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Religious believers respected in Tibet
August 24, 2021
Monasteries, monks and nuns in the Tibet autonomous region are protected not only in the basic exercise of their religion but are now eligible for social security benefits provided by the government, Wu Yingjie, the region's Party chief, said in a recent interview.
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Tibet's story of progress highlighted
August 20, 2021
Since the peaceful liberation of the Tibet autonomous region in 1951, the region has made all-around progress and historic achievements, officials said at a news conference on Friday.
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70 years on, Tibet embarks on new journey of modernization
August 19, 2021
China's Tibet autonomous region is celebrating the 70th anniversary of peaceful liberation -- a turning point in the region's history -- as it starts a new journey of modernization after decades of leapfrog development.
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Top political advisor leads delegation to Tibet for 70th anniversary of peaceful liberation
August 19, 2021
A central delegation led by China's top political advisor Wang Yang arrived in Lhasa, capital of Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, on Wednesday to attend celebrations of the 70th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet.
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Xi's vision sets course for Tibet's development
August 19, 2021
The vision set out by President Xi Jinping on the governance of the Tibet autonomous region has been instrumental in the region's phenomenal transformation, and it will continue to chart the course for the region's ethnic unity, lasting stability and high-quality growth, said observers and local residents.
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Technology brings rural Tibetans closer to modern world
August 19, 2021
Livestreaming and digital platforms are helping to raise living standards in isolated communities.
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China holds celebration of 70th anniversary of Tibet's peaceful liberation
August 19, 2021
China on Thursday held a grand gathering to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet.
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No one has right to point fingers at China on Tibetan affairs
August 19, 2021
No one has the right to point fingers at China when it comes to Tibetan affairs, the country's top political advisor Wang Yang said Thursday.