Figure 1.--Here we have three Tibetan boys. We think that they are wearing school uniforms. Note the young pioneers red kerchiefs. A reader tells us that when he was in Tibet during 200?, only children from Communist families wore the red kerchief. |
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Tibet is a central Asian country wjich was conquered by China (1720). China has since claimed soverignity, although often only nominally. The Communist government invaded Tibet and has since increased its control over Tibet and promoted the migrantion of ethnic Chinese into Tibet. The Tibetian pobulation is very traditional and there have been perodic uprisings put down by the Chinese. We know little about traditional Tibetian education. The Chinese have developed a modern education system along the lines of the pveral Chinese education system. The Tibetian schools are totally controlled by the Chinese Government.
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