World intangible heritage: Tibetan medicinal bathing The Tibetan Medicine Hospital in Gangca County, Haibei Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Qinghai Province exhibits herbs, implements, methods, and equipment for Tibetan medicinal bathing.

East China city holds Tibet's yak culture exhibition [12.27] 2019 Tibet New Year's concert held in Lhasa [01.02] My New Year Wishes [01.09] E-commerce transforms Tibet's growth [12.28] Tibet holds vocational skills competition for disabled persons [12.28] Tibetan medicine skill training program held for impoverished people [12.27] Chinese and Western medicine combined to benefit villagers [12.24] Tibet Library receives over 120,000 visitors this year [12.20]

“Ko-ze” yak skin boat dancing The yak skin boat dancing, also called “Ko-ze” in Tibetan, is a kind of song and dance for boatmen’s entertainment. In Tibetan, ko means “yak skin boat”, and ze means "dance".

Infographic: Mongolian monks study at High-level Tibetan Buddhism College [05.29] Infographic: What do Tibetans do during the holy month Sagadawa? [05.29] Wang Yang makes inspection tour in NW China's Gansu [05.25] Third Cordyceps Cultural Tourism Festival launched in Damxung County, Lhasa [05.25] 10th anniversary of Wenchuan Earthquake [05.24] Xihuang Temple Museum opens to the public [05.22] Scripture debate exam held at China's highest Buddhist academy [05.18] China and America meet in Lhasa for Go chess [05.16]