Tibet Affairs

[Lux de Veritas]

The Bullshit of Nobel Prize

Below is by Nobel prize org.

When the Nobel Committee chose the Dalai Lama, it emphasized that he based his Buddhist peace philosophy on reverence for all living things and the idea of a universal responsibility that embraces both man and nature. It weighed heavily in the Tibetan leader's favor that he had showed willingness to compromise and seek reconciliation despite brutal violations.

URL link: The 14th Dalai Lama - Facts

Hand cut off by aristocracy

Eyes gouge out

Serf chained to prevent escape

Human skin

Mao emancipation of Tibet is the best thing happen to humanity.

共产党够狠, 只有老毛能解决西藏问题, 干得好

 

[Snomannen]

But Mao did also commit some crime over Tibet, but generally Mao is still better than the Lamas.

 

[Lux de Veritas]

The first man to climb Qomolangma (Mount Everest) is a “Chinese”

rediff.com: Tenzing not a Sherpa?

Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, who along with New Zealander Edmund Hillary, was the first to conquer Mt Everest in 1953, was a Tibetan and not a Nepali, according to a new book.

While Hillary and the expedition's leader Lord Hunt both believed that Tenzing had been born in Nepal, a new book Snow in the Kingdom by American mountaineer Ed Webster claims that not only was he born in Tibet, but he spent much of his childhood there

The world's most famous Sherpa was not really a Sherpa at all.

Even after Tenzing's death in 1986, the truth was considered too sensitive to disclose, not least for fear of embarrassing the Indian government, which had supported Tenzing after his ascent.

It would have handed a propaganda coup to the Chinese authorities in the Tibetan capital Lhasa that a 'Chinese climber' was the first to climb Everest.

But now Webster has been given permission by the family to reveal the truth about Tenzing's real origins, London's The Observer reported.

Throughout his life, Tenzing remained vague about his background. In his autobiography Tiger of the Snows, he obscured the truth of his childhood without quite denying it, telling ghostwriter James Ramsey Ullman that he grew up in the village of Thame, in Nepal.

Tenzing, however, was more forthcoming about his birthplace.

He said, "I was born in a place called Tsa-Chu, near the great mountain of Makalu, and only a day's march from Everest."

Tenzing also explains that when he was born, his mother had been on a pilgrimage to the nearby monastery at Ghang La.

In fact, his parents migrated there during the early 1920s after a period of financial hardship and debt to a local Tibetan governor.

 

[StarCraft_ZT]

Good job, Mao, we should keep our country complete.

Tibetans are very brutal, they have been killing many Han since Tang Dynasty, they are as brutal as Japanese.

Mao gave them protection for their own civilization, they should be thankful and grateful.

 

[Nan Yang]

China says paying attention to Norwegian change of heart on Dalai Lama

China said on Monday that it was "paying attention" to a decision by Norway's prime minister and foreign minister not to meet exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, which was worthy of approval if Norway was addressing past errors.

The Dalai Lama is scheduled to visit Norway from May 7 to May 9 at the invitation of civil groups in Oslo, in part to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his Nobel Peace Prize.


China says paying attention to Norwegian change of heart on Dalai Lama| Reuters