What is the caste of Chinese in India?

India's caste system is very distinctive in color and size. For example, white people who come to India belong to second-class Khrushchev, black people who come to India belong to Dapu Rongsu, and China people are yellow-skinned, not black or white, and are generally recognized as Khrushchev or Veda by default, and most of them are equal to ordinary residents, without discrimination or preferential treatment. In India, people of different castes have very different social status, rights, occupations and obligations. Indian caste is mainly divided into four classes: the first class is Brahmins, mainly monks and nobles, who have the right to interpret religious classics and enjoy dedication. Brahmins monopolize the right to interpret Indian culture, education and religious discourse; The second level is Khrushchev. People at this level are military nobles and administrative nobles, in short, officers and administrative officials. They are tax-free and are mainly responsible for guarding the Brahmin class. The third layer is the Vedas, whose main personnel are businessmen, who support the first two layers by paying taxes; The fourth grade is sudra, whose main personnel are ordinary residents and belong to low caste.