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J176, Scott 2326-28 40th Anniv. of Peaceful Liberation of Tibet
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(1-1), 40th Anniv. of Peaceful Liberation of Tibet, 200 fen, 75*100 mm/ 40*54 mm mm
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40th Anniv. of Peaceful Liberation of Tibet
(1-1f), 40th Anniv. of Peaceful Liberation of Tibet, 75 fen, - mm
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40th Anniv. of Peaceful Liberation of Tibet
(1-1fm), 40th Anniv. of Peaceful Liberation of Tibet, 200 fen, - mm
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Technical details
Scott No: 2326-28
Serial number: J176
Values in set: 2
Denomination: 75 fen
Date of issue: May 23, 1991
Designer: Ga De
Size of stamps: 27*40 mm
Perforation: 11
Sheet composition: 50 (5*10)
Printing process: photogravure
Printing House: Beijing Postage Stamp Printing Works
Themes: Anniversary,
Background
May 23, 1991 marks the 40th anniversary of the peaceful liberation of Tibet and a series of activities will be held to celebrate this historic event.
At the end of 1949, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) prepared to enter Tibet after liberating major parts of south and southwest China.

Considering the specific situation in Tibet, the then central government of China noticed the local authorities of Tibet to send representatives to Beijing to hold negotiations on the peaceful liberation of Tibet.

However, the negotiations failed due to the obstruction by Tibetan upper-level reactionaries and imperialist forces.

On October 19, 1950, the PLA took over Qamdo -- the gateway to Tibet, and the Tibet authorities had to accept the arrangement proposed by the central government concerning Tibet's peaceful liberation.

In April 1951, the local authorities of Tibet sent a five- member delegation to Beijing including Ngapoi Nagwang Jigme to hold negotiations with Li Weihan and Zhang Jingwu, representatives of the Central Government. After several rounds of consultations, the two sides signed an agreement on May 23, declaring the peaceful liberation of Tibet.

According to the agreement, Tibet is a part of China; the local armed forces of Tibet became incorporated into the PLA; and the freedom of religious belief in Tibet is guaranteed.

In October 1951, the PLA came to Lhasa, the capital city of Tibet.

The peaceful liberation of Tibet was an important event in the modern history of China, as well as an epoch-making milestone in Tibetan history.

The peaceful liberation of Tibet proved that the policies of the Communist Party of China on ethnic minorities were correct and reflected the common aspiration and fundamental interests of the whole Chinese people including Tibetan people.

The peaceful liberation of Tibet laid a solid foundation for the unity and prosperity of the Newly founded People's Republic of China.
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