On March 28, 61 years ago, a mass democratic reform movement with the emancipation of serfs as the core goal was launched in full swing on the snowy plateau. This stormy democratic reform completely abolished the feudal serfdom of theocracy, abolished the personal dependence of serfs and slaves on serf owners, and liberated millions of serfs, owned their own land and means of production for the first time, and became the masters of the state and society.
In 1959, Sanden was given his land. (File photo)
Just a few decades, spanning thousands of years. Over the past 61 years, with the vigorous support of the central government and the people of the whole country, the people of all ethnic groups in Tibet have been bold in forging ahead, stubbornly working hard, and struggling in unity to build the poor and backward old Tibet into a new Tibet with economic and cultural prosperity, all-round social progress, a good ecological environment, and a happy life for the people. In particular, since the Eighteenth National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Party Central Committee with Comrade Xi Jinping as the core has attached great importance to the work in Tibet, cared for the people of all ethnic groups in Tibet, formulated a major policy policy for the development and stability of Tibet, clarified the strategy for governing Tibet in the new era, and continuously promoted Tibet's long-term development and long-term peace and stability, so that Tibet's development has shown vigorous vitality and strong vitality, and the people's sense of gain, happiness and security has been continuously enhanced.
At the end of 2018, the Nijiram family in Dianjiao Village, Ritu County, was lifted out of poverty. Photo by Deng Jiansheng
Built in 1951, the Naxi Nationalities Township Central Primary School in Mangkang County was one of the first schools established after the peaceful liberation of Tibet and is now a well-equipped demonstration primary school. Photo by Deng Jiansheng
In September 2019, the crowd watched a Tibetan opera in Norbulingka Park in Lhasa. Photo by Deng Jiansheng
Farmers working in the fields of Qiongqi Village, Qusong Town, Qusong County. Photo by Deng Jiansheng
Military and civilian fish are deeply watery. Photo by Zhao Haibo
Tibet is still the "last pure land" on the earth and one of the most biodiverse regions in the world. Photo by Deng Jiansheng
Tibet, which did not have an inch of highway or a bridge that could be opened to traffic more than 60 years ago, has now entered the era of high speed. Danzin Xidan photography
Children's dreams.
At the end of 2019, Tibet basically eliminated absolute poverty, and more than 3.4 million people of all ethnic groups were lifted out of poverty and well-off.
(Source: People's Daily client Tibet Channel)