China's Communist Party chief in Tibet insisted on Wednesday that the Tibetan people feel more affection toward the government than to the region's traditional Buddhist leader, the Dalai Lama, who fled following an abortive uprising against Chinese rule nearly 60 years ago. The Dalai Lama hasn't done a "single good thing" for Tibet since he left, the chief said.
Chinese official insists no love for Dalai Lama in Tibet
China's Communist Party chief in Tibet insisted on Wednesday that the Tibetan people feel more affection toward the government than to the region's traditional Buddhist leader, the Dalai Lama, who fled following an abortive uprising against Chinese rule nearly 60 years ago. The Dalai Lama hasn't done a "single good thing" for Tibet since he left, the chief said.
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