The Tibetan Struggle for Independence

The struggle for independence of Tibet is through history, the struggle for the land, and the struggle for independence are all carried out by the hands of war. The winner is decisive and quick, and competes at the expense of many dead and wins the controversy. War is terrible, ugly and can never be predicted. Struggle must involve death and combat all the time. For over 50 years, a country has found ways to continue nonviolent struggle for independence. Tibetans have carried out nonviolent measures in struggle for independence even after China has experienced atrocities over the years.

The struggle for Tibet independence was revealed by the leap of religious leaders dominated by China. I believe that China has the right to persecute and destroy this culture that has survived peace for many years. Unfortunately, no one was hindered from excluding these atrocities, but recently a number of shocking behaviors were taken in China. These events must show the world that China has to stop taking action in Tibet. Tibet was once a place of peace and prosperity. It was once filled with free ideas and ideas. Religious people known as Buddhism are not part of conquest and hijack. This action is directed to surrounding Asian countries. Unfortunately, for human beings, Mao will conquer Tibet as a top priority in 1949. In 1950, the Red Arm invaded Khams through Dajain Lu.

Tibet is a mountainous area between India, China and Nepal. As an independent independent country, the history of Tibet dates back to the beginning of at least the 7th century, the Tibetan Kingdom was established. Modern Tibet was independent from Manchuria Chinese Empire in 1911 and enjoyed independence until the Communist Party invaded in 1950-1951. 1930-1932 - Midwest War - the Tibet Army attacked China's Sichuan Province. And it was dominated by a general named Liu Wenhui. At that time, China was divided into dozens of "warlords" who had fought with the central government of China, but Liu Fumi had been fighting with Tibetans for several years, sometimes warrior of Qinghai Province, Ba Bang. In 1932, a peace agreement was finally signed and the eastern Tibet border was designated as Yangtze River.