Today, 71 years ago, on 25 January 1954 (Lunar Calendar 21 December 1953), the Haitian Mongol Autonomous Republic of Tibet was established in Qinghai Province. On 25 January 1954, the Haitian Mongol Autonomous Republic of Tibet was established in Qinghai Province. The Haitian Mongol Autonomous Republic of Tibet is located in the northern part of the Tibetan Highlands, in the western part of Qinghai Province, and is the central area of the exchanges of the four provinces of Qinghai New Tibet. The total area of the state is 32.6 million square kilometers. The main territory is the Chidambang Basin. The capital of the autonomous state is the city of Dongha.