You want us(Indians) and Chinese to go to war. We stubbornly refuse to.

Both countries, have now have growing economies with stable politics, and social direction. Things can only get better from here, and will.

Whatever issues exist, we resolve by talking. Often, a few give and take moves are needed, which are mostly ok. Because way bigger good things await these both nations. And we want them.

Either way there is no theatre. The Himalayas make a large wall and ensure no big border conflict can even happen. Even through missiles. The remainder is irrelevant, and both parties are more than happy to just keep talking until some agreement is in place, which even without isn't much of an issue with regards to economy, resources or anything.

Much ado about nothing!

As someone who has been living in Asia for decades (including in several of China's neighbouring countries), thank you for this even-handed take. It aligns very well with my own experience of how people living in these regions outside of the Western media bubble generally think about China.

> You want us(Indians) and Chinese to go to war. We stubbornly refuse to.

Americans love sending other people into meat grinders for bankers' profit.

Thank you for voicing a different tone than the seemingly prevalent obscene warmongering. I believe people of good will are generally less comfortable speaking out and are therefore underrepresented, including here on HN.