People on the Qinghai-Tibet Highway
(tibet.cn) Updated: 2014-10-10 17:45
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Li Xiaoming (1st L) takes a group photo with his friends to mark the scenery of Kunlun Mountains on the Qinghai-Tibet Highway on Sept 18, 2014. The Qinghai-Tibet Highway marks its 60th anniversary of opening to traffic in 2014. It has not only bore the weight of countless staff, goods and materials, but also the dream of numerous people. Reporters from Xinhua News Agency interview the people travelling on the Qinghai-Tibet Highway, listening to their stories and keeping track of their dreams. [Photo/Xinhua] |
Li Xiaoming, a businessman from Beijing, has gone for self drive to Tibet every two or three years since 2002 and has been through most parts of Tibet. "I wish I could travel through the National Road 318 from the beginning to the end next year, having a final look at the scenery of the old way before the opening of the new road," said Li.
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