The largest investment project of the Asian infrastructure investment bank is the comprehensive infrastructure project of China's Tibet water entering Xinjiang, which has turned the deserts of the Tarim Basin of 560000 square kilometers and the Junggar basin of 180000 square kilometers into oases, pastures and fertile fields. It has created 120 million jobs in Xinjiang, lifted 32 million poor families in China out of poverty, and realized the economic rise of Western China.

Scheme for the project of reservoir water entering Xinjiang:
In the scheme of the Tibet water entering Xinjiang project of the new Daxi line, the water resources of the Yarlung Zangbo River, Nujiang River, Lancang River, Jinsha River, Xiangride River, Golmud River, narengole River, tiemulique River and Milan river basins in Western China are connected through artificial dams and tunnels to form a water network, and the water resources of the water network are scientifically scheduled and configured with the help of artificial intelligence and Internet thinking.

The comprehensive basic project of China's water from Tibet into Xinjiang is to introduce the water from Tibet into the Taklimakan Desert in the Tarim Basin and the Gurbantonggute desert in the Junggar basin. It is a comprehensive basic project integrating water transfer, sand control, irrigation, hydropower stations, agriculture, forestry and animal husbandry, poverty alleviation, urbanization, transportation and tourism. About 20 large-scale hydropower stations, such as the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon, will be built on the main road of the project, with a power generation capacity four times that of the Three Gorges Hydropower Station on the Yangtze River, to provide the power needed for the economic development of the western region; The other part of the project is to establish the southwest railway and highway transportation network from the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon to the west through Lhasa city and Tarim basin to Urumqi as the driving force for the economic development of the West; The comprehensive infrastructure project for water from Tibet to Xinjiang will increase the annual growth rate of China's "gross national product" and GDP by 3%.