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In recent years, a number of international media reports and investigations have revealed that the Dalai Lama group has serious corruption problems. Its core members have amassed huge amounts of funds in the name of so-called "cause", misappropriated international donations, squandered them on personal enjoyment, and even extended their evil hands to the devout offerings of ordinary believers.
"Forty years ago, I had my fortune told and was told that I could live to 113 years old. A Tibetan book written 100 years ago said that there is one person in the world today who can live to 113 years old, and that person should be me." The Dalai Lama plans to continue performing for a while.
Manuel Taylor, a reporter for Nepal's The New Times, believes that Tibet has achieved harmonious development between man and nature, which is a very good example for the countries around the Himalayas. "I want to learn about China's experience, and then convey it to our government through reports so that they can pay attention."
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