Indian Economics Thread II

[donjasjit]

donjasjit​

You should also read up on the South China Sea disputes before bringing it up. Because it's a clusterfuck.

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I have a decent understanding of the the South China Sea disputes. The present Chinese administration has made the situation much worse with it's Wolf Warrior policy.

They seem to have forgotten the words of Chinese's wisest modern leader Den Xiaoping 'Hide your strength, bide your time'

 

[donjasjit]

And the Chinese people are "cut off from the world"? Really?

Since you don't know, let me help. Read the article below-

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[ACuriousPLAFan]

Since you don't know, let me help. Read the article below-

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Puh-lease. If you need to bring that out just to refute my point, then let me be very honest with you - You really have no idea what you are talking about.

End of story. Please go sit down at that faraway corner.

 

[proelite]

I have a decent understanding of the the South China Sea disputes. The present Chinese administration has made the situation much worse with it's Wolf Warrior policy.

Which I mentioned before was a defensive reaction to Trump. It's uncharacteristic because Trump was way more egregiously uncharacteristic. It has since been dialed back because the perception of China matters more than the reality of China.

 

[proelite]

Since you don't know, let me help. Read the article below-

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Russia doesn't have a firewall. Since they have free internet access, would you agree with the Russian netizen's stance on the war in Ukraine since they are as you say, not living in a fish-bowl?

What about the Indian netizen's stance on the assassination feud between Canada and India?

 

[azn_cyniq]

This article wonderfully clarifies the deterioration of relations between India and China-

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The interesting point as the article in my previous post made clear, an opinion poll in 2006 about Indian people’s views on China and America showed an almost identical favorability rating.

Regarding China’s wolf warrior policy- Why not ask Phillipines about it, a few years back it had the most pro-China govt in history and look how China dealt with it leading to the present warlike situation.
Or let’s ask Australia who were sanctioned because they had the temerity to ask for an independent probe into the origins of Covid. Or Vietnam or Malaysia or Indonesia or Japan all of whom have territorial disputes.
Of course, Chinese people have the bad luck of living in a fish bowl like enclosed environment because of the communist regime, so they have no idea what the world thinks about them.

Most Chinese people don't like Indian people, have never liked Indian people, and will probably never like Indian people. Indian people don't like us either and that's fine. Why can't we just agree to stick to our own spaces? We don't visit Indian forums, so maybe you shouldn't visit ours. We aren't interested in Indian culture, we're not attracted to Indian people, and we don't think that India can teach China anything. Naturally, China is going to defend its borders and support Pakistan, its close friend. That might make you unhappy, but it is what it is.

Literally everything you've said about Chinese people is false. Chinese people don't live in a fish bowl and most of us know that China doesn't get along with the West and its allies. There are many great countries in the West and I hope, as unlikely as it is at the moment, that China and the West can become friends. On the other hand, I couldn't care less about what kind of relationship China has with India as long as they don't fight each other.

 

[proelite]

Most Chinese people don't like Indian people, have never liked Indian people, and will probably never like Indian people.

Gonna have to disagree with this because Indians and Chinese got along very well before Europeans came into the picture.

 

[donjasjit]

I understand that China and India are the most populated nations on the planet by far, but I don't see the point in comparing them to each other. Chinese people are not related to Indian people in any sense of the word and there are virtually no similarities between the two cultures.

The New York Times article clearly shows the difficulties a developing nation like India will face to rapidly advance it's economy. However, India has 2 advantages-
1 It has time. Decades and decades of time. Unlike East Asia, India has a stable demographic future.

Demographics is not destiny, in my opinion, but it does give you time to frame the right strategy to grow. India is not in a race to develop before it gets old.
2 It has the support of the West. The West may not be as powerful as it was in the past but it will still be a powerful economic force and they desperately want India to challenge China.
Whether that strategy works or not, only the future will tell.

 

[Bellum_Romanum]

The CONDESCENSION AND ARROGANCE of this fella is on point of well, being a Jai Hind.

Implying that China succeeded despite its government and governance is just downright INSULTING AND BEYOND RIDICULOUS as if to suggest that a monkey could have been the leader of China and it would have achieved all the success it's have. What sort of logic does this person operate under?

He supposedly lives in a free country? Let me hurl insult to the great Modi, and RSS and see what happens. Let me advocate for free Kashmir, down with Hinduism, hail Islam and see what happens. Let a woman be left alone in an area of India where rape against women often occurs and tops the world, wow! Free sex. Such a free country.

 

[donjasjit]

Most Chinese people don't like Indian people, have never liked Indian people, and will probably never like Indian people. Indian people don't like us either and that's fine. Why can't we just agree to stick to our own spaces? We don't visit Indian forums, so maybe you shouldn't visit ours. We aren't interested in Indian culture, we're not attracted to Indian people, and we don't think that India can teach China anything.

People like me are needed so that this forum does not become entirely a refuge for people with similar views. A person like me thinks differently, I will praise China and it's government when it does right and criticize it when it does wrong.

As for Chinese people, unlike you, I like them a lot. In the past few decades they have achieved amazing things. Companies like Huawei are a symbol of courage and persistence.

I believe a strong China is needed for a multi-polar world.