-
Where hooves echo: Xizang's horse racing tradition endures
August 27, 2025
The sound of hooves shook the ground as banners rippled in the wind.
-
Xizang culture expands creative output
August 25, 2025
Over decades of sustained efforts, authorities in the Xizang autonomous region have significantly advanced the protection, inheritance, and development of its intangible cultural heritage.
-
Tibetan archivist preserves history in retirement
August 19, 2025
Despite retiring at the end of last year, veteran Tibetan archive restoration specialist Dadron is still guiding efforts to preserve historical documents in the Xizang autonomous region.
-
Sakya Monastery preserves relics and ancient texts
July 8, 2025
Since the launch of a digitization project for the protection and utilization of ancient texts in the Sakya Monastery of the Xizang autonomous region in 2012, significant efforts and achievements have been made in ancient text preservation.
-
A key lakeside site in Xizang demonstrates human activities 4,000 years ago
July 3, 2025
Recent archaeological findings at the Mapu Tsho Lake in Kangmar county, Shigatse, the Xizang autonomous region suggest that humans living around 4,000 years agorelied on fish resources from lakes to survive and thrive in extremely high-altitude environments.
-
Grain in Ear: Peak of summer
June 5, 2025
Grain in Ear marks one of the busiest seasons for farmers. In the north, wheat fields turn golden-ripe, while southern lands of rice are sown with scope.
-
New archaeological discoveries shed more light on Xizang's history
April 30, 2025
Thanks to solid archaeological work over recent years, a series of breakthroughs have been achieved in the study of southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region's history in Paleolithic, Neolithic and Metal Ages, according to a press conference on Monday.
-
Longtime sites yield new fruit of archaeology
April 25, 2025
Archaeological breakthroughs continue to deepen people's understanding of Chinese civilization and how China became a united country with ethnic diversity, as shown by the list of China's top 10 archaeological discoveries for 2024, which was released on Thursday in Beijing.