Voices from Tibet : : selected essays and reportage / / Tsering Woeser and Wang Lixiong ; edited and translated by Violet S. Law.

• TeilnehmendeR: Law, Violet S.
• Place / Publishing House: Honolulu : : University of Hawaii Press,, [2014]; 2014
• Year of Publication: 2014
• Language: English; Chinese
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (131 pages) :; color illustrations

Table of Contents

Freedom for Chinese, autonomy for Tibetans -- Where are Tibetans in the Chinese dream -- Beijing Olympics: divided world, divided dream -- The Qinghai-Tibetan railway conscripted -- The next big one -- The fall of Lhasa -- Let go of the Dalai Lama -- Tibetans are ruined by hope -- From self-immolation to self-rule -- Winners and losers under Tibet's capitalism -- Public square or propaganda? -- The pernicious fungus economy -- The "nineteenth army" -- Tibetan women marry Han Chinese as a way out -- Merchants of fake culture -- Only state-sanctioned tour guides need apply -- Railroad to perdition -- Riding the train to Lhasa -- Cassock vs. police uniform -- Framing monks as terrorists -- The world's youngest political prisoner -- Why Tibetans flee to India? -- Helicopters over stupas -- Stampede in Jokhang -- Barkor at nightfall -- Highway robbery in holy places -- Siphoning off Tibetan water -- Herders are strangers on their land -- Every inch of land is sacred -- Betting on Tibetan land -- How fur becomes Tibetan fashion -- Disappearing Lhasa -- Regret in a half-century -- Scrapping Tibetan lessons for stability -- Must children trade roots for books? -- Ye all celebrate Chinese festivals -- Official ban a helpful reminder -- Ringing in the Tibetan new year -- Contemporary artists sound off -- Resistance to sell out -- What remains of Tibet?