India asks China to import agri-products like rice & sugar

[AndrewJin]

@AndrewJin
So,true bruh! High skill & low cost?... How is that achievable when the simplest things such as the knowledge to build MACHINERY TO MOULD an item out can't be done?? When dem have to import machines at an exorbitant price to achieve a truely low cost or high skill environment, this is so laughable.
Dem Indis says the darndest things to an unbelievable scale. From reality and the rest of the world it's called delusional and s simple liar

I've been used to their delusional bragging already......

 

[Eminent Mainstream Media]

China's per capita consumption of fruit and vegetable is way higher than india's.

That is obvious- India still has more people living below poverty line- Who mainly consume cereals provided by Central Govt at cheap rates Rs 2/kg wheat and Rs 3/kg rice-

It is considered barbaric.....

In India and most of the world- eating reptiles is considered barbaric too- also human brain or fetuses which seems very popular among Chinese-

But then that is a different view of civilization- Humans have five fingers to be used for the purpose of eating- Which they do- It is strange the Chinese people consider eating with hands as uncivilized- because animals too don't use hands-

 

[rott]

Isn't Basmati originated from Pakistan? Anyway, it's not up to the taste of Chinese people. China could import more fish, beef, pork, milk powder, beans, etc.



Tea? I don't thionk so.

Tea was discovered by the Chinese. I doubt India has a chance in tea.

 

[AndrewJin]

Tea was discovered by the Chinese. I doubt India has a chance in tea.

Sri Lanka tea is the most famous among imported tea.

 

[rott]

Sri Lanka tea is the most famous among imported tea.

I wonder how. Isn't tea grown in the hills where there is heavy rain fall and the cold?

 

[AndrewJin]

I wonder how. Isn't tea grown in the hills where there is heavy rain fall and the cold?

Highland in Sri Lanka has cool weather.
Hangzhou is famous for tea, Longjin tea is one of the most expensive, but Hangzhou is not that cold.

 

[Eminent Mainstream Media]

Highland in Sri Lanka has cool weather.
Hangzhou is famous for tea, Longjin tea is one of the most expensive, but Hangzhou is not that cold.

Darjeeling in India is probably the best place to grow tea in the subcontinent- Srilankan highlands are more suited for coffee- like South Indian Highlands and mountains-

 

[GCTom]

You know, if China start to increase import of rice and sugar from India then those nationalist Indians will start to blame China for stealing their food, and their high ranking in Global Hunger Index.

In the end, why don't India just use these food to feed their own people instead?

 

[AndrewJin]

You know, if China start to increase import of rice and sugar from India then those nationalist Indians will start to blame China for stealing their food, and their high ranking in Global Hunger Index.

In the end, why don't India just use these food to feed their own people instead?

lol
They export or not really not important to China.
USA and Australia are competing in beef export to China.
Every agricultural country is doing it!

 

[Jlaw]

Sri Lanka tea is the most famous among imported tea.

They are cheap tea in Canada

 

[AndrewJin]

They are cheap tea in Canada

Of course, imported tea is only for tea bags, cheap as water....
Tea bags are cheap.....