what do tibetans think about chinese people?
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You've included such interesting background information in your question. I wish I had a better answer.\n\nI only know half a dozen Tibetans. Five of them despise China, and one professes ambivalence toward China. But I certainly don't think they represent all Tibetans. \n\nYou might try posing your question in a forum that is likely to attract more Tibetans & Tibetan scholars, such as one or more of the discussion groups listed in the Tibet section of this page:\nhttp://www.case.edu/artsci/asia/asiamail.html\n(scroll down near the bottom)
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I've been to a few protests before and I agree many of the people have no clue. \n\nWhen I lived in Florida, I actually attended a protest(as a protester ) at a theme park called "Splendid China" which was owned by the Communist Chinese Government-although through several subsidiaries to hide that fact.\n\nSo there were always protests there- you had conservatives there protesting a Communist government owning a business in America. You had human rights advocates because there were rumours that Chinese workers who would ask guests for a way to emigrate out of China would be sent home to China and jailed. You had the Pro-Tibet crowd-because Tibet shouldn't be part of China, etc. So you would have people protesting for all kinds of different reasons. Or none. I asked a few people why they were there (adults now, not kids) and they would say things like "China is bad" or "Because it's the right thing to do."\n\nI'll be honest- I was there because a girl who I had the hots for invited me. Some of the causes I felt strongly about- but proving to the girl that her causes were my causes was my main  reason.\n\nSo I think you get people at protests who either have no clue, have some sort of social motive(like me), or just like to protest.
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chinese...perhaps...?
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it is not Indians or Chinese.only one who can agree  and respect all people of different culture and religions,
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yes, of coz...\nit's deeply embedded into every chinese (not as a religion, but as a guide to morality and ethics).\nexamples: morals, loyalty to one's country, fillial piety, insistence on education, etc \n\nDaoist (Taoist), Buddhist, Christian 3%-4%, Muslim 1%-2%\nnote: officially atheist (2002 est.)\n\nconfucianism & ethical consumerism have no conflicts.
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Your hypothesis is plausible, but consider this.  They are a nation of 1.5 billion consumers that gives them some degree of power.  They have the potential of having the world's largest army.  Finally, the communist government is allowing free enterprise in the southern provinces.\n\nAs far as solving their problems peacefully, they have had a civil war since the cultural revolution.  Your research should have clued you in one the ethnic cleansing during the reign of Moa Tse Tung.  Regarding wanting people to immigrate.  If that is true, why do they have the one child mandate?  Is not overcrowding a major problem there?
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Oh my God, just look at some of those answers.  傻\nI have been living in China for five years and the answers I have read so far are absolutely untrue.\nIn China there are 56 defined ethnic groups. One group that lives near Russia has blue eyes and blond hair. Another group that lives is the desert looks like Arabs; some of them have blue and hazel eyes.\nThe fact of Chinese desiring white men is false. I have noticed there are many women who like to flirt; they really will not go any further. It is a matter of culture.\nI do believe the blow fish is a Japanese thing. Also, it is rare to see shark fin prepared in restaurants. The shark fins sold in supermarkets come from farms, due to prison terms being given to poachers.\nAs I go on about my business, I find the Chinese women want to wear nice clothing and some makeup. They already have some of the best skin I have ever seen; I have been all over the world. It is easy for a female of thirty to appear as an eighteen year old woman. Many of the female college students look like they are about sixteen years old.\nThere is more and more sexual activity between teens than in past years; this is due to people living better lives and having the ability to go to malls, movies, and restaurants.\nThe Han Chinese, who make up over ninety percent of the Chinese nation, have lean bodies that are not as filled out as the European or African women. The weird thing is to see so many women above 6' 8" tall. They still have the same proportions as the women of 5' tall. How about their volleyball team.\nThe reality is that Chinese women enjoy sex as much as any other country. By the way; they have 1.3 billion people.
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Its good that India keeps supporting the Tibetan exiles, but Tibet's days have been numbered... July 1 to be exact.  This is when the new railway will be open, forever linking China with Lhasa.  As it becomes cheaper for chinese to migrate into tibet, they will, and if ever later Tibet is given the chance to vote for its freedom, it will be majority Chinese immigrants.\n\nI have never been to Tibet, but I have met some tibetans, and there are mixed feelings about the relationship with China.  Some feel strongly about independence, human rights, and the sort.  But some argue that China has helped the Tibetans better integrate into the modern world, better education, better economic situation.\n\nI really don't like China's policy of forcing trading partners to agree to the "One-China Policy" which denounces Tibetan, Taiwanese, or Xinjiang independence.  China's just so big and has so many people that it can produce cheaper than anyone else.  Our western countries, the "beacons of democracy" of the world, would rather have cheap chinese products than stand up for the freedom of Tibet ("Xizang province of China"), East Turkestan ("Xinjiang province of China"), and Taiwan
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China's communism is much deeper rooted than the Soviet System.  One thing you can say for the Chinese is that they do evolve to new systems when they are better.  You can see this slow change over the thousands of years that China has existed.  Kinda makes you feel like a baby country when you think the US has only been around for 200 years.
