In the eastern part of Lhasa, the capital of Tibet Autonomous Region, there is a quiet courtyard, where ancient tall trees cast shade over a number of two-storied houses. The courtyard houses the Tibet Tibetan-language Ancient Books Publishing House. In the middle of the courtyard stands the statue of Tunmi Sangbuza, creator of the Tibetan language. A number of scholars devoted to inheriting and spreading Tibetan history In the eastern part of Lhasa, the capital of Tibet Autonomous Region, there is a quiet courtyard, where ancient tall trees cast shade over a number of two-storied houses. The courtyard houses the Tibet Tibetan-language Ancient Books Publishing House. In the middle of the courtyard stands the statue of Tunmi Sangbuza, creator of the Tibetan language. A number of scholars devoted to inheriting and spreading Tibetan history