Chinese firms doing business in India

Second, he adds that Western-led containment alliances around China had led to strategic competition between Washington and Beijing and that India was keen to use this opportunity to develop its economy, for which it needed China as a development partner. Third, there is also a belief that India was relenting on its “xiè mò shā lǘ” [卸磨杀驴] attitude towards Chinese corporates, which roughly translates ‘to kill the donkey after the grinding is done’. The implication here is that New Delhi unjustly curbed Chinese firms doing business in India. Yuan Jirong, who covers India, as a correspondent for a Chinese media outlet, believes India-US compact is fraying due to divergent strategic interests. First, he makes this argument based on an assessment by Washington that India was a “big country” pursuing its own interests, and it would never formally become an ally of the US, thus circumscribing US-India cooperation. Second, he also argues that India’s aspiration for global leadership สล็อตเว็บตรง