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A rubbish job: collecting garbage on the roof of the world
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Tibet's highway mileage reaches 97,000 km
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Kangding, the Love Song for the World
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An aerial view of “expressway in the clouds” in SW China
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Wisdom of life: Tibetan medicinal bathing of Sowa Rigpa
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An expressway linked to Qinghai-Tibet Plateau goes into trial operation
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How has housing changed in border regions of Tibet, China
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First Trans-Himalaya Biking Extreme Race concludes
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Light show at the Third Pole
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New China-Europe freight train route from Qinghai to Russia launched
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World's Third Pole: booming tourism a major driver of growth
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Qinghai, home to 1/3 of the world's yaks
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Shoton Festival: Traditional equestrian show dazzles spectators
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Tibetan fashion show highlights distinctive culture
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The Damshung Horse Racing Festival kicks off
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Tibetan style square dance: Guozhuang
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Sichuan's Jiuzhai Valley shines one year after earthquake
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World's highest! Chinese engineers build highway tunnel in Tibet
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"One of the cleanest regions on earth" sees ecological progress
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China's Tibetan village vitalized through tourism
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Tibetans benefit from reform
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Relocation changing lives on Tibetan plateau
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Protecting birds on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
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A glimpse at 1000-year-old Tibetan Buddhist Stupa
Feature: From mud hut to modern home: four houses of a Tibetan herdsman
To understand the effects of China's ambitious poverty alleviation efforts, you might want to talk to Tibetan herdsman Ngoizhub Gyaco and visit his family's four generations of houses in one of the most inaccessible places on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
Living Buddha Khyungpo's job as a CPPCC member
Dressed in burgundy robes and carrying a dark blue briefcase, 28-year-old Living Buddha Khyungpo, a member of the Tibet Autonomous Region Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, arrived to participate in the Second Session of the 11th Tibet Autonomous Region Committee of the Chinese Peop...
More Tibetan women find increasing sense of self-worth
Tashi Tseji is a successful Tibetan businesswoman in northwest China's Qinghai Province. Hiring more than 500 female employees in her company, the "iron lady" says she is trying to help more Tibetan women find themselves. Tashi was born in the Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Yushu, where about 99 percent of reside...
