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S E C R E T SECTION 01 OF 03 BEIJING 000358SIPDISE.O. 12958: DECL: 02/10/2030TAGS: PHUM PGOV PREL CHSUBJECT: TIBET: CHINA FEELING PUBLIC PRESSURE TO REACTSTRONGLY TO POTUS-DALAI LAMA MEETING, CONTACTS SAYREF: BEIJING 314Classified By: Political Minister CounselorAubrey Carlson.  Reasons 1.4 (b) and (d).¶1. (C) Summary:  Increased expression ofnationalistic sentiment and public anger over recentTaiwan arms sales mean the PRC leadership will needto somehow "punish" the United States if thePresident meets with the Dalai Lama, according toseveral contacts.  A Tibetan academic at a CommunistParty-run think tank said that, at the very least,the meeting will make dialogue between China and theDalai Lama's representatives more difficult.  Incontrast, Tibetan monks we spoke with said they were"very happy" that President Obama would receive theDalai Lama and claimed that the overwhelmingmajority of Tibetans in China know about theupcoming meeting and fully support it.  In privateconversations, some CCP and foreign policy officialshave told us that China is less susceptible tointernational pressure on the Tibet issue and should"ignore" the meeting, as China's protests onlyincrease the Dalai Lama's status.  End Summary."First Warn, Then React"------------------------¶2. (C) Ma Rong (protect), a Peking Universitysociologist who frequently advises the CommunistParty's United Front Work Department (UFWD) on Tibetpolicy, described the Chinese leadership as underintense pressure from "Han nationalist" sentimentthat has grown stronger due to recent years' ethnicunrest in Tibet and Xinjiang.  The Chinese public,he told PolOff February 9, held very negative viewsof the Dalai Lama, blamed the Chinese government forbeing too soft on minorities, and did not supportdialogue between the UFWD and the Dalai Lama'srepresentatives (reftel).  Adding to the pressure,high-ranking CCP leaders were preoccupied withjockeying for succession position in the run-up tothe 18th Party Congress in 2012.  In such anatmosphere, Ma argued, there was no tolerance withinthe leadership for moderate views on Tibet orminority policy.  Much of the Chinese regime'srecent international behavior, including its hardline against foreign leaders meeting the Dalai Lama,was driven primarily by this combination of domesticnationalistic pressure and competition for power.¶3. (C) Ma said that China had adopted a policy of"warn, then punish" toward the POTUS-Dalai Lamameeting.  He predicted that China's reaction wouldbe more severe than following President Bush'sattendance at the October 2007 Congressional GoldMedal ceremony for the Dalai Lama.  Ma pointed to aFebruary 2 statement by UFWD Executive Vice MinisterZhu Weiqun that there would be "serious damage"(yanzhong pohuai) to bilateral relations should U.S.leaders meet with the Dalai Lama.  China's reactionwould not be restricted to mere rhetoric, though hecould only speculate about the specific steps Chinamight take.  Ma said China might show itsdispleasure over the meeting by reducing cooperationon security issues important to the United States.Domestically, China might choose to make high-profile arrests of Tibetan monks after the meetingand to increase punishments given to Tibetanpolitical prisoners:  "A sentence that would havebeen two years may become 10 years."  Ultimately, Masaid, Tibetans would be the "victims" of theleadership's anger over the meeting.¶4. (C) Zhang Yong, Managing Editor of the GlobalTimes' English-language edition (the Global Times isa nationalistic tabloid that has given heavycoverage to China's official protests over themeeting) and a former reporter and editor ofPeople's Daily, told PolOff February 9 that hethought the Chinese government reaction to thePresident's meeting with the Dalai Lama would berelatively restrained:  "loud but short-lived."  Hesaid the Chinese government was motivated to repairU.S.-China relations and therefore would not takeconcrete action to "punish" the United States.Chinese Government "under Public Pressure"------------------------------------------BEIJING 00000358  002 OF 003¶5. (C) In a meeting with PolOff February 5, TanzenLhundup (Danzeng Lunzhu), Vice Director of theInstitute for Sociology and Economics at the ChineseCenter for Tibetan Studies, a think tank associatedwith the UFWD, likewise stressed that Chineseleaders were under public pressure to respondforcefully to the POTUS-Dalai Lama meeting,especially coming so soon after the Taiwan armssales announcement.  