Has the word "win-win" ever struck your mind?
Chinese companies are there to earn money, and India companies are purchasing Chinese telecom equipments to earn money easier. Both Chinese companies and Indian companies will benefit from that cooperation.
I will not deny that Indian government's banning on Chinese telem equipments will hurt Chinese companies such as Huawei and ZTE because India is the largest foreign market for both Huawei and ZTE. So if India's intention is to harm the interest of China, then you certainly have done a good job by issuing that ban.
But i am pretty sure that India can not benefit from that ban at all, unless you count China's loss as your gain ( which is exactly what is happening here). Without Chinese telecom companies, India's cellphone services providers have no alternative but to turn to western companies whose equipments are much more expensive than Chinese companies', as a result, Indian people are going to pay a fortune for that.
Nimo_cn.....you obviously have a tough time lining up your duck chicklings in a row, dont you.
Let me explain this to you in simple language. For 50 years, China has been playing the "your loss is my gain" game with India(to use your own words, as you so beautifully put it).
China my friend wrote the book on the "
your loss is my gain" game. Simply put, it describes China's foreign policy with respect to India in one simple phrase.
Why do you think that China developed such a close relationship with Pakistan - because you Chinese (that is wiping out their Uyghur Muslim bothers in China) is so similar to the mullah culture of the Pakistanis. The only reason your country bankrolled Pakistan army and supplied them with nuclear weapon designs is because for China - any enemy of India is automatically China's best friend.
So please stop giving us Indians lectures on morality. Getting a lecture on fair-play from a Chinaman, is like getting a lecture on morality from a child-molester.