TIBET INSIGHT, FEBRUARY 1-15, 2018
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TAR NEWS TAR Public Security Bureau Meeting February 08, 2018
The Public Security Bureau of TAR held a meeting of all the Chiefs/Heads of the Public Security Offices across the Region on February 6, 2018. The TAR Party Committee, TAR People’s Government, and TAR Politics and Law Committee jointly convened the meeting. The primary objective of the meeting was to study and discuss ways and means to implement General Secretary ‘Xi Jinping’s Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics in the New Era’. The Meeting also discussed the political and legal requirements of deployment, examined work reports of the Public Security Bureau Offices and analysed stability maintenance in TAR. It also reviewed the achievements of the Public Security Forces in TAR since the 18th Party Congress. Vice Chairman of TAR Party Committee, Deputy Secretary of TAR Politics and Law Committee, and Director of the TAR Public Security Bureau, Liu Jiang presented the public security work report of TAR and spoke on “Full Implementation of the spirit of 19th Party Congress, and Promotion of Public Security in Tibet to a new level.” He was briefed on the current public security situation of Tibet by Ding Ye and He Wenhao, Deputy Secretaries of the TAR Standing Committee. The meeting was presided over by the Deputy Secretary of TAR Party Committee and Deputy Director of TAR Public Security Bureau, Lobsang Tendar and was transmitted via videoconference to city, county level Public Security Bureaus, police stations (civilian and military) and to TAR Party Members. Liu Jiang reiterated to the TAR Party Committee and TAR People’s Government the need to fully implement policies and deployment requirements. He said the TAR Public Security Bureau had achieved “remarkable result” since the 18th Party Congress and urged the officials to continue to understand overall situation of Tibet, and earnestly study and implement the spirit of the 19th Party Congress and especially the thoughts and policies concerning Tibet. He also spoke on the enhancement of responsibilities and urgency in safeguarding “national security” and social stability in Tibet.
Public Security Bureau Head Visits Family of Police Officers February 10, 2018 Ahead of Losar (Tibetan New Year: 16-18), Vice Chairman of TAR Party Committee, Deputy Secretary of TAR Politics and Law Committee, and Director of TAR Public Security Bureau, Liu Jiang and the Commander-in-Chief of TAR ‘Police Martyrdom Foundation’ visited the “homes and families of former Page 2 of 35
police officers, widows/children of police officers, ill/and or poor police officers” on behalf of the TAR Public Security Bureau and conveyed Losar greetings. The Director and his entourage went to meet injured civilian Police Chief Tenzin Tsering (Ethnicity: Tibetan), Tenzin Sangpo (Ethnicity: Tibetan), Auxiliary Police Officer Thupten Phuntsok (Ethnicity: Tibetan), and Public Security Officer Norbu Tsering (Ethnicity: Tibetan). The Director asked in detail about their living conditions, their relatives, wished them “happy Losar” and encouraged them to remain optimistic. Liu Jiang said that the Public Security Bureau of TAR Party Committee always held high the “sacrifices of the police officers” and some amount of “fund from the Police Martyrs Foundation will be given to them in recognition of their contribution towards public security.”
TAR Public Security Cadres General Assembly February 08, 2018
The General Assembly of TAR Public Security Cadres was held recently in the presence of the Director of TAR Public Security Bureau, Liu Jiang. Jia Liuguo, Member of TAR Public Security Agency’s Party Committee and Secretary of the Security Bureau, Cai Jing, a Political Bureau member of the Security Bureau, Cao We Xiang, Deputy Director of the “active duty office” of the Political Department of the Public Security Bureau, Deputy Director of the TAR Discipline Inspection and Supervision Committee, all the officers and soldiers of TAR Security Bureau and Lhasa troops and civilian police officers attended the assembly. The meeting was chaired and presided over by Hongli, Director of the Political Department of TAR Public Security Bureau. Public Security Bureau Director Liu Jiang applauded the work of security personnel and officers for their work in Tibet over the years while at the same time requesting them to: (i) uphold and grasp political construction of the police; (ii) ensure loyal and reliable security forces in Tibet; (iii) ensure unity and cooperation; and (iv) adhere to honest self-discipline and create a good reputation and image of security forces in Tibet.
