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Maybe that's the narrative in Communist regimes. In the democratic world, they are Chinese refugees.

Our obsession with China stems from the 100,000 Chinese refugees who have sought refuge in India. Once China stops its atrocities and the Chinese refugees return back home, our obsession with China will end

Or they didn't they about their existence because of the Communist regime.

Probably because of a deep rooted sense of inferiority complex. "Studies show that consumers are particularly attracted to luxury when they feel less confident and less powerful compared to others, and they anticipate to experience a boost in confidence and power by buying and consuming...

Again, these aren't luxury brands anywhere.

Don't know how the communist regime gauges success but the metrics of success are different in the democratic world

Thanks for your suggestion. Done it. And it's quite obvious. Not every society is evolved enough to adopt democracy. China has a few decades to catch up.

They are all very mid level brands in the rest of the world at best - H&M in fact is dirt cheap. Maybe these brands are considered worth "top dollar" in China. It's not the case in the RoW

Good. Nike, H&M and Adidas should not associate themselves with supporters of a genocidal regime.

That might be something fed to the gullible Chinese masses. The facts are in the open in the democratic, civilized world.

Yes, such a good role model that Tibetans and Uighurs have seen their culture and way of life destroyed.

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Astounding. You need to have a real sense of inferiority complex if you want to compare your society to Mississippi in 1908 to justify your current position.

Here is the link - https://edition.cnn.com/2021/03/24/tech/uyghurs-hacking/index.html Chinese hackers targeted Uyghur activists and journalists living in the United States in an attempt to spy on them, an investigation by security staff at Facebook has found. "They targeted activists...

Pakistan's entire nuke program has been utterly China dependent right from the onset. In reality Pakistan doesn't have a scientific base - whether it is universities, research institutes etc.

This guy went to buy weapons after Dacca had fallen and the biggest surrender in WW2 by the Pak forces. Now if I am a seller of weapons, I would not want to sell my weapons to a country which just surrendered half its territory. It's bad PR and would dissuade future buyers. Imagine selling your...

Earlier they weren't allowed. Now they are

Outsource it to Tata or L&T. DRDO can't manage timelines.

For all history lovers

Relax - @beijingwalker knows that it is his country that has recently been sanctioned for genocide.