Make friends with the generations of old Chinese from the "fake Arunachal Pradesh "

[chhota bheem]

I'm search for a friend who is a tibetan not a arabian.

Then why are you looking in AP,look in tibet,that just above your head,look up you will find tibetan.

 

[INDIC]

Haha It's real but it was 2300 ago.

Yes, you have the term historical Chinese land.

 

[welcomeJason]

Yes, you have the term historical Chinese land.

When Qin Dynasty , there was not Han.
Han emerged against Qin.

 

[Jayanta]

I still think Arunachal Pradesh is part of India, it is for certain apart of the indian sub continent, look at how the sub continent came into connection with the rest of the world.

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You see that, it looks like Arunachal pradesh was part of Indian a long time ago.

If China quote 200-300 BC Chinese maps to claim Arunachal Pradesh.....Mongolia can claim whole of Eurasia...citing Chengiz Khan, Romans can claim the whole of Europe and so on. Once the modern map was drawn by the British when they left should be considered now....any attempt to expand territory especially in Indo-China and Pakistan areas will lead to annihilation.

 

[Jayanta]

When Qin Dynasty , there was not Han.
Han emerged against Qin.

Have you heard of Chengiz Khan....I have never seen any Mongol claiming half of China because it was his territory.

 

[welcomeJason]

Then why are you looking in AP,look in tibet,that just above your head,look up you will find tibetan.

I want to know the living conditions of Tibetan Chinese there because no median once reported them.

 

[INDIC]

If China quote 200-300 BC Chinese maps to claim Arunachal Pradesh.....Mongolia can claim whole of Eurasia...citing Chengiz Khan, Romans can claim the whole of Europe and so on. Once the modern map was drawn by the British when they left should be considered now....any attempt to expand territory especially in Indo-China and Pakistan areas will lead to annihilation.

The Qing Dynasty themselves butchered the natives of Western China like the Dzungarians and Miaos, even British look angels before it. Its quite bizarre when Chinese parrot around the British imperialism to claim territories in Himalayas.

 

[Abotani]

I want to know the living conditions of Tibetan Chinese there because no median once reported them.

Which is why I asked you what is it that you want to know about?I am from the tibetan related ie tani group of AP/south tibet.Outsiders i.e, Indians aren't considered as one of us..so again I repeat what is it that you want to know about?

 

[welcomeJason]

Have you heard of Chengiz Khan....I have never seen any Mongol claiming half of China because it was his territory.

You can't judge the race of a mogolian baby born in southern China

 

[Jayanta]

The Qing Dynasty themselves butchered the natives of Western China like the Dzungarians and Miaos, even British look angels before it. Its quite bizarre when Chinese parrot around the British imperialism to claim territories in Himalayas.

Don't have to go that far in history....just take Tiananmen square as an example.

 

[welcomeJason]

Which is why I asked you what is it that you want to know about?I am from the tibetan related ie tani group of AP/south tibet.Outsiders i.e, Indians aren't considered as one of us..so again I repeat what is it that you want to know about?

Find some friends there and I bought a tourism book about that place today

 

[INDIC]

When Qin Dynasty , there was not Han.
Han emerged against Qin.

The map of Han Empire is more or less the same. So, what does a Han Chinese have to do with people living in Himalayas.

 

[chhota bheem]

I want to know the living conditions of Tibetan Chinese there because no median once reported them.

There are plenty of reports on tibetans living in India,Tibetans dont like china thats why your CCP dsnt allow you guys to read those news thats why they control the media in china

 

[INDIC]

Don't have to go that far in history....just take Tiananmen square as an example.

This is a very interesting article about how Chinese see non-Han people.

BBC News - A Point Of View: How China sees a multicultural world

From the mid-17th Century, large tracts of the western region were conquered by the Qing dynasty in a series of brutal wars. The inhabitants of these lands were not Han. With their different physical appearance, darker skin, distinctive customs and lower level of development, the Han saw them as the Other, as "barbarians".

Not surprisingly, the Chinese government, both imperial and communist, has long had a troubled relationship with parts of the western regions, notably Tibet and Xinjiang.

 

[welcomeJason]

Don't have to go that far in history....just take Tiananmen square as an example.

Tianamen is like the movement in Hongkong now supported by western powers and some capitals who want to get economic benefits from Hongkong and asia's stock markets.