TAR Public Security Bureau’s Anti-Corruption Conference February 09, 2018
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The TAR Public Security Bureau held an anti-corruption teleconference on February 9, 2018 in the presence of the Director Liu Jiang, Deputy Director Lobsang Tendar, Deputy Director of TAR Discipline Inspection Committee Wang Haiwei and Public Security Bureau Officials Nima Tsering Hong Li and Zhao Ercai who attended the meeting along with other officials. Liu Jiang in his speech mentioned that the Public Security Bureau should conscientiously ascertain the inadequacies in the functioning/and implementation of party policies, should unify their thinking along with that of the CCP, conduct political discipline, stick to political rules and assure absolute loyalty of the entire public security forces to the party, and avoid corruption. The meeting was attended by representatives of county level public security organs and all the departments under Public Security Bureau.
Top TAR Leaders of Tibetan ethnicity re-elected January 31, 2018
Phakpalha Gelek Namgyal, Lobsang Gyaltsen and Che Dalha (Ch: Qi Zhala) were re-elected to their respective positions in TAR. Phakpalha was re-elected as the Chairman of the TAR Committee of Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) at the first session of the 11th CPPCC TAR Committee on January 29. An ethnic Tibetan born in Lithang, he has served as the Chairman of CPPCC TAR Committee and Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the CPPCC since 2003. Lobsang Gyaltsen, another ethnic Tibetan was re-elected as the Director of the Standing Committee of the TAR People's Congress at the first session of the 11th People's Congress of Tibet Autonomous Region on January 30. He was born in Drayab County of Chamdo. Che Dalha aka Qi Zhala was re-elected as the Chairman of the TAR People’s Government at the first session of the 11th People’s Congress of TAR on January 30. He was born in Yunnan Province.
TAR Criminal Investigation Department caught telecommunication Fraud February 13, 2018
The Criminal Investigation Department of TAR Public Security Bureau has cracked down and punished eight individuals/entities involved in telecommunication fraud. Acting on instructions from leaders of
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TAR Public Security Department, the Criminal Investigation team investigated frauds and counterfeiting of Wechat networks. Five cases of “fraud” in WeChat in Tibet and three cases of phone fraud were detected. Six suspects were arrested while a search is on for four possible. . (Comment: WeChat, a Chinese social media mobile application is widely used by Tibetans both inside and outside Tibet to connect with Tibetans in the Diaspora. Many Tibetans in Tibet were caught via the app for disseminating information ofand or about Tibet to the outside world and vice versa.)
Police asks Tibetans for Dalai Lama tips February 11, 2018
The Public Security Bureau of TAR has released details on how the public can provide tips on activities of "criminal gangs connected to the separatist forces of the Dalai Lama." It warned local people to be on the lookout for the 'evil forces' of the Dalai Lama that might use local temples and religious control "to confuse and incite" people against the Party and government. The bureau further asked people to report on the activities of 'foreign hostile forces' that may seek financial support for the Dalai Lama". It quoted from the circular, which said, "Criminal gangs are cancers on the healthy economic and social development, and gangsters are a chronic disease that severely disgusts the public." The circular listed 22 illegal activities the Bureau wants people to report, three of which directly mentioned the “Dalai group.” Wang Xiaobin, a scholar at the Beijing-based China Tibetology Research Center said the circular echoes the primary task of Tibet, which is to maintain national and ethnical unity. He said there are groups in China that are closely connected with the Dalai group, and help each other at home and abroad. They challenge the Chinese government using ingenious methods and pose a huge threat to national interests. He explained that "The Dalai group always interferes in national affairs by controlling temples, including lamas and living Buddhas, and by spreading a kind of "middle way" to the world, which actually advocates separatism and emphasizes the separation of sovereignty and governing rights." The circular issued by the TAR Public Security Bureau comes after the CCPCC and the State Council in January 2018 jointly announced a renewed effort to fight organized crime and officials who shelter criminal organizations. The official Xinhua News Agency reported the campaign would involve fighting corruption, including lower level corrupt officials, and deal with the "protective umbrellas" of gang crime (the officials who shelter the criminals).
