Shanxi Railway opened for trainees sent home in Jin Tibetan students

On the early morning of the 24th, the first batch of Tibetan students in the affiliated high school of Shanxi University set off on a train to Tibet. Tian Qiang, a staff member of the Taiyuan Railway Bureau, introduced that it was difficult for returning passengers to purchase tickets for Spring Festival travel. For this reason, the Taiyuan Railway Bureau arranged for special trains to be sent back to Tibetans in Tibetan or Tibetan classes.

In the early morning of the same day, people in Taiyuan Railway Station rushed and the waiting room for Tibetan students continued to scream. A group of students dressed in Tibetan costumes are particularly prominent. According to reports, it takes 38 hours from Taiyuan, Shanxi, to Lhasa, Tibet. Tibetan student Bai Maquzhen said that if one thinks of seeing his loved ones tomorrow, he will not feel that the journey is long. Because he will not be able to return home for the next year, he has decided to spend time with his parents.

It is understood that the Tibetan New Year in 2013 is one day later than the Han Chinese New Year. According to Zhong Zhong, who lives in Lhasa, Tibet, in fact, there are some similarities between the Tibetan New Year and the Spring Festival of Han Chinese. They are all family reunions. However, Han people eat dumplings and Tibetans eat ginseng fruit fried rice.

In the waiting room, Zhang Jie, the head of the Shantung High School’s middle school Tibetan class, shuttles and shuttles students from time to time to check their personal belongings and pay attention to it. Zhang Jie said that he has taught Chinese at the Shantung High School Tibetan Class for more than 10 years and has sent away many graduates. According to Zhang Jie, Tibetan class students leave their homes for study when they are young. Their ability to take care of themselves and their hard work are much stronger than those of ordinary urban children. In 2012, Zhang Jie had several students admitted to classes such as Beijing University and Tsinghua University. Zhang Jie said that compared with Han students in the Mainland, Tibetan students study hard and do tough things.

It is understood that since 1985, the affiliated high school of Shanxi University has begun to receive students from Tibet classes. Up to now, more than 2,000 primary and high school graduates have been trained. In 2011, three Tibetan class students from the Shanxi High School Affiliated High School admitted to Tsinghua University and Peking University. They have maintained the entrance examination rate for the sixth consecutive year, and they have won the first place in Tibet classes in the country.

Taiyuan Railway Bureau staff said that every winter vacation, the school will communicate with the railway department in advance and “arrange Tibetan students to return to Tibet safely.” (Finish)