Recently, India has been in a political and China-related situationEconomySmall moves are constantly being made on affairs and a strong stance towards China. On the political front, India has supported the Philippines and the United States in establishing what it calls "rules-based" in the South China SeaInternationalorder" and conduct a "goodwill visit" and a "maritime partnership exercise" with the Philippines in the region. In addition, India has ruled in favour of Modi** in classifying Jammu and Kashmir as a "state" and establishing a "Ladakh** Territory". This ruling has led to the escalation of popular activities and conflicts. At the same time, according to overseas reports, India secretly supports Pakistan's terrorist activities, provides funds to separatist forces, and undermines China and PakistanEconomycorridor construction.
For India'sEconomymeans, Modi** imposed strict restrictions on Chinese companies and goods. India** has updated the list of goods subject to anti-dumping duties to include exports from ChinaLaser cutting machineLaser marking machinewithLaser welding machine。In addition, India has made unwarranted arrests of Chinese smartphone makers and brought their employees to the dock for trial.
The reason why India is so eager to launch provocations against China is rooted in the "Indo-Pacific strategy" that Modi has reached with the United States in the past, hoping to compress China's living space through this strategy. However, after several years of tossing, India has found that compared with its own development, China's living space is getting bigger and bigger, while India is squeezed into the corner of the Eurasian continent.
This situation has left India feeling unbalanced and has led to an imbalance in its mentality. Modi is desperate to create new bargaining chips to reverse their strategic disadvantage, and to this end, they are actively looking for all China-related issues, hoping to find a strategic outlet. However, India's strategic space is constantly under siege, and countries including Bhutan, Bangladesh, and the Maldives are cooperating with China, further strengthening China's relations with neighboring countries.
China's cooperation with neighboring countries in South Asia has not only brought security to itselfEconomydevelopment, but also for the small countries of the region to bring tangible benefits, promotedEconomydevelopment. This has made South Asian countries more independent and self-reliant and sees China as an important partner. In contrast, India has been resentful and hostile to China.
Indeed, it is normal for South Asian countries to seek "independence", and cooperation with China can bring tangible benefits to themEconomyDevelop. Rather than being angry and hostile to China, India should reflect on its own problems and correct its own shortcomings.
India's provocative behavior against China is politically andEconomyBut India** aims to change its strategic disadvantages and seek strategic exports. However, India does not realize that China's cooperation and influence in the South Asian region has gone beyond India's limitations. South Asian countries are more inclined to establish closer relations with China in order to achieve their own development and independence. Therefore, India should reflect more deeply on its own problems and change its hostile attitude towards China in order to achieve its own development and prosperity.