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NGARI (Ch: Ali) TAR Public Security Head visits Ngari February 11, 2018
TAR Public Security Bureau Director Liu Jiang, and Deputy Inspector, Commander of the DPP Corps Dekyi Lobsang along with a team travelled to Ngari (Ch: Ali) and reportedly visited homes of police officers, and their families. The visitors were accompanied by the Deputy Director of Ngari Public Security Department, Niu Zhemin and other officials of the Political Department. The team went to the home of special police officer of Gerze County and another former police officer, Sonam, who apparently “sacrificed their lives to the police.” The team met family members of the aforementioned officers and told them to promptly report to them should they face any difficulties. Liu Jiang directed officials to study and implement the spirit of General Secretary ‘Xi Jinping’s Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for the New Era’.
LHOKA NEWS (Ch:Shannan) Housekeeping Services for Farmers February 09, 2018
The Lhoka Prefecture’s Women’s Federation of Gyaltsa County recently held a house keeping training session for twenty five farmers and herdsmen. The TAR Women’s Federation reportedly directed the County Women’s Federation. The former invited trainers from Hotel Youth who taught the trainees and also conducted on hands-on practice.
Lhoka Political Department meet military veterans February 11, 2018
On February 10, Wu Guohua, Director of the Political Department of Lhoka Military inspected Lhoka counties, propagated the spirit of 19th Party Congress to farmers and herdsmen and also met two military veteran of TAR, Ngawang and Tsering. The Party Secretary opined that Lhoka should be grateful to the Central Party for being “happy and Page 6 of 35
beautiful today.” He added that the CCP, especially since 18th Party Congress, has been paying special/preferential treatment to Tibet, deployed various task forces, formulated special policies, and authorised constructions of many key projects. Wu Guohua also met the village cadres and directed them to pay special emphasis on the implementation of the spirit of the 19th Party Congress, to integrate with the masses and cooperate with the village Party Branch Secretary and Village head.
Yumai listed among top ten self-driving tourist routes February 05, 2018 China’s National Tourism Administration and Poverty Relief Office of the State Council have jointly issued ten self-driving tourist routes where Yumai is listed as one. Wang Songping, Director of the Tibet Tourism Development Committee stated that the route planning of Yumai Town in Lhoka (Ch: Shannan) has been completed and the Yumai Self driving tour will be soon organized. Two preliminary routes are planned. The primitive branch line of the 644-kms long Yumai eco-tourism loop line: Bayi--Zhomda--Dem--Tsari--Yumai--Sanlin—Zetang, and the 774 kms long Yumai eco- tourism loop line running from Bayi--Gyemdong--Tsari--Yumai--Sanlin--Luntse--Zetang. Tourist facilities including observation decks, environment-friendly toilets, black tents for poverty alleviation, handicraft demonstration centers and so on are under planning for both routes.
Shigatse News: (Ch: Xigaze/Rikarze) Affordable Housing Construction December 27, 2017 According to a Tibet Daily Report, more than 26,000 sets of affordable housing projects were constructed in Shigatse and the grant of rental housing subsidy exceeds 72 million Yuan, “benefiting” more than 230,000 people.
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in the Poverty Alleviation Projects in Nagchu. Tenzin Rinsang, Former Director of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Bureau of Lhari County of Nagchu embezzled funds from Poverty Alleviation Projects while Zhang Yanxiong, Former Branch Secretary of Jiru Township; Zanang County of Lhoka misappropriated funds from Ecology Compensation Funds and Policy Grant funds.
Activities of Tibetans inside and Abroad
South African opposition MPs rebuke China, government for hostile reactions to exile Tibetan leader’s visit February 12, 2018
South Africa’s main opposition Democratic Alliance MP Sandy Kalyan and the Inkatha Freedom Party’s Chief Whip Narend Singh roundly criticised China for reprimanding South Africa for allowing a visit by the political leader of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA). Both have also criticised the Chinese for orchestrating a protest against the visit and criticised their own government for its “stern” warning to the visiting exile Tibetan leader to keep a low profile. Calling on China to stop “overstepping” on South Africa’s sovereign rights, Kalyan said in a statement, “The reaction by the Chinese Embassy at the visit to South Africa by Dr Lobsang Sangay, the President of the Central Tibetan Administration is so over the top and quite ludicrous.” She added that Hon Buthelezi, President of the Inkatha Freedom Party, had invited Dr Sangay to attend SONA (State of the Nation Address) by President Jacob Zuma. She condemned the protest orchestrated by the Chinese embassy in South Africa and led by its officials with a rented crowd of about 30 persons against the CTA president’s address at Stellenbosch University and applauded the fact that the address went ahead in spite of it.
