Survey in China Overwhelmingly Supports Use of Force Against India

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

In the first comprehensive survey undertaken in China regarding Indo-Chinese relations, most of the Chinese don't take India economically and militarily significant enough to challenge China. But nearly 90% supported the use of force(military action) against India if the latter provokes. Also worth noting Nearly 75% of Chinese think the relationship between the two neighbors will be the same or even go worse.

 

[Figaro]

In the first comprehensive survey undertaken in China regarding Indo-Chinese relations, most of the Chinese don't take India economically and militarily significant enough to challenge China. But nearly 90% supported the use of force(military action) against India if the latter provokes. Also worth noting Nearly 75% of Chinese think the relationship between the two neighbors will be the same or even go worse.

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Looks like a solid 10% respondents are Indian trolls

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Looks like a solid 10% respondents are Indian trolls

China has become ASSERTIVE and it is serious to tackle all the border issues according to its whims. Poor India will be cut to size very soon.

 

[S10]

Remarkably similar to the report that said most Indians think they can win a war against China. Majority of the population knows nothing of waging war and yet they think they can easily score a victory.

Fighting over the Himalayas is the ultimate logistical nightmare for any army. Even in 1962 where India suffered a setback, the entire campaign was little more than skirmishes along a section of the border. No major war can be or will be fought.

 

[Figaro]

Remarkably similar to the report that said most Indians think they can win a war against China. Majority of the population knows nothing of waging war and yet they think they can easily score a victory.

Fighting over the Himalayas is the ultimate logistical nightmare for any army. Even in 1962 where India suffered a setback, the entire campaign was little more than skirmishes along a section of the border. No major war can be or will be fought.

Well now is much different. After the IAF is destroyed and all northern Indian air bases are knocked out by Chinese missiles, there will be complete Chinese air superiority. I highly doubt the Indian Army can hold out for very long under constant Chinese air attack ... more likely than not, they will be forced to withdraw from their forward positions. The PLAGF can then launch an attack through Doklam and AP and cut off the Siliguri Corridor. Considering the capability of PLA logistics to sustain an advance all the way to Assam back in 1962, I see no reason why the Chinese cannot pursue even larger operations and move deeper into India this time, especially with complete air superiority. The army will mainly be responsible for mopping up the remaining Indian forces and securing vital points along the border. Unlike 1962, the war will be entirely decided in the air and this is where India's greatest disadvantage remains.

 

[zhxy]

The real question is whether it is worth the effort, lives and resources to fight a major war over a few dozen square kilometers in the middle of the Himalayas. India is China's sixth largest trading partner, and will probably be top three in a decade. If not, then we're going to have these minor skirmishes every few years as a norm. I don't see either side making any major concessions.

Only one solution...

Vacate buffer zone....

Not a single inch captured by any country but claimed territory (called buffer zone) are clash points..

No option for both country because both countries has enough power to send each other to hell.

 

[Osiris]

China has become ASSERTIVE and it is serious to tackle all the border issues according to its whims. Poor Indians will be cut to size very soon.

China has made too many enemies in a short period of time. A global alliance is forming against China, surrounding China.
It is more than likely, that it is China which is cut down to size.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

China has made too many enemies in a short period of time. A global alliance is forming against China, surrounding China.
It is more than likely, that it is China which is cut down to size.

There is no so called "global alliance" against China. Its only found among the hallucinated Indians, Indian establishment and media.

You just have to look at how China and Russia bulldozed American efforts on Iran in UNSC just recently. Even the European allied didn't come to help America. Where do you, little minions of America stand ?

 

[- Singh Saab -]

So according to this report, 116 million Chinese people think that India's comprehensive national strength will surpass that of China's in less than 20 years?

 

[rambro]

Absolute bs, they dont talk nor propagate the notion of engage in wars, at least not to the public

 

[Osiris]

Like India has no allies at all. When I say 'allies'- I refer to those that would stand on her side against china(in the context here), not neutral friends.

We have China to thank for ..that it had so many enemies instead?

Btw who are Chinese allies ..who would go to war against let's say US for China? Even Pakistanis will abandon you ..in that case.

 

[Menthol]

There will be no war between China and India.

Perhaps just a border conflict, but a total war will never happen.


It's not destined to happen that way.

 

[petrichorgrass]

In the first comprehensive survey undertaken in China regarding Indo-Chinese relations, most of the Chinese don't take India economically and militarily significant enough to challenge China. But nearly 90% supported the use of force(military action) against India if the latter provokes. Also worth noting Nearly 75% of Chinese think the relationship between the two neighbors will be the same or even go worse.

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China must not miss this golden opportunity to carry out a wang xuance style invasion into covid ridden india, capture modi, parade him in beijing like jahangir khoja.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

China must not miss this golden opportunity

Just waiting for the right moment to strike.

 

[El Sidd]

Shèngzhàn