He blamed China's media,including Global Times, for whipping upnationalistic sentiment.  China's newspapers couldprovide thoughtful coverage of Iran and North Korea,but became "stupid" (i.e., emotional and jingoistic)when reporting on Tibet.  Emphasizing that he wasspeaking in a personal capacity, Tanzen Lhundup saidhe understood the domestic political factors at workin the United States that made it difficult forAmerican presidents not to meet with the Dalai Lama.He believed the meeting would cause Tibetans to haveunrealistic expectations of a breakthrough in PRC-Dalai Lama talks.  Rather than make compromiseeasier, however, the meeting would harden Chineseattitudes by reinforcing the notion that the DalaiLama used foreigners to put pressure on Beijing,Tanzen Lhundup said."Tibetans Are Very Happy"-------------------------¶6. (S) Several Tibetan monks PolOff spoke with inBeijing expressed overwhelming support for PresidentObama's decision to meet with the Dalai Lama.Suoang Zhaxi (strictly protect), a monk from YushuCounty, Qinghai province, currently studying at aBeijing Buddhist college, told PolOff February 6that he was "very happy" that the meeting would takeplace.  He had originally invited PolOff to meet himat his school on Beijing's northern outskirts butlater asked PolOff to meet him downtown, sayingPolOff's presence near the school might inviteunwanted attention from authorities.  The upcomingmeeting, he said, made February a "sensitive time"for Tibetans, and he had to be cautious aboutcontact with foreigners.  He hoped to obtain a"video" of the POTUS-Dalai Lama meeting similar tothe video of the 2007 Congressional Gold Medalceremony, which he said was widely distributed amongTibetans in China.¶7. (S) Gebchak Wangdrak Rinpoche (strictly protect),the abbot of a Buddhist nunnery in Nangqian County,Qinghai, told PolOff February 8 that all of the 400nuns at the nunnery knew about the meeting and wereexcited about it.  He said that Tibetans in southernQinghai were receiving news about the Dalai Lama'strip to Washington both from the Voice of America'sTibetan service, which is available via satelliteradio, and through word of mouth.  The Rinpochedismissed the idea that official anger over themeeting might lead to a deterioration of humanrights conditions in Tibet, saying the show ofsupport from the United States was very important toTibetans.  Similarly, Luosang Cicheng Pengcuo(strictly protect), a living Buddha at LucangMonastery in Guinan County, Qinghai, told PolOffFebruary 6 that "90 percent of Tibetans" in Chinaknew about the upcoming meeting and were happy itwould take place."China Should Ignore the Dalai Lama"------------------------------------¶8. (C) In recent private conversations, some CCPcadres have shrugged off news of the POTUS-DalaiLama meeting, saying China's growing internationalclout made it less vulnerable to internationalpressure on the Tibet issue.  Zhang Jianguo(protect), a deputy director of the State Bureau ofForeign Experts, raised the topic of Tibet during adinner with PolOff February 3.  Zhang argued thatChina paid "too much attention" to the Dalai Lama.The PRC should stop protesting the Dalai Lama'smeetings with foreign leaders because "making such afuss only gives the Dalai Lama more status than hedeserves...if President Obama wants to meet him,then so what?"  Zhang noted that his ideas wereunconventional in the CCP, but he nevertheless feltthat China, given its growing internationalstrength, should show more confidence regardingTibet.BEIJING 00000358  003 OF 003¶9. (C) In a February 3 meeting with Chengdu ConsulGeneral, Yangling Dorje (protect), a senior TibetanCCP cadre and the former Chairman of the TibetAutonomous Region's Chinese People's PoliticalConsultative Conference, expressed similarsentiments.  China, he said, was now a great powerand was too strong a country to be pushed around bythe agitation of overseas Tibetans and foreigners.The Global Times' Zhang Yong and Beijing UniversityAssistant Professor Yu Wanli each separatelyexpressed the same sentiments to PolOff February 9.Zhang complained that China's continued "severeoverreaction" to international leaders' meetingswith the Dalai Lama imposed costs only on China."We react to his meetings, and our reaction hasabsolutely no effect at all," he moped.  "Better toignore him."¶10. (U) This cable was coordinated with ConGenChengdu.HUNTSMAN