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How has the geography and natural environment of Tibet helped shape Tibetan culture?

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Seventy percent of Tibetan people live off the land, farmers and nomads. If there is not many modern economic or industrial life style, then the nature and geographic it much more important for survival. I will say the more change of life style will require different resources, particularly neural resources.
The use of the natural resource it changes the geographic. The life style resource change makes Tibetan culture change. It is an interdependently issue.

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