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Journal ofBeifang Ethnic University/Beifang Minzu Daxue Xuebao, no.5, pp.42-49, 2011 (Peer-Reviewed Journal)
In the early years following the establishment of the People's Republic of China, the government established several institutions in Beijing dedicated to Tibetan-related research, publicity, and other endeavours, recruiting Tibetan intellectuals to work there. Consequently, Tibetan intellectuals began to settle and reside in the capital as a distinct group. This study employs in-depth interviews and questionnaire surveys to examine the social interactions of Tibetan intellectuals working in Beijing after the establishment of the People's Republic of China (PRC), along with the factors influencing these interactions. The findings reveal that internal interactions predominate among Tibetan intellectuals in Beijing; within these internal circles, workplaces serve as primary organisers of activities; meaningful interactions with other ethnic groups are influenced by individuals' prior social experiences and language proficiency; neighbourly relations are chiefly shaped by housing arrangements; and the majority of interviewees exhibit a relatively tolerant attitude towards inter-ethnic marriage.
新中国成立初期,政府在北京建立了部分与藏族相关的研究、宣传等方面的机构,并招聘藏族知识分子来此工作。在京的藏族知识分子作为一个特殊的群体开始在北京定居生活。本研究使用深度访谈和问卷调查的方法,探讨新中国成立后在北京工作的藏族知识分子的社会交往状况以及影响因素。研究发现:在京藏族知识分子的社会交往中以内部交往为主;在内部交往方面,工作单位是主要的活动组织者;与其他民族之间的深度交往受到个体以往交往经历和语言水平的影响;邻居关系方面则主要受到住房性质的影响;大多数被访者对族际通婚持比较宽容的态度。