Well, I think you guys just look at things in a emotional way.I think China is just uncomfortable because India is getting the same attention China received from the US in the later 70s. This attention was good for China in the long run and India may reap these benefits as well.
Actually it's the other way round. The Chinese leadership is extremely mature, sensible and has a terrific diplomatic cadre. The Indian establishment on the other hand is highly immature, lethargic and incoherent. And this is exactly why India isn't really comparable to China in terms of global power.Chinese leaderships lacks maturity, sensibility and diplomacy.
No, you got it all wrong,Actually it's the other way round. The Chinese leadership is extremely mature, sensible and has a terrific diplomatic cadre. The Indian establishment on the other hand is highly immature, lethargic and incoherent. And this is exactly why India isn't really comparable to China in terms of global power.
Sir, your reasoning is not very solid. Here you assume that when China started reform, she was on the same level as India, therefore China enjoys 13 years advantage. What if China actually spent that 13 years to catch up with India, so that at 1991 we are at the same starting line? There are many things debatable here, IMHO your saying difference is because of 13 years delay is perhaps over-simplified.The reason India isn't YET comparable to China in terms of global power is, India started its reforms and opened up its economy in 1991, 13 years after China did.
Absolutely right.It is another piece of rumor, nothing more. First of them all, China with her timid government on top (CCP only cares about staying in power, thus often bending backwards to please foreigners at cost of China's own interests) would never say something like that. You can comb through all the official media of the world, you still won't find any reference to that. You think a country that is adamant that they are only a 3rd world country, would ask to be treated as equal to the US? Absolute crap! Maybe China was refering to India as a first world power, and themselves a 3rd world power, thus they were not equal8)8).
Also, why all the sensitivity given to what China thinks. India, which is buying more arms than the whole western Europe put together, is already a great power, at least in military terms. No one can dispute that, india is truely a scary power that is looming over the whole indian ocean.
It started earlier in China is because the people were fed up living in miserable condition and being fed, not with food, but with Communist homilies.Sir, your reasoning is not very solid. Here you assume that when China starts reform, she is on the same level as India, therefore China enjoys 13 years advantage. What if China actually spent that 13 years to catch up with India, so that at 1991 we are at the same starting line? There are many things debatable here, IMHO your saying difference is because of 13 years delay is perhaps over-simplified.
The other interesting question is why reform first started in China rather than in India? Is it just coincident?
You may have explained why China started reform, but seems not saying anything about why it is earlier than India.It started earlier in China is because the people were fed up living in miserable condition and being fed, not with food, but with Communist homilies.
Deng saw the vision and was thrown out but when he was rehabilitated by Chou, he threw of the false Communist yoke.
He had travelled abroad and studied. He married an industrialist's daughter Zhuo Lin. So, he knew how China was being taken for a ride with hollow Communist slogans.
That's why.
India embraced socialism and was not willing to change.You may have explained why China started reform, but seems not saying anything about why it is earlier than India.
You may have explained why China started reform, but seems not saying anything about why it is earlier than India.
These are very silly questions.^^^ Continue comment above: did India start reform because she saw China was catching up?
I think it causes unnecessary confusion to call it "self styled socialism" or any kind of "socialism". It was a weird combination of socialism, capitalism, communism, statism, liberalism, and a hodepodge of other things. I think it would be best to call it "NehruGandhism". Or, you could just say license-permit raj.Repeatedly hearing Indians saying they had a self styled socialism? What socialism is it? So many in the world brand theirs as socialism? Did 'Womb to Tomb' ever happen in India? If really that could have been fabulous
Hey, my friend, you managed to find answers to very silly questions, aren't you silly?These are very silly questions.
Lets just say, the NehruGandhis of that era were stuck-up morons. And they spawned a similar moronic class of sycophantic officials around them. Reform and stuff like that was last on their minds, and I don't think they even comprehended it well.
China was lucky to get a leader like Deng Xiaoping, who replaced that mass-murdering bloodthirsty Mao chap.
What more do you want to know? I don't understand why Chinese keep asking "WHY INDIA STARTED LATE"! That is a fact of life, and that fact has shaped how the nations have shaped up today. We have to live with it.