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Does anyone else think the speaker (Jun Tang) looks like a zombie? And yes, sterotyping is bad :frown:

That's really ironic coming from the guy who bragged about killing hundreds of thousands of "Confucianists".

Don't ruin their wet dreams... let them believe that they defeated the world's most powerful country at the time, even though they couldn't even defeat India :whistle:

LOL no one asked you to post your useless comments on this thread... feel free to leave and take all your pakii trolls with you.

RIP to the deceased What caused the fire?

What is Zangnan?

Actually, China's opinion doesn't really matter either, because the areas of Kashmir that India wants belong to Pakistan only, not China. The Aksai Chin plateau is claimed by India only as a bargaining chip. As soon as you withdraw your illegitimate claim to Arunachal Pradesh, we will...

Luckily for us, your opinion doesn't matter.

No, it does not change the status quo. However, this decision is still very significant because Pakistan now has no chance of getting international support on Kashmir. It is still disputed between India and Pakistan, but without international support does Pakistan have any chance of getting...

I think he meant 1987.

Now you are revealing even more of your stupidity :disagree: Let me put this as clearly as possible for you tiny brain to comprehend: Neither Ancient India nor Ancient Rome were global powers in the MODERN sense, because there were no aircraft carriers, strategic bombers, nukes, etc. in 200...

In terms of military strength, population, area, and wealth, there were many Indian empires that matched the Greeks, Persians, Romans, and Arabs. But none of those empires were "global" in the modern sense because the technology of the time didn't allow them to exert power on a global scale...

This is probably the best way to get the point across to China about Kashmir's significance to India. For the sake of future Sino-Indian relations, I hope both countries understand what is important to them.

The closest thing to being a "global power" back then was attracting immigrants and traders from all over the world, which India did better than any other civilization in antiquity. The technology of the time didn't allow countries to become global powers in the military sense, only in the...

That's what I was thinking, but there is no navalized version of F-15 (as far as I know)

Just curious, can someone translate what the labels on India in the first map says?

Weren't you lecturing me a few pages ago on courtesy? Hypocrisy at its finest :tup: I bow to thee, fair sir

Vadas and egg rolls.

I had a Chinese girlfriend once upon a time in a land far far away. If I'm lucky, I'll get to visit her on my trip to China.

Doesn't "q" make a "ch" sound in Mandarin?