A Preliminary Study of China's India Policy and the Peaceful Liberation of Tibet (1949─1951)
Wang Che
Abstract
Wang Che
Abstract
On the eve of the founding of the PRC,the United States engaged in active aggression against Tibet,and newly independent India also continued a Tibet policy inherited from Britain.Supported by the US,India and other countries,separatists in Tibet began stirring up trouble,and the situation there worsened.The Chinese leadership led by Mao Zedong settled upon peacefully resolving the Tibet issue backed by military force.The leadership brilliantly analyzed the conflicts between other countries over the Tibet issue, and they used the policy of India retaining its interests in Tibet as a diplomatic breakthrough point.They thereby effectively contained American intervention in Tibet,allowing for the smooth progress of Tibet's peaceful liberation
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On the eve of the founding of the PRC,the United States engaged in active aggression against Tibet,and newly independent India also continued a Tibet policy inherited from Britain.Supported by the US,India and other countries,separatists in Tibet began stirring up trouble,and the situation there worsened.The Chinese leadership led by Mao Zedong settled upon peacefully resolving the Tibet issue backed by military force.The leadership brilliantly analyzed the conflicts between other countries over the Tibet issue, and they used the policy of India retaining its interests in Tibet as a diplomatic breakthrough point.They thereby effectively contained American intervention in Tibet,allowing for the smooth progress of Tibet's peaceful liberation
Key concepts: China, Political science, Peaceful coexistence, Intervention (counseling), Turning point, Aggression, Development economics, Economy