Comments by "KK C" (@k.k.c8670) on "Why is Xi not attending the G20 Summit in Delhi u0026 India-China statements at BRICS" video.

  1. Indians like to believe what they wish is true. Too funny. Just look at how many times PER DAY Indian officials, analysts, media etc talk about China with all kinds of speculations, insults, innuendos etc thrown in... Then look at China internally. Night and day difference in attention and coverage.
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  2. They are not just 'cheap'. They are good and even Germany imports a lot of it. German equipment manufacturers are concerned and say it publicly.
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  3.  @lakshaybhardwaj2862  yes I do. Did I say internal chatter? You don't seem to have read my post properly. I am talking officials, media and analysts. These are available to anybody. And even on social media, there is far more toxic discussions by Indians than on Chinese social media. So you know, China has 14 land borders and 12 of them have been settled long ago with Bhutan in progress now. Guess which one is left? As for South China sea, yes there are disputes but do you also know that many of the countries have disputes in the SCS among themselves, without China!? Now, which neighbor of India, it has no disputes with? You have disputes with almost everyone
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  4.  @lakshaybhardwaj2862  the British stole much land that never belonged to India and then somehow became 'yours' at independence. The North East has much of that
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  5.  @Hawa_Chapal  ASEAN sells so much to China as a market. They are not interested in grand talks like India. I have lived in 3 ASEAN counties for a total of 9 years. Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. If you think India has more influence than China there, you are sadly delusional. It' the same in other ASEAN countries too. Some people there may complain about China but India as an alternative isn't feasible. They don't like you, dude. Never have.
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  6. 2 simple points. 1..indians should go back to 1959 line and stop trying to move around when no one is looking. 2...indians should come negotiate as Indians and not as the presumptive inheritor of the British Raj which it isn't. China will NEVER accept some broken line drawn by India's white British (and probably drunk) master in the 1940s.
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  7.  @Hawa_Chapal  I believe China and India have room to collaborate if the 'blind nationalism' is taken off the table. China isn't trying to compete with India or whatever nationalists say. If you have educated Chinese friends, they have an obsession with competing against the US and to a much less extent Europe and Japan. But they also greatly admire the American spirit of can do and innovation. China believes i has no peer except for the US this century.
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  8. What are people like you?
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  9. China has not withdrawn from anything since 1962. Don't let your emotions try to change facts.
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  10. Modi lied when he said China didn't take an inch of territory. China took plenty. Almost every time since 1962, when there is a skirmish at the border, China has taken. Modi is scared of his own people and lie to them
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  11.  @highplatform1649  maritime 'border'? Lol. Read my response. Anyway, india is a weak, underdeveloped, poor but troublesome country. Every one knows that. Forever boasting, exaggerating, arguing, promising etc etc... Rarely delivering on all the big talking. 🙄
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  12.  @lakshaybhardwaj2862    Nepal in turn has issued a new national map incorporating 300 square kilometers (115 square miles) of mountainous land incorporating Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura and Kalapani, currently with India. Susta: Susta is an area under territorial dispute currently in Tribenisusta, Lumbini Zone, Nepal and near Nichlaul, Uttar Pradesh, India. The area under dispute totals over 14,000 hectares (140 square km) and is controlled by Nepal. Border dispute with Bhutan The boundary has been more or less detailed and refined in the 1973-1984 period through talks between Bhutan and India. Regions between Sarbhang and Geylegphug remain undefined. They border the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh.
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  13.  @Liboch  there are way more Indians living, studying and working in China than the other way around. The chinese indeed welcome them and treat them kindly and with respect. The Indians very much are stunned by China's development, safety, orderliness and many other things. You can ask any of them. Just go to medical schools at some universities in many cities. Lots of Indian students. Go on YouTube also. On the other hand Indians in India are brainwashed to say and do all kinds of toxic things to Chinese.
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  14.  @lakshaybhardwaj2862  you will sooner or later give back everything you 'inherited' from the British that wasn't yours. India cannot stand on its own. Always must hide behind the white man colonial master.
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  15.  @pagan-540  why do you think?
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  16. Indian diplomacy is weak as shown in this G20. No joint statement at all. No Xi and Putin plus even Mexico, Italy have not confirmed at this late stage. No trade deal with UK. No trade deal with Canada. India was eager to sign those at the G20.
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