to collect items like works of art, antiques, or dolls as a hobby or investment

kept secret or not immediately apparent; implicit, covert, or private

an autonomous region in the southwestern part of China

precious mineral deposits or hidden valuable items

Qinghai and Tibet

to collect and keep something valuable or rare

to hide oneself, go into hiding, or find a place of refuge to avoid detection or danger

Tibetan ethnic group

to conceal oneself or go into hiding to avoid being seen or found

to hide or cover up something or someone to prevent discovery

to hold in store or contain, especially in the context of untapped natural resources or hidden potential

to bury or hide something in the ground

Qinghai-Tibetan plateau

the state or process of cold storage for preservation

a library collection or an accumulated set of books

a collector (e.g. of artworks)

natural reserves or deposits of minerals, oil, or resources

an item that is valued and sought after by collectors, often due to rarity, historical significance, or aesthetic appeal.

museum piece, collector's item, or precious object kept in a collection

to hide or conceal something secretly, making it difficult to detect or perceive

accumulated natural resources or substances found in a specific location

Tibet Autonomous Region, capital Lhasa [[拉萨市|拉薩市|La1 sa4 Shi4]] (abbr. to [[藏|藏|Zang4]])

to keep something hidden or in one's private possession secretly

to keep or store in a museum or library repository

to be deeply hidden or situated deep within a location, whether physically or metaphorically

to keep a feeling, secret, or fact from being known

to conceal oneself or stay out of sight to avoid discovery

to hide or store stolen goods, contraband, or illicit items

to provide developmental aid, personnel, or support to the Tibet Autonomous Region, typically in the context of Chinese government programs

Tibetan language

to collect and store, or a set of items of cultural or historical significance

to play hide-and-seek

refrigerated truck or wagon

The three main types of text that collectively constitute the Buddhist canon of scriptures: sutras, commandments, and commentaries.

saffron (Crocus sativus)

Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet

the amount of natural resources (such as oil, minerals, or energy) held in reserve

talented individuals in hiding or a place where extraordinary people remain unnoticed

to hide dirt or conceal corruption and moral filth

to maintain something in good condition to prevent decay or loss

an insulated box or portable container used for keeping food and drinks cold

to store in a cellar