I just do whatever I can to support Chinese products in my everyday life, such as petrol, my mobile phone, Chinese movies in cinemas (I bought tickets even though I eventually end up not seeing them due to busy). I try to instil Chinese values and change my family's perception on Chinese products so they support them. It is what we can do as parents to educate our offspring eventhough they are exposed to western values most of their time. My family grows up woshipping western or Japan 'superior' products, but I am trying to change them. Each one of us is an 'army' fighting in different ways if you support China.
Ladakh Flash Point
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I just do whatever I can to support Chinese products in my everyday life, such as petrol, my mobile phone, Chinese movies in cinemas (I bought tickets even though I eventually end up not seeing them due to busy). I try to instil Chinese values and change my family's perception on Chinese products so they support them. It is what we can do as parents to educate our offspring eventhough they are exposed to western values most of their time. My family grows up woshipping western or Japan 'superior' products, but I am trying to change them. Each one of us is an 'army' fighting in different ways if you support China.
Funny the article was more or less accurate until the last part:
Yes the area can be quite Arid, but desert plains at the Indo-China border? Plus China's side of the Pangong Lake reported has fresh water. Its India's side of Pangong Lake thast has brackish water.
Then it gets more ridiculous. India deploying T-80 tanks? Isn't it common knowledge that India has T-90s, not T-80s? Chinese tanks are not designated T-15 or T-99 like in Russia.
While it might be possible that China deployed Type 99s to the border region. Shouldn't the lighter Type 96B be a more appropriate choice for heavy MBTs, considering the special terrain of the area?
On another note, India still underestimating PLA soldiers as 'pampered one-child soldiers' is good for the PLA. Its only gonna increase the 'shock and awe' the Indian soldiers would be experiencing when they meet the PLA soldiers in battle. Its pointless to argue with racist idiots. Let reality teach these Indians a harsh lesson. I've seen many videos of the tough training PLA soldiers go through in high-altitude training to know that they are far from pampered one-child kids. I have yet to see one credible video from the Indian Army on their high altitude training. Yet again India is excellent at talking, but hopeless at doing.
Some of the nationalistic commenters said Chinese soldiers all grew up in luxury urban apartments and so can't fight Indian soldiers. Yet some claim China has a food shortage and people are going to become hungry. I hate how hyperbolic Western media makes you. Everything is in black and white to them. The truth is China still has a lot to pull up, but they are doing very well in that area. Reality is more nuanced than some hyperbolic picture of Chinese life.
I think the difference is that there are fewer people in Japan and Korea. In China it's hard to differentiate yourself, so the easiest route is through status symbols. You can become famous by being a ramen blogger or becoming an indie fashion designer in Japan and Korea, but in China, there are one million ramen vloggers competing with you and another million fashion designers. In the end you give up on your specialist dreams.
I want to make videos on Bilibili and Xigua in a certain consumer segment, but I think if I become successful, I'm immediately going to face a lot of competition from emulators. So I just don't feel like doing it.
Good thing they are changing to a more reliable grenade. Otherwise we'd here them spinning how only sissies use safe grenades.
Did somebody say a "new Multi Modi Grenade"?
It makes sense if you just think "China bad", no matter what it is, as long as it's negative on China's part, it's logically sound.
What I'm getting from reading this is...Indian soldiers are too weak or too poorly trained to throw their grenades a safe distance from themselves, or are unaware to shield themselves from shrapnel. British troops had no issues with these grenades to report it afaik. This multi mode grenade will likely not be seen in any vast numbers especially in Ladakh.
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