amoy
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On withdrawal from South Tibet I think it was a wise move. Apart from complications like terrain, weather, logistics etc. there must have been a well devised preplan including clearly defined PURPOSES to be pursued in the offensive. Once preset aims were achieved within a given time frame it was natural to pull back as planned.
Obviously the retaliation was not for regaining territories in one go. IMO the war fulfilled its mission ã€to curb Indian further adventures】 forward but failed in ã€pulling India back to negotiating】 for a permanent border.
Rather than flooding India, in addition to dams for hydropower, it's more practical to divert Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) to the arid west like Xinjiang, Gansu... for irrigation and eventually turning Gobi deserts to oasis for ecological sake, and the well being of local communities.
Obviously the retaliation was not for regaining territories in one go. IMO the war fulfilled its mission ã€to curb Indian further adventures】 forward but failed in ã€pulling India back to negotiating】 for a permanent border.
Rather than flooding India, in addition to dams for hydropower, it's more practical to divert Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) to the arid west like Xinjiang, Gansu... for irrigation and eventually turning Gobi deserts to oasis for ecological sake, and the well being of local communities.