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《中国西藏(英文版)》2019,(2)
正"White milk in a white porcelain bowl If you want to know what my heart is like Please look into this bowl" This folk song celebrates how Tibetans loves and cherishes milk. Milk is not only something we enjoy drinking, it also stands for purity and nobility. In my childhood 相似文献
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Yangdron 《中国西藏(英文版)》2011,(5):32-37
Everyone has a sacred place deep in his or her heart. I have two such places:one is my hometown Lhasa who gave me my life;the other is my alma mater Peking University who gave me not only knowledge,but the ability to think for myself instead of following the herd and swimming with the tide. I was born in Lhasa,and finished my primary and secondary education there.Most of the teachers in my primary school,Lhasa Experimental Primary school,were 相似文献
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Evie Plaice 《Anthropology today》2005,21(2):22-23
'Face to face: Connecting proximity and distance', Eighth Biennial Conference of the European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA), Vienna, 8–12 September 2004 相似文献
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《Southeastern Archaeology》2013,32(1):101-105
AbstractMost of the things I know about Bennie Keel, he would not want to hear repeated. However, as Bennie generously remembered me at my retirement symposium, I will attempt to honor him with equal dignity, without releasing too many skeletons from the closet! I first met Bennie in 1964 at the Society for American Archaeology meetings he hosted with Joffre Coe in Chapel Hill. Our paths next crossed in 1972, when I began graduate school at the University of North Carolina. Bennie taught me everything I learned about archaeology during that first year. Although he left the following year, we have remained close friends and colleagues, sharing both triumphs and defeats with a candor that only redneck buddies can appreciate. 相似文献
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《中国西藏(英文版)》2019,(3)
In his youth, he worked for sixteen years in northern Tibet where he put his heart and soul into this snow-covered plateau. According to his friends, it is impossible to give a complete portrayal of his life with limited words. He is Wu Yuchu, head of the Yok Museum of Tibet. Mr. Wu is known as"Mr. Yak", a mon in his 60s working tirelessly for the preservation and promotion of yak culture.In 2017, Mr. Wu agreed to start writing a column called"Colorful Choracters of Tibet"about real Tibetan people he knew over the years on China'sTibet magozine. We will select some of the bestpieces to share with our readers. 相似文献
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Wu Yuchu 《中国西藏(英文版)》2020,(2):65-67
Back in 2014,during the opening ceremony for the Tibet Yak Museum,a hoard of guests came in from Beijing as well as from areas throughout China.An adequate venue for accommodation for such a large event was an absolute must.Tibet Hotel was one suggestion.The location of its grounds was rather close to the museum's campus.The idea indeed made it convenient to hold various sorts of activities,regardless of the fact the hotel was somewhat old with little to no luxurious facilities,though the staff is known for excellent service. 相似文献