Reaction to Dalai Lama meeting President Bush

The transcript discusses the construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway as a means to promote Tibet's development, emphasizing Tibet as an integral part of China. It criticizes President Bush's meeting with the Dalai Lama, viewing it as a political statement on Tibet's status. The transcript also highlights China's rapid economic growth and the resulting increased attention from the United States. It concludes by reaffirming Tibet's status as an inseparable part of China and the perceived threat China poses to the US.

What was the primary purpose of constructing the first high-altitude railway in China?

• To connect China with neighboring countries

• To facilitate Tibet's development

• To enhance military presence

• To promote tourism in Tibet

How did the speaker perceive President Bush's meeting with the Dalai Lama?

• As a diplomatic error

• As a routine political meeting

• As a recognition of Tibet

• As a sign of friendship

What does the speaker suggest about China's economic status?

• It is declining rapidly

• It is growing slowly

• It is stagnant

• It is developing at a fast pace

What is the speaker's view on Tibet's status in relation to China?

• Tibet is an independent region

• Tibet is a disputed territory

• Tibet is a separate country

• Tibet is an inseparable part of China

What does the speaker imply about the relationship between China and the United States?

• The US sees China as a minor player

• The US is indifferent to China's growth

• The US perceives China as a significant threat

• The US has no interest in China's affairs