How is Xizang accommodating its ancient way to modern development?

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For the past 72 years, Southwest China's Xizang Autonomous Region has experienced rapid socio-economic development. High up in Xizang’s mountains, there’s a charm and mystery that keeps arousing the curiosity of people outside this piece of region. What does life here today look like? And how is Xizang accommodating its ancient way of life to modern development?

Guests in this edition of Dialogue are Asghar Muhammad, director of Associated Press of Pakistan in Beijing; and Roland Boer, a distinguished overseas professor at Renmin University of China.

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