Mercedes-Benz apologizes to Chinese for quoting the Dalai Lama February 06, 2018
Mercedes-Benz apologized to Chinese consumers for an Instagram post showing one of its luxury cars along with a quote from exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama. In a statement on its official Weibo, the German car maker said it had deleted the controversial post immediately and offered its Page 8 of 35
sincerest apology to Chinese people, which China’s official media said is a sign that foreign brands are growing more wary of the reputational damage that missteps on touchy political issues can bring.
Indian Police Link Neo-JMB to Bihar Blast during Dalai Lama’s Visit February 02, 2018
Bangladeshi militants were behind a low intensity bomb-blast last month at the Buddhist pilgrimage site in Bodh Gaya in Bihar while Tibet’s spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, was performing the Kalachakra ceremony. Two suspected members of a faction of Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), were arrested by the West Bengal police’s Special Task Force and have confessed to their involvement. Police said they could not confirm whether the bombs were intended to target the Dalai Lama, 82.
List of representatives for 11th TAR People’s Congress: 439 names January 19, 2018 The TAR People’s Congress has ‘elected’ 439 individuals as delegates. There are 59 from Lhasa, 83 from Shigatse, 46 from Lhoka (Shannan), 34 from Nyingtri, 78 from Chamdo, 61 from Nagchu and 26 from Ngari. In addition there 44 individuals representing the PLA and PAPF. The name list is appended.
APPENDIX
Name List of 439 Representatives for 11th TAR People’s Congress
LHASA
1. Ma Jun (Han),
2. Tashi Tsomo (Female),
3. Wang Jiamin (Han),
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4. Jigme Namgyal
5. Nima
6. Nyidon (Female),
7. Nima Youdon
8. Nima Tsering,
9. Nima Paldon(female),
10. Phuntsok
11. Tenzin
12. Tenzin Phuntsok
13. Tian Jianshe (Han),
14. Pema Wangdue
15. Pema Dolma(Female),
16. Ren Weidong (Han),
17. Liu Rupeng (Han),
18. Zhuang Hongxiang (Female, Han),
19. Rinzin ( Female),
20. Jampa Lobsang,
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21. Migmar ( Female),
22. Migmar Tsering
23. Dawa
24. Daka(Female),
25. Ugyan Tashi
26. Zhang Shangfu (Han),
27. Li Zhen (Han),
28. Du Jiang (Han),
29. Yang Shijun ( Female, Han),
30. Yang Xijun (Female, Han),
31. A Xiulan (Female, Han),
32. Dolkar (Female),
33. Pa Duma (Female, Hui ),
34. Guo Guo,
35. Lobsang Dolkar(Female),
36. Fan Hongying (Female, Han),
37. Nan Wen (Han),
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38. Chun Xin
39. Lobsang Dickyi (Female),
40. Metok Dolma ( Female),
41. Rong Shaohua,
42. Jue Gen,
43. Ge Sheng,
44. Tang Sufang (Female, Han),
45. Kalden Tsering
46. Kelsang Tenzin,
47. Kelsang Dolkar( Female),
48. Sonam Tsomo(Female),
49. Sonam Dickyi (Female),
50. Gao Jun (Han),
51. Kang Jiagui,
52. Sithar,
53. Pu Qiong,
54. Zeng Huazhong (Han),
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55. Phurbu Dhondup,
56. Xie Jun Cheng (Han),
57. Lei Shuliang (Han),
58. Karma Choephel ,
