Beijing May Become 'Unfortunate Bystander' To India's Success, Warns Chinese Think Tank

[SorryNotSorry]

Again, its not from a Chinese think tank who wrote the article. Why so hard to understand? GT allow opinion piece written by others.

Spoken like a true false flagger. When GT posts warnings to other countries as opinion pieces is it still called just an opinion piece ? The Peoples Daily and it's subsidiaries only speak for the Party.
Now prove me wrong and post a piece from the from the above said news agencies that has ever spoken in a tone that doesn't allign with the CCP's view.
And also-remember not to play yourself boy.
Note: the People's Daily and the Global Times are both owned by the CCP. For a country that censors all free media/websites/apps that dont agree with its view or even critiques it- the CCP owned agencies will post pieces that will contradict it? LOL

 

[rcrmj]

LOL - yes. The world truly see Buddhists as "religious fanatics"

as you lot seeing all muslim as 'religious fanatics'
so as hunderds of million Buddists in China. and can you give an exact number of those religious fanatic tibatens living in primitive India? but according to official statistics, there are arond 8000 Indian are currelty living in a small city called YiWu alone, not to mention many more in other bigger cities, I mean those ones who have proper Chinese visa````more reality check?

 

[cirr]

India's success? What success? Success at remaining a 2 trillion dollar economy since 2007?

 

[Jackdaws]

as you lot seeing all muslim as 'religious fanatics'
so as hunderds of million Buddists in China. and can you give an exact number of those religious fanatic tibatens living in primitive India? but according to official statistics, there are arond 8000 Indian are currelty living in a small city called YiWu alone, not to mention many more in other bigger cities, I mean those ones who have proper Chinese visa````more reality check?

You do realize there is a difference between refugees and businessmen? There are no fanatic Tibetans in India; only persecuted Tibetans. Some 95,000 were officially registered but number could be up to 120,000 also. If we saw all Muslims as religious fanatics, the 180-200 million Muslims in India would have revolted and engaged in civil war or asked China for refuge to escape persecution. So much for a reality check.

 

[rcrmj]

You do realize there is a difference between refugees and businessmen? There are no fanatic Tibetans in India; only persecuted Tibetans. Some 95,000 were officially registered but number could be up to 120,000 also. If we saw all Muslims as religious fanatics, the 180-200 million Muslims in India would have revolted and engaged in civil war or asked China for refuge to escape persecution. So much for a reality check.

so as you agree, hard working businessmen seeking prosperity in China, while religious fanatics seeking places in primitive India, and on top of that, there are 6 major Buddism fractions/branches in Tibet, dozens of smaller ones, and only the line that follows DalaiLama seeking 'refugees' in pirmitve India, as Dalailama, the drama queen of the century, is in India. but the other branches they dont follow him and live pecefully in China doing their own things, I guess your high caste propaganda wont tell you this fact dont they?

an ignorant Indian talking about reality check``lol how refreshing

 

[Mista]

India indeed has a lot of potential with a large and growing population, but all that still remain as unrealized potential. Realizing the potential is a different thing.

Today India with 1.3 billion people has a nominal GDP only slightly larger than Tokyo's. Still a long long way to go.

 

[ohmrlobalobayeh]

The 'Indian Schedule' culture and mentality has to go for that to happen.

When Indians say something a project would be completed in 1 year's time, given by their track record, they atually meant 10 years, minimum- that is if it ever gets completed at all.

I 've read about this 'Indian potential' since years back.

Nothing has changed since.

All talk,no action. you cant beat Indians at oral skills- that's why their oral history is vibrant.