Photo taken on Mar.26th, 2014 shows Droma Lahm shares her stories with local students in Lhoka Prefecture of Tibet. [Photo/Xinhua]

Photo taken on Mar.26th, 2014 shows local Tibetan students dance to celebrate the 55th anniversary of Tibetan Serfs' Emancipation in Lhoka Prefecture of Tibet. [Photo/Xinhua]

March 28, 2014 marks the 55th anniversary of Tibetan Serfs' Emancipation. Students from the Primary School of Gangtod Township celebrated the 55th anniversary of Tibetan Serfs' Emancipation with local resident Droma Lahm in Gongkar County, Lhoka Prefecture of Tibet, March 26, 2014.

Droma Lahm, 64, was a serf in old Tibet and lived a miserable life.

On the occasion of the anniversary of Tibetan Serfs' Emancipation, she shared her old stories with local students and encouraged them to cherish today's happy life and study hard.

Tibetan legislators endorsed a bill on January 19, 2009 to designate March 28 as an annual Serfs Emancipation Day, to mark the date on which about 1 million serfs in the region were freed 55 years ago. At that time, 95 percent of people in Tibet were serfs.