Oral history interview with Ho Jie (road construction worker, official)

 

Title
Oral history interview with Ho Jie (road construction worker, official)
Abstract
Oral history interview with Ho Jie, who first worked as a road construction worker and later served as vice-chairman of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, discusses the significance of road-building in Tibet during the 1950s. He first arrived in Lhasa in 1950 and left Tibet only in 1996 to return to Sichuan.
Collection Name
Sino-Tibetan Oral History Project
Subjects
Officials and employees, retired; Road construction workers; Road construction industry; Nineteen fifties; Tibet Autonomous Region (China); Sichuan Sheng (China); Ho, Jie
Format
video recordings; oral histories
Genre
Interviews
Physical Description
2 video files (Part 1: 38 minutes; Part 2: 15 minutes)
Note
Content labeled Tape 31 and Tape 32 on original time-coded shotlist.
Note (Funding)
Digitized with funding by the Weatherhead East Asian Institute.
Language
English; Chinese
Library Location
C.V. Starr East Asian Library, Columbia University
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Catalog Record
7202483
Also In
Tibetan Studies Special Collections at Columbia University
Persistent URL
https://dx.doi.org/10.7916/d8-3frz-z710