In areas where ethnic minorities live in compact communities, regional autonomy is practiced to maintain and develop ethnic relations.

Regional autonomy is practiced in areas where ethnic minorities live in concentrated communities, and equality, unity, mutual assistance and harmonious relations among ethnic groups are maintained and developed.

Regional autonomy should be practiced in areas where ethnic minorities live in concentrated communities, so as to safeguard and develop the equal rights and multiculturalism of all ethnic groups.

Regional autonomy refers to the establishment of autonomous institutions in countries or regions where ethnic minorities live in concentrated communities, giving them the power to manage their own affairs. This arrangement aims to enable ethnic minorities to maintain their own cultural traditions, languages, religions and customs, participate in the decision-making process and enjoy fair political, economic and social rights.

Implementing regional autonomy is conducive to safeguarding the rights and interests of all ethnic groups and protecting their cultural characteristics and traditions. By granting autonomy, ethnic minorities can independently manage and develop education, culture, language and religious affairs in the region, thus protecting and inheriting their cultural heritage and promoting cultural diversity and ethnic equality.

Regional autonomy also helps to promote economic development and social progress. Ethnic minorities manage local economic affairs independently, formulate economic policies suitable for their own development, and participate in broader economic cooperation and exchanges. This will help to improve the living standards of local people and promote the sustainable development of ethnic minority areas.

Regional autonomy is also conducive to strengthening national unity and social stability. Through the participation of all ethnic groups in the process of autonomy and decision-making, mutual understanding, cooperation and trust among ethnic groups can be enhanced, and contradictions and conflicts among ethnic groups can be reduced. This kind of national unity helps to maintain social stability and harmony.

Implementing regional autonomy in areas where ethnic minorities live in compact communities is conducive to maintaining and developing the equal rights and multiculturalism of all ethnic groups. This arrangement can protect the cultural characteristics and traditions of ethnic minorities, promote economic development and social progress, and strengthen national unity and social stability. Through regional autonomy, all ethnic groups can share the fruits of national and social development and promote social prosperity and progress.

Eight-character slogan of national unity

National unity and social stability.

National unity, not afraid of foreign bullying.

National unity makes the country rich and strong.

Ethnic difficulties and advanced science and technology.