Recently, the outdoor art exhibition themed "Earth Art Coexistence" opened in Maizhokunggar County, Lhasa. The event was officially certified by Guinness World Records as the highest-altitude outdoor art exhibition in the world.

The exhibition drew inspiration from the plateau's natural landscape, as well as its local ecological features and cultural heritage to highlight harmony with nature. Stone and other native elements were crafted into installations that respond dynamically to the climate, becoming "breathing notes of nature" that offer a powerful interpretation of the exhibition’s vision of a coexistence between art and nature.

At the event, a unique Plant Dyeing Fashion Show showcased the organic fusion of fashion and nature. The performance of Dance Rhyme in Xizang broke free from traditional stage constraints, transforming the snow-capped mountains and vast grasslands into a natural backdrop. Both the fashion show and dance performance symbolized the coexistence and flourishing of traditional culture and contemporary art.

Blending nature and culture, the art event not only showcased vivid examples of cultural preservation and innovative development in Xizang, brought to life through the region's distinctive plateau aesthetic, it also stands as a landmark moment in the cultural development history of Maizhokunggar County.