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Picturesque autumn scenery of western Sichuan plateau
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Bathing Festival marked in Tibet
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60th anniv. of establishment of Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture celebrated in SW C...
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The Jokhang – Most sacred temple in Tibet
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Balang Mountain in Sichuan
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Sichuan armed police training on plateau
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12th Int'l Cultural, Creative Industry Expo opens in Beijing
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Getting close and addicted to nature in Tibet
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Stunning view of Namtso in Lhasa
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Ruins of Guge Kingdom in SW China's Tibet
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Scenery of Jiudian Gorge in NW China's Gansu
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A tranquil village of Tibet
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Sichuan's 'Tower of Pisa' withstands earthquakes
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A blind Tibetan girl's way to music
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Scenery of Ngari Prefecture in China's Tibet
Princess' legacy is a feast of culture
When Princess Wencheng of the Tang Dynasty (618-907) royal family married Songtsen Gampo (617-650), king of Tibet, her contemporaries foresaw a better life for her, featuring harmony and unity between the Tibetan and Han ethnic groups.
Rare ancient murals, sculptures found in SW China
A group of well-preserved Buddhist murals and clay sculptures from the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) were recently found at a Tibetan lama temple in southwest China's Sichuan Province, providing rich research materials pertaining to Tibetan Buddhism.
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