The villagers are preparing programs to celebrate "the 50th Anniversary of Democratic Reform in Tibet", photo from CRI.

Losang Quda, a former serf and now a wealthy man, photo from CRI.

Villagers are holding a conference, photo from CRI.

The house of the village, photo from CRI.

The village launches an exhibition marking the Democratic Reform, photo from CRI.

Journalists from CRI visited Kesong Village in Lhoka Prefecture, the "First Village of Democratic Reform" in Tibet, on March 21. As the first village enjoying the democratic reform in Tibet, the village was ruled by a serf owner called Suokang Wangchen Geli before 1959. However, since the reform, the villagers are living a better life.