China defends Tibet policies, slams Dalai Lama

The transcript features a spokesperson, Hu Kaihong, addressing the 60-year reform in Tibet and criticizing the Dalai Lama's human rights stance as insincere. It emphasizes the Tibetan people's loyalty to China and the Communist Party, dismissing the notion of Tibetan independence. The spokesperson also declares the Tibetan government in exile as illegitimate and unrecognized globally.

What is the main topic introduced by the spokesperson Hu Kaihong?

• The economic growth of China

• The 60-year reform of the Tibetan ethnic group

• The cultural heritage of Tibet

• The environmental policies in Tibet

According to the spokesperson, why is the Dalai Lama's criticism of human rights considered unfounded?

• He has no knowledge of human rights

• He lacks the authority to discuss human rights

• He supports Tibetan independence

• He is not recognized by the international community

What is the spokesperson's view on the Tibetan people's relationship with China?

• They seek independence from China

• They love China and the Communist Party

• They are opposed to the Communist Party

• They are indifferent to China

How does the spokesperson describe the so-called government in exile?

• As illegal and unrecognized

• As a cultural organization

• As a legitimate government

• As a humanitarian group

What is the international community's stance on the government in exile according to the spokesperson?

• It is not recognized

• It is supported by major countries

• It is partially recognized

• It is widely recognized