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China Seeks to Push its Language and Culture in Tibet

August 24, 2021;

The Associated Press and Reuters reported on this story. Bryan Lynn adapted the reports for VOA Learning English. Caty Weaver was the editor. A top Chinese official has called for “all-round efforts” to ensure Tibetans speak and write in Chinese. The official, Wang Yang, spoke at a recent ceremony in front of the Potala Palace…

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