Blending ancient aesthetics with contemporary ideas, young artists and designers are redefining how Tibetan culture is lived, worn, and performed today.
Markham county in Chamdo city, Xizang autonomous region, bursts into spring every March. In a few months, ripe grapes will be transformed into fine wine, ready to reach global markets.
In the heart of Lhasa, near Barkhor Street, the Summit Fine Art Cafe — affectionately known as Yangtse Coffee — has become a familiar presence where tradition meets modern urban life.
China has unveiled DeepZang, the world's first large language model for the Tibetan language, in a move that could broaden the use of Tibetan in digital communications and public services.
Xizang autonomous region's foreign trade maintained strong momentum in the first two months of 2026, with total imports and exports reaching 1.82 billion yuan ($264.93 million).
Amid a gentle cascade of cherry blossoms, Pema Drolma reached from her wheelchair to catch a petal, her smile reflecting the resilience of the Gesang flower, an emblem of hope for Tibetan people.