NEW ATLANTIS FULL DOCUMENTARIES: “The new Tibet”

Since in the year 1958 The Chinese army invaded Tibet, Lhasa has undergone a great transformation, going from being a fabulous and forbidden small feudal city to a crude metropolis of concrete and glass that, like the rest of the big Chinese cities, He did not want to miss the train of progress.

Especially in the last 20 years, Large investors from China's eastern coast have set their sights on this remote region rich in natural resources and cheap labor., and where local government offers enormous fiscal and social advantages.

The new Tibet (part 1)

The new Tibet (part 2)

The new Tibet (part 3)

The new Tibet (part 4)

The new Tibet (part 5)

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