As a spiritual and political leader, Dalai Lama spent a folk in exile, but potential disputes over their legal success can mean the end of an independent Tibet.
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After the death of the 90-year-old Dalai Lama, he announced his aggregate plans. However, will we capitalized on the vacuum in China, and will the people of Tibet be clinged to each other in the exile inside. (Ashwini Bhatia / Associated Press)
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Dalai Lama spent almost all his adult life as a refugee from Tibet’s homeland. In the 1950s, he fled in the oppression of China and trying to maintain Tibetarian culture, not only the spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism, but as a global ambassador to protect Tibetarian culture.
But he knows a passage come. This week, on his 90th birthday, Dalai Lama announced his plans to choose the success of his success after his death. This means that China will be an electric vacuum, which is almost determined by trying to call the name of a rival to the name of Laman, including a child.
Mujib Torch is the head of the South Asian Bureau of the New York Times. Tibetan explains that the people of Tibet and Asia are more extensive – Dalai Lama in the fight against the forthcoming power.
