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Foreign media: China refused India's consulate construction proposal
By Daisy MingReports from India and Nepal say China turned down India's proposal of setting up a consulate-general in Lhasa, the capital city of China's Tibet Autonomous Region.
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World eco tourist zone in Nyingchi attracts more visitors
By Ellen LiuWith the improved tourist facilities, Nyingchi located in the southeast of Tibet has drawn a big flock of tourists.
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Masterpieces of Thangka master
By Ellen LiuThe solo exhibition of Thangka master Niangben from northwest China’s Qinghai Province was opened for the first time at the National Museum of China on April 16, 2014. Following is a selection of Niangben's works for our audience.
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Buddhist Piety in photos
By Daisy MingOne stretches his or her limbs when doing a full-body prayer which signifies "respect" and "piety" in Tibetan Buddhism. -
Tourist sectors gear up as Tibet embraces earlier tourist season
By Drolma LiTourist season comes to Lhasa earlier this year,since the beginning of April, arrivals to the Jokhang Monastery have been on the rise, one month ahead of the traditional tourist season May-Nov., according to Chinanews.com. -
Aerial photos of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
By Lethe GuoThe following pictures are taken on a plane from Golmud to Sining in northwest China's Qinghai Province and show the beautiful snow-capped mountains and lakes on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
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Xinhua Insight: New life, challenges in Yushu after quake reconstruction
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Anti-terrorism should be severed from ethnic, religious issues: political advisor
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Dalai Lama’s "democracy" misleads the world: Tibetologist
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Hypocrisy or bully: U.S. meddling in Tibetan issues based on domestic law
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Behind Dalai Lama's "gospel of peace, compassion"
- Photo shows the animated version of Tibet travelling map drew by a famous Internet illustrator from southeast China's Fujian Province.
- Lhasa, capital of China's Tibet Autonomous Region, has a history of more than 1,300 years. It is the political, economic, cultural and transport center of the region.
- Nagqu lies in the northern part of the Tibet Autonomous Region at longitude 84o55 'E and latitude 29o55 '-36o30 'N. Nagqu falls within the sub-frigid zone and experiences extreme cold.
- Shigatse connects with three countries of Nepal, Bhutan and Sikkim in the south, Ngari in the west, Nagqu in the north and Lhasa and Lhoka in the east.
- The Ngari Prefecture is located in the western part of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, at the center of the Changtang Plateau on the northern part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
- Lhoka Prefrecture of the Tibet Autonomous Region is located between 9014'E-9422'E and 2708"N-2947"N.
- Located in the east of Tibet Autonomous Region,the Chamdo Prefecture covers an area of 108,600 square km.
- Nyingchi, "throne of the sun" in Tibetan, is located in southeast Tibet, where the Himalaya Mountains and Nyainqentanglha Mountains extend from west to east.
Tibet in photos
A group of photos show the splendid landscape in southwestern China's Tibet Autonomous Region.
Policies on Tibet
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Senior official's views on concerns about China's regional ethnic autonomy
Zhu Weiqun talked about China's regional ethnic autonomy, one of the concerns drawing wide attentions in international community during his visit to Europe.
China Focus
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Cooperation with China is in US' interests
Many Chinese people think that the real purpose of the United States' rebalancing to Asia-Pacific strategy is to contain China, thus leading to more conflicts between China and the US.
World Spotlight
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Fourth Chinese national among missing passengers in ferry accident
The Chinese embassy on Friday confirmed a fourth Chinese citizen aboard a South Korean ferry ship, which capsized in waters off South Korea's southwest coast Wednesday.
Link
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- · Tibet Online
- · Beijing Review
