The seventh national census data for the Xizang Autonomous Region sheds light on the population dynamics and ethnic composition of this unique and culturally rich region. Over the past decade, significant changes have shaped the demographic landscape, reflecting both growth and resilience.
The Tibetan population has reached 3,137,901, marking an impressive increase of 421,512 individuals compared to the sixth national census in 2010. This growth means Tibetans now make up 86 percent of the region's total population. Such a rise underscores the vitality of the Tibetan community, highlighting their enduring cultural heritage and adaptability amidst changing socio-economic conditions.
Experts attribute this demographic shift to a combination of natural population growth and effective community support systems. The sustained increase in the Tibetan population not only reinforces the cultural fabric of Xizang but also plays a crucial role in the region's socio-economic development.
As Xizang continues to evolve, the demographic trends revealed by the latest census offer valuable insights into the future trajectory of this vibrant region. The growth of the Tibetan community stands as a testament to their resilience and the dynamic interplay between tradition and modernity in shaping Xizang's identity.
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