59. Dickyi Dolkar (Female)
SHIGATSE
1. Thupten Nyimbum,
2. Xiao Dunzhu,
3. Ma Lingtian (Han),
4. Tenzin Lhozin,
5. Pasang(Female),
6. Pasang,
7. Pasang Tsering,
8. Tashi,
9. Tashi Dolma (Female),
10. Wang Yalan (Female, Han),
11. Wang Jianlei,
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12. Wang Yongjun (Han),
13. Wang Jinlong (Han),
14. Deng Ligang (Han),
15. Ye Qinglian ( Female, Han),
16. Yangzom(Female),
17. Yang La (Female),
18. Nyima Sangmo (Female),
19. Nyima Dhondup,
20. Ju Jianhua (Han),
21. Dan Muzhen,
22. Tempa Dhargyal,
23. Tenzin Dorjee,
24. Tenzin Thinley
25. Pema Jamyang,
26. Pema Tsering( Female),
27. Pantso,
28. Penpa Tashi,
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29. Liu Yongxiang,
30. Liu Zhiyuan (Han),
31. Liu Guorong (Han),
32. Liu Jianmin (Han),
33. Dorjee,
34. Jue Yang (Female),
35. Choesang,
36. Tsering Jaten(Fu Erba),
37. Tsetan Dolkar (Female),
38. Tsewang Tashi
39. Jangchub Lhamo(Female),
40. Migmar ( Female),
41. Migmar Dorjee,
42. Migmar Chungdak( Female),
43. Ji Guogang (Han),
44. DaWa (Female),
45. Dawa Tashi
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46. Dawa Dolma(Female),
47. Yan Baoying (Han),
48. Yang Yi (Han),
49. Song Yitong(Han),
50. Zhang Feng (Han),
51. Zhang Qi (Han),
52. Zhang Yanqing,
53. Zhang Jiming (Han),
54. Li Xiaoning (Han),
55. Li Shirong (Female, Han),
56. Li Jie (Tujia),
57. Chen Lin (Han),
58. Meng Xiaolin (Han),
59. Lhakpa Choezin (Female),
60. Phurbu
61. Norbu Tenzin,
62. Jiang Guojie (Han),
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63. Lobsang Tenzin (Female),
64. Lobsang Jangchub,
65. Zhao Junhao (Han),
66. Kang Mingying (Female, Han),
67. Xi Fuping (Han),
68. Kelsang Dolkar (Female),
69. Sodhar
70. Sowang
71. Sonam Dorjee(Female),
72. Yuan Liang (Han),
73. Yuan Bin (Man),
74. Tao Mingjun (Han),
75. Cao Wei (Han),
76. Mei Puqiong,
77. Sonam Nyima,
78. Pu Pian (Female),
79. Pu Zhu,
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80. Phurbu Lobsang,
81. Cheng Siqu,
82. Dekyi(Female),
83. Wei Youxia (Female, Han)
LHOKA
1. Tenzin Dolkar(Female),
2. Pasang Tsering,
3. Pasang Choezin,
4. Wang Hongying (Female, Han),
5. Wang Chune (Female, Han),
6. Wang Dewen (Han),
7. Nima Dolkar(Female),
8. Bu Alin,
9. Dan Ke,
10. Tenzin Londen,
11. Jhari Lobsang Tenzin,
12. Pema Dorjee,
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13. Pema Lhamo (Female),
14. Shi Moujun (Miao nationality),
15. Liu Shengyu (Han),
16. Tsering
17. Tsering Phuntsok,
18. Tsetan Dolma(Female),
19. Xi Luo,
20. Tsering Woeser,
21. Shelok Tsering,
22. Tashi
23. Xing Fei (Han),
24. Xu Chengcang (Han),
25. He Caikang (Han),
26. Wu Wei (Han),
27. Wu Jin,
28. Ugyan Choezin(Female),
29. Zhang Longjiu (Han),
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30. Dolkar (Female),
31. Lobsang,
32. Luo Wenjin ( Han ),
33. Lobsang,
34. Lobsang Wangmo (Female),
35. Zhao Zhanwen (Han ),
36. Zhao Jipeng (Tu nationality),
37. Kang Yong (Han),
38. Kelsang Choezin(Female),
39. Sanding Dorjee Palmo (Female),
40. Sonam Dolkar
41. Sonam Dorjee ,
42. Sonam Dekyi( Fenale, Moinba nationality),
43. Sui Yongjian (Han),
44. Phurbu Dolma (Female),
