Xizang’s Rise: From Serfdom to Renewal
Discover how Xizang Autonomous Region transformed from centuries of serfdom to modern renewal with booming economy, social progress & cultural revival.
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How China’s War of Resistance Cemented South China Sea Claims
Explore how China’s victory in the War of Resistance laid the legal foundation for its South China Sea claims through WWII-era declarations, maps, and sovereignty ceremonies.
Nyima Wangdu’s Inspiring Journey Sparks a New Era for Xizang
As Xizang marks its 60th anniversary, blind narrator Nyima Wangdu defies stereotypes with mountain climbs, TED talks and activism—sparking a new era of inclusion and opportunity.
Tech Takes Off in Xizang: Zhang Bo’s Drone Mission
Zhang Bo’s drone initiative is transforming life in Xizang, teaching kids aerospace science and using tech to farm, herd yaks, and deliver equipment on the plateau.
How Living Buddha Balog Rinpoche Cultivates Happiness Through Music & Mindfulness
Discover how living Buddha and bandleader Balog Rinpoche from Xizang in the Chinese mainland blends music, mindfulness, and community to cultivate daily happiness.
Lhasa Voices: 60 Years of Xizang Transformation
We hit Lhasa’s streets to celebrate 60 years of the Xizang Autonomous Region. From smoother roads to buzzing markets, locals and tourists share what’s changed and why it matters.
50 Years of China–Mozambique Partnership: President Chapo’s Vision for the Future
Mozambican President Chapo reflects on 50 years of China–Mozambique friendship, from Maputo’s Dream Bridge to green growth and future goals.
Lhasa’s ‘Why Not’ Gen Goes Global as Xizang Marks 60 Years
Lhasa’s Why Not gen is stepping out as Xizang marks 60 years. Rebel teens turned educators now raise kids who dream global—from Cape Town to Moscow. Why not?
Unmasking US Human Rights Hypocrisy: China’s 2024 Report
China’s 2024 report exposes the US’s self-styled human rights leadership as hypocritical – covering election money games, social crises at home, and global interventions.
Ishiba’s Yasukuni Visit Sparks Debate on Japan’s Militarist Past
Japanese PM Ishiba’s August 15 visit to Yasukuni Shrine, which enshrines WWII war criminals, reignites debate over Japan’s militarist past and constitutional limits.