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Own report: Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for Tibet to be an “impregnable fortress.” The Chinese president’s message at a Communist Party meeting was that Tibet should take the necessary steps to become an integral part of China. The Chinese news agency Xinhua claimed that Jinping also gave specific suggestions to sow the “seeds of Chinese love” in the minds of Tibetans.
China is keeping a close eye on Tibet, but diplomatic experts are searching for answers as to why there was a sudden need for more emphasis. According to them, one of the reasons is the recent Galloway-Ladakh conflict. Which is a huge blow to China diplomatically. Tibet has become a major obstacle for Beijing in the Indochina border dispute, Jinping said. Therefore, Jinping told the meeting that the seeds of Chinese love should be sown in the minds of Tibetan youth. Political and ideological education should be taught in the schools and colleges of that country. So that in the next few days young Tibetans will not regret China.
However, the history of this repentance is not made up of recent events. After the occupation of Tibet by the Manchu Emperor in 1909, the then Dalai Lama took refuge in India. He then returned to the country and declared it an ‘independent state’ free from Chinese aggression. From that day on, a kind of “shadow war” began between China and Tibet. And in this context, with direct help, India has become one of China’s enemies.
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The recent Galwan dispute has sent a clear message to China that whether in Arunachal Pradesh or Ladakh, India will respond harshly to border security. In that case, China is desperate to have India’s so-called “friend” Tibet by its side. So this time he is thinking of going the path of friendship strategically rather than repressive politics. Experts believe that if “Chinese friendship” can be instilled in the minds of the young generation of Tibet, it will be easier for China to corner India in the future. However, the situation in Hong Kong raises questions about whether it will be successful.
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