Why do China bite Dalai Lama?

   The spiritual leader of the Tibetan Dalai Lama has been in exile for 60 years, but he still lives in the heart of his followers living in Tibet. 

 

   It is reported that this is the issue that bothers the Chinese authorities. Located on the northern end of China's Tibetan hill tract, Tactusar where in 1935 Dalai Lama was born in a farming family. 

  It is reported that this place not only attracts those who believe in the Dalai Lama, but foreign tourists also come here in large numbers. In this case, there is also a strong security.
   It is reported that recently, the journalists visited Tactus, which is known as Hongya in Chinese language. There the armed policemen did not let the journalists go towards the road which leads to a village. There are about 60 houses there. 

  It is reported that dozens of officers wearing white clothes and white clothes prevented journalists from going there saying that it is a private property and is not open to the public.
   It is reported that when it was asked about the provincial government of Chinghai and the State Council Information Office of China, there was no response from them. It is believed that the Dalai Lama's family still lives in this village, they are placed behind wooden doors and large concrete walls. 

  It is reported that whenever any anniversary of a sensitive political event occurs, the Chinese authorities stop the outsiders from visiting this village.
Experts believe that China regards the Nobel Peace Prize winner, the Dalai Lama as a dangerous separatist, and agrees 83-year-old religious leader "a wolf in the name of a monk". On the other hand, the Dalai Lama rejects allegations of inciting violence. The news is that they say that they just want actual autonomy for Tibet.
   Experts believe that more than six million Tibetans living in China still mostly respect the Dalai Lama. Although there is a ban on the public display of the Dalai Lama's picture and respect towards him in China. In 1959, the Dalai Lama had to flee from Tibet in the custody of a soldier and seek refuge in India.
   Experts believe that at that time there was rumor that Chinese soldiers were planning to kidnap or kill them. This started rebellion in Tibet, but China soon suppressed it and the Dalai Lama had to leave Tibet. Since then, he has never been able to return to Tibet.
   Experts believe the name of the Dalai Lama was first Lhamo Thondup. He was only two years old when he was declared the new incarnation of the most important spiritual leader of the Tibetans, Dalai Lama. In this way he was separated from his family living in Lhasa.
   Experts believe that the anniversary of the escape from the Dalai Lama's China is one of the most sensitious dates of China's political calendar. There is a similar date in 1989 to crush pro-democracy protesters at Thiananaman Square in Beijing. This event is going on for 30 years in June this year. The news is that the Communist Party of China will not want to have any kind of dispute about it.   

  It is reported that during the recent session of the Chinese parliament, Wu Ingchi, head of the Chinese Communist Party for Tibet, said that the people of Tibet kept more than the Dalai Lama with the Chinese government. According to him, "Dalai Lama has not done anything good for the people of Tibet."

    Experts believe that the Dalai Lama's age is increasing. In this way, many Tibetans feared that the Chinese government will appoint their favorite person in their place. The Dalai Lama said that his incarnation can be found from outside China controlled area. Or the organization called Dalai Lama can end with them.