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Tibet achieves robust economic growth, stability
August 3, 2022
Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region has achieved robust economic growth and stability over the past decade, according to a press briefing in the regional capital Lhasa on Tuesday.
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Tibet prioritizes ecology, seeks high-quality growth
August 3, 2022
The Tibet autonomous region has made environmental protection a priority along with pursuing high-quality development for the region, senior officials said on Tuesday.
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Aid-Tibet program marks significant success
July 27, 2022
More than 2,700 projects have been undertaken in the Tibet autonomous region over the past three years by Aid-Tibet to assist the region's social and economic development, the regional Development and Reform Commission said at a news conference on Tuesday.
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Bike races unfold in high Tibet
July 25, 2022
More than 300 cyclists from around the country took part in a cycling race in Lhasa on Saturday, passing historical sites and viewing scenery along the route.
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Xi's visit continues to inspire villagers in Tibet
July 25, 2022
Dawa Gyaltsan from Kala, a village in the city of Nyingchi, which is widely known as the "peach village" in the Tibet autonomous region, still clearly remembers the day when President Xi Jinping visited his home.
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China relocates residents in world's highest county for better life
July 20, 2022
Tsonyi, the world's highest county in Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, started the relocation of its second batch of residents on Tuesday, as part of the region's plan to improve people's living conditions and protect the fragile local ecosystem.
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First culture, arts festival kicks off in Tibet
July 14, 2022
Traditional Tibetan music, songs, operas and dramas were on display on Tuesday night at the Jincheng Princess Theater in Lhasa, Tibet autonomous region, for the opening of the region's culture and arts festival.
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Tibetan names inscribe changes, development in Tibet
July 13, 2022
Traditionally, Tibetans name their babies after blessings, such as the most popular Tashi and Drolma, meaning "good luck" and "goddess," respectively. But more newborns have their names that record the development of the area, the country, and the changes over the past decades.