China / China

Deng people's modern life

(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2011-05-18 16:09
Comments Print Mail Large Medium Small

Deng people's modern life
A Deng woman talks to tourists on April 25, 2011, in a village of Zayu county, Nyingchi prefecture of Tibet autonomous region. The Deng tribes living in Zayu county, Nyingchi prefecture of Tibet autonomous region have a population of only about 1,400 and Deng people are still not considered as an ethnic group in China. Its members were isolated until the 1950s, but now they live more modern lives, with the help of the local government. [Photo/Xinhua]

Deng people's modern life
A Deng woman is doing her make-up on April 25, 2011, in a village of Zayu county, Nyingchi prefecture of Tibet autonomous region. [Photo/Xinhua]
State Council News
Premier Li urges information integration to serve the public
Premier Li urges information disclosure on public resource allocation

The popular Beijing grill "The Lancet", which is named after the famous medical journal, received a special customer on Sunday --- William Summerskill, one of the four senior executive editors of the journal, according to the grill's weibo account.

Highlights
Blind woman's request for braille law exam paper denied
Camp bridges cultural divide
Small cities not ideal place for metropolis escaper: report
Parents leave behind 9 million children in China
Hot Topics
Grassroots delegate: Craftsman tackling new, tough projects 2nd space lab on its way to key mission Netizens criticize Olympic uniforms Rough and tough world of soldiers' training Ground level Rule of law Panda China youths Anti-terror drive Family planning
Special

Xi's push to eradicate poverty

1000 days: Deepening reforms