近日，西藏山南市第45届雅砻物资交流会（以下简称"物交会"）在雅鲁藏布江畔的乃东区举办。活动为 期7天，吸引2635家商户参展，累计接待游客和采购商超16.61万人次，实现总成交额7.82亿元，较上届 增长11.4%。接待人次、总成交额、同比增速3项数据均创历史新高。 举办45年来，物交会已成为山南乃至西藏冬季最重要的消费盛会，成为展示特色产业发展的重要平台和 农牧民增收的重要渠道。 激发消费活力 在物交会现场，来自山南各牧区的牛羊肉陈列有序，这也是展会上最受欢迎的产品。来自农区的木碗、 氆氇、藏装、藏香等产品也引人驻足。 家住乃东区的次仁德吉早早就来到物交会现场，经过精挑细选，她花了1万余元选购牦牛肉和羊肉。每 年，她家都从物交会上购买牛羊肉。"这个习惯，我坚持了10多年。"次仁德吉说，"物交会上，牧民们 带着自家最好的牛羊肉来出售，品质好，值得购买。" 上世纪六七十年代，每年秋末冬初，有闲暇的农牧民便带着各种生活物资，聚集在城市周边以物易物。 1981年，山南地区行署主动举办首届雅砻物交会，将零散、无序的集市纳入规范化管理。自此，物交会 规模不断扩大，成交额逐年攀升。 "经过45年的发展，无论是从规模还是 ...

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作为夺底街道"赛事进社区"的生动实践，本次活动不仅在家门口为社区群众搭建了专业健身平台，助力培养健康生活方式，更联动拉 萨市内骑友资源，以体育为纽带促成社区群众与骑行爱好者的互动交流，营造了欢乐祥和的跨年氛围。同时，赛事深度践行文旅体融 合理念，开幕式及活动期间安排了特色文艺演出，同步设置非遗及土特产展区，吸引14家商家入驻，集中展示藏香、擦擦等非遗技艺 与本地特色产品，让选手与游客在运动之余，沉浸式体验藏文化魅力，一站式选购地道特产。 图为参赛选手在夺底沟进行激烈的自行车爬坡比赛 赛事以"跨年迎新、绿色骑行、健康生活"为核心，吸引近130名城关区内外骑行爱好者及来自6个村的120名群众参与活动与开幕式，大 家以骑行登高的方式迎接新年，既点燃了全民健身热情，更推动文旅体深度融合，为乡村振兴注入强劲活力。 据悉，本次比赛赛道选址夺底沟维巴村，串联好客藏家民俗旅游村与林宗村，6公里爬坡路线将高原原生态风光与藏家人文风情融为一 体，让选手在竞技挑战中感受夺底沟的独特魅力。 图为参赛选手在起点等待鸣枪 （来源：中国西藏网） 转自：中国西藏网 中国西藏网讯 1月1日，"圣地拉萨 魅力城关"2026拉萨市城关区夺底街道第 ...

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Core Insights - The development of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) in China emphasizes the balance between inheritance and innovation, particularly as ICH enters commercial fields, showcasing its cultural depth and appeal through collaborations with luxury brands [2][7] - Financial support is crucial for the productization, talent cultivation, and market promotion of ICH, enabling its effective release of cultural influence [2][3][6] Group 1: Current Status of ICH - As of December 2023, China has recognized over 100,000 representative projects of ICH across various levels, leading the world with 44 entries in the UNESCO ICH list, which totals 788 items from 150 countries [1] - The transition of ICH from small workshop operations to industrialization is exemplified by financial institutions supporting traditional crafts with modern technology [3] Group 2: Financial Support Mechanisms - Financial institutions are actively involved in the productization of ICH, as seen in the case of the Nanning branch of Industrial Bank linking traditional techniques to high-tech enterprises, resulting in over 40 patents and a transformation towards the health industry [3] - Agricultural banks in regions like Fujian and Chongqing are providing targeted financial support to local ICH practitioners, ensuring the sustainability and development of traditional arts [4][5] Group 3: Market Expansion and Promotion - Financial institutions are leveraging online and offline channels to broaden the sales avenues for ICH products, including the creation of online marketplaces and culturally themed banking services [6] - The international recognition of Chinese ICH is growing, with brands integrating traditional crafts into their offerings, indicating a significant opportunity for financial empowerment in this sector [7]

