At the renowned Labrang Lamasery in Gansu province, warm sunshine on the red and white Tibetan Buddhist temple heralded the arrival of spring. The shops lining the fringes of the lamasery in Xiahe county were stocked full of handicraft ... ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Mon, Apr 14 2008
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Tibetan Kotowing around the Labrang Monastry in Xiahe »
YouTube video The Tibetans will come to Xiahe and spend one day going around the temple Kowtowing. Xiahe is in the Southern part of Gansu province on the way to Lanzhou |
| 09 Apr 08 |
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Media tour in Gansu interrupted, but resumes soon » People's Daily The coverage by overseas reporters on the riots in the Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of northwest China's Gansu Province was interrupted by a group of lamas at the Labrang Lamasery on Wednesday, but the media tour soon resumed. ... |
| 19 Apr 08 |
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Temple services to resume » Shanghai Daily Lhasa temples affected by the riot last month will soon resume religious activities, according to temple management and an official. Drepung Monastery, a typical lamasery of the Buddhist Gelukpa sect, will soon... |
| 23 Jul 08 |
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| 23 Mar 08 |
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Northwest Xiahe county returns to normal from riot » People's Daily Farmer named Yoindaincog enjoyed Saturday as a normal weekend, feeding his beef cattle with forage in the afternoon in Xiahe county in northwest Gansu province. "I planted the grasses myself to grow cattle. I can see a good harvest ... |
| 19 Apr 08 |
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Lhasa's riot-affected temples to resume religious activities » People's Daily Lhasa's temples affected by the riot last month will soon resume religious activities, according to temple management and an official. Drepung Monastery, a typical lamasery of the Buddhist Gelukpa sect, will soon hold activities inc ... |
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