How do Chinese people feel about Tibet?

They do, however, strongly oppose most immigrants. It is worth noticing that local Han Chinese people share their views. Immigrants would compete with the local residents are often in advantage since they are better educated and growing in number. Tibetan people, generally speaking, are not business experts. read more

So when Chinese republic was founded Tibet was not part of it, whether Chinese people like it or not it is true, Tibet had maintained independent of China since Qing empire collapsed and Tibetan govt or its leaders did not forge any new political relationship with the new Republic, and besides Chinese republic did not formally inherit Tibet from Qing and there was no administrative transfer of power from Qing to Chinese Republic. read more

The United Nations has repeatedly challenged China on human rights abuses in Tibet, including finding Tibet the worst area for child malnutrition in China. Since March 2011, more than 130 people have set themselves on fire inside Tibet in protest against China's repression. read more