India vs China / Doklam, Galvan, now Tawang, why China is determined to fight a war with India, know 5 important reasons

India vs China: In the month of December itself, the soldiers of India and China clashed in Tawang of Arunachal Pradesh. After June 2020, on December 9, 2022, at a height of 17 feet, China again dared to enter the Indian border. Then the Indian soldiers gave a befitting reply. China has a bad eye on Tawang since the 1962 war. The question arises that why China is determined to attack India in the midst of a crisis like Corona's havoc, sluggish economy. Know what are the 5 important reasons.

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1- China's expansionism policy, which India opposes

China became independent in 1949. After this, he followed the 'closed economy' for several decades. When the economy became strong, it started adopting the policy of expansionism. After the start of the new century in the year 2000, China started showing its aggressive attitude. At that time America, which was considered as the 'policeman' of the world, was unhappy with this expansionist policy of China. China emerged as the most powerful rival of America to establish its dominance in the world. Being a socialist country, it has got the support of Russia somewhere. India has also been affected due to the expansionism policy of China to establish its dominance in the world. India always opposed the expansionist policy. At the same time, China is trying to occupy the areas of many other neighboring countries of the South China Sea including India.

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2-Jinping wants to show a big achievement to the Chinese people for strong power

The people of China are very angry with Xi Jinping. China kept the zero covid policy for a long time. At the same time, the Chinese government has failed to stop the havoc of Corona. In such a situation, the people of China are angry with the ruling Jinping government. In such a situation, it becomes necessary for the Chinese government to show a big achievement for a strong hold on Chinese power. That's why he does activities like Galvan, Doklam and Tawang on the Indo-China border. According to defense experts, China will continue to take aggressive action like Arunachal till 2027. The main reason for this is the meeting of the Communist Party to be held in 2027. In this, Jinping will present the claim to become the President for the fourth time. In such a situation, Jinping will have to tell his people what he did so big that he wants to become the President again.

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3- China's eye on Taiwan, but does not want direct competition with America

By the way, China's enemy number 1 is Taiwan. Where he first thinks of capturing. But if seen, China's enemy number one is Taiwan, but Jinping will not attack Taiwan, because America is standing as a shield. In such a situation, China's enemy number 2 India remains. That's why to show its supremacy on the world, India is eager to attack dragons.

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4-Biden's sluggish attitude towards India, which China would like to take advantage of

The presence of Joe Biden in the presidency of America could be the best situation for Jinping. Jinping believes that Biden will not take any decision immediately in the event of war with India. Because in recent times, India supported America in Russia and Ukraine war and kept a 'neutral' attitude towards the war. Because of this, Joe Biden's attitude towards India is sluggish and China knows this.

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India's presence in the anti-China organization 'Quad'

America has formed a group of four countries, named 'Quad', to surround China in the Indo-Pacific Ocean. This includes Japan, Australia and India along with America. China has always been opposing this organization. China considers this organization an aggressive 'group' against itself. India is also included in this, apparently in such a situation, China is creating threats of possible war in future by deploying its warships not only in the Himalayan borders, but also in the Indian Ocean to teach India a lesson.

Bilateral trade at a glance

Business with China increased despite the threat of war

Beyond the threat of war, bilateral trade between India and China has grown 24 times over the years. Imports from China of medical and electronic equipment, drugs and other goods increased. However, this has also increased the trade deficit. Bilateral trade was US$ 2.9 billion in 2000, which increased in 15 years before the Doklam standoff to US$ 70.8 billion by 2016. Talking about the last 10 years, bilateral trade has increased 10 times. In 2021-22, there was a trade of $ 115 billion between India and China. In this year 2022, the trade between India and China has increased by 43.3 percent.