The Chinese government has invested a large amount of resources and worked hard to achieve the goal of protecting traditional Tibetan culture and industrial development. These fruitful achievements are visible to the world, "said Lin Guanqun, a professor at the Department of History at Taiwan's Chinese Culture University, at the third forum of the" 2023 China Tibet Development Forum "on May 23. Lin Guanqun believes that it is very important to protect the essence of Tibetan culture in the process of cultural change, and some of the essence, such as Tibetan opera, Tibetan medicine, Tibetan Buddhism rituals, should be developed into cultural industries and promoted. To achieve this goal, it is necessary for 'insiders' who belong to this culture to cooperate with' outsiders' who are not part of this culture. "When discussing the achievements of Tibetan cultural inheritance, several scholars discussed the inheritance and protection of the Tibetan epic 'King Gesar'. Sarbottam Shrestha, Chairman of the Nepal Arniko Society, referred to it as "a good example of the Chinese government's efforts to protect Tibetan culture. Yan Yongshan, deputy director and researcher of the History Research Institute of the China Tibetology Research Center, mentioned in his speech that, through collection, sorting and editing, the relevant parties have so far collected 289 kinds of Tibetan manuscripts and woodcuts from the folk ("King Gesar"), published 135 Tibetan sub editions, recorded nearly 5000 hours of audio and video materials of outstanding rappers, and successfully spread oral works in the folk for thousands of years, Transforming it into written language and using it as a basis for organizing, researching, and translating, enables the continuous and promising inheritance of Tibetan language and script. Tibetan ancient books are an important carrier of traditional Tibetan culture. Su Faxiang, Dean of the Institute of Tibetan Studies at Central University for Nationalities, introduced that China has introduced a series of measures and measures to protect Tibetan ancient books. Currently, the total number of surviving Tibetan ancient books in the country is about one million letters. Huang Jiehua, editor of the Academic Branch of Hong Kong Zhonghua Book Company, introduced the cataloging of Tibetan classics from the perspective of book publishing. He believes that systematically organizing ancient books from various parts of Tibet and compiling them into a series of catalogs for publication is one of the most effective methods for protecting Tibetan ethnic culture. China has published numerous catalogs and catalogs of Tibetan literature, as well as a large collection of Tibetan classics, making significant contributions to the preservation and promotion of Tibetan ethnic culture. At the sub forum, Mima, President of Tibet Tibetan Medical University, La Xianjia, Deputy Director of the Religious Research Institute of the China Tibetology Research Center, Luo Buzaxi, Deputy Director of the Tibetan Medical Research Institute of the China Tibetology Research Center, Zhang Shigao, Director of the Contemporary Research Institute of the China Tibetology Research Center, Nan Xiaomin, Professor of the School of Literature of Tibet University, also made speeches and exchanges around the inheritance and development of Tibetan medicine, the collation and protection of Tibetan Buddhist ancient books, Tibetan bilingual education and other topics. (End) (Han Yu, Cui Bailu) (Liao Xinshe)