New White Paper on Human Rights in Xizang Released in Lhasa
A Friday press conference in Lhasa unveiled “Human Rights in Xizang in the New Era,” spotlighting progress in the region.
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Bakang Village: A Blossoming Wonderland in Xizang
Discover Bakang Village in Xizang: a tranquil haven where vibrant peach blossoms meet snow-kissed peaks during a magical spring.
China Releases White Paper on Xizang’s Human Rights Progress
China’s State Council Information Office unveils a white paper detailing the progress of human rights initiatives in Xizang for the new era.
Historic 1959 Reform in Old Xizang: Ending Centuries of Serfdom
March 28th marks the 1959 democratic reform in Old Xizang that ended centuries of feudal serfdom led by the supreme figure 14th Dalai Lama.
Xizang: From Serfs to Masters
Discover how democratic reform in 1959 transformed feudal oppression in Old Xizang, empowering descendants to master their destiny.
Bountiful Beginnings: Spring Plowing in Xizang 🚜
Spring plowing in Xizang kicks off a season of festive ceremonies and hopeful beginnings, uniting tradition and modern spirit.
Lhasa’s Tibet Museum Reveals Ancient Imperial Treasures
Discover rare imperial decrees and golden seals at Lhasa’s Tibet Museum, revealing centuries of Xizang’s history.
Xizang’s Human Rights Leap: From Feudalism to Prosperity
Explore Xizang’s transformation from feudal serfdom to modern prosperity, marking historic gains in human rights and sustainable growth.
Young Living Buddhas: Tradition Meets Modern Education in Xizang
Since 2011, the Tibetan Buddhist Institute in Xizang has been fusing Buddhist teachings with modern subjects, empowering young Living Buddhas for the future.
Ga’er: Preserving the Last Tibetan Court Dance for Future Generations
Meet Tashi Tsering, the cultural guardian dedicating over 70 years to preserve Ga’er, the last Tibetan court dance, ensuring its legacy lives on for future generations.