Mandarin speech contests in Tibet are attempts to erase native language, experts say

The Chinese government has been promoting Mandarin as the “national common language” in Tibet

Mandarin speech contests in Tibet are attempts to erase native language, experts say

The Chinese government has been promoting Mandarin as the “national common language” in Tibet

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