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Spring scenery in China
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Daily life of researcher devoting both her mind and body to study of Tibetan yaks
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First 500-meter-long steel rail successfully laid on ballastless tracks of Lhasa-Nyingc...
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Morning sunlight of Nangshig Monastery, the largest Bon temple in Aba
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Mesmerizing starry night in northwestern China's Mars Camp
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China's first Mars simulation base opens in Qinghai
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Song of Tibet Screening and Conversation with Director Xie Fei held in Cairo
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First supermoon of 2019 seen in Lhasa
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Tibet boasts rich water resources
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Endangered deer found in Qinghai Province
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Continuing relief efforts made to help people in blizzard-hit Yushu
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Tibetan Buddhist monks perform during Cham dance ritual (II)
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Tibetan Buddhist monks perform during Cham dance ritual (I)
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Butter sculptures of Buddha figurines exhibited at Ta'er Monastery
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Monks at temple in Qinghai pray for blessings on Lantern Festival eve
Tibet finishes archaeological work in Yadong Custom Relics of Qing Dynasty
According to the local Preserving Institution of Cultural Relics, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region has finished the archaeological work in Yadong Custom Relics of Qing Dynasty recently.
“Living fossil” on Ancient Tea-Horse Road: the Yanjing salt fields
In the past, traders used to have to pass through Yanjing Naxi Ethnic Township in Markham County, southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region in order to transport tea from Yunnan to Tibet. After thousands of years, the ancient salt wells in Yanjing Township still remain one of the world's unique, ancient salt-making ...
