Staff set up the "Inspiring highland· Chinese art exhibition". Opening on November 13 at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing, More than 500 artistic works about Tibet will be on show.

An oil painting entitled, Spring comes to Tibet by Dong Xiwen in 1955 is on show at the  National Art Museum of China.

 
An oil painting by Wu Zuoren called Tibetan woman carries water was painted in 1946 and is shown at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing.

 
Tibetan youth, a watercolor by Wu Changjiang in 2009, is on display at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing.

A watercolor entitled Drum music in winter by Dezhen in 2003 is exhibited at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing.

The auspicious clouds over the snow mountain by Feng Yuan in 2005 is on show at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing.

A sculpture entitled The spring of the highland by Shiyi in 1979 is presented at the National Art Museum of China.

Painted by Jimeichilie in 2003, The mounted archer is on show at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing.

An oil painting entitled The lady from art troupe was done by Jin Shangyi in 1978 and is on display at the National Art Museum of China.

 
A carving entitled Study by Li Huanmin in 1962, is shown at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing.

  
A Chinese painting called Snow line by Liu Dawei in 2004 is shown at the National Art Museum of China.

 
The east is red, the sun rises is a carving made by Niu Wen in 1959 and is on show at the  National Art Museum of China in Beijing

 
An oil painting entitled We are walking on the highroad by Pan Shixun in 1964 is on display at the National Art Museum of China.

 
Towards Lhasa, an oil painting by Wang Yiguang in 2005 is presented at the National Art Museum of China in Beijing.

An oil painting entitled Chaimucuo by Zhan Jianjun in 1977 is on show at the NationalArt Museum in Beijing.

 
An oil painting by Zhu Naizheng in 1963, Golden Season is displayed at the National Art Museum of China.

A carving entitled Hostess by Xu Kuang and A'ge in 1978 is presented at the  National Art Museum of China.