China Economy: News & Discussion

[srevster]

Deccan plateau is so high and so splendid, must full of water, natural resources like oil, metal...

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Wait, guess who is holding Asia's water tower.

You sound very stupid. South India gets its water sources from monsoon and it's subtropical. China has little to no influence on India's water source.

Much of the precipitation in India, about 85%, is received during summer months through monsoons in the Himalayan catchments of the Ganges-Brahmaputra-Meghna basin. The northeastern region of the country receives heavy precipitation, in comparison with the northwestern, western and southern parts.

 

[srevster]

 

[srevster]

Like I said China SupaPowa has no affect on India's water flood zones or water supply.

 

[srevster]

This is the Deccan plateau

 

[srevster]

This is the Western Ghats

 

[srevster]

This is Eastern Ghats

 

[RoaringTigerHiddenDragon]

You all know how badly I think of the chicken chowmein party. But now they are taking it to atrocious levels - see the video below. The dirt poor Chinese peasants are suffering miserably and the CCP is doing PR videos on rescues. How bad can a government get against its own people? The CCP clowns are going to get their karma soon. Horrific gaand masti by the chakki chor party.

 

[srevster]

This is how Indian monsoon's travel. Take note of the direction, does it look like they are coming from China?

Monsoons release water starting in South India ending in the Himalayas and then they retreat back across India into the ocean. So water is dropped as they travel from South to North India and then again when they travel back from North India to South India. Where does China come into the picture here?

 

[RoaringTigerHiddenDragon]

Deccan plateau is so high and so splendid, must full of water, natural resources like oil, metal...

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Wait, guess who is holding Asia's water tower.

Asia’s water towers are the Himalayas not Tibet. Occupied Tibet is a cold desert. The Himalayas are called water towers because they are tall structures that block the monsoons . that is why Indian plains get all the water and not China occupied Tibet. Looks like @rockdog has not gone to school. Lol.

 

[srevster]

Asia’s water towers are the Himalayas not Tibet. Occupied Tibet is a cold desert. The Himalayas are called water towers because they are tall structures that block the monsoons . that is why Indian plains get all the water and not China occupied Tibet. Looks like @rockdog has not gone to school. Lol.

The Himalayas only get the left over water as the Monsoon goes through India. Most of the monsoon is dispersed because of the elevation changes from the western ghats to the Deccan Plateau before the monsoon gets to the Himalayas.

 

[KurtisBrian]

Deccan plateau is so high and so splendid, must full of water, natural resources like oil, metal...

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Wait, guess who is holding Asia's water tower.

Posters have indicated the Tibet plateau has no relevance to India for water. It does have relevance for China and SE Asia.

China is holding China's water tower and SE Asia's water tower. wikipedia says the Yellow, Yangtze and Mekong rivers all begin on the Tibetan plateau. So no surprise Chinese are in Tibet in force to secure and protect the source of the rivers Chinese and SE Asians use.

 

[rockdog]

Southern India doesn't depend on Asia's water tower for water.

We get out water from Monsoons. There's no dependency on Himalayas.

Heard your northen parts are more people intensive like Uttar Pradesh and the least developed state is Bihar.

A better water management system will be benenficial for both nations, then we need to speed up the building up...

China builds new dam in Tibet near Indian border

Satellite images of the new dam on the Mabja Zangbo river shared by a geospatial intelligence researcher on Twitter

www.thehindu.com

China’s Super Hydropower Dam and Fears of Sino-Indian Water Wars

The already-fraught relationship between China and India is becoming even more tense over Beijing’s plans to build a “super hydropower dam” in Tibet.

thediplomat.com

China's plans for Himalayan super dam stoke fears in India

China is planning a mega dam in Tibet able to produce triple the electricity generated by the Three Gorges—the world's largest power station—stoking fears among environmentalists and in neighbouring India.

phys.org

For renewable engery, anti-global warming, consume less oil. For a better world!

And blessing from Yogi:

 

[rockdog]

Posters have indicated the Tibet plateau has no relevance to India for water. It does have relevance for China and SE Asia.

China is holding China's water tower and SE Asia's water tower. wikipedia says the Yellow, Yangtze and Mekong rivers all begin on the Tibetan plateau. So no surprise Chinese are in Tibet in force to secure and protect the source of the rivers Chinese and SE Asians use.

It's actuall in Qinghai province of Tibet plateau.

I visited the exact place of the three rivers’ birth place this May, you can check my travel blog.

Road trip to the west, my National Day holidays

Last ancient town to visit, the Han race region: https://www.chinahighlights.com/tengchong/attraction/heshun-ancient-village.htm Mcdonald's ancient sytle. The center of town is a library.

defenceforumindia.com

* the Lantsang river is Mekong river.

 

[vin bharat mahan]

The Himalayas only get the left over water as the Monsoon goes through India. Most of the monsoon is dispersed because of the elevation changes from the western ghats to the Deccan Plateau before the monsoon gets to the Himalayas.

yes...most north indian rivers get water from himalayan glaciers. monsoon bring water only in july nd August mostly. that time north indian rivers get extra water nd flood like situation happened in higher heights. so north indian rivers can survive even without monsoon. untill Himalayas have glaciers. which unfortunately is melting very fastly, due to global warming.

 

[srevster]

It's actuall in Qinghai province of Tibet plateau.

I visited the exact place of the three rivers’ birth place this May, you can check my travel blog.

Road trip to the west, my National Day holidays

Last ancient town to visit, the Han race region: https://www.chinahighlights.com/tengchong/attraction/heshun-ancient-village.htm Mcdonald's ancient sytle. The center of town is a library.

defenceforumindia.com

* the Lantsang river is Mekong river.

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How many of these rivers originate in China?

 

[shade]

@Kumaoni ye le, your beloved chinkies gloating over "control of water tower of assia"

 

[vin bharat mahan]

Posters have indicated the Tibet plateau has no relevance to India for water. It does have relevance for China and SE Asia.

China is holding China's water tower and SE Asia's water tower. wikipedia says the Yellow, Yangtze and Mekong rivers all begin on the Tibetan plateau. So no surprise Chinese are in Tibet in force to secure and protect the source of the rivers Chinese and SE Asians use.

yes...thats why its important to independent tibbet as soon as possible. otherwise chinese will RIP tibbet people, culture, water nd natural resources pritty soon. that will be disastrous for many countries. india nd tibbet was historically always friendly toward each other. we want our friend nation free itself soon. u will get ur karma one day.

 

[NutCracker]

China’s Foreign Investment Gauge Declines to 25-Year Low (1)

One measure of new foreign investment in China fell to the lowest level in 25 years in the second quarter, fueling concerns about how much geopolitical tensions and the economy’s slowing recovery can hurt business confidence.

news.bloomberglaw.com

I wonder if our Forum's Non chinese resident Wumaos have invested even 20% of their wealth back in their TofuDreg country.

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https://archive.ph/WhZqw

Btw about slump in 2016.

After losing to India in FDI, China opens up economy more - Times of India

India Business News: China, which last year lost the top position as an investment destination to India, has now opened up more sectors for foreign investors to catch up.

m.timesofindia.com

Let's see how they try to escape this time.

 

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[Cheepek]

Things are really getting bad