Original title: A meeting to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet was held and people from all walks of life expressed their joy and wish Tibet a better future
International Online News (Reporter Zhu Wanling): At 10 o’clock in the morning on August 19th, a meeting to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet was held at the Potala Palace Square in Lhasa. More than 20,000 people from all walks of life in Tibet attended the conference. They expressed their joy to the reporter and their best wishes for the future development of Tibet.
Bianpa Tsering is the party branch secretary of Danjielin Community, Barkhor Street, Lhasa, Tibet. He told reporters that 10 years ago, he had participated in the celebration meeting to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet. It is a great honor to participate in the 70th anniversary celebration again today. He said: “In the past 70 years, the economy, politics, and culture of Tibet have undergone earth-shaking changes. This is the result of the correct leadership of the Party Central Committee and the support and help of the people of all ethnic groups across the country. Danjelin community is located in the old city of Lhasa. The residents’ lives are thriving, and their needs in education, culture, housing and other aspects have been met. I am very happy to be able to participate in the celebration meeting this time. I hope Tibet will develop better in the future and I also wish the motherland prosperity.”
The 63-year-old Bianjue is from Linzhou County in Lhasa and currently lives in Nizhuolin Community in Lhasa. He said that listening to his parents talked about the life before Tibet’s peaceful liberation, it was in sharp contrast with today’s life.
Bian Jue said: “Life was not so good before liberation, but it gradually improved after liberation. There have been great changes (in all aspects). I am very happy to participate in this meeting. I thank the Party Central Committee.”
Mima Ciren, a second-year high school student from Lhasa Middle School, is from Shannan, Tibet. He said that it was the first time that he participated in such an important conference and felt very honored.
Mi Ma Tsering said: “I didn’t have such an opportunity when I was in Shannan before. I feel very honored. In the future, I want to enter a good university and contribute to the construction of the motherland.”
Zhang Chunmei, a teacher of the Party School of the Tibet Autonomous Region, believes that after 70 years of development, Tibet’s human rights cause has made all-round progress and historic achievements, and the legitimate rights and interests of the people of all ethnic groups in Tibet can be effectively protected.
Zhang Chunmei said: “Compared with 1951, Tibet has made great progress in all aspects, including human rights. In the old society, many people did not have freedom, and it was even more difficult to talk about the legal system to protect personal rights. In the new era, we can pass the legal system and Other legal means to protect one’s own rights and interests is a very big progress.”
Wei Sang, director of the Military Ward of the General Hospital of the Tibet Military Region, is a new-era Tibetan military doctor who lives under the red flag. He believed that the peaceful liberation of Tibet in 1951 was an epoch-making turning point. I will keep my entrustment in mind and work hard for the prosperity and stability of my hometown.
Wei Sang said: “As a result, Tibet has achieved a historical leap in the annals of history, and started the great journey of building a united, democratic, prosperous, civilized and harmonious socialist new Tibet. I will always bear in mind the entrustment of General Secretary Xi Jinping and inherit the old Tibet. Spirit, fulfill the mission, dare to take responsibility, fight bravely for the prosperity and stability of the hometown, forge the soul of the army, never slack, and strive for the prosperity and development of the motherland for life.”
Xu Weijun, a Tibet aid doctor from the General Hospital of the Eastern Theater Command, said that as a Tibet aid cadre, he would love Tibet and use the techniques he learned to leave a “medical team” for the local area with other aid colleagues. Xu Weijun said: “I will learn from the loyalty and dedication spirit of the predecessors who silently dedicated themselves on the’Roof of the World’, guard life in the place closest to the sky, use my technology, and use what I have learned to serve the Tibetan people. Seek well-being and make our due contribution to the harmony and stability of the society as a whole.”Return to Sohu to see more
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