The Tibetan New Year， also known as Losar， is the most important festival in the Tibetan It is celebrated over a period of two weeks， and this year's celebration began on SIn Shigatse， the Gongga family is busy preparing wines and food for relatives and Local officials also sent their best wishes with rice and The guests were greeted with white Khatag and received a warm welcome from Gongga The Gongga family has three sons and one The second son Pasang Tashi is the only high school student in the village， and he will participate in the college entrance exam this Local official Tian Shixin said， "If you pass the exam， all of us will support We can sponsor "Pasang Tashi studies very hard， and his score is always among the top ten in his class， where there are more than 70 Pasang Tashi said， "I'm very thankful to my They worked hard and paid my tuition The only way I can pay them back is by entering a good As night falls， villagers whirl burning torches to drive away evil spirits and dance Losar is celebrated for 15 days， with the main celebrations on the first three It occurs near the Chinese New Year， but the traditions of Losar are unique to Tibet
