Tibet is like an endless book to read for Wang Xiaobin, associate researcher with China Tibetology Research Center in Beijing, who has experienced the snowy plateau for over 20 years and is ready to devote to Tibetology research all his life.

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”.

On April 9, 2013, an article entitled Tibet: The War We Cancelled written a US historian was published on www.nybooks.com，indicating that "for much of the past century,' US relations with Tibet’have been characterized by hollow good wishes for the Dalai Lama."

The economics theory based on the western experience can no longer interpret the phenomena of the economic development of the developing countries and regions at present.

With the increasing number of self-immolation cases,
the religious circle in China totally disagreed with what Dalai Lama and his followers have propagated, as self-immolation is against Buddhist doctrine.

"Tibet must also acknowledge the benefits that they have received under Chinese governance.Self-immolation is a horrifying extremeits with the underlying purpose is to play on the emotions of the West," said Ashley Yang from USC,the US.

A Tibetologist has dismissed Tibet-related remarks in a Human Rights Watch (HRW) report as "indiscreet" and "distorted," saying the region has witnessed vast development in recent decades.