Modernisation throughout the Tibetan Plateau

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Modernisation throughout a Tibetan Plateau

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Less as good as less you will see nomads as good as villagers float horses upon a Tibetan Plateau
, instead roving a complicated transport "motorcycling". Also Tibetans embrace modernisation as good which most Tibetans hold upon to there enlightenment in Buddism as good as clever believes in themselfs.

"The Conservancy for Tibetan Art as good as Culture is working to emanate a better bargain of a peoples, cultures, as good as traditions of Tibet, as good as a hazard which confronts them. Tibetan enlightenment forms a valuable partial of a world's heritage. Humanity would be poorer should it be lost. -His Holiness a 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso"
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