On the streets of Lhasa, banners and posters celebrated the 66th anniversary of the “liberation of a million Tibetans from feudal serfdom” – the official description of pre-Communist-takeover Tibet.
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How the 1959 Lhasa Massacre Became a Turning Point in Tibet’s Struggle for Freedom and Ignited Tibetan Nationalism
Lhasa, Tibet - China’s aggressive campaign to erase Tibetan cultural identity reached a new peak with the Lhasa Incident—a stark reminder that Beijing’s iron-fisted control over Tibet remains as ...
Xi Jinping becomes first Chinese president to attend controversial anniversary celebrations in Tibet
Chinese leader Xi Jinping visited Tibet on Wednesday in a rare and unannounced trip to mark the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Tibet Autonomous Region. The Chinese leader called for building ...
A former cement works in Lhasa has been turned into a museum and gathering place for the local community. Designed by the architect Li Li together with the Tongji Architectural Design Group and Rurban ...
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