| "Kamba" Tibetan original meaning of "Kham people." Often used on modern "Kamba" as "Kham zones" or "Kham Tibetan areas" referred to the concept of derivative become a national geographic. Tibetan traditional concept of history and geography, the habit of the Tibetan-inhabited areas of China is divided into three parts, namely, "Tsang", "Ando" and "Kham." As a history of geographical concept,"Kham " area does not have a clear geographic boundaries, according to the Qing Dynasty literature and traditional practices, "Kham" refers to a total pull-Shan Lu, east of the Dadu River, west of the south of the Bayan Kara Shan, north of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Gaoligongshan southeast. Including the current Ganzi and Aba in Sichuan Province, part of Liangshan Prefecture, Tibet Qamdo, Yushu Prefecture in Qinghai Province and Yunnan Province and other areas around Diqing. These areas add up to say today, or Kham, Kham region, or West Kham regions. Tibetan living in these areas is "Kamba people." Formation in the long process of historical development, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture became the "Kamba" subject, is the Kham region's political center, cultural birthplace, also commonly known as Kham or Concord area. The region is located in Sichuan, Yunnan, Tibet, Qinghai provinces and six to the junction of East and in Ya, Aba Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture, bordering the South with the Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province, Yunnan Province, adjacent to Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, west along the Jinsha River and adjacent to the Tibet Autonomous Region, Qinghai Province, north of Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Golog two, is the second important part of greater Tibet.Has always been as "based on The Tibetan", known as "the rule must first be well-hidden," said. Long-term, the party and the country concerned in the region are very concerned about the stability and development, has proposed a "well-being," "stable Kamba" requirement. Thus, the region's social and economic development, harmonious society level, as well as for the promotion of the Tibetan ethnic areas surrounding the harmony and stability are of great practical significance. Through in-depth Kham regions, Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture to conduct field surveys, questionnaires sent, access to relevant information, etc., a more comprehensive understanding of the physical geography of the national environmental, economic and cultural development, ethnic and religious traditions And the national political system and so on. On this basis, the building of a harmonious society as a systems engineering, economic development, political and legal system, ethnic and religious culture, and social aspects, one by one analysis of building a harmonious society in the region constraints.Summarizes the Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in building a harmonious society, the practical problems faced by:social and economic development lag, poverty, unequal distribution of benefits, democracy and legal system is not perfect, ethnic and religious conflict, basic education and other issues behind, and set a harmonious society Key and difficult issues, the empirical analysis, and to promote harmonious social development in the region and suggestions for practical ways of some.Paper is divided into four chapters, the first chapter of this article the main background, the significance of the topic, content and methods, the theoretical basis and dynamics of domestic and foreign research summarized in this paper innovation and creativity can be expected Results; The second chapter is an example of Ganzi, Kham minority areas of the favorable factors for building a harmonious society; Chapterâ…¢of the Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture proposed building a harmonious society faces and the reasons of the adverse factors; the fourth chapter and empirical analysis of the Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of building a harmonious society, and factors important and difficult problem, made Kamba ethnic areas of the four aspects of building a harmonious society the feasibility of measures and recommendations. |