China Reopen parts of Tibet to Tourists

BEIJING — China said Monday it plans to reopen Tibet to foreign tourists next week, in a sign of Beijing’s growing confidence after several sensitive anniversaries passed without any major disturbances. Tibetan areas sealed off to foreign visitors last year following antigovernment protests and a massive security clampdown will reopen April 5, said a spokesman for the Tibetan regional government’s tourism administration. China requires foreigners to obtain special permission to visit Tibet and routinely bars them from all ethnically Tibetan areas of the country during sensitive periods.

Now , the people can learn and experience that part of history Of Tibet now that it’s reopened. But they have to respect it.