Peaceful Liberation of Tibet
May 23 marks the anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet and a series of activities will be held to celebrate this historic event. At the end of 1949, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) prepared to enter Tibet after liberating major parts of south and southwest China. Considering the specific situation in Tibet, the then central government of China noticed the local authorities of Tibet to send representatives to Beijing to hold negotiations on the peaceful liberation of Tibet. However, the negotiations failed due to the obstruction by Tibetan upper-level reactionaries and imperialist forces. On October 19, 1950, the PLA took over Qamdo -- the gateway to Tibet, and the Tibet authorities had to accept the arrangement proposed by the central government concerning...
Tibet: an Inalienable Part of China

17- Artical Agreement
Karub Ruins
Wedding of Songtsen Gampo a...
Stone Tablet

The Old Tang History of Tan...
Tibet Administrative and Mi...
The Seal of the Great Treas...
Basiba Seal with " the Seal...
Tibet Before Peaceful Liberation in 1951

The Life of a Duchung Family
The Beating Monk Pasang
The Land Ownership before t...
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Officials of the Old Tibet ...
The Old Lhasa Municipal Gov...
Geden Potrang of Deputy Mon...
The Old Monasteries housed ...
Peaceful Liberation of Tibet

Chairman Zedong declares th...
A PLA mobilization order fo...
Courses of persuading Tibet...
The PLA army takes an oath ...

PLA troops head for Qamdo
Instruction of Deng Xiaoping
PLA troops in preparation f...
Tibetan soldiers defending ...
Democratic Reform after the Liberation

Lamas call for democratic r...
Lamas in Lhasa Jokhang Temp...
Peasants write a joint lett...
A crowd of Tibetans express...

Tibetan residents demand ab...
Tibetan serfs demand democr...
A 78 - year- old Tibetan ca...
Statistics on escaped famil...
Tibet Today

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Labrang Monastery holds cer...
Person spinning a prayer wheel
Tibet builds 114,000 biogas...

Tibet to spend 15.5 bln yua...
1,320 'Farmers' Bookstores'...
Book on classical Tibetan m...
Childless aged people enjoy...
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