The Chinese Government Has Handled The "Tibetan Independence" And Split The Motherland In A Rational Way.

In March 14th, in the capital city of Lhasa, Tibet, there was a violent outbreak of looting and burning. In the face of the "bad" act of "Tibetan independence" in splitting up the motherland, the Chinese government adopted a series of measures of rational and effective measures to effectively curb the further expansion of the incident and safeguard the reunification of the motherland.

In March 14th, the violence of the Dalai clique broke out in Lhasa, capital of Tibet autonomous region. Some thugs beat and killed innocent people, burned schools and shops, looted shops and banks, and destroyed public facilities. Lhasa, the holy city, was filled with panic.

But the mob intensified and became more insane.

In the face of such madness, Darai group and some western media with ulterior motives distort the fact and condemn the Chinese government's suppression of their "peaceful protest".

The fact is always the fact that some Western tourists and journalists have told the public what they have seen. They see the mob's crazy beating and burning, rather than the so-called "suppression" of the public security armed police.

According to statistics from the public security department as of March 21st, 18 innocent people were killed and 382 people were injured (58 seriously injured) in the incident, and 242 policemen and armed police officers and soldiers were killed on duty (1 of them were killed and 23 injured).

In the face of the violence of Tibetan independence forces, the central government has shown great restraint in the face of the separatist activities of the Darai group. The central government hopes that the Tibet autonomous region will be prosperous and peaceful, and people will live and work in peace and contentment. As long as Darai abandonment of independence, the door of the central government's negotiations has always been open.

Premier Wen Jiabao said at the March 18th Chinese and foreign press conference that we solemnly affirmed repeatedly that if Darai gave up his independent claim and recognized Tibet as an inalienable part of China's territory and recognized Taiwan as an inalienable part of China's territory and stopped all separatist activities, the door for dialogue with him was always open.

Restraint does not mean tolerating separatist behaviour and tolerating the killing of innocent civilians.

In the face of atrocities, many people have demanded severe punishment for murderers and separatists.

Social stability is the common aspiration of all ethnic groups in China and an important prerequisite for reform and development.