amoy
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Probabaly in real life there's few Indian talking abt China off DFI. Similarly not much attention paid to India by ordinary Chinese simply becoz of little relevance to daily life. Turning on TV, u see more coverage on the US's QE or PIIGS in crisis, or Sino-Russia row over gas price, rather than India. We may catch sight of a few Indians on the street but not really many, unlike Japanese or Koreans whom Chinese are in close contact with despite well known 'feuds'.
To be frank I hope that someday it comes true that every body starts to say "China this, India that". Right now there's no fundamental change anticipated to the "cold peace" btwn China and India. Each would continue to pursue the best of its interest, and form "alliances" subject to different agendas.
For China, practically it has to quit every illusion abt India given the impasse in the bilateral relationshp. Instead China has to keep on growing rapport with S. Asian states both economically and militarily, not in the wild fantasy of encroaching India or contending the US hegemony, but in the aspiration to secure the necessary resources/routes and explore untapped markets. In the coming decades deteriorating domestic frustrations / grievances have to be vented outward rather than becoming self desructive. China's Socialism (or State Capitalism, in contrast to weak individual enterprises) will be able to unleash great potential in advancing China's interest overseas in order to facilitate a real rise for the well being of Chinese
To be frank I hope that someday it comes true that every body starts to say "China this, India that". Right now there's no fundamental change anticipated to the "cold peace" btwn China and India. Each would continue to pursue the best of its interest, and form "alliances" subject to different agendas.
For China, practically it has to quit every illusion abt India given the impasse in the bilateral relationshp. Instead China has to keep on growing rapport with S. Asian states both economically and militarily, not in the wild fantasy of encroaching India or contending the US hegemony, but in the aspiration to secure the necessary resources/routes and explore untapped markets. In the coming decades deteriorating domestic frustrations / grievances have to be vented outward rather than becoming self desructive. China's Socialism (or State Capitalism, in contrast to weak individual enterprises) will be able to unleash great potential in advancing China's interest overseas in order to facilitate a real rise for the well being of Chinese