In recent years, the Xizang University of Tibetan Medicine has achieved a series of accomplishments in inheriting and developing traditional Tibetan medicinal culture, an official of the university has told a delegation of foreign media and think tanks recently.
The inaugural postgraduate textbook series for Tibetan medicine was on April 8 unveiled in Lhasa, Southwest China's Xizang autonomous region, marking a milestone in the standardization and systematization of advanced talent cultivation in the field.
Over 110 students attended the opening ceremony, representing a dozen universities, including Wuhan University, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, South-Central Minzu University and Wuhan Business University.
The Xizang autonomous regional government has announced that it will allow the children of businesspeople from outside the area who have invested more than 3 million yuan ($417,000) in the region to take the national college entrance exam, or gaokao, in Xizang.
Tsering Drolma said she is very pleased with the central government subsidy she receives that covers all her school costs — including tuition, accommodation and basic study materials — and it is a big help for a rural herding family like hers.
