Scholar: Serfs´ emancipation topples dark rule in Tibet

"This was the people's revolutionary movement, in which the Party led the one million Tibetan serfs to topple the dark rule of the serf owner class," said Lhagpa Phuntshogs.

A man picks a New Year mascot in Lhasa,  capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous  Region, Jan. 21, 2009. New Year's decorations  become popular in Lhasa as the Chinese lunar  New Year is approaching.(Xinhua/Gaesang Dawa)

But those rebellious forces in exile have never given up their attempt to restore their paradise lost, so they mark March 10 as a day for their so-called "uprising", and on the very day, the Dalai Lama would publish an announcement every year like a "human rights guard" to curse the democratic reform , tell lies to the international community and sabotage the prosperity, stability, peace, and unity in Tibet, he said.

"But the masses of emancipated serfs and their offspring living in Tibet are clear who are the guard for the Tibetan people's fundamental interests and who are the saboteur of their happy life."

Editor:Liu Anqi