The Tibetan Family

Tibet's family life is a central element in defining the population of the country. It provides identities to groups of people through the way they implement their daily work and unique habits and ideals of the group. Family life is difficult to define because it contains many factors such as residence, education, gender role, family size, health, education, religion and so on. These are important information that ultimately determine the family status and how people in this group are living.

The first one is a scene where nomads' Tibetan families stand quietly in front of Tiananmen Square, the portrait of Chairman Mao is emphasized in the background. A young Panchen Lama who was kidnapped by the Chinese government and now known as the "youngest political prisoner in the world" - a group of older Tibetan women clinging to another portrait. Although this powerful image can be interpreted as being destructive, the filmmaker claims that his film was created to emphasize globalization and modernization effects on Tibet. From Great Wall to Disney-themed park, so-called modern scene change. In one scene, a young Tibetan man was wearing Choppa (a traditional Tibetan male costume), when his family saw it, wearing a suit, he got angry and put on a suit.

Tibetans are very different from Chinese people. Some linguists recently adopted the label "Tibet", which belonged to the "Tibetan - Burma" family (including Sinic, Daic, Bodic and Burmic These term games are fundamental to the language Chinese is written in ideograms, monosyllabic, undeformed, and there is color.The Tibetan language is written in alphabet, multi-syllable, Sanskrit word, change And the gender structure, not a semantic color tone Tibetans borrowed some Chinese but also borrowed Hindi, Nepali and Mongolian languages ​​After 30 years of occupation , Tibetans of the younger generation are forced to learn Chinese being spoken, but now only a few Chinese settlers say the Tibetans.