China hopes that the Dalai Lama “can return to the right path,” and is open to discuss its future until certain conditions are met, Beijing said on Monday, Tibetan Parliament in India- A proposal rejected by exile.
The exile leader of Tibetan Buddhism, who turned 90 in July, escaped from Tibet in 1959 for India after failing against the Chinese rule, but expressed his desire to return first.
China is open to talk about the future of the Nobel Peace Prize Award winner, as long as he gives up his position to divide the “motherland”, Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said at a regular press conference.
Guo was responding to a request to comment on the death of Gyalo Thondup, the elder brother of the spiritual leader, who first worked as his informal messenger in a conversation with Chinese authorities.
Gyalo Thondup died on Saturday, at the age of 97, in his home in the Indian city of Kalimpong.
The Dalai Lama needs to openly identify that Tibet and Taiwan are ineligible parts of China, whose only legal government is from the People’s Republic of China, said, Guo said, using the official name of the country.
But the vice president of Tibetan Parliament, exile, vice -president of Dolma Tyakhang rejected the pre -condition.
“It is not possible to tell lies to purity, it’s not going to happiness,” he told the Indian Himalayan city Dharamshala, where the Dalai Lama.
“If they determine that his sanctity should speak about being an unqualified part about Tibet, it is a distortion of history. From disturbing history, you may not have a pepaceful and cordial solution.”
The Dalai Lama stepped as a political leader of the Tibetan government in 2011, who does not consider Beijing. The official talks with his representative have stopped since then, but Tyakhang said that the back-channel discussion was going on, there was a decline to give details.
As the age of the Dalai Lama, the question of his successor has become increasingly necessary. China insists and says that he wants to choose his successor.
But the Dalai Lama says that he will explain the questions about succession, discovered such as and where he will rebirth, in July, in his 90th birthday, in line with the Tibetan Buddhist lab.
In a small meeting with Reuters in December, he said he could live up to 110 years.
Born in Tibet, Tyakhang said that the Dalai Lama would be able to return home under the leadership of people within China.
“I hope to visit the purity Tibet, and she will go to her Potala Palace,” she said. “hope too.”
