Tourism in China＇s Buddhist Temples

In recent years along with the improvement of the livelihoods of Chinese people and the public needs in cultural life, a religious cultural tourism is booming in China. In order to meet the tourist demand, this book is designed as a guide book to introduce 211 famous Buddhist monasteries and temples in various places of China representing different Buddhist sects including Han-Chinese, Tibetan and Southern Buddhism with their rich cultural and historical resources, characteristics of architecture and famous personages.     

NewBooks：A Handbook of Tourism in Tibet

Have you ever been in Tibet？ Do you want to enjoy your holiday？ Why not go to Tibet, where you can see the blue Sky with flaky clouds, green hills with blossoming flowers, snowcapped mountain peaks, great rivers and beautiful lakes, dense virgin forests, Tibetan antelopes and wild yaks running in the vast grassland, picturesque villages and age-old Tibetan monasteries. All of these are just part of the beauty that can be found in Tibet. Tibet is really a lively and lovely place where one can calm down one＇s vexation and impulsiveness being transported in a whirl of clouds to a world truly apart. So don＇t hesitate about going to Tibet for a visit. There are several ways of getting to Tibet： either by air or by going overland. Many highways connect Tibet and other parts of China.     

Druju,Herdsmen’s Secretary in Northern Tibet

It was summer of 2013. Druju,former Vice Chairman ofPeople＇s Political ConsultativeConference of Nagqu Prefecture inTibet and Secretary of Tsonyi SpecialDistrict Party Committee, watchedthe brand-new sign of＂TsonyiCounty＂ being installed on thisfamiliar piece of land on which hehad worked and lived for 37 years. Hefelt an upsurge of emotion.     

Tibet＇s soclo-economic development in 2004

Located in the northern part of Tibet,Nagchu Pre-fecture covers an area of 0.42 million square km.As aState-class nature reserve,it is a major habitat of vari-ous wildlife,such as antelopes,argalis,black-neckedcranes and wild yaks,which are listed by the State asanimals subject to first-class protection.In recent years,the Forestry Bureau of Nagchu areabuilt many nature reserves of different levels andadopted effective measures for the protection of wildanimals.As a result,some species of endangered wild     

Lobsang Dainzin in No-Man＇s Area

Living in the residential area behind the Potala Palace in Lhasa, Lobsang Dainzin recalls how he worked for 26 years on the Northern Tibet Plateau, with the first 17 years in Xainzha,Wenbo and Shuanghu. At that time,Xainzha County covered 190,000 square km, but with two-thirds of it considered to be a no-man‘s land. Nyima County and the Shuanghu Special Administrative Area now occupy this latter area.     

HARMONY AND CONFLICT BETWEEN MANKIND AND ANIMALS --A Travelodge in the ＂No-man＇s Land＂ of North Tibet

<正>In recent years,improvements in the eco-environment have made possible the recovery of biological diversity amongst living things in the uninhabited area of ...     

The First Election in Khesum Manou of Lhoka - A Selection of ＂Ling Tian＇s Diary＂

Ling Tian, a senior reporter, went to Tibet from 1950 to 1956 reporting on events. In the spring of 1959, he entered Tibet once more and visited Lhoka. His diary, with one hundred thousand characters about this journey, has accurately recorded the genuine process of democratic reform occurring in Khesum Manor of Lhoka. In this journal, we are publishing some parts of his diary as follows.     

贫困山区景区开发与管理模式探究——以蒙山人家景区为例

本文以山东省临沂市蒙山旅游区蒙山人家景区为例,通过对该景区生态资源、文化资源、经济发展等方面的分析,总结优势,寻找不足,探讨贫困山区景区开发与管理的模式,并为该类地区旅游业的可持续发展提供可行性建议。一、贫困山区与旅游随着休闲旅游时代的到来,人们对于山地旅游,尤其是贫困地区山地旅游的热情越来越高,山地休闲发展势头迅猛,越来越为广大群众所喜爱,其原因主要在于迎合了现代人的需要,然而