Core Insights - The article highlights the revival of traditional ethnic handicrafts in Qinghai Province, particularly through companies like Lelema and Zanshidai, which leverage local cultural heritage to create marketable products [1][2][10] - Financial support from local banks, especially Henan County Rural Commercial Bank, plays a crucial role in sustaining these businesses and facilitating the transmission of traditional skills [3][5][9] Group 1: Company Overview - Lelema focuses on integrating traditional Mongolian and Tibetan wool weaving techniques into everyday products, aiming to preserve these crafts while providing income opportunities for local women and marginalized groups [2][3] - Zanshidai specializes in Tibetan incense, which has a history of over 1300 years, and has successfully expanded its market reach to Europe and major Chinese cities [4][5] - Amewoo, another company, produces wool blankets and has adopted semi-automated production methods to enhance efficiency and meet market demands [7][8] Group 2: Financial Support and Challenges - Lelema received a loan of 1 million yuan from Henan County Rural Commercial Bank in its early stages, which enabled the purchase of a stable operational facility and supported the acquisition of raw materials [3][9] - Zanshidai has benefited from multiple loans, including a significant 2 million yuan loan, which has been crucial for its research and development efforts in incense production [5][6] - Amewoo faced challenges with cash flow and inventory management, but received a 600,000 yuan loan to stabilize operations and fulfill new orders, leading to increased revenue [8][9] Group 3: Market Trends and Adaptation - The companies are adapting to modern consumer preferences by innovating product lines and exploring online sales channels, which has helped them maintain operations despite external pressures [10] - The rise of low-quality incense products in the market has prompted Zanshidai to focus on custom incense production, emphasizing quality and unique offerings [6][8] - Amewoo's sales have declined by 30% recently, highlighting the need for continuous adaptation and financial support to navigate market fluctuations [7][8]

Core Insights - The article highlights the journey of Dawa Tsering, a visually impaired individual, from a blind school student to a confident musician in a blind band, showcasing his personal growth and achievements over 12 years [2][5][21]. Group 1: Personal Development - Dawa Tsering, at age 14, was introduced to photography, allowing him to express his perception of the world despite his visual impairment [1][2]. - By 2025, Dawa has become a member of the Kadagab blind band, where he plays traditional Tibetan music and has developed a family life [7][11]. - He has learned to play various instruments, including the flute and dulcimer, and is determined to master the guitar and piano [24]. Group 2: Challenges and Achievements - Dawa faced significant challenges in adapting to a regular school environment and mastering musical instruments, often taking a long time to memorize music [8][13]. - The Kadagab band, established in 2014, is the first blind band in Tibet, with members previously working in massage, showcasing their commitment to pursuing music despite difficulties [11][21]. - The band has gained recognition and performs extensively, contributing to the local community and translating Tibetan literature into Braille for visually impaired individuals [21]. Group 3: Community and Future Aspirations - Dawa expresses a desire to open a music-themed kindergarten to teach children, reflecting his commitment to sharing his passion for music [30]. - The band has created original songs that resonate with their life experiences, encouraging others facing difficulties [26]. - Dawa's journey illustrates the belief that despite visual impairments, individuals can lead fulfilling lives and inspire others through their actions and music [19][24].

Core Insights - The visit of diplomats from Central Asian countries to Tibet highlights the region's development and modernization, showcasing its natural beauty and cultural diversity [1][2][3] Group 1: Education and Community Development - The diplomats were impressed by the educational conditions in Tibet, noting the provision of 15 years of free education and the emphasis on holistic student development [1][2] - The visit included interactions with local villagers, where the diplomats experienced local cuisine and learned about improvements in living standards [2] Group 2: Environmental and Economic Development - The visit to the Yani National Wetland Park emphasized the importance of protecting natural resources for global ecological health [2] - The diplomats observed the innovation and technological advancements in Tibet, particularly in traditional products like Tibetan medicine and saffron, indicating a growing economic development [2] Group 3: Cultural Exchange and Future Cooperation - The diplomats expressed a desire for cultural exchanges, such as inviting Tibetan artists to perform in Kazakhstan, to strengthen bilateral relations [3] - The visit was seen as a significant step towards enhancing cooperation between Tibet and Central Asian countries, fostering closer ties in various sectors [3]

Core Viewpoint - The visit of diplomats from Eurasian countries to Tibet highlights the region's development and modernization, showcasing its natural beauty and cultural diversity [1][2][3] Group 1: Diplomatic Visit - A delegation of diplomats from Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Moldova, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan visited Tibet from September 23 to 27, 2023, at the invitation of the Chinese Foreign Ministry [1] - The diplomats experienced the prosperity and openness of Tibet, particularly in cities like Lhasa and Nyingchi, and appreciated the region's unique cultural landscape [1][2] Group 2: Education and Living Conditions - The delegation visited a school in Nyingchi, where they noted the excellent living and learning conditions for students, including 15 years of free education provided by the region [1][2] - The emphasis on comprehensive student development through cultural, sports, and artistic activities was highlighted by the Kazakh ambassador [1] Group 3: Cultural Exchange and Cooperation - The visit included interactions with local villagers, where the diplomats enjoyed traditional foods and learned about the improved living standards due to enhanced social welfare [2] - The ambassadors expressed interest in cultural exchanges, such as inviting Tibetan artists to perform in Kazakhstan, indicating a desire for deeper cooperation [3] Group 4: Environmental and Economic Development - The diplomats praised the ecological preservation efforts in Tibet, particularly at the Yani National Wetland Park, emphasizing the importance of protecting natural resources for global environmental health [2] - The delegation also explored local industries, including Tibetan medicine and unique products, noting the region's growing innovation and technological development [2]