(Released from "To be Published" Section)
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On the approval of our Patriarch Master, contents of events happened after the twenty-ninth of May, 1989 were included in the fourth and fifth parts of the "To be a Buddhist in China has NOT been easy". At the end of the eighties, after several consecutive uprisings in Tibet, Chinese government's official documentary criticism of the Dalai Lama had been escalated to the highest point . . . When our Patriarch Master narrated the stories to me, it was still between spring and summer of 1989 (Beijing time). We publish this story without any intention of criticizing China. It is merely an act of overseas Chinese showing concern to our ancestral country. We place high hopes with our ancestral country, we do not wish to be misunderstood. History serves as a clear mirror, history is our guiding teacher. For the sake of the development of the Chinese culture, for the sake of the healthy continuation of the Chinese civilization, for the sake of the strength and wealth of China, for the sake of our devout belief in Buddhism, for the sake of World peace, we, for solving the Tibet issue, present our bold suggestions. We look forward to sharing our thoughts with friends on the internet. |
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