主题：最近突然就文革开始论战了？这算什么信号？ -- foursea

Gebchak Wangdrak Rinpoche (strictly protect), the abbot of a Buddhist nunnery in Nangqian County, Qinghai, told PolOff February 8 that all of the 400 nuns at the nunnery knew about the meeting and were excited about it. He said that Tibetans in southern Qinghai were receiving news about the Dalai Lama's

trip to Washington both from the Voice of America's Tibetan service, which is available via satellite radio, and through word of mouth. The Rinpoche dismissed the idea that official anger over the meeting might lead to a deterioration of human

rights conditions in Tibet, saying the show of support from the United States was very important to Tibetans. Similarly, Luosang Cicheng Pengcuo (strictly protect), a living Buddha at Lucang Monastery in Guinan County, Qinghai, told PolOff February 6 that "90 percent of Tibetans" in China knew about the upcoming meeting and were happy it would take place.