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Those who left well off China for dirt poor India can only be regarded as religious radicals, every year hundreds of religious radicals left US, Canada and Europe to fight for ISIS in Syria, you just can't stop them.
 
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Are you really Chinese or a Pakistani false flagger?
I've never seen a Chinese say bad in everything about India.
Chinese are good people.
Wbu?
Cause you always say bad things about us, ask other Chinese members whether I am Chinese or a false flagger like that infamous Sinosoldier
 
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Cause you always say bad things about us, ask other Chinese members whether I am Chinese or a false flagger like that infamous Sinosoldier
You can't clap with one hand mate.
Peace out :)

One thing I should tell you that I really admire china for what they are doing and it amazes me how fastly you guys have developed into a modern nation.
I hope we also develop fast like you guys .
 
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Typical chinese , making fun of the most deprived slum children.
I m just trying to remind you that when you accuses Chinese "genocide" in Tibet and taunt about so called freedom, you forget about the very basic human freedom, that's what China has been working so hard on for all these years, giving all the people a decent life a life changing education
 
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Why not give press the freedom to independently verify the chinese claims ?
Google and find millions of independent reports on everything in and about China. Foreign news agencies and reporters are everywhere in China.

China is one of the most reported countries in the world and millions of foreign travelers visit China every year, they also share a lot of first hand experience on youtube.
 
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Dalai lama via western media claims that today's Tibet is " Hell On Earth" , but it seems that travelers around the world are so happy to come to this" Hell".
 
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China begins to transport water from Tibet by charter trains
A 35 carriage train will travel 4,500 km to China’s Zhejiang Province carrying 1,890 tonnes of bottled water
Wed, Dec 28 2016.
Beijing: For the first time, China on Wednesday started transporting bottled water to other parts of the country by charter trains from the Himalayan rivers in Tibet, known for its rich water resources. A train full of Tibetan bottled water left Lhasa, the provincial capital of Tibet Autonomous Region, and headed for the city of Ningbo in eastern China’s Zhejiang Province.

It is the first of a regular set of cargo trains to bring bottled drinking water from Tibet to China’s inland areas, state-runXinhua news agency reported. There are also plans to run trains between Lhasa and other cities such as Beijing, Qingdao, Zhengzhou, Guangzhou, Chengdu and Lanzhou, it said. Carrying 1,890 tonnes of bottled water in 35 carriages from Tibet, the one-way train will travel 4,500 km and reach its destination in six days.

Tibet, often called Asia’s Water Tower, is rich in water resources. It produced over 400,000 tonnes of natural drinking water in 2015, but high transport costs made it difficult to reach the inland market, the report said.

The new trains will facilitate trade in areas along the railway route and help Tibet shift its resource advantages into economic ones, said Yu Heping, local official was quoted saying. Identifying its fresh water resources as a new sustainable economic pillar of growth, Tibet plans to raise its annual production capacity of drinking water to five million tonnes in the next three to five years, it said.

China has been building dams on rivers in Tibet including Brahmaputra to tap water and to produce electricity from the rivers raising concerns in the riparian countries like India, which fears reduced waters flows.
http://www.livemint.com/Politics/pR...sport-water-from-Tibet-by-charter-trains.html
 
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