Tibetan culture is mainly embodied in where

Tibetan culture is mainly embodied in the long history of the Tibetan language and script, there is a vast sea of religious texts, there is a unique medical treatment of Tibetan medicine, there are beautiful murals, thangkas, gold and bronze statues, there are colorful folk festivals, folk songs and dances, and a large number of epic poems, ballads and proverbs that are still being passed down orally by the people today.

These are the riches of the Tibetan people and the spiritual soil on which they live. With the progress and development of society, Tibetan culture has changed its past state of closure, stagnation and atrophy, and has developed an open attitude toward the world, showing a vigorous vitality.　

Protection of Excellent Traditional Culture in Tibet

Over the past 20 years, China's central government has devoted itself to the protection and development of Tibetan culture, and has taken a variety of measures since the 1950s to protect and promote the excellent traditional culture of Tibet, and the first batch of the national list of intangible cultural heritage was approved by the State Council and the Ministry of Culture of the People's Republic of China on June 2, 2006, with the approval of the Ministry of Culture of the PRC. 501 items, and Tibet has 22 items included in it.

These include folklore, Tibetan medicine and Tibetan medicine, folk art, national folk epics and so on, all of which convey the message of protection and development of Tibetan culture.