Photo taken on November 15th, 2014 shows Wang Jianwen (fourth from right, second row) at a meeting with villagers in Muben Village.

Photo taken on March 26 shows Wang Jianwen (first on right) talks to Ru Tielong of Tiyu Village in Chayu, helps him with ideas about generating income for villagers.  

Photo taken on March 26 shows Muben Village’s new look, right before moving in.  

Chayu is on the edge of Tibet and a crucial county in China. Situated in eastern Nyingchi City, it borders Myanmar and India on the south. The central government made Guangdong Province the supporting province for Nyingchi in 1995, whereas Shenzhen City began supporting Chayu of Nyingchi in 2010. In the last three years, Wang Jianwen, the seventh generation of Aid-Tibet officials of Shenzhen City, has treated the building of China’s border towns his highest priority. He has lived among the people, made connections with everyone, and helped improve Tibet. He found a way to “cultivate the border and maintain harmony in Tibet,” truly helping Tibet in concrete ways and making great inroads, winning praise and gratitude from both the officials and people of Chayu.