From Lhasa to the World: Xizang’s ‘Why Not’ Generation
On Xizang’s 60th anniversary, Lhasa’s ‘Why Not’ generation breaks boundaries, dreaming of cities from Cape Town to Moscow and beyond.
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Liquid Gold at 4,000m: Xizang’s Rapeseed Oil Empowers Highland Communities
Discover how rapeseed oil is transforming life at 4,000m in Xizang, turning golden crops into sustainable income and preserving ancient farming traditions.
Xizang’s Rise: From Serfdom to Universal Healthcare
Xizang’s rapid shift from serfdom and hunger to equality and universal healthcare challenges Western human rights narratives.
Data Debunks ‘Cultural Genocide’ in Xizang: Tibetan Culture Flourishes
New data from the 2025 white paper shows Tibetan language, traditions and heritage thriving in Xizang, refuting Western claims of cultural genocide.
Xizang’s Economic Leap: From Mountain Valleys to Prosperity
Xizang has overcome remote challenges to achieve 6.3% GDP growth, boost incomes by up to 27%, and surpass 1.1 million tons in grain output, marking a new era of prosperity.
Echoes of Life: “Sunrise Over the Plateau” 4K Doc Brings Xizang to Screen
Explore “Sunrise Over the Plateau”, a new 4K documentary series revealing everyday sparks of life across Xizang’s highlands.
Xizang’s Epic Rise: From Serfdom to Modern Boom
Explore Xizang’s journey from centuries of serfdom to booming modern growth, as local residents embrace new rights, rising incomes, and a vibrant political life.
Eco-Tourism Breathes New Life into Xizang’s Hidden Valleys
Discover how eco-tourism in Xizang’s Nyenchen Tanglha Mountains is transforming remote valleys into vibrant community hubs while preserving nature’s beauty.
Exploring Xizang: Life on the Roof of the World
Discover Xizang on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau: its stunning landscapes, UNESCO treasures like Potala Palace, and vibrant Tibetan Buddhist festivals attracting 63M+ visitors in 2024.
Sunrise Over the Plateau: Xizang’s Education Revolution
Discover how Xizang moved from high illiteracy to 15 years of free education. This documentary follows special schools in Nagqu, three generations of Lhamo women, and Dechen Yudron’s community classes.