The impending collapse of China

[Chinese-Dragon]

Lol stop lying through your teeth, we are not cpc-zombie!!

LOL Wikipedia? Epic source.

These are not "castes" in the true sense of the word, because you are not linked to any of these by birth or blood. They are social classes, like elsewhere in the world.

Use any search engine to look for the phrase "caste killings" or "dalit burnings" and you will get millions of results from the Indian news, nowhere else in the world.

 

[Developereo]

Guys,

Can I just ask people to bring the discussion back to the topic instead of a historical tour?

The only people who keep looking backwards are the ones who don't like the view ahead.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Didn't Aryan invaders force the original indian become dalits.perhaps Central asian hated black skinned people in ancient times？

It's possible, though I haven't read much about the Aryan invasions of India.

The only people who keep looking backwards are the ones who don't like the view ahead.

Quite understandable, when the only thing ahead for India seems to be S&P downgrades, a debt-to-GDP ratio worse than Spain, and extreme policy paralysis.

 

[shuttler]

weren't you chinese pumped with britishi opium/ drugs

were you indians the longest and largest enslaved people on the planet by the brits in Asia?

 

[Holmes]

were you indians the longest and largest enslaved people on the planet by the brits in Asia?

and u were known as "$ick man of Asia..."

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

were you indians the longest and largest enslaved people on the planet by the brits in Asia?

Not just enslaved, the main thing is that they were created by the British.

There was no such thing as India before the era of colonialism.

 

[shuttler]

he isnt wrong


Lin Yutang (1895-1976) author of The Wisdom of China and India:

"Never before had China seen a religion so rich in imagery, so beautiful and captivating in ritualism and so bold in cosmological and metaphysical speculations. Like a poor beggar suddenly halting before a magnificent storehouse of precious stones of dazzling brilliancy and splendor, China was overwhelmed, baffled and overjoyed. She begged and borrowed freely from this munificent giver. The first borrowings were chiefly from the religious life of India, in which China's indebtedness to India can never be fully told."

Hu Shih, (1891-1962), Chinese philosopher in Republican China. He was ambassador to the U.S. (1938-42) and chancellor of Peking University (1946-48).

"India conquered and dominated China culturally for two thousand years without ever having to send a single soldier across her border."

Lin Yutang (1895-1976) author of The Wisdom of China and India:

"India was China's teacher in religion and imaginative literature, and the world's teacher in trignometry, quandratic equations, grammar, phonetics, Arabian Nights, animal fables, chess, as well as in philosophy, and that she inspired Boccaccio, Goethe, Herder, Schopenhauer, Emerson, and probably also old Aesop."

Amaury de Reincourt (1918 - ) was born in Orleans, France. He received his B.A. from the Sorbonne and his M.A. from the University of Algiers. He is author of several books including The American empire and The Soul of India, he wrote: " The Chinese travelers' description of life in India... reveals great admiration from all concerned for the remarkable civilization displayed under their eyes."

"India sent missionaries, China sending back pilgrims. It is a striking fact that in all relations between the two civilizations, the Chinese were always the recipient and the Indian the donor." "Indian influence prevailed over the Chinese, and for evident reasons: an undoubted cultural superiority owing to much greater philosophic and religious insight, and also to a far more flexible script."

(source: The Soul of India – by Amaury de Riencourt p 141 and 161).

so you have so many Chinese Masters who praised your service! Exceptional slavery conducts in display by indian toadies indeed!

Not just enslaved, the main thing is that they were created by the British.

There was no such thing as India before the era of colonialism.

Thank you! that goes one step further exposing a vague culture out of the thickest fog by the brits! That's why so many indians are still being opiated by the british rules!

and u were known as "$ick man of Asia..."

that terms is absolutely befitting to indians. "sick man of the world" - having only won ONE medal in all Olmpic events plus all the weird cultures beliefs and ...!

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Guys,

Can I just ask people to bring the discussion back to the topic instead of a historical tour?

The only people who keep looking backwards are the ones who don't like the view ahead.

OK, back to the topic.

I would love to see as many articles as possible on the possible future economic crash of China, but from reliable sources this time, not from blogs like those in the OP.

It just reeks of desperation, when there are thousands of reputable organizations out there willing to say bad things about China's economy, the Indians still have to resort to blogs.

I love reading predictions of China's collapse when they are at least vaguely backed up by a proper argument. I've read hundreds of such predictions over the past ten years.

 

[Shinigami]

so you have so many Chinese Masters who praised your service! Exceptional slavery conducts in display by indian toadies indeed!

