Peaceful Liberation of Tibet and "One Country Two Systems" Policy

According to the instructions of peaceful liberation of by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Deng Xiao-ping drafted Pact of Ten Chapters of Liberation of Tibet in which he pointed out the approaches of how to carry out the policy of One country,two systems. On the basis of this, the pact of Seventeen Agreements was signed after negotiating with the local government of Tibet. The general principles were: will be liberated peacefully. The central government will govern national defense and foreign affairs. The local government of can continue its present political system. This policy guarded and maintained the unity of the country, promoted the development of all aspects of and created the conditions for the regional autonomy of minority nationalities. But the separating power of the high layer of rebelled in 1959, thenOne Country, two systemspolicy was forced to come to a stop.