  White laser covering the visible color spectrum is critical in various
applications including vivid display, holographic imaging and light-based
version of Wi-Fi, but it is still challenging to realize the white microlaser
due to the rigorous requirement in the balance between the optical gain and the
feedback at different wavelengths. Here, we employ Tm, Er and Yb ions
corporately for the upconversion white lasing in a single ultrahigh quality (Q)
(up to 108) doped microcavity, where the thresholds of the red, green and blue
lasers are about 90, 500 and 300 {\mu}W, respectively. To the best of our
knowledge, it is the first rare-earth elements based room-temperature,
continuous-wave white microlaser, which exhibits relatively stable chromaticity
over 180 minutes, making it possible for practical applications.
