In 2007 Cyber Fair, our theme is Tibetan culture in Gui'de County. Although some students are Tibetan, they are not familiar with local traditional customs. In our research, we interview many local people and get to know their living style.

Refer to Tibetan tradition, people always think of Qingke and yak; however, they are substituted by vast barley and tractors. Old traditions are mixed with modern things. In architecture, some live in Tibetan style, while some live in one-floor house. Herdsmen never live in camps, which is a progress in history. In costume, some wear Tibetan robe, while some wear fashion clothes. In general, old people like to keep tradition, youth follow modern things and Buddhist followers are stick to religion habits. In diet, some people eat wheat more than their traditional food-Zanba and Butter tea, which is complicated to make. In fuel, some use cow dung, while some use wheat straw and mine for cooking. Nowadays, electronic objects are popular in Tibetan families.

Though some Tibetan traditions have become history, we hope to maintain and pass them over generations. As Tibetan minority is ancient and mysterious, we wish to draw more people's attention to protect Tibetan culture through our activity.