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The results of study supply the scientific guide and theoretical reference for developing utilization of Tibetan goat pelt reasonably and timely and raising yield of Tibetan goat cashmere.

All work units, streets, roads and public facilities are marked in both Tibetan and Chinese script.

On the traditional Tibetan Shoton Festival in recent years, Tibetan opera and song and dance performances have been given in Tibet, together with a wide range of other colorful traditional cultural activities of popular appeal.

A great quantity of Tibetan famousbrand products, and special local products and handicrafts have entered the domestic and international markets.

Both Tibetan and Han troops are put under the command of officers sent by the central government.

Plentiful and particular content of Tibetan culture is one of the most characteristic parts of Chinese culture and the resources attracting many more tourists.

The art forms of the Tibetan Buddhist sculpture vary widely as there are the stone inscription, the woodcarving, the bronze sculpture, and the clay sculpture.

A number of sports facilities up to the international standards have been built in Tibet, and traditional Tibetan sports have been revived, standardized and popularized, some of them even having been included in national competitions.

Yang Zhikang was one of the active participants to have passed the rigorous examinations by the State Tourist Bureau, and finally became one of 100 Tibetan tour guides qualified for the mission to Tibet this year.

the huge national park on the Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau,

From its origins in the glacial marshlands of the 20,000-foot high Tibetan plateau,

Although Tibetan farmers raised chicken, they seldom ate them. Some people even set surplus cocks free in mountains.

Lake Morari on the Tibetan Plateau is fed by a glacial river that has formed a dramatic apron of sediment, known as an alluvial fan, over the years.

The Silk Road starts with Chang’an(now Xi’an), travelling west to Wuwei, passing though Hexi Corridor to Dunhuang and it divides into north and south routes to avoid the Tibetan Plateau.

Newspapers, and radio and TV stations use both the Tibetan and Chinese languages.

This followed new laws which deprived many of them of citizenship, strictly imposed the national Tibetan-related culture and ended the teaching of Nepali in schools.

Study co-author Ellis said that, as the Tibetan Plateau moves northward, "the interior parts of Tibet are collapsing, rather like a souffle taken out of the oven into cold air."

According to historical records, in 1943 the aristocrat Chengmoim Norbu Wanggyai sold 100 serfs to a monk official at Garzhol Kamsa, in Zhigoin area, at the cost of 60 liang of Tibetan silver (about four silver dollars) per serf.

Newspapers, magazines, and radio and television stations also use both Tibetan and Chinese languages. All signs and marks of government institutions, streets, roads and public facilities are in both Tibetan and Chinese scripts.