Democratic reforms were fully
carried out in agricultural areas, pastoral areas, urban areas, monasteries, and
border areas in Tibet, with full participation by emancipated serfs. The Tibetan
society and productive forces were vigorously developed, with all
above-mentioned areas showing unprecedented vigor and vitality.
1. Democratic reforms in agricultural
areas
2. Democratic reforms in pastoral
areas
3. Abolishment of monasteries' feudal
privileges
4. Democratic reforms in urban and border areas
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By the second half of 1959 the
"three antis and two reductions" campaign had been accomplished among
450,000 farmers across 51 counties in Tibet. Up to 8.5 million ke of usury
grain loans were written off in Lhasa, Shannan, Gyangze, Lhagang and
Xigaze, and rents and interests were cut by 300,000 ke of grain,
equivalent to 123 million kg of grain, or 750 kg per farmer. More than
20,000 nangsan (slaves) were freed, issued 580000 ke of grain, equivalent
to 8.12 million kg of grain, and given shelter, farming tools and living
necessities.Photo
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Anag worked on a serf owner's manor
for 25 years. During the democratic reform he returned to his hometown,
and was allocated home and means of production.
Photo Gallery>>>
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