(230531) -- NGARI, 31. Mai 2023 (Xinhua) -- Dieses Foto wurde am 28. Mai 2023 aufgenommen und zeigt einen Blick auf ein veraltetes Haus der zweiten Generation in Demqog Village, Zhaxigang Township, gar County in der Präfektur Ngari der Autonomen Region Tibet im Südwesten Chinas. Der 84-jährige Losang Zhamdu, der vor seiner Residenz im Dorf Demqog in der Stadt Zhaxigang, im Bezirk gar in der Präfektur Ngari in Tibet saß, erzählte eine Geschichte über die fünf Häuser, in denen er gelebt hatte.'Meine Mutter und ich lebten zusammen in einem Zelt aus Yakhaar, Alle unsere Besitztümer waren eine Ziegenfelljacke und eine abgenutzte tibetische Decke," rief Lo zurück

• Bildanbieter: Xinhua / Alamy Stock Foto
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• Format: 3500 x 2073 px | 29,6 x 17,6 cm | 11,7 x 6,9 inches | 300dpi
• Aufnahmedatum: 28. Mai 2023
• Fotograf: Xinhua

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(230531) -- NGARI, May 31, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on May 28, 2023 shows an interior view of an obsolete "second-generation" house in Demqog Village, Zhaxigang Township, Gar County in Ngari Prefecture of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. Sitting in the sun outside his residence in Demqog Village, Zhaxigang Township, Gar County in Ngari Prefecture of Tibet, 84-year-old Losang Zhamdu told a story of the five homes he had lived in."My mother and I lived together in a tent made with yak hair, all our possessions were a goat fur jacket and a worn-out Tibetan blanket, " recalled Losang Zhamdu, then a serf, on his childhood, adding, "Was that tent my first home? I don't know, because everything in our hand belonged to the serf owners." In 1959, democratic reform was launched and feudal serfdom was finally abolished in Tibet. A million serfs and slaves were emancipated, and 20-year-old Losang Zhamdu was one of them. In the 1960s, with the help of his neighbors, Losang Zhamdu built his second home - a "two-bedroom" flat with stone and mud. Such houses are called "first-generation" ones in Demqog Village. "This house is not very good. The roof leaked when it rained, and we even didn't have a stove for cooking. But it was much more comfortable if compared to our tent, " Losang Zhamdu said of his second home. In 1990, Demqog was officially established as an administrative village, which came along with "second-generation" houses built with adobe. Through the joint efforts of his family, neighbors and border guards, Losang Zhamdu was able to move in his third home. In 2006, Losang Zhamdu celebrated the inauguration of his fourth home, also known as the "third-generation" house of Demqog Village - a house with bricks and concrete structure. "It's a comfortable house. I like it very much." Losang Zhamdu said the local government also helped to drill a well next to his home. In 2010, Shaanxi Province, which had been assisting Ngari, shifted its aids to the construc

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