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If the topic is only about Mao, i think he made 4 achievements on forgein policy:

1. Stop USA and UN 18 nation armies in Korea. It made Stalin brought 156 Mega industrial projects gifted to China, almost made us became an entry level of industrialized nation.

2. Crushed India in 1962, destroyed India reputation as leader of developing nations, and replaced China in this position, and gained from it.

3. Broke up with Krushchev and USSR in 1969, voiding collapse like Ruissa and other eastern nations in 1990s.

4. Cooperation with US, and finally established forgein relation after he died. It's the fundamental thing for Deng's open window and further reforn in economics. Without good relation with USA, no western nations would made massive investment here.
He didn’t crush India in 1962. He retreated his ass all the way back and got his ass handed to him in 1967.
 

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Given the single child syndrome, rapidly plummeting TFR & fast ageing of the Chinese society, this is a welcome development.
 

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Not really, depends on which industry.

Even Indian doesn't like, it still need to import port crane from China, the ZPMC has 70% share in the world.

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The title of speech from Obama, was Made in USA...
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Two words in reply to your long post: so what?
Industrial machinery is not an area india has trade bans on China. Some Indian metros also import rolling stock from CRRC while most are produced in-country. Building giant gantry cranes is no big deal. The west has been doing it since the 50s. When india becomes a much larger economy like $6 trillion+ and many ports need substantial expansion, there will be economies of scale in manufacturing in India. Right now how many gantry cranes are needed in India? It does not make sense to manufacture these yet.
India now has started manufacturing its own containers as companies acknowledge that there is scale in doing so. Indian shipyards will dramatically expand as India starts building ships for the west, east asian and the gulf countries. Everything will come with time and scale. These are things that have been done 50 years ago by the developed nations. China is just a follower and so will India.
 

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Korea war to China, means avoiding face the usa army on the border of our northeast, the best industrial belt at the moment.

Mao made it.




Strategic benefit always more important than casualties. Soviet had twice casualties than German in Stalingrad battlefield, but everyone knows it's the turning point.

In 1971, those developing nations helped PR.China kicked R.O.China out of UNSC, since we got enough votes from them.

@SexyChineseLady maybe not happy to it. ^_^






I said Mao made China an entry level industrialized nation, not advanced level.

Deng made the policy that deeply integrating with the world, started the right direction of being advanced industrialization.
Remember 1962 was all before India went nuclear. It is all irrelevant to today’s position where India has its own SSBNs delivering long range nukes. Also, post India was able to peacefully absorb strategic areas like Sikkim, whose per capita income is now $10000 compared to Nepal with same demographics and PCI of $1300. All Himalayan states in India are doing really well due to tourism and eco friendly business exports.
 

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If China were actually communist, this would never have happened ;)
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China is the greatest trading nation in the modern age, directly opposite of communism.
Propaganda Man never check facts he forgest where are the largest electronics companies from the world

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The greatest industrial power in the world
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By revenue

ankCompany
1Apple Inc. – $378 billion
2Foxconn – $215 billion
3Dell – $87 billion
4Sony Group Corporation – $85 billion
5Intel Corporation – $79 billion
6LG Electronics Inc. – $66 billion
7HP Inc. – $64 billion
8Lenovo Group – $61 billion
9Samsung Group – $50 billion
10Huawei Technologies Co. – $4 billion



 

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If China were actually communist, this would never have happened ;)
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Summary of The Largest Consumer Electronics Companies in The World
Check out our list of the largest consumer electronics companies in the world:

RankCompany
1Apple – Sales revenue: $365 Billion
2Samsung-Sales revenue: $240 Billion
3Microsoft – Sales revenue: $168 Billion
4DELL- Sales revenue: $101 Billion
5Sony- Sales revenue: $88 Billion
6Hitachi – Sales revenue: $84 Billion
7LG – Sales revenue: $67 Billion
8Panasonic – Sales revenue: $63 Billion
9HP – Sales revenue: $63 Billion
10Fujitsu – Sales revenue: $33 Billion



No no Chinese companies Mostly american and Japanese and South Korean



The Chinese communist comisar makes money selling our labour to the capitalist pigs
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@rockdog @skywatcher

India, emerging as the third and "eventually the largest economic superpower", is anticipated to have a GDP "90 percent larger than China's and 30 percent larger than that of the US by the end of the century", CEBR stated in its report.11 hours ago
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So what will happen after a century is matter of discussion for today
Good sense of argument
 

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@rockdog @skywatcher

India, emerging as the third and "eventually the largest economic superpower", is anticipated to have a GDP "90 percent larger than China's and 30 percent larger than that of the US by the end of the century", CEBR stated in its report.11 hours ago
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@jai jaganath
According to the 3rd book of "The Three Body Problem" the "Dead End“,after 20 million years, the last two survivors from the earth, are Chinese, so we are world's largest economy by year 2002032! We beat you!

 

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So what will happen after a century is matter of discussion for today
Good sense of argument
Puttar, what happened thousands of years ago influences how we think today. The goals we set for 100 years influence how we make decisions today. It’s called vision statement and sense of purpose. Something which you lack obviously with your simping behavior
 

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@rockdog @skywatcher

India, emerging as the third and "eventually the largest economic superpower", is anticipated to have a GDP "90 percent larger than China's and 30 percent larger than that of the US by the end of the century", CEBR stated in its report.11 hours ago
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@jai jaganath
let's focus on 2030. Our budgets and spending on urban development is pitiful right now. We need to do a lot more to improve the quality of life of people even at today's levels of development. The primary education system in India is still abysmal and is not producing enough skilled people for future jobs. Water, food, health infrastructure is yet to be fully solved. Reliable 24x7 electricity for all is yet to be done. The smart cities mission is a case in point. Even after 10 years of implementation, Urban Local Bodies are struggling to spend even the allotted budget - which is a small amount to begin with. Similarly the smart electricity meter has achieved only a fraction of what it was supposed to achieve. Same for water, sewer systems, urban roads etc. Targets must be achieved first. Top 100 cities must get to global living standards, free of corruption and highly safe to live and easy to work in. These cities are the drivers of growth. Right now not even the top 5 cities are anywhere close to global standards. The gap is very huge. This is the first thing to fix and it has to be done on a war footing.
Forecasting is all well and good but we need to see changes on the ground and not just mere future growth statistics. We need to see targets being set and achieved in allotted time. That is what gives people confidence. Growth automatically comes when targets are achieved.
 

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