China has called on the United States to stop interfering in its internal affairs after outgoing US President Donald Trump signed into law acts aimed to further enhance support for Taiwan and Tibet.

The Tibetan political leader has visited the US for the first time in six decades.

For Dou Haobei, who runs a clothes shop in south China's Guangdong Province, the outbreak of COVID-19 has offered him a chance to carry his four-year-old daughter to Tibet on a bicycle.

Chinese President Xi Jinping calls on authorities to build an “impregnable fortress” in Tibet.

China recently conducted a military drill in the Tibet autonomous region, according to the state broadcaster CCTV, amid tensions along the border between China and India.

The US interference in Tibet affairs is doomed to fail, says a commentary by the China Media Group.

Beijing says the US is attempting to “meddle in” China’s internal affairs by working to involve the United Nations in the succession issue of Tibet’s spiritual leader.