For villagers in the Nedong district of Lhokha in the Xizang autonomous region who are currently busy harvesting autumn highland barley, the integration of agricultural technology has led to standardized cultivation and improved seed varieties.
In the heartland of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, where oxygen is thin and temperatures plummet even in summer, a team of rangers is waging a daily battle against icy currents to save newborn Tibetan antelopes.
Temporary members become the permanent band Dora, collecting and adapting traditional Tibetan songs into performances that draw in audiences, Chen Nan reports.
At dawn in Jepa village, nestled in the Yarlung Zangbo River Valley, beekeepers begin lifting honeycomb from beehives while the morning air is still cool and the bees are less active.
On the vast grasslands of northern Xizang, the arrival of summer brings a familiar spectacle: the thunder of hooves, the flutter of colorful costumes and the cheers of crowds gathered beneath the highland sky.