Before peaceful liberation in 1951, Tibet was under a feudal serfdom characterized by the dictatorship of upper-class monks and nobles. The broad masses of serfs in Tibet eagerly wanted to break the shackles of serfdom. After the peaceful l ... ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Thu, Apr 17 2008
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| 15 Jun 08 |
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The luxurious life of Tibetan nobles ! Tibet human rights »
YouTube video Before the democratic reform, Tibet was basically a serfdom society. The nobles who was only 5% of the populatin occupied almost all farmland and ranches. They lived a luxurious life based on the brutal exploitation to serfs. |
| 15 Apr 08 |
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Tell you a true Tibet - Peaceful Liberation of Tibet » People's Daily The People's Republic of China was founded in 1949 after decisive victories in the Chinese People's War of Liberation. Beiping, Hunan and the provinces bordering on Tibet--Yunnan, Xinjiang and Xikang--were all liberated peacefully from the ... |
| 07 Jul 08 |
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Nepali daily: Tibet on the way to prosperity » People's Daily Great changes have taken place in Tibet since the abolition of feudal serfdom in the 1950s, and China's sovereignty over Tibet is indisputable, according to an article published by Nepal's official English language daily The Rising Nepal on ... |
| 18 Apr 08 |
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Tibetan feudal serfdom under theocracy and Western European serfdom in Middle Ages » People's Daily The Guangming Daily on April 15 published an article based on interviews with three Chinese scholars concerning the Tibetan system of feudal serfdom under theocracy and Western European serfdom in the Middle Ages. Following is the f ... |
| 10 Apr 08 |
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Documents present picture of brutal past » People's Daily Among the documents at the Archives of the Nationalities Cultural Palace in Beijing are some that hint that a feudal-serfdom institution existed in Tibet before the democratic reform in 1959, which was more brutal than the system of medieva ... |
| 08 Apr 08 |
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Records prove Tibet inseparable » Shanghai Daily CHINA'S State Archives Administration has published a telegraph sent by the 14th Dalai Lama to Chairman Mao Zedong in October 1951, in which he expressed his support for the agreement on measures for the peaceful liberation of Tibet. The telegraph was... |
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