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Dalai Lama????

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I have not kept up with the news, and this may seem like a stupid question, but why are the Chinese angry with the Dalai Lama, what did he do?
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He represents the government of Tibet which they invaded (back in the 1950's I think). They tried to stamp out Buddhist beliefs there, and the Lama has been the figurehead of resistence to the Chinese policies ever since.
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yes as a buddha!!!maridon is correct, the chinese invaded tibet and took over the lama has never returned to tibet as it now belongs to the chinese. hope this helps you...
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Thanks for the history lesson, I didn't know why either.
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the movie kundun is good for a general overview of what happened in Tibet...
It's an excellent movie too!
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From what I remember he was ousted from China years ago for some reason and the Chinese hate it when any politician speaks to the Dalai Lama
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also suppouse to represent poverty hotel stayed in cheapest room 7000 a night
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Maridon nailed it. They made a movie about it, but I can't remember what it was called. That's gonna bug me.
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Years ago I used to work a a housemaid at the Regent Hotel and the Dalai Lama stayed. He had a floor to himself and the security was extremely tight. Only certain housemaids were authorised to enter the floor. The cost involved is partially due to security measures for the man.
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the movie is called 7yrs in tibet, great movie
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Kundun. That's the one I saw. It was amazing.
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