45. Phurbu Dhondup,
46. Lu Tao (Han )
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NYINGTRI
1. Ma Shengchang (Han),
2. Zha xi Zhuoma (Female),
3. Fu Ruili (Han),
4. Nima Choezin (Female),
5. Bhu Nima,
6. Pema Yangchen (Female),
7. Shi Yunben (Han),
8. Shao Tsering
9. Duo Buqing,
10. Dorjee Tsering(Regional People’s Congress),
11. Dorjee Tsering (Nyingtri),
12. Zhu Langshi (Han),
13. Tsering Lhanze (Female),
14. Dawa,
15. Dawa ( Lopa ethnic group),
16. Dawa Dolma(Female),
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17. Zhe Bao,
18. A Duo,
19. Chime Rinzin,
20. Dolma (Female), T
21. Aa Nyima( Female, Dengba),
22. Wangdue
23. Zheng Du,
24. Zhao Shuming (Han),
25. Hou Xiaolei (Han),
26. Kalsang Rinchen
27. Kelsang Dickyi (Female, Moinba nationality),
28. Tenga,
29. Kang Yan (Han),
30. Pantso Tsering,
31. Phurbu Tsering,
32. Zeng Wanming (Han),
33. Ga Zong (Female),
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34. Wei Zhangqi (Han)
CHAMDO
1. Tenzin Tashi,
2. Thupten Gyatso,
3. Yin Fenshui (Han),
4. Pasang Tsering
5. Tayang(Female),
6. Tashi Choezin (Female),
7. Mao Gang,
8. Wang Xue (Female, Han),
9. Wang Yujie (Han),
10. Wang Yujuan (Female, Han),
11. Tenpa Kunphel,
12. Jamyang Tsomo(Female),
13. Sonam Dorjee,
14. Sonam Dickyi ( Female),
15. Nyima,
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16. Nima Gyatso( Naxi ethnic group),
17. Tenzin Female),
18. Yongzin (Female, Naxi ethnic group),
19. Pema Youtso (Female),
20. Liu Jiang (Han),
21. Lu Changlin,
22. Zhuang Yan (Han),
23. Tuo Deng,
24. Choying Lhamo ( Female),
25. Tsedor
26. Tsering Phuntsok,
27. Tsering Dolma (Female),
28. Tsering Wangchuk,
29. Jampa
30. Xu Xueguang (Han),
31. Da Zhen (Female),
32. Gyaltsen,
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33. Zhang Yongze (Han),
34. Li Bin (Han),
35. Yang Yubin (Han),
36. Wang Haizhou (Han),
37. Wangchuk Gyaltsen
38. Wangchuk Wangmo(Female),
39. Kunga Lambu,
40. Trinlay Choezin(Female),
41. Abu (Hui Nationality),
42. Chen Jun (Han),
43. Chen Youhua(Miao ethnic group),
44. Tsechuk Dorjee
45. Zhuo Yong (Female),
46. Zhuo Ga(Female),
47. Dolma Yangshi (Female),
48. Dolkar Tsekyi(Female),
49. Guo Ji,
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50. Phakpa Lha Gelek Namgyal,
51. Kalsang Nyima,
52. Tsering (Karuo Region NPC),
53. Tsering (Karuo region Government),
54. Tsering Dhondup,
55. Lobsang Gyaltsen
56. Fan Yuqiao (Female, Han),
57. Zheng Lianwu (Han),
58. Jiang Jie (Han ),
59. Luo Ga,
60. Lobsang Tenzin
61. Jamyang Tashi
62. Jamyang Tsering,
63. Jia Jianjun (Han),
64. Fu Bing (Han),
65. Yeshi Wangyal,
66. Sonam Nyima
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67. Jia Liguo(Han),
68. Guo Yingya (Female, Han),
69. Gao Muquan (Han),
70. Gao Xuewen,
71. Tenphel Kelsang ,
72. Sonam Tsomo(Female),
73. Phurbu Tsering
74. Man Yunchun (Han),
75. Choezin Palden
76. Karma Sengey
77. Pan Yi (Han),
78. Qu Zegang (Han)
NAGCHU
1. Ding Yexian (Han),
2. Cang Duoer,
3. Ba Ta,
4. Tashi Phuntsok ,
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5. Tashi Topyal
6. Tashi Tendar,
7. Tashi Kunphel,
8. Wang He (Han),
