The Tibetan Minority藏族
As it is known to us all, there are 55 minority groups in China, each with its traditional customs, costumes and culture. Now let’s take a look at the Tibetan Minority.
The Tibetan Minority group live in Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan and Yunnan Province. And the highest ridge in the world─beautiful and mysterious Tibet is their major habitat .
As the fertilized prairie stretches around the habitants as far as the eyes can see, most people live on animal husbandry, raising sheep, goats, cattle and growing a special kind of plant called Qingke. On account of the unique climate, people often wear warm and comfortable boots in winter, and they are always dressed in delicate robes which are made of the fur of sheep. Often they take off one sleeve of the clothes and tie it around their waists in order to work easily and use it as warm quilts at night.
Both men and women there like wearing silver ornaments, which look very mysterious and full of magical power. And they are good at singing and dancing, and the men there can have braids too. When they meet an important guest, they will present him or her a Hada, a piece of long white silk cloth to show their respect. And they will also treat the guest to a special kind of drink called Suyou Tea, which some people find hard to enjoy.
Besides, the habitants have developed both their own written and spoken languages, and the long poems they wrote play an important role in Chinese literature. And there are many well-protected culture relics as well, taking the grand Budala Palace as an example. It is a historical museum as well as an art treasury, where people can share their spirit belief in Buddhism and get artistic entertainment of the carved paintings and the beautifully-written chirographies.
The Tibetan ethnic group is also famous for its strange custom in funeral. Thinking that the soul belongs to the sky after a person dies, they usually put the body on a platform outdoors, spray on it and wait the condors to come to eat the body. In this way, they believe the soul goes up to the sky.
The Tibetan Minority is brimming over with deep emotions. The people there are very zealous and hospitable and they live freely and happily on the spacious grassland. Their history and culture contribute to the diversity of China, so we certainly should protect them and get them popularized and let them receive great respect they deserve.
我们大家都知道，有55个少数民族在中国，各有自己的传统习俗，服饰文化。现在让我们看一看藏族。
西藏少数民族居住在青海，甘肃，四川和云南省。和“世界屋脊”之称的─美丽而神秘的西藏是他们的主要栖息地。
当受精的草原绵延周围居民只要眼睛可以看到，大多数人生活在畜牧业，饲养绵羊，山羊，牛和成长的一种特殊的植物叫青稞。在独特的气候，人们经常穿着温暖舒适的靴子在冬天，他们总是穿着精致长袍制成的羊的毛。他们常常把一套衣服，把它系在腰间的为了工作方便和使用它作为晚上温暖的被子。
男人和女人都有喜欢戴银饰品，这看起来很神秘，充满了神奇的力量。他们都擅长唱歌和跳舞，和那里的人可以有辫子太。当他们遇到一个重要的客人，他们将他或她的哈达，一块长长的白色丝绸以示他们的敬意。他们也会把客人的一种特殊的饮料叫苏油茶，而有些人觉得很难享受。
此外，居民已经开发了自己的口语和书面语，和长的诗写在中国文学中发挥重要的作用。有许多很好的保护文化遗产的同时，以大布达拉宫为例。这是一个历史的博物馆以及艺术宝库，在那里人们可以分享他们的精神信仰和佛教的雕刻画艺术娱乐和漂亮的书体。
藏族也是著名的丧葬风俗。认为人死后灵魂属于天空，他们通常把尸体放在一个平台上的户外，喷雾和等待秃鹫来吃身体。以这种方式，他们相信灵魂升到了天空。
藏族是充满了深深的情感。那里的人很热情好客，他们自由快乐的生活在宽阔的草原。他们的历史和文化有助于中国的多样性，所以我们一定要保护他们，让他们获得巨大的推广和让他们自己应得的尊重。
我们大家都知道，有55个少数民族在中国，各有自己的传统习俗，服饰文化。现在让我们看一看藏族。
西藏少数民族居住在青海，甘肃，四川和云南省。和“世界屋脊”之称的─美丽而神秘的西藏是他们的主要栖息地。
当受精的草原绵延周围居民只要眼睛可以看到，大多数人生活在畜牧业，饲养绵羊，山羊，牛和成长的一种特殊的植物叫青稞。在独特的气候，人们经常穿着温暖舒适的靴子在冬天，他们总是穿着精致长袍制成的羊的毛。他们常常把一套衣服，把它系在腰间的为了工作方便和使用它作为晚上温暖的被子。
男人和女人都有喜欢戴银饰品，这看起来很神秘，充满了神奇的力量。他们都擅长唱歌和跳舞，和那里的人可以有辫子太。当他们遇到一个重要的客人，他们将他或她的哈达，一块长长的白色丝绸以示他们的敬意。他们也会把客人的一种特殊的饮料叫苏油茶，而有些人觉得很难享受。
此外，居民已经开发了自己的口语和书面语，和长的诗写在中国文学中发挥重要的作用。有许多很好的保护文化遗产的同时，以大布达拉宫为例。这是一个历史的博物馆以及艺术宝库，在那里人们可以分享他们的精神信仰和佛教的雕刻画艺术娱乐和漂亮的书体。
藏族也是著名的丧葬风俗。认为人死后灵魂属于天空，他们通常把尸体放在一个平台上的户外，喷雾和等待秃鹫来吃身体。以这种方式，他们相信灵魂升到了天空。
藏族是充满了深深的情感。那里的人很热情好客，他们自由快乐的生活在宽阔的草原。他们的历史和文化有助于中国的多样性，所以我们一定要保护他们，让他们获得巨大的推广和让他们自己应得的尊重。
As it is known to us all, there are 55 minority groups in China, each with its traditional customs, costumes and culture. Now let’s take a look at the Tibetan Minority.
