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China studies wild snow leopards' life using satellite collars
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Tibet witnesses decrease in desertification thanks to environmental programs
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World's highest-altitude highway opens to traffic in Tibet
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How to handle horses who 'disturb' a livestream
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Railway trippin' - Tibetan style | How are yaks raised?
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China builds complete system for Tibetan medicine
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Rare footage of 'ghost of the mountains' becoming 'shepherd leopard'
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Cactus fruit sweetens up profit for farmers in SW China's Sichuan
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Tibet in Colors
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Postmen witness improving postal road network in China's Tibet
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World's highest expressway opens to traffic in China's Tibet
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Artists record leapfrog development in Tibet
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How do Tibetans make incense?
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Tibet witnesses remarkable development in 70 years after peaceful liberation
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Tibet achieves great success in ecological protection
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Lighting up the Roof of the World
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President Xi Jinping's solicitude for Tibetans
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Wow! Tibet: Changes of Pilgrimage Road along Barkhor Street in Lhasa
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Railway trippin' - Tibetan Style | Heyang's first horse ride
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Police officer helps Tibetan students establish ties with peers from coastal province
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Mountain road boosts rural revitalization in Sichuan
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70 years on, Tibet embarks on new journey of modernization
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Railway trippin' - Tibetan style | Niuniu visits a famous sweet tea house in Lhasa
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Promo: 70th anniversary of Tibet's peaceful liberation
Wanderer finds wonder wherever he cycles
After cycling 5,600 kilometers in 82 days, Fu Qisheng finally reached his destination－the North Base Camp of Mount Qomolangma in the Tibet autonomous region－on Aug 11. Standing at 5,200 meters above sea level, the 60-year-old was unable to hold back his tears and immediately took photos with his bike in front of the...
Nurse honored by academy for advancing profession
Han also served as the Party secretary of a medical team dispatched from 2015 to 2016 by the provincial hospital to the Lintan county hospital in Gannan Tibet autonomous prefecture in Gansu. There, she helped create rules and regulations to ensure the hospital’s efficient and long-term development of nursing.
Elderly Tibetan recalls serf life 70 years ago
In a small village called Lamo in Taktse District of Lhasa, an elderly Tibetan has lived since he was born. When he was a child over 70 years ago, his family members were serfs and had to work for an owner to earn a living.
