What is the area of southern Tibet?

Southern Tibet is located in the southern side of the Himalayas, Shannan region and Linzhi region of China people and southeast Xizang Autonomous Region, including most of the four counties of Cuona, Zi Long, Medog and Chayu in Xizang Autonomous Region, and a small amount of land in Langxian and Milin counties.

How big is southern Tibet? The saying "about 93,000 square kilometers" has been circulating for a long time. In fact, according to the scientific projection area, the actual area of southern Tibet should be more than 63,000 square kilometers. At present, southern Tibet is almost controlled by India.

The disputed territory in southern Tibet is about 90,000 square kilometers, all of which are occupied by India. The actual control line between China and India is the illegal "McMahon Line". The map of India has taken it as the official legal border, and in 1987, it announced the establishment of the so-called "Arunachal Pradesh", and at the same time, a large number of immigrants moved to this area.

The pseudo-"Arunachal Pradesh" has not only local councils, police, courts and other institutions, but also nearly 100 primary and secondary schools. The education content is mainly Indian traditional education. In addition, India also used "tourism" to do "international advertising" for the occupation of southern Tibet.