7 schools in Shanghai open inland Tibetan classes

Home > News > Tibet > Economy & Society >

By:en.tibetol.cn
update:January 25,2017

Jan. 25, 2017 -- Seven schools in Shanghai have opened inland Tibetan classes as of 2016 with a total enrollment exceeding 1,700.

Jinyuan Senior High School has cultivated more than 200 Tibetan students since 2002, and123 Tibetan students are at school now. Each Tibetan student has been paired with a teacher, and the school organizes a variety of extra-curricular activities on a regular basis.

Weng Tiehui, vice mayor of Shanghai, visited students and teachers of the inland Tibetan classes yesterday to wish them a happy new year.

By: Tian Guangshan Liu Qiang

China
World

·Full text of President Xi Jinping's 2024 New Year message

·Xi extends New Year wishes to all

·Washington claims about Xinjiang blatant lies: China Daily editorial

·Social stability key to Xinjiang human rights

·Rural tourism sees robust growth

·Reigning in AI

·China mulls law to further ensure income of grain growers

·China to ramp up marine pollution control efforts

·New railway section connects Guizhou and Sichuan, boosting regional connectivity

·Experts reject Western propaganda against Xinjiang
·Xizang's remarkable development debunks groundless Western accusations

·Shame on those weaponizing human rights

·Open letter from Chinese Civil Society Organizations to the President of the United Nations Human Rights Council

·Xizang's traditional culture effectively inherited and protected: expert

·Chinese civil society organizations protest false information about Xizang

·UN chief calls for unity, hope in New Year's message

·Displacement of the Palestinian people goes against international law

·Israel ready for humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza in exchange for hostages release: president

·Closer global collaboration urged to reach UN goals

·Senior diplomats call for ceasefire and peace talks for Palestine-Israel conflict

In Focus

Video

CPPCC member: Xizang makes improvements in barley production