Comments by "神州 Shenzhou" (@Shenzhou.) on "WION" channel.

  1. ashish bagade Aksai Chin is turkish word, with Aksai Chin where Aksai means "white brook" and Chin refers to China. Besides, the government has offered to cede Aksai Chin to Indian in exchange for Tawang of Arunachal Pradesh, but Indian government rejected this offer and not offered counter proposal of its own. (economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/china-ready-to-cede-land-for-part-of-arunachal-pradesh/articleshow/57440754.cms )
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  2. +Games Player Excuse me but if you are referring to Doklam standoff then as far as I know, Indian MEA said that withdrawal of Indian troops almost complete, whereas Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said "PLA will continue to patrol the area" so how exactly did China lost? Remember how India "lost" Aksai Chin territory in the first place? You are just being racist by hurling insults at Chinese people here.
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  3. +Games Player Excuse me but Indian troops still withdrew from Donglong in the end. You mean that China must resort to military methods solely to remove Indian troops? What are Indian forces even doing on territory that India doesn't even claim for themselves? Also, PLA only stopped road building because of worsening weather conditions at Doklam due to the onset of winter. According to the following source, the government is resuming road construction efforts, so how exactly did India won here? Indian troops withdrew and China is still continue to build at Doklam. China expands road at Doklam again ndtv.com/india-news/just-10-km-from-last-doklam-stand-off-china-works-on-a-road-again-1759103
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  4. +Games Player Go on claiming that India won without any proof to support your claim. India didn't stop Chinese government from building a road at Doklam, as shown in my previous source. You don't even have any source to support your claim that India won at all. Where is your evidence to show that Chinese government is no longer building at Donglong? You Indians are just blinded by your own arrogance on short-term benefits and ignore the strategic benefits in the long-term. For example, nothing is stopping Chinese government from continuing building the road in Donglong again in future. This article analysis the strategic long-terms consequences of the Doklam Standoff. Why India Did Not ‘Win’ the Standoff with China warontherocks.com/2017/09/why-india-did-not-win-the-standoff-with-china/
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  5. +Games Player You keep claiming India won, India won, India won, but what evidence do you even have to support your claim? Chinese government is still building the road at Doklam. Indian troops have been withdrawn from Donglong so how is that a victory? You talk about Chinese people trolling, then what about you constantly chanting "India won" all the time?
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  6. Games Player Excuse me but I got other things to do as well so why you expect me to reply to your posts immediately? All you seem to do is chant "India won" all the time, without understanding anything at all or supplying evidence support your claims. You claim Indian troops leave it to Bhutanese army, then where are the Bhutanese troops at Donglong? There has been no reports of Bhutan troops patrolling in Doklam, whereas PLA troops are continuing to patrol the area, as confirmed even by Indian army officials, so exactly how can you claim India won? Where is Bhutan troops at all? Also, you resort to insults such as Ping Pong, simply because you lack evidence to show that "India won" only goes to show your level of immaturity. I don't insult you as matter of character, but people like you accuse me being communist propagandist without any proof whatsoever. Why are you attacking me personally, instead of my points?
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  7. China has helped India's neighbors like Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh to by investing and building infrastructure in those countries to help develop economies. But Indian media constantly portraying this as surrounding India that's all. China can already bypass India with CPEC reaching Gwadar port to grant access to Indian Ocean, but of course, India joining in OBOR will help prevent India from being isolated.
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  8. +niknsync What makes you think that every infrastructure projects are debt traps? In South Africa, China has helped built roads, railroads, schools, hospitals, hotels, shopping centers, football stadiums and telecommunication projects to help develop their economy. So what makes you think CPEC will turn out to be debt trap at all? As for Sri Lanka, it should be noted that not every business transaction is going to be successful all the time. Chinese banks offered loans to Sri Lankan government to build infrastructure, and President Mahinda Rajapaksa borrowed too many loans, until Sri Lanka was unable to repay it all back. Nevertheless, leasing the port to Chinese companies for 99 years is to help ease Sri Lankan government from spending all its revenue repaying loans, and to allow it to spend its money elsewhere instead.
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  9. If a leader has shown to be strong and capable of producing results, then what's wrong with leaving him in power for while longer, to maximise the benefits to China? His presidential term is just being extended that's all, not that he will rule to his death.
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