Rape of Nanking: (Rape of Lhasa)
Paradox: Chinese treating the tibet same way as Japanese did to the Chinese:

Chinese author whose grandmother was a victim of the Rape of Nanking, asked this question to Japanese “? How could the Japanese Army have engaged in such a monstrous and protracted crime against humanity with so little evident awareness of the moral significance of what it was doing?” and now I will here ask the same question our Chinese brothers and sisters “? How could the Chinese Army have engaged in such a monstrous and protracted crime against humanity with so little evident awareness of the moral significance of what it was doing?”
Many Chinese authors and scholars raised many troubling questions about the atrocity of Japanese invasion of china:
1. How could such mass barbarity (Rape of Nanking) have remained so neglected by historians and people of the world for so long?
2. How could the Japanese Army have engaged in such a monstrous and protracted crime against humanity with so little evident awareness of the moral significance of what it was doing?
3. Why have the Chinese never asked Japan for reparations?

Tibetan people also want to raise many troubling questions to our Chinese brothers and sisters about the atrocity of Chinese invasion of Tibet:
1. How could such a mass barbarity (10th March, 1959) since 1950 have remained so neglected by the UNO and the citizen of this world? Why the Chinese hardliners refuse to acknowledge the bitter truth?
2. Why the world ignoring what is happening inside Tibet? What are they so afraid of?
3. How could the Chinese Army have engaged in such a monstrous and protracted crime against humanity with so little evident awareness of the moral significance of what it was doing?
4. Why the Tibetan isn’t asking china for reparations? (Should Chinese ask Japan for reparation?) So does Tibetan!

Every year, I saw survivors and victim’s family gathering at Nanking’s Massacre Memorial (NMM) to mourn and bear witness to the suffering of victims of Japan atrocities. As a human being and Tibetan Buddhist, I do feel sorry and understand your sufferings, because we Tibetan people have also undergone the same brutality. After China invasion of Tibet, we lost our parents and dear ones, we lost our country, our home, our freedom, our human right, religious right, our liberty. We don’t have any grudge with our Chinese brothers and sisters, we don’t want to take any revenge. What we want is, we only want our home back which rightly belongs to us, we want your support, your help and compassion. Put yourself in our shoes, what will you do if japan once again invade your country and start all over those atrocities? Read your history book and watch the movies like ‘Rape of Nanking’. Iris Chang, whose own grandparents were survivors, recounts in her important new book, “The Rape of Nanking” about the grisly massacre with understandable outrage. So dehumanized did Chinese become in the eyes of the Japanese troops, she mentioned “many soldiers went beyond rape to disembowel women, slice off their breasts, nail them alive to walls. Fathers were forced to rape their daughters and sons their mothers, as other family members watched. Not only did live burials, castration, carving of organs and the roasting of people become routine, but more diabolical tortures were practiced, such as hanging people by their tongues on iron hooks or burying people to their waists and watching them torn apart by German shepherds. So sickening was the spectacle that even Nazis in the city were horrified.'' Paradox is, later, Chinese treated the Tibetan in same way, and they treated Tibetan worse than dog.

Cruel! So then shout "hit Japanese imperialism" is very correct.