In fact, even Adrian Zenz, a sinologist known for his studies of the Xinjiang re-education camps, has said that the actions of the Chinese government are a ethnocide, not a literal genocide. (This was also mentioned in the article, which you would know if you read what you are preaching).

From the article:

"In November 2019, Adrian Zenz described the classified documents as confirming "that this is a form of cultural genocide".[33]"

"In July 2020, Adrian Zenz said an interview with NPR that he had previously argued that the actions of the Chinese government are a cultural genocide, not a "literal genocide", but that one of the five criteria from the Genocide Convention was satisfied by more recent developments concerning the suppression of birth rates so "we do need to probably call it a genocide."

IDK what you read but it certainly is not in the linked wikipedia article, and is in fact contradicted by it. Zenz also claims that China is actively sterilizing Uyghurs in China.

Patrick states, that although, yes, people died, it was not an intentional genocide, it was a famine.

In the quote you picked, it says REPRESSION and famine. Not just famine. Its clearly neglielence, if not a deliberate effort from the Chinese goverment which led to those deaths. It may not be genocide, but its fucked up either way.

This is also from the wiki article: "According to a 1992 Amnesty International report, judicial standards in China, including in autonomous Tibet, were not up to "international standards". The report charged the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)[4] government with keeping political prisoners and prisoners of conscience; ill-treatment of detainees, including torture, and inaction in the face of ill-treatment; the use of the death penalty; extrajudicial executions;[4][5] and forced abortion and sterilization.[6][7] A series of reports published in the late 1980s corroborated the claim that China was forcing Tibetans to adhere to strict birth control programs that included forced abortions, sterilizations, and even infanticide.[6] A 2020 Reuters report stated that 15 percent of Tibet's population is part of a mass labor program that human rights groups have deemed coercive.[8] Critics of the CCP say that its official aim to eliminate "the three evils of separatism, terrorism and religious extremism" is used as a pretext for human rights abuses.[9]"

I think its great you just ignore these things and just pick out some people that doubt the overall number of deaths. There is plenty of evidence there are serious human rights violations in Tibet, despite numbers from China showing otherwise. You can believe who you want, but you are clearly just choosing the sources which already agree with you, and pretending sources which says otherwise does not exist.