9. Wang Jun (Female, Han),
10. Wang Mengyun (Female, Han),
11. Nyima Yangzom (Female),
12. Bu Jia (Female),
13. Bu Zhuoyu,
14. Tempa
15. Tenzin Wangdue
16. Penpa Tsering
17. Liu Guangxu(Han),
18. Ji Shenghu (Han),
19. Dorjee Tsetso
20. Zhuang Cunwei (Han),
21. Tsering(Female),
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22. Tsering Tashi,
23. Tsering Lunphel
24. Tsering TsodenFemale),
25. Mou Juan (Female, Han),
26. Migmar Tsering
27. Migmar Dolma(Female),
28. Dawa,
29. Dabhu Namgyal Wangyal,
30. Dasang Ami
31. Qi Zhala,
32. Zhu Yapin (Han),
33. He Wenhao (Han),
34. Wu Yingjie (Han),
35. Uygan Sithar,
36. Gang Dui,
37. Awang Pema Female),
38. Zhang Tao (Han), Zhang Shaohui (Han),
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39. Zhang Younian (Han),
40. Zhang Jianhua (Han),
41. Li Lu (Female, Han),
42. Li Xinglin (Han),
43. Li Chengtong (Han),
44. Yang Gongfa (Han),
45. Kelsang Tharchin
46. Trinlay Tharchin
47. Qi De (Female),
48. Sangay Tashi
49. Luo Mei (Female),
50. Cha Bu (Female),
51. Zhao Hongyang (Han),
52. Fu Yang (Female),
53. Ao Liuquan (Han),
54. Kelsang Yangzin (Female),
55. Kelsang Dorjee
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56. Suo Ping,
57. Sonam Dolmar (Female),
58. Sonam Yeshi
59. Han Xiangyang (Han),
60. Kelsang,
61. Dekyi Lhamo (Female)
NGARI
1. Jigme Dorjee
2. Wei Dong
3. Tashi Dorjee,
4. Tashi Tsering,
5. Nyima Tsering,
6. Phuntsok Tenzin,
7. Liu Xiaoming (Han),
8. Tsedor,
9. Cheng Haihong(Female, Han),
10. Qu Ci,
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11. Zhu Zhongkui (Han),
12. Tsering Phukyi (Female),
13. Sherab Gyatso ,
14. Da Gui,
15. Li Wenhan (Han),
16. Norbu Dhondup,
17. Dolma (Female),
18. Zhou Quan (Han),
19. LhakpaTsering,
20. Fan Chaoyang (Han),
21. Yuan Yong (Han),
22. Guo Lilong (Han),
23. Wei Se,
24. Phuntsok,
25. Phurbu Yangchen (Female),
26. Pu Zhi (Han)
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People’s Liberation Army
1. Da Suodun,
2. Wang Yongsheng(Han),
3. Pasang Tsering,
4. Tenzin Minlay,
5. Ye Juyi (Female),
6. Pasang,
7. Jamyang Phuntsok,
8. Penpa Tsering
9. Ren Xingyu (Han),
10. Liu Jing (Female, Han),
11. Liu Zhijun(Han),
12. Liu Shunlin(Han),
13. Liu Suhua (Femlae, Han),
14. Migmar Tsering,
15. Jamyang Tsering,
16. Jamyang Sherab,
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17. Xu Yong (Han),
18. Thinley Tendar,
19. Li Xinhua (Han ),
20. Li Ningyuan ( Female, Han),
21. Wu Xinyuan ( Han),
22. Wang Zhengying (Female, Han),
23. Zhang Lei (Hui ethnic group),
24. Zhang Wenhua (Han),
25. Zhang Xiyuan (Han),
26. Zhang Mingsheng (Han),
27. Lu Hongjun (Han),
28. Awang Dorjee (Tibet military region),
29. Chen Zuosong (Han),
30. Ze Renyang,
31. Pei Zhaozhong (Han),
32. Zhao Xin (Female, Han),
33. Zhao Xiangfei (Han),
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34. Sonam Dorjee,
35. Xu Na( Female, Han),
36. Guo Weifeng (Han),
37. Tang Xiaoyong (Han),
38. Yangchen Tsering,
39. Huang Ting (Female, Han),
40. Phurbu Tsering,
41. Phurbu Dolma (Female),
42. Jia Yang,
43. Mou Tijian (Han),
44. Dekyi Dolkar (Female)
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