Chinese XI advertises unity and development on a rare Tibet visit

President Xi Jinping called on the unity of a rare Tibet visit, up to 20,000 people to mark 60 years as China created a offline region after joining it.

In his second presidential visit to the brutal controlled region, the XI region praised the local self-government for “participating in a thorough struggle against separatism”-a ten-year Tibetan resistance to the ten-year resistance of Beijing.

A visit to Lhasa, which is sitting at an altitude that can create health problems for the 72-year-old XI, suggests the desire to smear power over the region.

The published comments were not mentioned about the Dalai, the Tibetan spiritual leader who has lived in exile in India since he had escaped in 1959.

“To manage, stabilization and development of Tibet, the first is to maintain political stability, social stability, ethnic unity and religious harmony,” SI said, according to the official speech of his speech.

The SI visit on Wednesday only takes place two months after the Dalai -Lama announced that its office, not China, will choose its successor. However, Chinese leaders claim that only they are entitled to control this decision.

The 90-year-old guy has always advocated a “medium way” to solve the status of Tibet-truly self-government in China-Ale Beijing views him as a separatist.

China has long claimed that Tibetians can practice their faith freely, but faith is also a source of centuries -old identity that human rights groups say Beijing is slowly blurred.

When the BBC visited the Tibetan Monastery in Sichuan in June, the monks claimed that Tibet was denied human rights, and that the Communist Party of China (CCP) continued to “oppress and persecute” them.

Beijing says that the standard of living of people in Tibet has improved significantly in accordance with its power and denies the suppression of human rights and freedom of expression.

The party created the autonomous region of Tibet, or what it calls Xizang, in 1965, six years after the unsuccessful uprising against Chinese government.

An unexpected visit of the President of China became a leading history in each state -owned newspaper and a television newsletter on Thursday, where the SI tour of the Tibetan capital was reflected as a celebration.

Photos posted on the front pages showed that it is greeted by Tibetan dancers and invigorating crowds.

In his meeting with the local authorities on Wednesday, which also participated in the CCP, the President of China encouraged bilateral economic, cultural and personal exchanges for and from it, as well as the promotion of national common language and heroes.

XI also outlined the CCP vision for Tibet and emphasized that it views as four main tasks of the region: ensuring stability, facilitating development, environmental protection and strengthening borders, Chinese state media said.

The CCP policy included new laws regulating the education of Tibetan children who now attend state Chinese schools and study tangerine.

XI also called for more strongly regulating “religious affairs” and the need to direct Tibetan Buddhism to adapt to the socialist society. “

The visit also takes a month after the CCP started building in the region on the largest dam in the world. Damb – also known as the Motuo Hydropower Station – is located on the Jangpo River, which flows through the Tibetan plateau.

Upon completion, it will overtake the three -gorge platinum as the world’s largest and can create three times more energy.

Beijing says this scheme, which costs approximately 1.2 yuan ($ 167 billion; 125 billion pounds), will prioritize in environmental protection and increase local prosperity.

But experts and officials noted the concern that the new dam will allow China to control or distract the cross-border zangpo, which flows south into the Arunachal Pradesh and ASAM, as well as Bangladesh, where it enters the rivers with Aung, Brahmaputra and Jaman.