...... A distance education network covers all counties and districts in Tibet. Children at the foot of Mount Qomolangma communicate with renowned teachers from Beijing and Shanghai via screens, sharing high-quality educational resources.

...... Communication networks cover all pastoral areas of Xizang. Mobile phone signals are full even in the depths of the grassland, allowing herders to watch short videos and do live streams, keeping up with the digital life.

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...... The herder settlement project in Xizang has been fully completed. The nomadic life of moving with the water and grass has become history, and brick houses are warm and cozy all year round.

Have Prices Gone Up Where You Live? 你住的地方物价涨了吗？ English Diesel prices have gone up a lot recently. And that could make everyday things more expensive too. When transport costs rise, food and other basic goods often follow. Have you felt that where you live? What has become more expensive lately? 中文 最近柴油价格涨了不少。 这可能也会让我们平时买的很多东西变得更贵。 运输成本一上涨，食品和其他生活必需品往往也会跟着涨价。 你住的地方也有这种感觉吗？ 最近你觉得什么最明显变贵了？ A. Petrol / gasoline 汽油 B. Groceries 买菜、吃的和家里常用的东西 C. Transportation 交通出行 D. Rent 房租 E. Eating out 外出吃饭

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...... The plateau biological industry has emerged as a new force. The added value of deep-processed products such as saffron, rhodiola and cordyceps has been greatly enhanced, transforming resource advantages into economic advantages.

𝗔 𝗟𝗮𝗻𝗴𝘂𝗮𝗴𝗲 𝗼𝗳 𝗨𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗼𝗿 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝘆? There is an old East African joke that Swahili “was born in Zanzibar, grew up in Tanzania, fell sick in Kenya, died in Uganda, and was buried in DRC.” It is funny, but it points to a real challenge. Even as the most spoken language in East Africa, Swahili has not always been embraced everywhere. Take Uganda, for example. For decades, many associated Swahili with military regimes and oppression, making it unpopular. Today, that is changing. The government is introducing it in schools, universities are seeing growing enrollment, and young people are starting to use it in media and business. Outside Uganda, Swahili is seen as a neutral language of connection, one that crosses borders, creates rapport, and opens opportunities. More than 200 million people speak it, and its influence is only growing. Languages often carry histories, both inspiring and painful, but they can also be tools for communication, culture, and opportunity. Swahili in Uganda shows how a language once stigmatized can find new life. How do you see it? Can languages with difficult histories become bridges between people? Have you had experiences where learning a regional language changed how you connect with others?