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China warns U.S. on visits by Dalai Lama, Taiwan president
By REUTERS


BEIJING: China warned the United States on Tuesday to stick by its promises not to support any separatist activities, ahead of a U.S. visit by Taiwan's new president and a possible meeting between the Dalai Lama and U.S. President Barack Obama.

The self-ruled, democratic island of Taiwan and the remote mountainous region of Tibet are two of China's most sensitive political and diplomatic issues.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said both issues involved the "one China" policy, a basic diplomatic tenet referring to both Taiwan and Tibet being part of China that Beijing insists foreign governments recognise.

"I can responsibly tell you that on this issue the U.S. government has made solemn promises, which is to uphold a one China policy," Lu told a daily news briefing.

Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen will transit in Miami on her way to Panama, one of the island's few diplomatic allies, for the expansion ceremony of the Panama Canal and stopover in Los Angeles on her return, Taiwan deputy foreign minister Javier Ching-shan Hou said on Tuesday.

Her trip abroad from June 24 to July 2 will also include a state visit to another ally, Paraguay, the government said.

Travel abroad is sensitive for Taiwanese leaders who have angered China in the past because it is seen as exerting sovereignty.

China is suspicious of Tsai, who assumed office last month, as she is also head of the pro-independence Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).

Lu said the U.S. has said it opposes Taiwan independence.

"We demand the U.S. government earnestly stands by its promises, conscientiously handle the relevant issue in accordance with the one China principle and not give any space to any individual or behaviour which tries to create two Chinas, one China one Taiwan, or to split China," he added.

Taiwan deputy minister Hou gave no details on who Tsai would meet while in the U.S.

On the issue of the Dalai Lama, whom Beijing brands a dangerous separatist, Lu said the United States also recognises that Tibet is an inseparable part of China.

"The 14th Dalai Lama often puts up the facade of religion to peddle internationally his political position of splitting China," he said.

"We demand no country or government give him any space for such activities and should certainly not do anything the 1.3 billion people of China would resolutely oppose."

Asked if he would meet Obama during his three-day visit to Washington, exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama told Reuters on Monday it was "not finalised, but some friends say he may meet me".
 
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Taiwan has no president.
But Republic of China has one.
If you call her the president of Taiwan, you will ignore the fact that ROC currently has two provinces and 6 municipalities (though ROC claims the whole China across Taiwan strait as well as Outer Mongolia)
The two provinces are Taiwan and Fujian.
 
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The more Chinese don't want Dollar Lama to visit US, the more US hawk want him. The more Chinese government cry, the more US will allow the DL visit.

This shit have been going on for decades. It's time to change different approach. @TaiShang
 
The more Chinese don't want Dollar Lama to visit US, the more US hawk want him. The more Chinese government cry, the more US will allow the DL visit.

This shit have been going on for decades. It's time to change different approach. @TaiShang

Possible we hunt the old asshole and appoint a new Dalai Lama?
 
China should have done what turkey did, commit mass genocide on Tibetan rebels.

Tibetan rebels were the long past term, more and more expats want to move back. But they lack tunnel They are not idiot, when they surf online, comparing their shabby lives in India and comfortable lives in China, they complain a lot. The problem is not common Tibetan, they are miserable. Their dirty politcal directors are the main problem, who enjoy most of American money fund. Don't know this time, how much the Dalai Lama will ask for Oboma? Of course, American government don't consider this is a big money they can't pay.
 
Tibetan rebels were the long past term, more and more expats want to move back. But they lack tunnel They are not idiot, when they surf online, comparing their shabby lives in India and comfortable lives in China, they complain a lot. The problem is not common Tibetan, they are miserable. Their dirty politcal directors are the main problem, who enjoy most of American money fund. Don't know this time, how much the Dalai Lama will ask for Oboma? Of course, American government don't consider this is a big money they can't pay.

It's not even a secret that a big chunk of Dalia Lama's yearly gross income comes from Washington.

Tibetan rebels were the long past term, more and more expats want to move back. But they lack tunnel They are not idiot, when they surf online, comparing their shabby lives in India and comfortable lives in China, they complain a lot. The problem is not common Tibetan, they are miserable. Their dirty politcal directors are the main problem, who enjoy most of American money fund. Don't know this time, how much the Dalai Lama will ask for Oboma? Of course, American government don't consider this is a big money they can't pay.

It's good to know that their lives are terrible living in India. They are indian citizen now so let the supapowa deal with them.
China doesn't need these ship jumper
 
China should have done what turkey did, commit mass genocide on Tibetan rebels.
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This is an incredibly idiotic and insensitive statement!

It is also very inflammatory.

China treats its minority much better than its majority. It is state sanctioned. I know it pisses off the Han majority.

As far as I know, China is the only country in this category, which treasures its minorities.

If you are a minority such as Tibetan or Uighur, you want to be in China. You get much more benefits than the Han majority.
 
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