On June 6, 2013, a symposium on Tibet topics was held between the "Beauty of Tibet" delegation and overseas Chinese in Auckland, New Zealand, along with the screening of Tibet-themed micro films.

The week-long series of "Beauty of Tibet" Painting and Photography Exhibition activities concluded on June 6 with the last symposium of overseas Chinese held in New Zealand.

How could an ordinary art exhibition trigger off "coalition in strife" in Australia, a developed western country boasted for "democracy" and "freedom"?

Wang Pijun, president of the China Tibet Online summarized views of many Chinese scholars on whether the Chinese masses including Tibetans agree to the Dalai Lama's return to China.

Compared with China, some Western countries have great differences in national conditions and development patterns, so they misunderstand China's policies in Tibet.

Huang Tingrong, a Chinese Australian, was full of emotional thoughts after visiting the "Beauty of Tibet" Painting and Photography Exhibition 2013 in Australia, on June 2.

Tibet is like an endless book to read for Wang Xiaobin, associate researcher with China Tibetology Research Center in Beijing.

The U.S. examiner.com published an article on May 20, 2013, which harshly criticized the spiritual leader of the “Tibetan government-in-exile”, the Dalai Lama, and called him a “fraud”.