Indian journalist denies that Noodle came from China

[KS]

Really? you use chop sticks in tamil nadu?

We use the God given chopstick :- Hands

 

[Hafizzz]

This is how u create a story from nothing... Indians are anti Chinese...Jesus Christ!!!!! Enjoy the noodles guys...I love it...esp Singapore style spicy rice noodles...

Indians are "not anti-China" ? Go do a search on Indian media website and you will find endless articles bashing China.

 

[RVS_108]

The Article writter didnt know tht there is a Noodle Dish in south India and it is very local food which is known as sheyvige and it is very old as per the traditional dravidian food cuisines in south india.And it donated its name to many indian noodle food(& snacks) in indian sub hence many noodle type food(&snacks) has a name with prefix or suffix with its name i.e Sev or Shevi or Sevai etc instead of english name "noodle" or any chinese name .

Indian people loves chinese dishes not only Chinese noodles but also various varieties of Chinese rice dishes and Chinese soup.forget about food,Many Chinese cultural things are famous in India like feng shui,chinese fire crackers & chinese colourful lighting stuffs are famous during Diwali festival and chinese aquarium fish like Arowana or flower horn, etc are also famous in India .
The only problem is with the Chinese electronic products ,i mean they are famous but famous for bad quality.

It is very foolishness to say tht Indians are Anti-China.
and also China cant be Anti-India coz tht will sound wierd like China is Anti-China coz u know Chinese Cultures are influenced by Indians Spiritual Gurus/bodhis ,.


Hu Shih, former Ambassador of China to USA: "India conquered and dominated China culturally for 20 centuries without ever having to send a single soldier across her border."

 

[Hafizzz]

The Article writter didnt know tht there is a Noodle Dish in south India and it is very local food which is known as sheyvige and it is very old as per the traditional dravidian food cuisines in south india.And it donated its name to many indian noodle food(& snacks) in indian sub hence many noodle type food(&snacks) has a name with prefix or suffix with its name i.e Sev or Shevi or Sevai etc instead of english name "noodle" or any chinese name .

Indian people loves chinese dishes not only Chinese noodles but also various varieties of Chinese rice dishes and Chinese soup.forget about food,Many Chinese cultural things are famous in India like feng shui,chinese fire crackers & chinese colourful lighting stuffs are famous during Diwali festival and chinese aquarium fish like Arowana or flower horn, etc are also famous in India .
The only problem is with the Chinese electronic products ,i mean they are famous but famous for bad quality.

It is very foolishness to say tht Indians are Anti-China.
and also China cant be Anti-India coz tht will sound wierd like China is Anti-China coz u know Chinese Cultures are influenced by Indians Spiritual Gurus/bodhis ,.


Hu Shih, former Ambassador of China to USA: "India conquered and dominated China culturally for 20 centuries without ever having to send a single soldier across her border."

The only thing that came to China from India is Buddhism but the Buddhism in China today is very different from the original Buddhism.

 

[India Rising]

The only thing that came to China from India is Buddhism but the Buddhism in China today is very different from the original Buddhism.

chinese are also kaffirs ???

 

[Hafizzz]

chinese are also kaffirs ???

Many Chinese practice Buddhism but also believe in God.

Anyways, India also makes Instant Noodles :

 

[jbond197]

Indians are "not anti-China" ? Go do a search on Indian media website and you will find endless articles bashing China.

Mate we don't need to search. You are providing this service to all free of cost!

Keep on searching India in Google to keep all entertained on PDF !!

 

[Hafizzz]

Mate we don't need to search. You are providing this service to all free of cost!

Keep on searching India in Google to keep all entertained on PDF !!

And Indian users here keep bashing China and Pakistan to p!ss people off.

 

[AMCA]

The Journalist was Right, He Might have written the Article after eating the Noodles, So it was Obvious of him Saying Noodle dint come from china, But from an Obvious Place, Guess what?? !!

 

[shrivatsa]

Whats next? Chopsticks invented in Kannada, South India?

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Abay yaar bhook laga di

if urdu,punjabi,english discovered noodles then yes

 

[jbond197]

And Indian users here keep bashing China and Pakistan to p!ss people off.

Oh I am so sorry. Believe me they are ignorant souls China and Pakistan are true angels of the world.

 

[JonAsad]

Oh I am so sorry. Believe me they are ignorant souls China and Pakistan are true angels of the world.

Exactly, now go tell that to other Indians..

 

[WAR-rior]

Indians are "not anti-China" ? Go do a search on Indian media website and you will find endless articles bashing China.

that doesnt make us anti chinese....we r just criticizing......not getting anti.......

in this way we are even anti america or anti russia...coz we criticize whomeever deserves what in any field......

this is called democracy and only limited lucky ppl understand what it means.....

it means, no matter u are in what water level, doesnt matter if u deserve or not, u can always talk bout anything that u feel like !

 

[RVS_108]

The only thing that came to China from India is Buddhism .

Only Buddhism ???
yeah most of people thinks so but i dont blame u ,

check this out ,

The story of Sun Hou Tzu, the Monkey King, and Hsuan Tsang. It is a vicarious and humorous tale, an adventure story akin to the Hindu epic of Ramayana, and like Ramayana, a moral tale of the finer aspects of human endeavor which come to prevail over those of a less worthy nature. The book ends with a dedication to India: I dedicate this work to Buddha's pure land. May it repay the kindness of patron and preceptor, may it mitigate the sufferings of the lost and damned....'

(source: Eastern Wisdom - By Michael Jordan p -134-151).



