Stories from Tibet · China

Police recorded 19 violations during China's Golden Week holiday in Tibet. During patrols and publicity efforts in Tibet's Dongba, Jiazhou, and Dashan Shuiduikou locations, 19 administrative violations were recorded.

A historical account describes an ancient trade route from Sichuan to Tibet, primarily for trading local tea for Tibetan horses. The program also described a unique form of Tibetan performance where actors on wooden stages, draped with cloth, are carried by performers, with audiences following the procession. Specific cultural experiences offered in the region include Tibetan ancient costume dance, costume making, metal sculpture, and traditional songs and dances. Researchers discovered a Xuande-era porcelain plate in Xigatse in the 1980s, with the monastery dating back to 107 AD. These performances occur in various settings, including villages, bamboo forests, and tea gardens. Merchants would exchange tea for horses.

Tibet is focusing on natural protection and offering guests unique experiences, including collaborations with local herders for activities. During holidays like the Peach Blossom Festival and summer vacation, guests visit Tibet with their children for vacations.