Tibet - What remains of us (1/8) - www.Youtube.com/TibetArchive

China is incurring huge expenditure in transferring and consolidating the Chinese population in Tibet. Massive investment has been made to build a network of modern highways all over Tibet. China can also boast of having laid the highest railway track in the world that connects Lhasa with Beijing. In fact, China often complains that its civilizing mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper.

How China is Plundering the Natural Resources of Tibet
http://tinyurl.com/SavTibet

Tibetan Centre for Human Rights & Democracy
http://www.tchrd.org

"Chinas Favorite Propaganda on Tibet
& Why Its Wrong"
http://tinyurl.com/SaveTibet

UnderCover in Tibet
http://www.guba.com/watch/3000132055

Tibet: Her Pain, My Shame
http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2008/03/...

First Time I Feel Ashamed to be Han, and Lucky to Not Be a Party Member
http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2008/04/...

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[hksnic]

there are too many,, which other ones do u recommend??

[TheRealChina]

1) Destruction of Serther 2) unveiling the truth 3) leaving Fear behind 4) Unwinking gae 5) uprising in tibet ..etc too many but these informative

[hksnic]

i am a "Hong Kongese" & this HAS changed my views a bit.. Many thx.

[TheRealChina]

There are more Tibet videos on my channel if you are interested.

Freedom for all people !

[annayd]

From FB: What Remains of Us (original title: Ce qu'il reste de nous) is a 2004 Canadian documentary film exploring the survival of the nonviolent resistance movement in Tibet. The documentary was shot over eight years without the knowledge of the Chinese authorities.

In 2004, the film raised controversy 4 showing faces of 103 Tibetans speaking about human rights. Tibetans were informed of the purpose of the filming. The ones who appear made the choice to participate despite the risks.

[annayd]

Hoping to enhance individual safety as much as possible, the NFB implemented strict security measures to all screenings of the film: no cameras or cell phones were allowed in the theater and security guards were watching the audience with infrared night-vision equipment. The goal was to prevent copies of the images of the faces to reach Beijing PLA offices, where photos would make it easier to track and arrest participants.

In 2011, the film was available on Google Video and YouTube.

[Shuhanglee]

by the way, i love China but i dislike our government, especially when i getting to know more history about tibet, i feel shame and sorry to be a chinese when i face to tibetan people. Now i live in lhasa, and when i see these fucking army people standing on the street, i feel sick!! these kind buddhist tibetan people will never do any harmful things, why so many army with gun on the street!! well, you might say 3.14 in 2008 but where there is oppression, there is resistance!!

[Shuhanglee]

before you open your mouth, try to get to know more about the truth, about tibet. China is a nice country, but the government are fucking sucks!

[Shuhanglee]

i am a chinese and i hate what my stupid fucking government doing to tibetan people!! they sucks!

[nimabgouzazhong]

u motherfucker shit,china are not the best country,but live in china are more safe and peace than many developing shit country,especially more safe and peace than slumdog tibetan indian wannabe motherland india

[Dinu cv]

Wat a selfish greedy China !!

Dont use "made in china" products

atleast that we all can do..

[Dinu cv]

I think the rail and road ways are meant to moblize large troops and

equipment to asian sub continent

[vagexgpt1]

Vaild stuff indeed - it helped me a lot.