Were the Chinese that far off with what they did in Tibet?
Were the Chinese that far off with what they did in Tibet?
Unlike Hitler, Chinese emperors (and just about every successful conqueror in history) have always wanted to rule, not kill, All Under Heaven. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tianxia I think the Chinese empire has survived this long because it is an empire open to talents. That coopts the energies of smart and energetic subjects who might otherwise become sectarian rebels. You could say China was the Roman empire without the monotonously bloody and enervating wars of succession after each emperor died, naturally or otherwise.