The Tibetan Minority group live in Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan and Yunnan Province. And the highest ridge in the world─beautiful and mysterious Tibet is their major habitat .
As the fertilized prairie stretches around the habitants as far as the eyes can see, most people live on animal husbandry, raising sheep, goats, cattle and growing a special kind of plant called Qingke. On account of the unique climate, people often wear warm and comfortable boots in winter, and they are always dressed in delicate robes which are made of the fur of sheep. Often they take off one sleeve of the clothes and tie it around their waists in order to work easily and use it as warm quilts at night.
Both men and women there like wearing silver ornaments, which look very mysterious and full of magical power. And they are good at singing and dancing, and the men there can have braids too. When they meet an important guest, they will present him or her a Hada, a piece of long white silk cloth to show their respect. And they will also treat the guest to a special kind of drink called Suyou Tea, which some people find hard to enjoy.
Besides, the habitants have developed both their own written and spoken languages, and the long poems they wrote play an important role in Chinese literature. And there are many well-protected culture relics as well, taking the grand Budala Palace as an example. It is a historical museum as well as an art treasury, where people can share their spirit belief in Buddhism and get artistic entertainment of the carved paintings and the beautifully-written chirographies.
The Tibetan ethnic group is also famous for its strange custom in funeral. Thinking that the soul belongs to the sky after a person dies, they usually put the body on a platform outdoors, spray on it and wait the condors to come to eat the body. In this way, they believe the soul goes up to the sky.
The Tibetan Minority is brimming over with deep emotions. The people there are very zealous and hospitable and they live freely and happily on the spacious grassland. Their history and culture contribute to the diversity of China, so we certainly should protect them and get them popularized and let them receive great respect they deserve.
The Tibetan Minority group live in Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan and Yunnan Province. And the highest ridge in the world─beautiful and mysterious Tibet is their major habitat .
As the fertilized prairie stretches around the habitants as far as the eyes can see, most people live on animal husbandry, raising sheep, goats, cattle and growing a special kind of plant called Qingke. On account of the unique climate, people often wear warm and comfortable boots in winter, and they are always dressed in delicate robes which are made of the fur of sheep. Often they take off one sleeve of the clothes and tie it around their waists in order to work easily and use it as warm quilts at night.
Both men and women there like wearing silver ornaments, which look very mysterious and full of magical power. And they are good at singing and dancing, and the men there can have braids too. When they meet an important guest, they will present him or her a Hada, a piece of long white silk cloth to show their respect. And they will also treat the guest to a special kind of drink called Suyou Tea, which some people find hard to enjoy.
Besides, the habitants have developed both their own written and spoken languages, and the long poems they wrote play an important role in Chinese literature. And there are many well-protected culture relics as well, taking the grand Budala Palace as an example. It is a historical museum as well as an art treasury, where people can share their spirit belief in Buddhism and get artistic entertainment of the carved paintings and the beautifully-written chirographies.
The Tibetan ethnic group is also famous for its strange custom in funeral. Thinking that the soul belongs to the sky after a person dies, they usually put the body on a platform outdoors, spray on it and wait the condors to come to eat the body. In this way, they believe the soul goes up to the sky.
The Tibetan Minority is brimming over with deep emotions. The people there are very zealous and hospitable and they live freely and happily on the spacious grassland. Their history and culture contribute to the diversity of China, so we certainly should protect them and get them popularized and let them receive great respect they deserve.