Just a Small Cog——Reflections on My 30-Year Experience as a Foreign Affairs Worker in Shanghai (Continued)

In 1979,I entered the domainof nongovernmental diplo-macy, where I contacted thou-sands of foreign guests differentin profession, nationality andmission. At that time many cit-ies in the United States wished     

Tibet in My Eyes——Foreign Scholars' Take on Tibet's Social Development and Human Rights Protection

TIBET'S human rights issues always draw global attention and Western anti-China forces often use this topic as an excuse to stigmatize China.Nevertheless,misinforma-tion for the purpose of political interference can never be construed as facts.Through their field in-spections and long-term in-depth research,experts and scholars worldwide,who truly care about Tibet's development and respect Tibetan culture,have more objective evaluations of the status quo of Tibet's so-cial development and human rights protection,than politicians.