(1) Dominic Ronin of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (Dominic Rinpoche), Dominic VI, a professor and postgraduate tutor at Northwest Institute for Nationalities, has many works and enjoys a high reputation. (2) Dun Zhu Jie (Wise Man Ando), whose literary activities are, on the one hand, translating China classics into Tibetan, and on the other hand, commenting and evaluating the original Tibetan works. Duan Zhijia is called a star in contemporary Tibetan literature by Tibetan scholars. (3) Gendun Qunpei, a man of the hour in Tibet's modern history, is a famous Tibetan scholar, poet, translator, painter, historian, traveler and prose writer. His academic achievements are unique in the history of Tibetan culture and are well-known at home and abroad. In Tibetan textbooks in Tibetan areas, its articles are all key contents, with a strange nickname of a monk and his wife and children in his later years. He also died after a long struggle in the downtown area.
In addition, there are many famous writers and litterateurs, such as Jiu Ge Sang, Dongga Rinpoche, Chiapei Cenpincuo, etc. Mostly monks.