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Tit for tat: The whole land of India should be the global property. Apparently India did not learn the lesson from 1962 when India trod China's territory. Now India is meddling our sovereignty again and China should not let India get away with it easily. The best answer to the provoking India...

India is a threat to each and every one of its neighbors. Can you name one who does not think so?

Yawn......... What are stopping you? Why don't you go sue China other than whining here? Your Vietnamese people are in Chinese jail, and I believe you know how we Chinese hate your Viets guts. Your cheap government cannot pay the fine and let your compatriot fellows endure the ordeal in...

"China is developing all of them."

Just curious: who among the ASEAN really buy this kinda Indian crap? what can India offer on the table except lip services?

Fair enough. A level play field does not only benefit the vendors like Japan or China, but also the best interest of India. China definitely can meet the challenge and stand out from the market competition.

To my India's friends, whatever gets you off is fine. You have my best wishes. After all, it is not a crime to dream.

Chinese will prove itself as a leading technology provider in the bullet train market after all the sensation and emotion boils down in the next few years. Last year's setback definitely slows down the export of bullet train. Lessons that were learned will make our HSR safer with more...

In that case, I still blame the Indian government of negligence of educating its own people. I believe the Govt CAN change the mindset of people but the Indian govt did not take its responsible job enough.

Ever heard of the rule of law? Charge those wrongdoers with endangering public safety and put them in jail like what China does.

If stopping from talking about the accidents could prevent the train tragic in India, I would have deleted this thread willingly.

China and India can take turns to take the lead role of Iranian oil importers. That way, both nations can face less pressure coming from the US. Finally, China and India can have some common ground.

Although I feel sorry for your Indian compatriots who were killed in the train incidents, I am glad you are not one of Indian government officials. What you have said explains why "The group of experts on the committee noted that Indian Railways is reluctant to acknowledge the deaths as train...

Lax safety standards on India's railway lines have caused thousands of deaths, a government committee has said, calling the deaths a "massacre". The committee said 15,000 people are killed by trains every year trying to cross tracks that are not fenced off. Almost half of the deaths occur in...

On Chinese side, the reality is that the majority of Chinese do not know the 1962 war between China and India. India was painted by the media and the textbook as a nation with long history and rich culture. The Chinese populace do not even know people on the other side of Himalayas have ill-will...

I am really sick of the Indian propaganda and shamelessness. I have some stories to share with my friends. The real life tells quite differently from what kind of freedom and democrazy India boasts: 1. One of aljazeera reports, which you can find from youtube, is about how cruelly and how...

OMG! I shook hands with an Indian earlier today. Would it give me something else other than friendship?

Very good point. 1. Both China and Pakistan are willing to build STRONG economic ties. 2. Much effort has been made from both sides. But the progress is not as good as we wish. 3. For the concern from our Indian friends, China and Pakistan will sort it out and make both countries prosperous...

Last time when one of our neighbors was crazy about its "forward policy" and ignored China's warning, guess what happened? The crazy and greedy neighbor got biiiiittttccchhh-slapped. Judging by the the responses below, the lesson wasn't learned. Maybe it is time for another lesson.

First, congratulations to my fellow Indian friends! Then again, it reminds me of those exciting wonderful memory: Shining India. Yeah, the tin-hut in the slum is still shining and smelling Incredible India. Indeed, the game goes on and the political rhetoric and propaganda never stops...