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Chinese tibetan Pubajia, sing at the closing ceremony in the Special Olympic
March 26, 2008 — tigerloongPubajia, together with 4 other countries singier sing at the closing ceremony in the Special Olympic in Shanghai. He is representing Asia while the 4 othere represent the other 4 continents.
Chinese star Purba Rgyal (Pubajia)，a tibetan 2
March 26, 2008 — tigerloongPurba Rgyal (蒲巴甲Pubajia) won the best of China Lycra “My Hero”(加油,好男儿) in 2006, the TV show likes American Idol, and having millions of fans throughout China.
Pubajia Purba Rgyal – New year blessing 2007
Chinese star Purba Rgyal (Pubajia)，a tibetan
March 26, 2008 — tigerloongPurba Rgyal (蒲巴甲Pubajia) won the best of China Lycra “My Hero”(加油,好男儿) in 2006, the TV show likes American Idol, and having millions of fans throughout China.
His film – Prince Of The Himalayas
Film Director Sherwood Hu’s Prince of the Himalayas has entered the running for next year’s Golden Globe Awards with five Foreign Film nominations.
The film is a Tibetan version of William Shakespeare’s famous tragedy Hamlet, and follows in the footsteps of Feng Xiaogang’s The Banquet.
The film’s hero is played by Tibetan actor Purba Rgyal. He won the first national Lycra My Hero TV show
What happened CNN.com silently?
March 25, 2008 — tigerloongWhat happened CNN.com silently?
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Western Tourists tell of Tibetans’ violence
March 25, 2008 — tigerloongfrom http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23401794-2703,00.html
Tourists tell of Tibetans’ violence
Jeremy Page and agencies | March 19, 2008
KATHMANDU: Western tourists emerging from Tibet have described their shock and fear as they watched a “howling” mob of Tibetans stoning and beating Chinese passers-by in two days of rioting in Lhasa last week.
The accounts came as China said 105 “rioters” involved in protests in the Tibetan capital had surrendered.
Official news agency Xinhua said 105 people gave themselves up to authorities overnight, 23 hours after a deadline set by the Government for those involved in last week’s unrest to surrender.
Chinese authorities said rioters killed 13 “innocent civilians” on Friday, when a week of protests by Tibetans against China’s rule of their homeland erupted into violence in Lhasa.
Authorities have insisted that they did not use any lethal force to quell the protests, however Tibetan exiled leaders have said possibly hundreds of people were killed in the ensuing Chinese crackdown.
Meanwhile, Western tourists told The Times the Tibetan crowd turned on anyone and anything that looked Chinese, knocking over motorcyclists, hitting them with metal rods and setting fire to their motorcycles.
Their testimony illustrated the ferocity of the riots, which have undermined not only China’s claims to have brought peace and prosperity to Tibet but also the Dalai Lama’s longstanding creed of non-violent resistance.
“It’s hard to pick a side in what happened,” said John Kenwood, a 19-year-old backpacker from Canada who flew into Kathmandu, the Nepalese capital, yesterday after spending ten days in Lhasa.
“I agree that the Tibetans have their own culture, but I can’t agree with what people did. After a while, it was not about Tibetan freedom any more.”
He said that he was walking along Beijing East Road in the Tibetan quarter in Lhasa when he saw four Chinese military trucks pull up at the intersection with an alley leading to the Ramoche temple.
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Tibetans attacked Chinese, say Lhasa tourists
March 25, 2008 — tigerloongfrom http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2008/03/18/wtibet718.xml
Tibetans attacked Chinese, say Lhasa tourists
By Thomas Bell
Last Updated: 2:45am GMT 19/03/2008
Tourists arriving in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal, from the closed city of Lhasa have told how they saw angry mobs of Tibetans attacking ethnic Chinese last Friday.
Claude Balsiger, 25, from Switzerland, said he saw the violence develop in Barkhor Square, near the Jokhang Temple.
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“The young people were in action and the old people were supporting with screaming. Howling like wolves, that’s how they supported them.
“Anything that looked Chinese was attacked. I saw at least seven to eight Chinese people attacked with stones and fists.”
He saw one old Chinese man rescued from the mob by elderly Tibetan people, and believes the intervention of a Canadian tourist saved another life.
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Kathmandu – Nepal (Not China, do you really know)
March 24, 2008 — tigerloongNepal is a sovereign country that BORDERS China and not in China, what they do there is not under the jurisdiction of the Chinese government. You can’t differentiate the two country. how can differentiate the treth and the lie?
Following is Nepal, Remember, be not tibet of China
from http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20060416/world.htm
Tibet of China ( australian tourist’s video )
March 24, 2008 — tigerloongTibet of China ( australian tourist’s video )
Lhasa Riot （Shame on Western Media）
March 23, 2008 — tigerloongIF u only know china from CNN, BBC…Do u think u really know China? Lhasa is a beautiful city where are suffering the terrible things, the funny ting is that some so-called democracy humans want to support these rioters. Do u believe Tibet will be peaceful if it were controlled by the scoundrels?
Tibet WAS,IS,and ALWAYS WILL BE a part of China
March 23, 2008 — tigerloongi’ve upload this video onto Megaupload,sendspace as well as rapidshare and is ready for downloads!! heres the links:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=P6O51L23
http://www.sendspace.com/file/6aadde
http://rapidshare.com/files/100136655…
facebook group link:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid…
Do u bandwagon jumpers really care about Tibet? becuz u know u dont,Tibet is just a TOOL for u guys to throw things at China…Well..since u want to bash China,but do u know ANYTHING about Chinese history?? let me start by telling u this:The years that Tibet has been a part of China is way the hell longer then US/Canada/Aus/NewZealand’s history combined all together…so fuk off..and Tibet is a part of China,Deal with THAT!
http://chineseculture.about.com/libra…
Riot in Tibet: True face of western media
March 23, 2008 — tigerloongThis video reveals how western media make fake reporting about riot in Tibet by modifying and misjudging pictures purposely
Lhasa of China No Comment
March 24, 2008 — tigerloongNo Comment