Arnold Hermann Ludwig Heeren (1760-1842) an Egyptologist and author of Historical researches into the politics, intercourse, and trade of the Carthaginians, Ethiopians, and Egyptians observes that:

"the name China is of Hindu origin and came to us from India."

"M. de Guigues says that Magadha was known to the Chinese by the name Mo-kiato, and its capital was recognized by both its Hindu name Kusumpura, for which the Chinese wrote Kia-so-mo-pon-lo and Pataliputra, out of which they made Patoli-tse by translating putra, which means son in Sanskrit, into their own corresponding word, tse. Such translation of names has thrown a Veil of obscurity over many a name of Hindu origin. Hindu geography has suffered a great loss."

(source: Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society Volume. V).



Lin Yutang (1895-1976) author of The Wisdom of China and India:

"The contact with poets, forest saints and the best wits of the land, the glimpse into the first awakening of Ancient India's mind as it searched, at times childishly and naively, at times with a deep intuition, but at all times earnestly and passionately, for the spiritual truths and the meaning of existence - this experience must be highly stimulating to anyone, particularly because the Hindu culture is so different and therefore so much to offer." Not until we see the richness of the Hindu mind and its essential spirituality can we understand India...."

"India was China's teacher in religion and imaginative literature, and the world's teacher in trignometry, quandratic equations, grammar, phonetics, Arabian Nights, animal fables, chess, as well as in philosophy, and that she inspired Boccaccio, Goethe, Herder, Schopenhauer, Emerson, and probably also old Aesop."

(source: The Wisdom of China and India - By Lin Yutang p. 3-4).




Sir William Jones (1746-1794) came to India as a judge of the Supreme Court at Calcutta. He pioneered Sanskrit studies. His admiration for Indian thought and culture was almost limitless. He says that the Chinese assert their Hindu origin."

(source: Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan; or the Central and Western Rajput States - By James Tod Volume I, p. 35-57).

Amaury de Reincourt (1918 - ) was born in Orleans, France. He received his B.A. from the Sorbonne and his M.A. from the University of Algiers. He is author of several books including The American empire and The Soul of India, he wrote: " The Chinese travelers' description of life in India... reveals great admiration from all concerned for the remarkable civilization displayed under their eyes."

"India sent missionaries, China sending back pilgrims. It is a striking fact that in all relations between the two civilizations, the Chinese were always the recipient and the Indian the donor." "Indian influence prevailed over the Chinese, and for evident reasons: an undoubted cultural superiority owing to much greater philosophic and religious insight, and also to a far more flexible script."

(source: The Soul of India – by Amaury de Riencourt p 141 and 161).




Henry Rudolph Davies (1865 - ) says that Besides Buddhism, Shaivism was also popular in Yunan as is manifest from the prevalence of the cult of Mahakala there. This ancient Indian colony in the south of China was the cradle of Sino-Indian cultural relationship for a long time.

It was an important outpost of Indian cultural expansion along the eastern land-routes, which Colonel Gerolamo Emilio Gerini (1860 -1913) author of Researches on Ptolemy's geography of eastern Asia (further India and Indo-Malay archipelago p. 122 -124 has described as follows:

“During the three or four centuries, preceding the Christian era, we find Indu (Hindu) dynasties established by adventurers, claiming descent from the Kshatriya potentates of northern India, ruling in upper Burma, in Siam and Laos, in Yunnan and Tonkin, and even in most parts of southeastern China. From the Brahmaputra and Manipur to the Tonkin Gulf we can trace a continuous string of petty states, ruled by those scion of the Kshatriya race, using the Sanskrit or Pali language in official documents or inscriptions; building temples and other monuments after the Indu (Hindu) style and employing Brahmana priests for the propitiatory ceremonies, connected with the court and state. Among such Indu (Hindu) monarchies (Theinni) in Burma, of Muang Hang, C’hieng Rung, Muang Khwan and Dasarna (Luang P’hrah Bang) in the Lau country; and of Agranagara (Hanoi) and Campa in Tonkin and Annan.”

“The names of peoples and cities, recorded by Ptolemy in that region, however few and imperfectly preserved, are sufficiently significant to prove the presence of the Indu (Hindu) ruling and civilizing element in these countries, undoubtedly not so barbarous as the Chinese would make them appear.”

“It is evident through the medium of those barbarians that China received part of her civilization through India.”

Among these colonies Tagong and upper Pugan were called Mayura; Prome was Sriksetra; Sen-wi (Theinni) was Sivirastra; Muang Hang, Chieng Rung and Muang Khwan were the three divisions of Ching Rung kingdom, which the prince of Yong, named Sunandakumara, united under Mahiyagananagara; Luang P’hrah Bang was Dasarna; Hanoi was Agranagara; Tagaung was Brahmadesa (P’o-;o-men), where a Sanskrit inscription, dated in Gupta era 108 – 426 A.D. refers to Hastinapura, situated in that country; and, of course, Yunana was Purvavideha or Gandhara. Thus, from Arakan, where the Mrohaung inscriptions attest the efflorescence of Indian culture, language and literature, to Yunnan, whose history we have traced above, Indian culture made a triumphant advance in ancient times.

(source: Yün-nan; the link between India and the Yangtze – by Henry Rudolph Davies Cambridge University press 1909 an India and The World - By Buddha Prakash p. 141-150).

 

[flyinfishjoe]

Haha, thread poster was so desperate to start an India-China fight! Keep dreaming, Hafizzz, no one cares where noodles came from.