Tesla drives past India, into China

[Yizhi]

One is not allowed, you will be too dirty for the water.
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autumn best time of a year to visit Jiuzhaigou. love the color of trees.

 

[Water Car Engineer]

Is there even a market for a Tesla in India?

Recently, Mahindra produces a city electric car, I dont even know if that's doing well.

 

[Zhang Fan]

autumn best time of a year to visit Jiuzhaigou. love the color of trees.

I'm sure the crowd there will ruin your mood at a blink of eye,trust me

 

[Yizhi]

I'm sure the crowd there will ruin your mood at a blink of eye,trust me

Haha been there before, still worth traveling though.

I like Huanglong more.

 

[Zhang Fan]

Haha been there before, still worth traveling though.

I like Huanglong more.

I always avoid going to the so-called scenic-spot where rowdy crowds congregate and ticket fees are required,I'd rather myself find an unexploited forest or mountain in the periphery and hurl myself into it alone

 

[AndrewJin]

I'm sure the crowd there will ruin your mood at a blink of eye,trust me

No, I thought I would, but I enjoyed the beauty of Jiuzhaigou even with so many tourists around.

 

[AndrewJin]

Haha been there before, still worth traveling though.

I like Huanglong more.

Exactly. It is really about one's mentality. Most beautiful natural parks in China are always full of people.

 

[AndrewJin]

I always avoid going to the so-called scenic-spot where rowdy crowds congregate and ticket fees are required,I'd rather myself find an unexploited forest or mountain in the periphery and hurl myself into it alone

I hike a lot, but not a single so called empty forest or mountain can match Sichuan's Yading sacred mountains . The beauty of China should be enjoyed by every Chinese, not just some hikers or trekkers.

 

[Yizhi]

I always avoid going to the so-called scenic-spot where rowdy crowds congregate and ticket fees are required,I'd rather myself find an unexploited forest or mountain in the periphery and hurl myself into it alone

just drive to any local reservior you'll get the mountain, water and solitude.

watch out for the guards though, once we got kicked out of a reservior.... apparently no entry for certain areas...

 

[BDforever]

just drive to any local reservior you'll get the mountain, water and solitude.

watch out for the guards though, once we got kicked out of a reservior.... apparently no entry for certain areas...

 

[Zhang Fan]

just drive to any local reservior you'll get the mountain, water and solitude.

watch out for the guards though, once we got kicked out of a reservior.... apparently no entry for certain areas...

sad sad story,"scenic spots" got occupied by the state,other spots in periphery didn't survive from similar kind of manipulation either,what is difference between it and a prison?

 

[Keel]

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Who are you talking to?

 

[Joe Shearer]

Here's what the Americans have to say

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Ah, right!

Might be a future source of pilot deaths.

Might also be the world's fastest crop-dusting aircraft.

When this one of half-baked amateurish criticism is put up as serious comment, the sky is no longer the limit.

 

[Thorough Pro]

LOL, Sour grapes

India will never have electric cars.

 

[Joe Shearer]

LOL, Sour grapes

That generally means (in English,bl I hasten to add), decrying a situation that one cannot achieve oneself.

How this proverbial saying applies here is not clear.

The point was about the safety of the Tejas. Nothing has been said in that anonymous scrappy quotation that shows that the plane is unsafe. There is only a wild speculation, totally in the air, about what might happen in future.

Where does 'sour grapes' apply to this, other than to deepen your preparation for being tested on your trip on the English language? Which clearly needs further work, going by the evidence on hand.