Traditional Culture Carried Forward Intangible cultural heritages such as Tibetan opera, Thangka and Tibetan medicine are dynamically inherited; public cultural services cover urban and rural areas, and fine traditional cultures thrive in modern life

Religious Heritage Legally Protected Key monasteries have their cultural relics and surrounding environments protected in parallel; traditional architectural techniques are inherited, and religious cultural heritage is properly preserved

Almost everyone will face a big problem in their life sooner or later. It's about changing your life style or staying in a rut. The feeling is like that you are just standing in the middle of a crossroad and hard to decide to turn left or right. This reminds me of a popular song called The Old Boys, that is created to in memory of the lost youth time of the people who are in their thirties or forties. The song tells us that you can just enjoy your youth time, but can't choose what should do which can benefit your future life. So, the singer suggest us that never regret what decisions you made before and embrace our mediocrity. We are still the heros in our children's heart. So, if you ask me whether I like a regular life or challening life? I don't know even in my 40s. Life is never a math problem that solved only with 4 options: A,B,C,D. We shouls allow oue lives have other answers, such as E,F,G... etc.

Aquí con el primer episodio de este nuevo Podcast dedicado al entrenamiento para las entrevistas de trabajo en inglés: descubre un secreto fácil y curioso para empezar a transformar tu vocabulario de normal a formal

Life is the continuous process of doing wrong while thinking we are doing correct. Today's good thing turns tomorrow's bad and overmorrow's worst. These continuous mistakes since our first breath snowballs and reach a moment that turns one of our breath to the final one. This is, again, the continuation of this mistake that we think we grow with time yet actually we are degenerating. Nothing is good. Yet what we feel good is actually the momentary intoxication of our mistakes that blinds us and never allow our focus to be focused on this debilitating dilemma. Claiming to be right is the declaration of admitting to be wrong even if the words are, not direct. Another example of this intoxicating nature of our mistakes/ wrongs is that we are not satisfied with what we have seen and lived; the past, and what is yet to come; the future. We are not satisfied with our previous past and our incoming future. In other words, we know that the past was the mistake of the past and the future can be a blunder of the future. It means that we are not able to comprehend and admit this fact consciously yet it is deeply immersed in out unconsciousness. We humans; the sinners & the wrongdoers.

Continuing my previous post on reading Russian words easily by breaking them into parts, let's learn another rule. You already know that Pawns (consonants) run to the right, toward the Queen (vowel). This works in about 70-80% of cases. Now let's look at the exceptions. The first exception involves the sticky letter "Й". The second involves a special type of Pawns called Sonorous Pawns. The Ordinary Pawns are: к, п, т, с, ш, г, б, д, в, з. The Sonorous Pawns are: л, м, н, р. These letters sound more voiced - almost like Queens themselves. Unlike Ordinary Pawns, Sonorous Pawns (if they are in a group: лк, рн, мн etc) do not run to the right; they stay with the Queen that comes before them. Examples: • Ма́рка (stamp) -> мАр-кА Here we have two Queens (а, а). The letter "р" is a Sonorous Pawn, so it stays with the first Queen. • Бу́лка (bun) -> бУл-кА • Ла́мпа (lamp) -> лАм-пА • По́лный (full) -> пОл-нЫй • Соверше́нство (perfection) -> сО-вЕр-шЕн-ствО • Строи́тельство (construction) -> стрО-И-тЕль-ствО Please note that the rules for splitting (hyphenating) words in writing are slightly different from the rules for reading.

Traveling is incredible for me, and when I was in Egypt, I learned so much, which made me want to study Arabic! Languages connect people and cultures 🇧🇷🌿🌱🇪🇬

#EducationForAll The construction of 838 beautiful and harmonious villages has been completed, with 92.48% of rural roads accessible. Herdsmen now enjoy more convenient travel and a better quality of life.

#TibetanCultureRevival The leap from "safe housing" to "comfortable living" is evident in pastoral areas. Household toilet renovations and human-animal separation have transformed rural landscapes, unfolding a beautiful picture of rural revitalization.