[ATimes] Letter - Sangkancil

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"We are orphans," Gyamatse said. "We're the adopted children of China.=20
Our holy man is in India, and we don't have a mother or father. We feel=20
sad."

--------- sama sama macam Hindraf punya ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,  ;)



G V wrote:
> *A Part of China, but Apart From It
> *Beijing Has Little Bearing on Ethnic Tibetan Villages in Sichuan Province
> <http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/07/03/AR2006070=
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> By Peter S. Goodman
> Washington Post Foreign Service
> Tuesday, July 4, 2006; D01=20
> <http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/07/03/AR2006070=
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> LAYKANDAO VILLAGE, China -- Naydup Gyatse, chief of this settlement on=20
> the grasslands of the high Tibetan plain, does not know the name of=20
> China's president. Nor does he want to. On the map, this land is part=20
> of China's Sichuan province. But to the 300 people who live here, it=20
> is part of greater Tibet.
>
> They sleep in stone houses and eat tsampa, the barley porridge that is=20
> a staple for ethnic Tibetans, washing it down with hand-churned=20
> yak-butter tea. The trip to anywhere else -- to town for supplies or=20
> medical care -- is made on foot or on horseback over a dirt path, as=20
> they wait listlessly for a long-discussed road. On their walls, they=20
> hang photos of the Dalai Lama, the paramount leader of Tibetan=20
> Buddhism, whose image is banned in China.
>
> ------------------------cut cut cut cut cut=20
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> ght, so they sent their army here to destroy us."
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> In recent months, Chinese officials have returned -- this time with=20
> plans to market the monastery as a tourist destination. Once an enemy=20
> culture to be suppressed in China's eyes, the Tibetan way of life has=20
> become a valuable commodity.
>
> "We are orphans," Gyamatse said. "We're the adopted children of China.=20
> Our holy man is in India, and we don't have a mother or father. We=20
> feel sad."
>
> =A9 2006 The Washington Post Company
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"We are orphans," Gyamatse said. "We're the adopted children of China.
Our holy man is in India, and we don't have a mother or father. We feel
sad."<br>
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--------- sama sama macam Hindraf punya ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,&nbsp; ;) <br>
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G V wrote:
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  <p>LAYKANDAO VILLAGE, China -- Naydup Gyatse, chief of this
settlement on the grasslands of the high Tibetan plain, does not know
the name of China's president. Nor does he want to. On the map, this
land is part of China's Sichuan province. But to the 300 people who
live here, it is part of greater Tibet.</p>
  <p>They sleep in stone houses and eat tsampa, the barley porridge
that is a staple for ethnic Tibetans, washing it down with hand-churned
yak-butter tea. The trip to anywhere else -- to town for supplies or
medical care -- is made on foot or on horseback over a dirt path, as
they wait listlessly for a long-discussed road. On their walls, they
hang photos of the Dalai Lama, the paramount leader of Tibetan
Buddhism, whose image is banned in China.</p>
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  <p>ght, so they sent their army here to destroy us."</p>
  <p>In recent months, Chinese officials have returned -- this time
with plans to market the monastery as a tourist destination. Once an
enemy culture to be suppressed in China's eyes, the Tibetan way of life
has become a valuable commodity.</p>
  <p>"We are orphans," Gyamatse said. "We're the adopted children of
China. Our holy man is in India, and we don't have a mother or father.
We feel sad."</p>
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