the breakthrough points for sabotage activities and use various means to incite ethnic divisions. Endangering my country's social stability, ethnic unity and national unity. Starting from the overall situation of safeguarding national unity and ethnic unity, the party and the state have selected and dispatched a large number of cadres with good political quality and strong professional capabilities to work in Tibet, Xinjiang and remote ethnic areas over the past 50 years. This group of cadres who are assisting Tibet, Xinjiang and border areas, together with local cadres and people of all ethnic groups, work together and work together to strengthen national unity, maintain social stability and national unity, and continuously consolidate and develop the socialist nation. Relationships have made their due contribution.

Secondly, cadres and professionals are selected to work in Tibet, Xinjiang and remote ethnic areas, which promotes the reform and development of ethnic areas. In order to speed up the economic and social development of ethnic minority areas, the Party Central Committee and the State Council select and send cadres and professional and technical personnel to participate in construction there, which is one of the important policy measures. Practice has proved that doing so helps strengthen ties with central state agencies and relatively economically developed regions; it helps drive local cadres and masses to further emancipate their minds, update their concepts, and absorb and learn from good experiences and practices in advanced regions; it helps to Introduce funds, technology, projects and expand channels for development and utilization of resources to ethnic minority areas; help promote various reforms and development in Tibet, Xinjiang and remote ethnic areas.

Third, cadres and professionals are selected to work in Tibet, Xinjiang and remote ethnic areas, deepening the reform of the cadre system and improving the quality of the cadre team. According to statistics, since 1982, the party and the state have trained tens of thousands of cadres at all levels and professional and technical personnel of various types for Tibet, Xinjiang and remote ethnic areas. Thousands of engineers, technicians, experts, and scholars were sent to Tibet and Xinjiang for short-term work or lectures alone. Using their personal experience, they said: First, it promoted the ideological emancipation and conceptual renewal of both parties, and enhanced the overall awareness; second, it imparted advanced management knowledge and enhanced the consciousness of inland cadres to serve remote ethnic areas; third, it accelerated the inter-regional The economic integration has promoted the establishment and development of an open economy in ethnic minority areas; fourth, it has strengthened the connections between central state agencies, relatively economically developed regions and ethnic minority areas, and broadened the channels for ethnic areas to introduce funds, technology, projects and develop and utilize resources. , accelerated the pace of social and economic development and achieved relatively obvious results.