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Is Tibet in china or is Tibet china?
According to China, Tibet is a part of China. According to Tibet, many of them would like to be an independent country.
How far is Tibet?
it depends where you are coming from Tibet is located in Southwest of China. even in China ,there are only serval cities that have flights to Tibet dirrectly : Chengdu , Xining, Xi'an, Kunming ,Beijing, Shanghai , Guangzhou. Zhongdian, outsde of China, only Kathmandu (Nepal) --Tibet other countries there is no flight to Tibet directly at all. or you can go to Tibet by train , through the highest railway : Qinghai --Tibet railway.
What kind of government does Tibet have?
The country of Tibet has an autonomous government that reports to China. Tibet is thought to be a part of China but Tibetans say Tibet is an independent country.
How did the conflict between china and Tibet start?
Tibet and Okinawa used to be part of china
Who controls Tibet?
China, for now. But Tibetans are fighting everyday to free Tibet from China's invasion
What is the status of Tibet?
Tibet is an autonomous region of China.
Which neighbouring country took over Tibet and when?
China is the neighboring country that took over Tibet in 1950. Tibet had previously, in 1913, declared itself independent from China.
What claim did China use to justify invading Tibet in 1950?
that Tibet was legally a part of China
What part of china is Tibet?
Tibet is a region of the People's Republic of China located northeast of the Himalayas.
Are there Mormon missionaries in Tibet?
No. Tibet is legally part of the People's Republic of China, and proselyting and missionary work is prohibited by the Chinese authorities. There are no missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in all of mainland China, only in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Why isn't Tibet in the Olympics?
China illegaly took over tibet, so They want it to be china, just more china
Why isn't Tibet a country on the map?
Tibet is a region that is part of China. China considers Tibet to be an autonomous region within its borders, while some Tibetans and international observers advocate for Tibet's independence. Therefore, on most official maps, Tibet is shown as part of China, not as a separate country.
