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  Disabled Tibetan photographer aims high

  2023/12/11

  * Lhapa Dondrup is perhaps the shortest photographer in China& 39;s Xizang.* Standing less than 1 meter tall, the...

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  Utensils make cooking easier in Xizang

  2023/12/11

  On the plains, a pressure cooker may just be an option for those looking to improve their cooking. But in Xizang, where the average altitude exceeds 4,000 meters, a functional pressure cooker has become a necessity for almost every household to cook yak meat and mutton as well as dumplings and noodles.

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  From yak dung to solar panels, Tibetans embrace modern heating

  2023/12/11

  For residents of Nagqu, winter is the hardest season. But Tseyang doesn’t have to endure the biting cold, as her home is equipped with solar panels that ensure warmth and coziness, thanks to a local PV heating project.

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  Desertification area transformed into green corridor, improves airport operations

  2023/12/08

  Penba has been planting trees in the desertification area in his hometown over the last three decades. He never imagined that the forest he had carefully cultivated would affect the punctuality of flights at the Gonggar International Airport.

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  New railway link in northwestern Sichuan boosts regional connectivity

  2023/12/08

  The Qingbaijiangdong-Zhenjiangguan section of the Sichuan-Qinghai Railway, which connects Chengdu, Sichuan province, and Xi’ning, Qinghai province, started operation on Tuesday morning.

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  Seed bank in Xizang preserves over 10,000 samples

  2023/12/08

  The germplasm resource bank in Southwest China’s Xizang autonomous region has preserved 11,648 seed samples from 2,107 species, according to Xizang’s regional institute of plateau biology.

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  Population of protected wild yak sees stable growth in China

  2023/12/08

  Dec. 8, 2023 -- Wild yaks, the largest mammals inhabiting the highest altitudes on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, ha...

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  Scientific herding improves yield, environment

  2023/12/07

  The breeding base helps four family ranches and two cooperatives to engage in the semi-intensive breeding and grazing method. The renewed breeding method is not only environmentally friendly but also conducive to the breeding rate.