Tibetan Education

Tibet Education Since 1951, Tibetan education has undergone a major change in the super political issue of the Chinese government. According to sources, some people consider these changes to be a major improvement in the education system, others are very worried. A positive view is China's policy makers, and fear comes from Tibetans who believe their culture has disappeared from the classroom. The Chinese central government removed the true history and religion from the curriculum and selected the physical representation of the culture used to decorate the school for the Tibetan students in the mainland of China, to complete the Tibetan people I hope to absorb it.

The Dalai Lama is an increase in policies affecting the education, religion, environmental conditions and demographics of Tibet, but we are trying to achieve "true autonomy" within China, but I convince that he is not a separatist It is not possible. , '' Or separatist. Official talks between the Dalai Lama and China were resumed in 2001, and there was no progress until the end of 2010. Informal discussions are still going on, and Dalai Lama is talking about his pilgrimage to Buddhist monastery Wutai Mountain. The Chinese website Tibet has great hope that such a visit can open the way for the Dalai Lama to return to Tibet forever. In the last paragraph of his memoirs, "Kalundborg noodle maker", a long-time messenger between the Dalai Lama and Chinese leader Gallo Tondap, says that his brothers maintain their health I talked about what I urged. "We must go home together," the Dalai Lama said.

The Dalai Lama is a spiritual and temporal leader of the people of Tibet and needs evacuation centers in India. In March 1959, thousands of Tibetan refugees from the Dalai Lama settled in Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh. China immediately announced that it will have 104,000 square kilometers of Indian territory as a strict "rearrangement" of the entire border. China expects Aksai Chin to return to Northeast India's request. The Government of India refused to regard this idea as humiliation and inequality. In the 1960s the relationship worsened further. Border conflict caused a short border war between the People's Republic of China and India on 20th October 1962. The People's Republic of China occupied the strategic position of Ladakh, pushing Indian troops who were unprepared and inadequate guidance within 48 kilometers from the Assam Plain in the northeast. Until the People's Republic of China announced a one-sided ceasefire on November 21 and until withdrawing the competition management line 20 km