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The extent to which Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party are willing to go to belittle the Tibetian people looks similar to the medieval marauding armies who went on plundering cities and civilisations. As the reports are coming out, the CCP deliberately destroyed a sacred statue along with prayer wheels.
As reported by RFA, following official complaints that the monument had been constructed too high, authorities in China’s Sichuan province compelled Tibetan monks and other residents to watch the dismantling of a massive and venerated Buddha statue last month. According to accounts, 45 traditional prayer wheels set up for use by Tibetan pilgrims and other worshipers were destroyed along with the 99-foot tall monument in Drago county in the Kardze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.
“Local Tibetans from other villages were also forced to come to see the demolition,” said one Tibetan residing in India, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to protect family members still living in Drago. He added that a significant number of officers were also present to ensure that spectators did not take photographs or recordings or cause any disruptions. “It was comparable to the Cultural Revolution in [1966-76] when the Chinese government destroyed everything old in Tibet,” he claimed.
The Buddha monument in Drago, which was completed on Oct. 5, 2015, was created with contributions of roughly 4 million yuan (USD 629,445) from local Tibetans and was designed to endure earthquakes, according to Palden, a former Drago resident now living in India as reported by RFA.
Xi Jinping is scared of Tibet
Chinese President Xi Jinping knows he has wronged the people of Tibet. He also knows that Tibetans are not Communist Jingoists who will sell their souls only to court favours with the CCP. Instead, Tibetans seem to be growing determined to fight for freedom.
The Chinese Communist Party seems to be acting on specific intel, which suggests Tibetan freedom fighters might be looking to strike the Beijing Winter Olympics.
China forces Tibetan monks to watch as it destroys Buddha statue
Tibetan pilgrims and other statues were destroyed along with the 99-foot tall monument in Drago county by CCP.
tfiglobalnews.com
The extent to which Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party are willing to go to belittle the Tibetian people looks similar to the medieval marauding armies who went on plundering cities and civilisations. As the reports are coming out, the CCP deliberately destroyed a sacred statue along with prayer wheels.
As reported by RFA, following official complaints that the monument had been constructed too high, authorities in China’s Sichuan province compelled Tibetan monks and other residents to watch the dismantling of a massive and venerated Buddha statue last month. According to accounts, 45 traditional prayer wheels set up for use by Tibetan pilgrims and other worshipers were destroyed along with the 99-foot tall monument in Drago county in the Kardze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.
“Local Tibetans from other villages were also forced to come to see the demolition,” said one Tibetan residing in India, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to protect family members still living in Drago. He added that a significant number of officers were also present to ensure that spectators did not take photographs or recordings or cause any disruptions. “It was comparable to the Cultural Revolution in [1966-76] when the Chinese government destroyed everything old in Tibet,” he claimed.
The Buddha monument in Drago, which was completed on Oct. 5, 2015, was created with contributions of roughly 4 million yuan (USD 629,445) from local Tibetans and was designed to endure earthquakes, according to Palden, a former Drago resident now living in India as reported by RFA.
Xi Jinping is scared of Tibet
Chinese President Xi Jinping knows he has wronged the people of Tibet. He also knows that Tibetans are not Communist Jingoists who will sell their souls only to court favours with the CCP. Instead, Tibetans seem to be growing determined to fight for freedom.
The Chinese Communist Party seems to be acting on specific intel, which suggests Tibetan freedom fighters might be looking to strike the Beijing Winter Olympics.
