Why is the United States afraid of China, but not Indian?

When Eight-Nation Alliance invaded China, there was the United States. Americans are afraid of China's revenge, so they are particularly afraid of the rise of China. India will never rise, so no America is afraid of India!

It should be said that not only the United States is afraid of the rise of China, but in fact, many countries are afraid of the rise of China.

You want more than one billion people to stay at home honestly for more than a month during the epidemic, and the most important thing is to have food and drink, to ensure the supply of basic materials, without any trouble or demonstrations. The only thing the people of the whole country can think of is to work together to fight the epidemic.

This highlights China's national strength, cohesion, command and control. Looking abroad, it is in sharp contrast with China. As a highly united country, many countries feel that the rise of China will pose a threat to themselves, and most importantly, it has been unable to contain the rapid development of China.

Even though we are developing with a peace-loving mind, there are still many countries, especially the United States, that cannot see the rise of China.

But why is the United States not afraid of the rise of India at all?

In fact, we can consider this matter from another angle. It should be said that the United States is not afraid of India's rise, but it really feels that India will never really rise.

There are several reasons:

1, the first is military power:

We often watch the news and know that India often buys advanced weapons from western developed countries. It can be said that India is the most diligent country in the world to buy international advanced weapons, and there is no one. The reason is that India has no military industry that it can get its hands on, while China is a first-class country with all kinds of industries.

Moreover, the overall quality of Indian soldiers is not high, which can not meet the requirements of modern warfare. The purchased aircraft carrier can't play its best performance and can only be used as a display. However, I don't need to say more about the overall quality of China soldiers. People all over the world can see the National Day military parade every year, and China's military quality can be among the best in the world.

If one day, western countries no longer supply weapons to India, then India will face the situation that there is no use of high-end weapons. But China is different. China's weapons are all made in China, no matter from chips or materials. Although it is not the first in the world at present, it is not a soft persimmon that anyone can pinch. Moreover, our weapons are updated quickly and can be developed at any time.

However, if there is only one thing that can't compare with India, it may be motorcycle stunt, which is really unique in the world. Look at it and laugh at it.

2. Talent.

In fact, as we all know, there are many computer talents in India, but unfortunately most of them have gone to the United States.

Because there is no language communication barrier between India and the United States, they can save the trouble of learning languages and quickly integrate into local life.

India's underdeveloped economy and backward technology level are the main reasons for the outflow of a large number of IT talents. The Indian Institute of Technology, which they are most proud of, has the ability to train batch after batch of talents. They continuously send talents to the United States, and all the top talents in their country have gone to serve the United States.

Many talents go abroad, and the only thing they can do is send money to their families in India, and then there is nothing else.

After the reform and opening-up, China vigorously developed its own science and technology, and talented people came forth in large numbers. Although many people went abroad to study technology and didn't come back, most people still care about their motherland and will choose to come back to build China.

3. A divided society

India, like China, is also a populous country, but in India's current view, a large population is not an advantage, and governance is definitely a huge problem.

First of all, religion, Hinduism is the largest religion in India, with about 83% followers, about 1 1 billion. The second largest religion is Islam, with about 13.4% followers and about 200 million people. Others such as Jainism, Sikhism, Buddhism and Christianity. It is not unreasonable to say that all people in India believe in religion. However, due to different religions, religious conflicts are inevitable, especially the bloody conflicts between Hinduism and Islam, which have emerged one after another for a long time.

Then there is the caste system in India. Indian caste from high to low can be roughly divided into Brahman, Khrushchev, Veda, sudra, and "Dapu Zhengsu" outside the caste. These different caste classes divide the Indian population into different groups. Although India's constitution has explicitly abolished the caste system, and the caste system has become weaker and weaker among cities and young people, the caste system is still deeply rooted among the people, especially in remote and backward areas, which is a heavy yoke on the Indian people and has caused many tragedies.

Finally, the gap between the rich and the poor in India is very large. According to the latest report of Credit Suisse, 1% of the richest people own more than half of India's national wealth, 5% of the richest Indians own 68.6% of the national wealth, 10% of the richest people own 76.3% of the national wealth, and more than half of the poor people in China only own 4. 1% of the national wealth. Of the 447 million people below 18, about 40% children suffer from poverty, lack of education, malnutrition and even marginalization.

There are still many problems that seriously hinder India's development, but these factors cannot be solved at all in a short time, limiting its own development. Why should the United States be afraid of the rise of India?

China and India have many similarities. They are all Asian countries, populous countries, developing countries and rising countries with rapid economic development.

