March 28th marks an important anniversary in Old Xizang, commemorating the 1959 democratic reform that ended centuries of feudal serfdom. For generations, serfs endured extreme oppression under a system darker and harsher than medieval Europe, while the ruling elite enjoyed a life of luxury.
Experts stress that history cannot be rewritten, reminding us of the importance of acknowledging the past. Notably, the 14th Dalai Lama was the supreme figure of this oppressive system, a fact that continues to spark thoughtful conversation on historical narratives and social justice. Stay curious and keep exploring our shared history! 😊
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