My work badge from the People's Hospital of Xizang Autonomous Region is hanging by the window in my office in Beijing. E...
Nenang Monastery sits on a mountainside, 4,200 meters above sea level in the Doilungdeqen District of Lhasa in southwest...
Changtang National Nature Reserve, a 4,500-meter-high wilderness in north of Xizang, is dubbed a "paradise for wildlife....
About 30 minutes after leaving a restaurant in downtown Shanghai, German tourist Lukas Schmidt reali...
China will step up efforts to better protect the rights and interests of workers in new forms of emp...
"Is this a 'boat that treats illnesses,' just like yours?" This question was asked by a four-year-ol...
During the ongoing 2026 Milan Design Week, Chinese designs are making frequent appearances across th...
This is cultural heritage in motion.
Over the past two years, Chusum county in the Xizang autonomous region has made steady pro...
The traditional costume of the Lhoba ethnic group, an item on China's list of national int...
Recently, the Qinghai Silk Road Cultural Relics and Qutan Temple Mural Art Exhibition opened at the ...
Nenang Monastery sits on a mountainside, 4,200 meters above sea level in the Doilungdeqen District o...
The Lhagyari Palaces in Chusum county, Xizang autonomous region, stand as magnificent historical lan...
In Xizang, places where mountains, rivers, springs, grasslands, forests and wildlife converge are re...
In his small dormitory, a wall away from the Potala Palace in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region, Punnor, 58, has spent 35 years translating the world's...
In Sozhug, a high-altitude township in southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region where families have harvested potatoes from thin soil for generations, a young...
Changtang National Nature Reserve, a 4,500-meter-high wilderness in north of Xizang, is dubbed a "paradise for wildlife".
The Global Times has specially launched the "100 Avid Readers" series, inviting guests from various fields to share their connections with books, stories of gro...
More than 70 years ago, Tashi Wangdrak was a young Tibetan serf, born into a world where freedom was unimaginable.