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What does "Coalition in strife over Tibet show" reflect? (2)

By Xiao Yang (China Tibet Online)

08:28, June 08, 2013

The article also claimed that Foreign Affairs Minister Bob Carr declined an invitation because he "had a prior engagement", whereas his spokesman said, "if Ms Bishop had attended the exhibition aware of what she was endorsing, this was her right, but if she had endorsed it unintentionally, she needed to be more careful", and "Tibet has been a sensitive international issue for some decades … It is important to be careful of what you appear to be endorsing."

In response, Ms Bishop explained that she was asked to make some remarks when she arrived at the launching ceremony at the Chinese embassy on Wednesday, but "made absolutely no political point". Moreover, she restated what she had said:"with reference to the beauty of the Tibetan landscapes and people in the images, the exhibition would help Australians better appreciate Tibet".

The report quoted Kyinzom Dhongdue, an "exiled Tibetan", as saying that Tibetans had labeled the show "propaganda", and were "dismayed" by Ms Bishop's speech. She also said the timing of the exhibition was "perverse".

The above is the alleged "coalition in strife", filled with western politician's double standards and the Dalai clique's feeble arguments in the article.

The images on show reflecting Tibetan people's religious freedom and daily life have dramatically enhanced Australians' understanding of Tibet and rebutted the shameless lies made by a few western politicians and the Dalai clique. That's why they panicked in exasperation!

As we all know, Tibet has always been one of the hottest issues about China in the world for some reason. However, many foreigners have never been to Tibet. So what they have heard of is far from the reality.

By taking full advantage of the big gap between the rumor and the truth, the Dalai clique spent over 50 years spreading mendacious information in which "today's Tibet is a living hell". In addition to disseminating anti-the Communist Party of China propaganda to western politicians and the ordinary people, they went so far as to incite immolations in the Tibetan-inhabited areas. In order to smear the CPC, the Dalai clique shamelessly made use of fellow Tibetans' life and blood for their own propaganda.

Meanwhile, the Dalai clique is quite clear that the real situation in Tibet is far from what they have described. Hence they hate any activity that offers faithful accounts of the status quo of Tibet today and spare no efforts to disturb China's international exchange activities concerning Tibet for fear that their lies might be disclosed.

"Paintings are more powerful than languages, and photographs are more appealing than words." The "Beauty of Tibet" exhibition is a sore point with the Dalai clique because it opened a window of the real Tibet for foreigners and provides people whoever interested in Tibet with a platform to get to know it.

It is a repeatedly-used nasty trick played by the Dalai clique to fabricate a dark Tibet as well as to cover up the harmonious Tibet in reality. In a nutshell, whatever they do is to cater to the need of a few trouble-making western politicians, who vainly attempt to interfere with China's internal affairs on the "Tibet issue" and fight against their opponents within their countries. The so-called "Coalition in strife" triggered off by the exhibition is a typical case of the coalition between the Dalai clique and a few western politicians, each using the other for their own ends. Anybody with conscience could see through the nature of the Dalai clique through this strife.

Truth is the most precious strength, of which only those who are dark inside would be in fear. They are bound to be rejected by the people. However active the Dalai clique and a few politicians are temporarily, the tides of time would clean up their clownish coalition. As what has been expressed by Chen Yuming, China's ambassador to Australia, "Both the development of Tibet and the promotion of China-Australia relations are incorporated into the Chinese dream. In the process of pursuing the dream, the two peoples are sure to create a better future hand in hand."

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