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Harvest festival in Tibet
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Yajia, a favorite sport of the Tibetan ethnic group in China
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2019 Chinese Ethnic Games- Tibet's Zhu Zuoka excels in Ya Jia event
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Plants don't care about your opinion
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Crystal clear water in the Shangri-La Mountains
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Qinghai-Tibet Plateau- Ecological success story
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More white-lipped deer spotted in NW China's Gansu
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Steady progress made in building high-elevation railway in Tibet
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Tibetan opera has deep roots among locals
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The 'Purple butterflies' in the mountains
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Celebrating traditional Tibetan yogurt in Lhasa
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New airport built in SW China, expected to start service in September
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Raising yaks in northwest Sichuan's Ruoergai
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Bird's eye view of Shangri-La: The planet has something to tell
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The Himalayan vultures- A rare feast
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Hoh Xil, the sacred land on the plateau
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The Himalayan vultures- Tashi's help
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This painting can help you achieve enlightenment
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The Himalayan vultures- Another tragedy
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Eco-China: Tibet Autonomous Region
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The Himalayan vultures- Fighting for food
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Lum bathing - an intangible cultural heritage
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The Himalayan vultures- Tashi's wish
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British adventurer completes 6,400-kilometer Yangtze River trek
Mystic charm
Yunggie Ma, whose music is inspired by Monba folk culture, is set to perform at the Stallion World Music Festival, Chen Nan reports.When Yunggie Ma entered the room, she immediately made an impression on the audience. It might have been her waist-long hair or her bohemian dress. When she started to sing, people applaud...
Profile: Naming a Tibetan serf after the founding of New Chi...
Wang Jianguo, 70, didn't have a name until he was 20.Wang was born a serf in old Tibet's Nagqu. His parents, both beggars at the time, sent him to work for a noble family to avoid starvation when he was just eight.He herded sheep in the day, and slept in a sheepfold at night, in exchange for a pitiful amount of...
Raising yaks in northwest Sichuan's Ruoergai
At Ruoergai, myriad shades of green can make you forget your worries.Fifty-two-year-old Gedun Tashi is Tibetan. He has lived on this grassland all his life. His day begins when most people are still asleep, riding on horseback to move his 400 yaks to pasture and checking on their health – looking for signs of wolf att...
