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1950 (undated) 1 : 1850000 Description This is a scarce 1950 Chinese wall map of Tibet issued by the Communist Party to propagandize the October 1950 invasion of Tibet by the People s Liberation Army. The large-scale map covers all of Tibet showing terrain, cities, and major transportation networks. It was ostensibly drawn for use in classrooms, but the map is part of a broad effort to generate support for Chinese sovereignty over Tibet as well as to legitimize their claims. Chinese Invasion of TibetPrior to 1950, Tibet maintained a kind of autonomy. Although both the Qing and the Republic of China claimed nominal suzerainty over Tibet, it was so far away, remote, and slimly populated, that it maintained a ....
Phoenix TV Founder Sells Personal Shares Amid Increased CCP’s Grip of Hong Kong Media The latest sales of shares of pro-Beijing Phoenix TV suggest that Beijing is accelerating its pace in taking full control of Hong Kong’s media outlets. On April 17, Phoenix TV announced that its founder Liu Changle, also its former chairman and major shareholder, had sold almost all his stake in the company, namely 37.93 percent of the total, including 21 percent (equivalent to $82.4 million) to Bauhinia Culture Holdings Limited and 16.93 percent (equivalent to $66.4 million) to Shun Tak Holdings. Consequently, Bauhinia Culture has become the largest shareholder of Phoenix TV. ....
Collection of ancient manuscripts unearthed in Xinjiang published beijingbulletin.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from beijingbulletin.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
2020-12-21 10:35:12 GMT2020-12-21 18:35:12(Beijing Time) Xinhua English BEIJING, Dec. 21 (Xinhua) A collection of more than 26,000 pieces of manuscripts written in Chinese characters, previously unearthed in the current-day Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, was recently published by the Zhonghua Book Company. The manuscripts were part of the relics looted to Western countries in the early 20th century. Their publication marks the first time the manuscripts were unveiled to the public. Currently part of the manuscript collection of Lushun Museum in the northeastern Chinese city of Dalian, they were considered the last treasure of ancient Dunhuang and Turpan manuscripts. The manuscripts include Buddhist, Confucian and Taoist classics, as well as official paperwork from various dynasties, said Rong Xinjiang, a professor with Peking University, at a seminar held Sunday. ....