Chinese President #XiJinping visited the city of Lhasa in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region on July 22. In the afternoon, President Xi inspected Drepung Monastery, Barkhor Street and Potala Palace Square to learn about work on ethnic and religious affairs, the conservation of the ancient city, and the inheritance and protection of Tibetan culture. His visit came after Tibet celebrated its 70th anniversary of peaceful liberation in May. | CGTN

Chinese President #XiJinping, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, visited the Tibet Autonomous Region from July 21 to 23 on the 70th anniversary of Tibet's peaceful liberation. He extended congratulations on the occasion and visited officials and locals from various ethnic groups. | CGTN

sweet Pallas's cat (兔猻,Otocolobus manul) family, in Xizang (#Tibet) autonomous region. It is under second-class state protection in #China. There are 20,000 manul cats in China, many of whom reside on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. ❤山水自然保护中心 ❤❤❤ #Nature #Peace #wildlife #Chinese #love #travel | Lin hillside

The Potala Palace is an iconic 1,300-year-old structure in China's Tibet Autonomous Region. Its highest point is 3,750 meters above sea level and it is regarded as one of the symbols of Tibetan Buddhism. The Potala Palace was originally built in the seventh century by Songtsen Gampo, and was rebuilt and extended during the 17th century. Today, it has become the most famous tourist attraction in Tibet. #IntoTibet2020 #PanoramicTibet | CGTN

@tibetinhistory _ When China refers to “Tibet,” it means the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR), established after China’s invasion, excluding parts of Do-Toe and Do-Mey provinces of Tibet. _ After the invasion, China integrated parts of Tibet’s traditional provinces Do-Toe and Do-Mey into parts of the Chinese provinces of Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan and Yunnan. _ To reshape global perceptions of Tibet and assert its belonging to China, the Chinese government began replacing the name “Tibet” with “Xizang

Within 24 hours, what's happening in Southwest China's #Tibet Autonomous Region? Watch this video to enjoy Tibet's charming scenery and learn about its significant achievements in the past 70 years since its peaceful liberation in 1951. #China24Hours #SplendidChina | Xi's Moments

The 1st electrified railway in SW China's Tibet Autonomous Region opened Friday morning, linking Lhasa, the regional capital, with the city of Nyingchi as “Fuxing” bullet trains enter official operation on the plateau region. The 435-km-long route has a designed speed of 160 km/h | People's Daily, China