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Matsutake season returns to Xizang forests
July 9, 2025
The forests around Nyingchi in the Xizang autonomous region are once again filled with the earthy aroma of matsutake mushrooms as the short annual harvesting season begins.
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High-altitude site offers up intriguing insights
July 8, 2025
Recent discoveries have shed fascinating light on ancient dwellers living along the Mapu Tsho Lake in Kangmar county, Shigatse, the Xizang autonomous region.
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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.
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China's Central Archives opens over 57,000 documents to public
July 7, 2025
China's Central Archives on Monday opened over 57,000 documents to the public to mark the 80th anniversary of victory in the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.
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Experts achieve success in walnut county
July 7, 2025
On the winding mountain paths, Liu Liping, from the Plateau Walnut Industry Research Institute of Yangtze University in Jingzhou city, Hubei province, swiftly removed a label from her coat and carefully attached it to a newly grafted walnut branch.
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Reincarnation of Living Buddhas
July 4, 2025
Tibetan Buddhism originated in Xizang autonomous region and has been passed down to this day.
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Xizang villagers: Striving for a happier life with Xi's care
July 4, 2025
Four years ago, President Xi Jinping visited Kala village in Xizang autonomous region, praising its cleanliness and calling for the protection of its wild peach forests.
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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.