However, as the only superpower in the world, the United States has totally different attitudes towards China and India. It regards India as a distinguished guest and a good friend, and spares no effort to support it, lest its rise is not fast enough. But they regard us as rivals, suppress us everywhere, create stumbling blocks everywhere, set obstacles everywhere, and try their best to stop our rise.

Friends who care about international current affairs should be able to feel the same way and have a deep understanding.

Many people don't understand. Why is America's attitude towards China and India so clear and biased?

1, China's independent foreign policy makes the United States unhappy.

As a big country, China has always pursued an independent foreign policy, unlike its American allies such as Britain and Japan, which have always maintained diplomatic consistency with it and followed the tone of the United States.

For example, China and the United States have many differences on Russia's annexation of South Ossetia and Crimea, Kosovo, Syria, Iran and the DPRK nuclear issue.

International affairs are like a big family. It's normal to have different opinions. There is nothing to make a fuss about, but wayward Americans are certainly not used to it: why are they against us everywhere?

The close relationship between China and Russia makes the United States unhappy.

Due to geopolitical considerations, China has its own circle of friends, which is as normal as the United States.

The United States has chosen the core issue of opposing and isolating our surrounding areas, and we will certainly respond and adjust our foreign policy.

So when the United States blocked Russia, China went all out to support Russia. When the United States sanctioned Russia, China was desperate to buy Russian natural gas and oil, against the United States.

If you isolate me, you won't allow me to make friends in another way. How dare you?

3. China and America have different values and different political systems.

The United States is a multi-party system and a capitalist country. China practices democratic centralism and takes a distinctive socialist road. The two countries have different national conditions and different people's choices, and the two systems have their own advantages. Only the feet know whether the shoes fit or not. Choose any road, you have your own reasons. The two camps were at odds during the Cold War, but now that the Cold War is over, the world should be more inclusive and diverse, and various systems should stay out of it and move forward hand in hand. But America seems too nervous and afraid of our rise.

4. Trade disputes are online.

China is a country with rapid economic development. Problems will inevitably occur in the process of development, and disputes will often occur. However, the US government misinterpreted China's efforts to safeguard its own rights and interests as non-compliance, and magnified the issues related to intellectual property rights into a common phenomenon. Turning a blind eye to China's efforts and seeing only negative things have led to growing differences and misunderstandings between China and the United States.

In fact, Sino-US relations also have a honeymoon period. It started in the 1970s when China and the United States established diplomatic relations and improved relations. Deng Gong put forward slogans such as "keeping a low profile" and "not taking the lead", focusing on economic development. During that time, the United States did not take aggressive measures to suppress China, but gave some support to China and Vietnam in self-defense.

However, after decades of reform and opening up, China has become the second largest economy in the world. We should not always hide our strength and wait for the opportunity, but make our own voice and stand up. On the issue of principle, China has always been uncompromising. "China can say no" is actually China's consistent position. But also said no, the identity has changed, and the effect is different. China has risen, become stronger and improved its status. When it says "no", its weight increases, giving Americans a different feeling.

Therefore, the U.S. government put China and Russia together and suppressed them desperately, fearing that the rise of China would affect the leadership of the United States. The most crucial point is that the rise of China, in the eyes of the United States, is challenging the international order dominated by the United States. In the eyes of Americans, China's economic development and scientific and technological strength will inevitably affect the status of the United States as a big country, weaken its influence and restrict its economic development. Therefore, we must do everything possible to contain it. In fact, this has nothing to do with whether the reference object is China. In the historical period when Germany, the former Soviet Union and Japan became the second child in the world, they were also subjected to different suppression policies of the United States.

That is to say, if one day India "successfully reaches the top" of the world's second child (although we may not see it in our lifetime), it will definitely face criticism from the United States, and it will definitely be faster than turning pages. The old hegemon never rubs sand in his eyes, and can't tolerate the challenge of potential new hegemons in any field. The reason why the two countries seem to be still in the honeymoon period is nothing more than that India has not developed to that extent and is not qualified for the United States to "aim".

To sum up, many countries can see that India's development has suffered a great crisis, and there is a high probability that it will not rise, but there may be social unrest. Therefore, it is foreseeable that India cannot gain the strength that the United States feels threatened. Moreover, based on India's geographical location, population and that kind of self-confidence, the United States has always been very kind to India. The obvious reason is that it regards India as a rat excrement that is disgusting to China.

The people of China have always been peace-loving and hope to get along well with the people of the world and help each other. China's rise is not to hurt anyone, but to better protect itself and let people live and work in peace and contentment. However, some countries do not respect themselves and always want to curb the development of China, which is really hateful. Unfortunately, China is not the China of 100 years ago, and it can no longer be slaughtered. If one day the people of China take up arms, it must be someone who has influenced our lives.