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Subtropical forests once existed on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau: study
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Steam-hot water mixture gushes from Tibetan field.mp4
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Subtropical forests once existed on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau: study
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Vocational training cultivates dreams, fortunes for Tibetans
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Tibetan herder goes viral, draws attention to his hometown in SW China
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Chinese scientists revise chronology of central Tibet uplift.mp4
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Butter lamps lit for Galdan Namchot Festival in Qinghai
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Measuring a mountain: new Mount Qomolangma height explained in 100 seconds
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Prosperity On the Plateau: : Tibet sees 30 mln tourist arrivals this year despite pandemic
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8,848.86 meters -- China, Nepal jointly announce new height of Mt. Qomolangma
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Stunning aerial view of Jade Lake in NW China's Qinghai
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Yak Video | World's highest-altitude power grid put into operation in China's Tibet
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Yak Video | Picturesque morning fog floating above river in Tibet
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Surgeon devoted to treating Kashin-Beck disease in China's Tibet
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Tibetan herdsman goes viral on social media for eye-catching image, lifestyle
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Small village in China's Tibet embraces dramatic changes
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Prosperity On The Plateau: Free education for 15 years from pre-school to high school
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Lhasa: Autumn Scenery in Dzongyab Lukhang Park
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Shigatse: Pioneers in reducing poverty through growing greenhouse vegetables
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Prosperity On the Plateau: All is "well" in Tibet thanks to safe water project
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Workers overcome difficulties to build Tibet's 1st electric railway
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Tibetan man Ding Zhen: I prefer to live on the prairie
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Reporter's diary: One day in Yushu
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Tales of Tibetans: A new story out of the old Phalha Manor
Aid-Tibet doctors make major progress in healing
The Aid-Tibet medical aid program in the Tibet autonomous region has achieved great things since it was launched in 2015. Nearly 400 severe diseases now can be treated in the region's hospitals without traveling out of the region to seek medical help.Since the launch of Aid-Tibet in 2015, the program has helped to ...
Lumberjack axes job for green future
Yang Ansheng will never forget where he planted his first tree in Gansu province, which is also where he previously worked cutting down trees."Thinking of the trees I cut down has troubled me for years, and now I just want to protect the woods and help build a better and greener future for ge
Tibetan students find an education far from home
Teachers in classes specifically for Tibetan students in the Liedong Middle School in Sanming, Fujian province, share a nickname. It is 24365, which means they are always at work or on call at home for 24 hours a day and 365 days a year to teach and take care of the teenagers who have traveled far for a better educatio...
