China, India have more similarities than differences

I visited India many times and I never encountered the difficulties of the Indians I met. These two people have cultural similarities, not commonality between Chinese (or Indian) and American or European. Disorder may be language. Many English speaking Chinese from Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong are relieved in relation to Indian people. Like the Chinese, Indians are smart, hardworking and family oriented. They are also very spiritual, showing tolerance and respect for others' beliefs and beliefs. In Hong Kong, the majority of Indians speak Cantonese. They succeed in what they do and are seamlessly integrated into the community

People in these two countries will gain a lot of benefit if they can leave the history of the war of 1962 in the future. Unfortunately, politicians and journalists who remember the war still can not give up on the past. The common problem between the two cultures is a face problem. The Indian media attitude toward improving relations between India and China is generally not useful. Forces of the Western countries accept power, gradually shift to the east and hesitate to compete against each other. An important issue affecting the Chinese perception of Indian people is the strong relationship between the Chinese and Indian traditional enemies in the history of Pakistan.

In particular, there should be more people-to-person exchanges and cultural exchanges, including journalists among students. I think that they can understand each other in time and help build a bridge between two great civilizations and people.

China and India have many philosophical thoughts. There are many similarities and too many differences. Although China is extensively thinking about eternal redemption and day-to-day control, India's attitude is even narrower. The difference stands out, similarities are rare and far from each other. Each country has very different genres of thinking, which ultimately led to their establishment of their present society. - When discussing historical areas in South Asia, it is impossible to mention Hinduism and Buddhism. Two dominant religions in Asia are an important aspect of daily life for many people throughout Asia. For centuries people have practiced according to these ancient teachings. There are many similarities between Hinduism and Buddhism, but the difference between them is the disagreement among the people of South Asia.

Ancient China and ancient India were both important and interesting ancient civilizations. They are similar and differ in many ways. Several important ways that ancient India and China are similar and different are religious, artistic, economic, political and social structures. Both ancient China and ancient India thought that religion is very important. The main religions in China are Confucianism, Taoism, and legalism. The central religion in India is Hinduism and Buddhism. Ancient Chinese and Indian religious teachers invented these popular religions. Confucius invented Confucianism, Lao Zi invented Taoism, and Zi invented a judicial officer in China. In India, Hindu roots are Aryan faith ... Read more