Life About Indian Chinese In India

[rott]

Found this documentary by chance on Youtube. Thought I'd post it since India and China are pretty close neighbors and already had a war in their bag.

 

[GCTom]

I think you meant Chinese-Indians?

 

[rott]

I think you meant Chinese-Indians?

Yes I suppose. Don't know what is right. Chinese-Indian then.

 

[bolo]

Do the indians rape and harass the Chinese living in India like they do with the Sino Tibetans living in northeast india?

 

[Manmohan]

Good documentary. I don't understand mandarin/cantonese but they seem to be pretty fluent.

Indians born abroad can barely speak their own language.

 

[IndoUS]

Good documentary. I don't understand mandarin/cantonese but they seem to be pretty fluent.

Indians born abroad can barely speak their own language.

Not completely true, there are a lot of people from Kerala here, who speak Malyali even though their kids were born here. But barely some people speak Hindi, only those who actually moved here from India can speak Hindi, but they all speak the regional language.

 

[Kataria]

Are they South Indians or North Indians?

 

[Okemos]

No more revolution please, so sad. But I am moved that they still retina their identity very well.

 

[Aepsilons]

Very interesting! So, the Chinese community in India only marry other Chinese ? Or do they also intermarry local Indians? We have a lot of Chinese, too, living in Japan. They retain their culture very well. That's one thing I admire about Chinese people -- they are proud of their Chinese identity. To the point they even resist complete assimilation with the host country.

 

[Koovie]

who speak Malyali

Its Malayalam and not Malyali

 

[Arya Desa]

Calcutta has the only Chinatown in India. I wonder how hard it was for them to adapt to an Indian lifestyle and the Indian sun.

 

[Sonyuke_Songpaisan]

Very interesting! So, the Chinese community in India only marry other Chinese ? Or do they also intermarry local Indians? We have a lot of Chinese, too, living in Japan. They retain their culture very well. That's one thing I admire about Chinese people -- they are proud of their Chinese identity. To the point they even resist complete assimilation with the host country.

Many overseas Chinese keep our culture very well. such as Malysian Chinese, Indonisian chinese and Burma Chinese. But for Chinese in Thai, we are deeply assimilated into the Thai society.

 

[gslv]

Its Malayalam and not Malyali

No bro its Madrassi. every effing south language is madrassi. Just kidding .

 

[eazzy]

Anyone heard about that guy killed in India just because he looked like a Chinese. He was Indian and not even ethnic Han.

 

[rott]

Anyone heard about that guy killed in India just because he looked like a Chinese. He was Indian and not even ethnic Han.

Are you talking about the guy from North East?