Ethnic photography works on display in Lhasa
The opening ceremony of a photo exhibition of artists from China's autonomous region for ethnic minorities was held on July 2nd at the Art Center of the China's Tibet Autonomous Region.
A total of 120 works from the five autonomous regions, Ningxia, Guangxi, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and Tibet were on display. The photographs showed the changes of five autonomous regions in urban and rural construction, progress of social civilization, colorful life and unsophisticated folk custom from different angles.
A total of 120 works from the five autonomous regions, Ningxia, Guangxi, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and Tibet were on display. The photographs showed the changes of five autonomous regions in urban and rural construction, progress of social civilization, colorful life and unsophisticated folk custom from different angles.
A total of 120 works from the five autonomous regions, Ningxia, Guangxi, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and Tibet were on display. The photographs showed the changes of five autonomous regions in urban and rural construction, progress of social civilization, colorful life and unsophisticated folk custom from different angles.
A total of 120 works from the five autonomous regions, Ningxia, Guangxi, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia and Tibet were on display. The photographs showed the changes of five autonomous regions in urban and rural construction, progress of social civilization, colorful life and unsophisticated folk custom from different angles.
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