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Story-sharing event highlights Xizang's development in Nepal
August 21, 2026
A story-sharing event highlighting the Xizang autonomous region's progress in social stability, economic development, ecological protection and opening-up was held in Kathmandu on Aug 19, drawing more than 300 people from China and Nepal.
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China to expand education support for people with disabilities in Xizang
August 21, 2026
China Disabled Persons' Federation said that greater efforts will be made to support the development of education for children and young people with disabilities in Xizang and other Tibetan-inhabited areas over the next five years.
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Disabled people's art troupe dazzles Xizang with inclusive show
August 19, 2026
The China Disabled People's Performing Art Troupe staged its first public performance in the Xizang autonomous region on the night of Aug 18.
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Tourists find simple pleasures at Xizang post office
August 19, 2026
In an age of instant messaging, the scene at the Yunshang Taoyuan Rural Revitalization Theme Post Office points to an unlikely travel trend: postcards are finding new appeal among young tourists and helping connect them with goods from nearby rural communities.
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Xizang barley farmers take advantage of new technology
August 19, 2026
For villagers in the Nedong district of Lhokha in the Xizang autonomous region who are currently busy harvesting autumn highland barley, the integration of agricultural technology has led to standardized cultivation and improved seed varieties.
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Xizang Games bring athletes together to celebrate sports, traditions
August 18, 2026
The 14th Xizang Autonomous Region Games and 6th Ethnic Traditional Sports Games kicked off on Aug 15 in Shigatse, Xizang autonomous region.
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Xizang rangers devoted to wildlife conservation
August 18, 2026
In the heartland of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, where oxygen is thin and temperatures plummet even in summer, a team of rangers is waging a daily battle against icy currents to save newborn Tibetan antelopes.
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Listen a little close
August 18, 2026
Temporary members become the permanent band Dora, collecting and adapting traditional Tibetan songs into performances that draw in audiences, Chen Nan reports.