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The Uyghur (Chinese: [historical]: 回紇; [modern]: 維吾爾) are a Turkic-speaking ethnic group living in northwestern China mainly in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, where they are the largest ethnic group together with Han Chinese, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, and Russia. Another group of Uyghurs lives in Taoyuan County of Hunan province in South-central China. Uyghurs form one of the 56 ethnic groups officially recognized by China.\nFor any kind of info go to this link\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uighur_people\nTry using wikipedia. It ansrs more questions than u ask
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I think they are people just like any other people.  They have a rich history and long standing traditions.  As with any other sector of the population, there are good-hearted people and evil-hearted people; there are wealthy and poor.  They suffer illness and lose loved ones;  they celebrate weddings and births.\n\nWhy must we continue to separate every culture by looking for differences?   People are people are people are people.  All races, cultures, sectors, whatever word you want to use to break people into sections, are basically the same.\n\nThe belief systems may differ; the social structure may differ; the definition of "good manners" and "good breeding" may differ; but, under it all, we are all just people and everyone deserves respect until an INDIVIDUAL does something that causes them to lose the respect of others.
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Some people are not very friendly but most should at least be fairly neutral. It's the communication problems that normally put people off rather than any acutal unfriendliness; it's hard to build up any kind of meaningful relationship or friendship with someone if you can't understand each other as a large part of it is based on communication and conversation. If you can get a dialogue going you're probably in with a good chance. Should the first people you try not want to know, just ignore them and move on.\n\nStill, your english skills seem quite good (far, far better than most british people's chinese proficency, that's for certain)...... heck by the look of the internet it's better than a lot of so-called native english "speakers" :-) so good luck.
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"Tibetan Buddhists believe the Dalai Lama to be the present incarnation of Avalokitesvara ("Chenrezig" [spyan ras gzigs] in Tibetan), the bodhisattva of compassion."
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Unfortunately most people are hypocrits by nature.  Even in the race melting pot of America, things are no different.  Early on groups of chinese were brought over by promises of wealth and adventure.  Most came on their own for prosperity, but many were inslaved like the African American of pre civil war era.  \n\nWhat many people don't realize is that the Chinese Americans were some of the most industrial Americans.  They built the railways, and many many cities across the states.  After the Gold Rush, many were left without livelihoods.  They managed to get by on their own like any resourceful group of people do.  \n\nHowever, during World War I, the tension began to spike.  But by World War II, the tension was palpable.  After Pearl Harbor most Americans were color blind.  They saw things in White/Asian.  There were internment camps IN the US for Asians, no matter what country they came from.  \n\nIt all leads down to ignorance and arrogance.  But, unfortunately, there will always be prejudice against people.  White, black, chinese, women, blondes, fat people, left handed people, young, old, smelly.  It makes no difference.  \n\nThe only thing worth learning is whether you take your ignorance and arrogance and make it a crime or an opinion.
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Hi i am a Chinese, i know the situation of China.\nChinese Government restrict anything that critisize them and ANYTHING about Fa Lun Gong. THere is a book published by Fa Lun Gong that critisized Communists.\nI hope my information was helpful:)\nGeorge X
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Buddhism and Catholicism are religions, not ethnicities.\n\nThere are 55 or 56 officially recognized ethnic groups in China, including the Han (the largest group), the Zhuang, the Manchu, the Hui, the Miao, Mongolians and many others. See list below.
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i think being a pessamist that if the world accepts china owns tibet,,,and tibet used to have domain over arunchal,then obviously its chinese land.ala sikkim,darjeeling,ladakh..those crazy indians back in the 1950s said we,ll back china over tibetan independence...and now india is getting its karma slapped in her face.that nerhu sold out tibet for trinkets,and india is the poorer for this,makes the indians selling new york look good.alas india,,you backed the wrong crowd in communist china,,,now sleep in the bed you made with them,,,pity the tibetan people,,has anyone asked them who should own tibet  !!!!!!!!!!!!!