Chinese bank notes from faithful are placed in front of a portrait of Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama at Kumbum monastery on the outskirts of XiningBEIJING (Reuters) – China has no intention of altering its "proper" policies within the restive region of Tibet as they’ve introduced extraordinary achievements, a government white paper stated on Tuesday, slamming the romanticized notion Tibet used to be as soon as an idyllic fairyland. China has lengthy defended its iron-fisted rule in remote and mountainous Tibet, announcing the area suffered from dire poverty, brutal exploitation of serfs and economic stagnation except 1950, when Communist troops "peacefully liberated" Tibet and offered "democratic reforms" in 1959. …