LOL read again and find out who is the master and the slave


Lin Yutang (1895-1976) author of The Wisdom of China and India:

"Never before had China seen a religion so rich in imagery, so beautiful and captivating in ritualism and so bold in cosmological and metaphysical speculations. Like a poor beggar suddenly halting before a magnificent storehouse of precious stones of dazzling brilliancy and splendor, China was overwhelmed, baffled and overjoyed. She begged and borrowed freely from this munificent giver. The first borrowings were chiefly from the religious life of India, in which China's indebtedness to India can never be fully told."

Hu Shih, (1891-1962), Chinese philosopher in Republican China. He was ambassador to the U.S. (1938-42) and chancellor of Peking University (1946-48).

"India conquered and dominated China culturally for two thousand years without ever having to send a single soldier across her border."

Lin Yutang (1895-1976) author of The Wisdom of China and India:

"India was China's teacher in religion and imaginative literature, and the world's teacher in trignometry, quandratic equations, grammar, phonetics, Arabian Nights, animal fables, chess, as well as in philosophy, and that she inspired Boccaccio, Goethe, Herder, Schopenhauer, Emerson, and probably also old Aesop."

Amaury de Reincourt (1918 - ) was born in Orleans, France. He received his B.A. from the Sorbonne and his M.A. from the University of Algiers. He is author of several books including The American empire and The Soul of India, he wrote: " The Chinese travelers' description of life in India... reveals great admiration from all concerned for the remarkable civilization displayed under their eyes."

"India sent missionaries, China sending back pilgrims. It is a striking fact that in all relations between the two civilizations, the Chinese were always the recipient and the Indian the donor." "Indian influence prevailed over the Chinese, and for evident reasons: an undoubted cultural superiority owing to much greater philosophic and religious insight, and also to a far more flexible script."

(source: The Soul of India – by Amaury de Riencourt p 141 and 161).

 

[Amolthebest]

Not just enslaved, the main thing is that they were created by the British.

There was no such thing as India before the era of colonialism.

You were saved by Brits and US in second world war either there will no country named China today. You already surrendered morally to Japnese.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Hu Shih, (1891-1962), Chinese philosopher in Republican China. He was ambassador to the U.S. (1938-42) and chancellor of Peking University (1946-48).

LOL, you keep quoting from an ROC guy (we are the PRC by the way) about an India that never actually existed before the British came.

It is the history of the subcontinent, not the history of India. Since of course India did not exist before then.

And you keep trying to claim things from Nepal (Buddha) and Pakistan (Indus Valley Civilization) when both of these countries have long rejected being Indian.

 

[shuttler]

You were saved by Brits and US in second world war either there will no country named China today. You already surrendered morally to Japnese.

the drop of the atomic bombs shortened the duration of ww2. the japanese war criminals should have nothing to hold on to when their military forces were spreading thin by their crazy onslaught in the Pacific and in Asia. By the war of attrition, the japs should lose even if the yanks and brits didn't participate. having said that we are still thankful for the yanks for reducing the no of death, casualties and destruction of properties

 

[Shinigami]

LOL, you keep quoting from an ROC guy (we are the PRC by the way) about an India that never actually existed before the British came.

It is the history of the subcontinent, not the history of India. Since of course India did not exist before then.

And you keep trying to claim things from Nepal (Buddha) and Pakistan (Indus Valley Civilization) when both of these countries have long rejected being Indian.

he is chinese isnt he? besides what matters is that he is correct.

anyway. i have already answered you other query before.

india as a unified country existed longer than china did.

by mughals

and by mauryans

2. the entire subcontinent was called india. but we dont go around claiming other countries or other peoples land.

3.nepal was part of the indian sub continent.

4.the heirs of Indus Valley Civilization are not pakistanis. its the dravidians, who were droven out by "aryans" according to one theory

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

^^^ Even your own fellow Indians acknowledge that the subcontinent was composed of many different independent kingdoms before the British arrived.

And none of these were "India" by any definition. India is a geographical term that was based off the Indus river, which is in Pakistan.

The Maurya Empire was an anomaly that only lasted for about 100 years, that too several thousand years ago. It was only a blink in history, and it had nothing to do with India either.

For India's entire history there was never a strong central authority that could allow it to be described as an actual state, every state in India has its own language, its own ethnicity and its own separate identity. Indian nationalism only came about after British India.

 

[crybaby]

mughals were muslims though, they were not bhramins were they?