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Any one can draw a map, the problem is how to get the international community recognize them. Xinjiang during the 1930's -1944 was ruled by a Kuomintang warlord, Sheng Shicai. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheng_Shicai

Who recognized Tibet as a country in the whole international community? Throughout the Kuomintang years, no country gave Tibet diplomatic recognition.[51] In 1950 after the People's Liberation Army entered Tibet, Indian leader Jawaharlal Nehru stated that his country would continue the British...

We are talking about internationally recognized modern borders, not historic borders. and China and India are not enemies, all big powers are frenemies for obvious reasons, cause they all want to be more dominant other big powers.

That's why I said we have different interpretations on China India relationship history, but if India can put their feet in the Chinese shoes, if your number one separatist comes to China and sets up an exile government in China's soil and tens of thousand independence intended followers follow...

We may have different interpretations on that event but the deterioration of China India relations first started from Dalai Lama's flee to India and the setup of "Tibet exile" government in India. From India's perspective it's a righteous thing to do, from China's perspective, it's a blatant...

Words of wisdom indeed, sounds very much like Deng's theroy though. 实践是检验真理的唯一标准。

China badly courted India and wanted to be India's friend and even admitted India's leadership in the developing world, but Nehru didn't see us the same way and was very arrogant towards China, it's all caused by his "forward policy", and it happened over half a century ago, should be left...

I don't think China supports Maoists, China thinks Maoists are a threat, not an ally, China cracks down on her own Maoists very hard even today...

If you like to topple centuries old western domination, we have to work together, if you only look back and never look into the future, you play right into the western hands.

Yes, and we all the Chinese government don't like them, it's a truth that we don't need to hide.

A foreign girl of Tibetan origin visits Tibet

Acutally even Dalai lama himself said he doesn't seek Tibet independence and Tibet is better being with China.

Communism is just a name to have legitimacy to rule, it's long gone after Deng, now the governance system is no big difference from Chinese traditional meritocracy system.

Did you ever visit Tibet? They perseve their way of live almost prefectly. check foreign vlogs about Tibet on youtube.

Almost all Han Chinese, a billion or so.

I think the government worries way more about Christianity than Islam in China, Islam is only practiced among some small ethnic groups with very few population, but Christianity can be a threat influencing the majority. ‘One more Christian, one less Chinese’: official vows to rid faith of...

I personally don't like it, but many people , especailly young people converted to Christianity, I personlly know quite a few, there are way more Christians in China than Muslims.

I don't know, communism in theory advocates for all peoples and religions are equal, Uighur population in Xinjiang doubled from 6 million to 12 million in less than 30 years, and they enjoy a better standard of living than all central and south Asians in this general region, that's also a hard fact.

Ok, let's agree to disagree. not verything needs a mutual agreement.

We don't really think we are Buddists but we believe many Buddist teachings, Tibet is always part of China, it's not invading. foreign maps before 1949 always showed Tibet part of China. Video made by US state department during WW2, long before PRC founded.\