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China- Tibet a long way conflict

Even India has recognized Chinese rule over Tibet, all future discussions of this topic really has no more meaning and should just stop. What else is there to say?

Karasonmuno and anyone else sharing this kind of view,

I have different view. Discussion like this to some degree has its own merit. Even though the conclusive line is clearly drew, yet there are many details and facts especially the historical ones including the background info, which are alien to many folks, nonetheless among those avid readers like members of this forum.

A discussion like this will allow the information sharing, those lines and pictures that are well hidden beneath the gigantic piles of information in this internet era will come out to have the shade of light of truth.

Cheers!
 
TIBET - A REALITY CHECK

N. RAM's FIRST visit to Tibet in 2000, one may read his impression and experiences here:

FRONTLINE Magazine
Volume 17 - Issue 18, Sep. 02 - 15, 2000
by Narasimhan Ram (September 2000)

India's National Magazine
from the publishers of THE HINDU

I just found the ORIGINAL LINK to the article at the FRONTLINE Magazine. Due to its archival storage, earlier link becomes invalid and I lost the track of it for some time.

h-tt-p :// j.mp /19DxPYL
 
China!!

The story begins with a news

The wingsuit flier community had a bad news today, as their member Victor Kovats dies after he plunged into a remote valley in northwestern China during a practice flight ahead of the World Championships.

This is a sad news, telling how dangerous this sport is. As showing sympathy to Victor’s family and the wingsuit flying community, there is also something came into my mind: how breath-taking it is to play around with China.

Let’s talk about the map, briefly. There is one big country of over nine million kilometers square. There are a lot of countries around China, but there are some “golden lands” that this huge octopus does not want to take off its hands.

The East – sleepless seas

In the east of China, there is the Eastern Sea. The official name of the sea among China, Korea and Japan makes the sea area among China, Vietnam, Philippines and Indonesia be called “Indochina sea”, or once even be mentioned as “South China sea”.

There are islands, peninsulas, which are being confirmed ownership by many countries at the same time. Both East Sea and Indochina Sea are in conflicts.

Some richer even proposed to buy the islands – in Japan case. However, money did not talk in that story. The poorer southern countries, on the other hand, cannot use gold to throw on the game, so they just weakly talk, islands are gradually accounted by Chinese people.

The west – hidden treasure

It is actually the south-west area that Tibetans live. In comparison to the East which are full of obvious potentials, the west has more deep down values.

We have been repeating again and again about Tibet’s beauty of nature, the mount-Everest, mines and so on. Moreover, there is one interesting thing about the west side of China: the path to Nepal borders that once saw the flow of Buddhism lessons into China and became the nation-wide religion, affected their culture in deep.
Continue reading at
FNOTW: Wingsuit flier and the lessons of living around China.
 
Family Portraits of all 56 ethnic groups in China

CHINA today consists of 56 ethnicities, whereas Tibetan is one of them.

The 56 ethnicities are:

MONGOL; HUI; TIBETAN; UYGUR; MIAO; YI; ZHUANG; BOUYEI; KOREAN; MANCHU; DONG; YAO; BAI; TUJIA; HANI; KAZAK; DAI; LI; LISU; VA; SHE; MINORITIES IN TAIWAN; LAHU; SUI; DONGXIANG; NAXI; JINGPO; KIRGIZ; TU; DAUR; MULAM; QIANG; BLANG; SALAR; MAONAN; GELAO; XIBE; ACHANG; PUMI; TAJIK; NU; OZBEK; RUSSIAN; EWENKI; DE'ANG; BONAN; YUGUR; JING; TATAR; DERUNG; OROQEN; HEZHEN; MONBA; LHOBA; JINO; HAN.


Here are some pictorial illustrations about all the 56 ethnicities that are comprising the modern China.

Chen Haiwen, a photographer, led a team of 14 photographers to create a book entitled,
“Harmonious China: A Sketch of China’s 56 Ethnicities

The team spent one year travelling all over China to complete the project.
They ended up taking over 5.7 million photographs.

http :// bit.ly /wKxsSS
 
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