General Yili's contribution to Xinjiang? The contribution of aid cadres to Xinjiang?

General Yili was the highest official of the Qing Dynasty in Xinjiang, in charge of the military and political affairs in the north and south of Xinjiang, including the east and south of Balkhash Lake, the upper reaches of Irtysh River, the north and south of Tianshan Mountain and Pamir. General Ili, the highest military and political chief in Xinjiang, was established after Emperor Qianlong of Qing Dynasty put down the rebellion of the special department and the back department. General Yili is mainly responsible for the defense of northern Xinjiang. Historically, Hong, Qi Yunshi, Lin Zexu, Deng Tingzhen and other famous scholars have left brilliant achievements here. Lin Zexu led the people to build water conservancy projects, consolidate border defense and benefit the people, and was respected and trusted by General Yili and people of all ethnic groups. The five pilot counties and cities, who served as secretaries of the committees of counties (cities) in Xinjiang, responded calmly, deployed police forces, strictly controlled them, closely relied on local cadres and masses of all ethnic groups, maintained social stability, and solidly promoted the work of aiding Xinjiang.