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  • Climber rescued on Mount Qomolangma

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    Xia Jianfeng, a member of a commercial climbing team who suffered from cerebral edema on the altitude of 8, 650 meters on Mount Qomolangma , was rescued to the base camp on May 19, 2013.
  • Bank of Tibet wins big with local edge

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    Amid global economic woes and the fluctuating fortunes of China's economy, last year would hardly be considered the best time to launch a new bank, especially in a relatively remote area where only 3 million people live on a 1.2 million square kilometer plateau.
  • 172 distinctive buildings renovated in old city of Lhasa

    By Melinda Jin
    Over 172 distinctive Tibetan buildings are renovated with unique protection schemes to keep their original appearance in the old city of Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region, according to Chinanews.com.
  • Giant Buddha painting worshipped in Tsurpu Monastery

    By Drolma Li
    An annual Buddha Painting Unfolding Festival was held in Tsurpu Monastery, southwest China’s Tibet Autonomous Region on May 21, Xinhua News Agency reported.
  • First acquaintance with Tibetan medicine

    By Lucia Su
    Being founded in 1978, the Tibetan Medicine Hospital of Xiahe County, Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of northwest China's Gansu Province is the second medical institutions in China which majors in traditional Tibetan medicine.
  • Photo story of a Tibetan family

    By Karen Lin
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    Photos show a common Tibetan family’s barn,capacious living room, livestock shed and daily life.
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  • Freed boat to continue fishing in Yellow Sea

    The private Chinese fishing boat freed by Pyongyang this morning after 12 days of detention will continue its operations in China's waters off the Yellow Sea, its owner said on Tuesday.

World Spotlight
  • Pakistan sends condolences over US tornado

    Pakistan Foreign Ministry on Tuesday expressed sense of shock over the loss of life and property caused by tornado in the United States and sent condolences to the families.

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