With Lhasa's social situation gradually returning to normal, fitness, cultural and recreational facilities, closed under the impact of the Lhasa 3/14 incident, have re-opened to the public.
On Sunday, April 6, reporters at the Tibet Museum witnessed students wearing uniforms visiting. Because of the 3/14 incident, the museum was forced to shut down for several days. Tibet Museum and Education Department Director He Xiaodong said: "Now the number of visitors is gradually returning to normal." At the Lhasa library, many people are sitting quietly at tables and reading. "Lhasa is now quiet, and we can go on reading," one Lhasa secondary school student said.
At the famous "Mantianxing" fitness center in Lhasa, by their coach's instructions, a group of girls are doing calisthenics.
As night fell, Lhasa began its colorful nightlife of the past. At the "Half Dozen," several young people are listening to the music, drinking beer, and playing poker. Music and laughter came together.
By People's Daily Online
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