Yes, XiZang-China is part of China proper, XiZang-China has forever been part of China proper. The traditional Chinese people and China Government settled and developed the regions from over 2500 years ago, as one of Ancient China farming and trade regions.
While criminals and murderers from India and central-east-Asia did occasion lootings and plunderings for Chinese food and Chinese goods, the criminals massacred the Chinese families and China Government defenced, and China Government bring back proper administrations to alleviate hard working people from India-slaverytism.
False, they are not even part of China Proper.
It is what westerners called "tibet". Xizang is one part of China
The distance between Lhasa, Xizang, China and Urumqi, Xinijiang, China is 1657.9 miles. The journey takes approximately 2 days and 4 hours. Xizang is better known as Tibet.
Tibet is located in the region of Asia, specifically in the central part of the continent, surrounded by countries like China, India, Nepal, and Bhutan.
The People's Republic of China's claims to legal authority over both areas are disputed.
Xizang
Lhasa...Xi-Zang is what Chinese call Tibet.
Xizang.
If someone asks if China is proper they are asking if it is a proper noun. China is indeed a proper now and should be capitalized.
China claims a part of Kashmir(15-20%) called Aksai Chin. This region is mountainous and uninhabited but it is vital for china as it connects its 2 troublesome regions of Xizang(Tibet) and Xinjiang(Uyghur province). The roads from Xinjiang passes thru Aksai Chin to Tibet. There is no religious or cultural reasons and it is purely strategic as I said the place is completely uninhabited.
Chunya Chai has written: 'Xizang hong yang pi shu' 'Xizang liu lang ji'
That is because of the topography in China. Out of the 6 main regions in China, (northern and southern china, xizang, northeast, Mongolia and xinjiang) the heartlands (northern and southern china) are the best location to live in. :D :D :D DUHH don't chuu kno that broo?