The majority of Tibet's population of 1,890,000 are Tibetans. Nomads have no fixed abodes, and keep roaming along fine pasture together with all their belongings-tents and Livestock. Ideology of people in this land differs greatly from any other nationality both at home in china and in the world.
Religion seems almost everything.
Many live for the next life, rather than for the present. They accumulate deeds of virtue and pray for the final liberation-enlightenment. Pious pilgrims from every corner of Tibet day to day gather at Jokhang Temple and Bharkor Street offering donations and praying heart and soul for their own Selves, for their friends, and for their friends' friends. Frequent visitors to Tibet can make out folks from different regions judging by costumes and dialects. Folks from agricultural regions dress in woolen home-woven gowns, and those from the grassland clad in sheepskin.