Southern Tibet

1962, taking advantage of the famine in China, India decided to send troops to "McMahon Line" and seize the land in southern Tibet zoned by the British for them. At that time, China made bad relations with the United States and the Soviet Union at the same time, so NATO and the Soviet Union wanted to teach China a lesson, so they gave all the weapons eliminated in World War II to the Indian army free of charge and provided a lot of loans. Indian leaders generally believe that China's army in a state of famine can't defeat India's sophisticated equipment, so they send troops on a large scale, advancing about 100-200 kilometers from east to west, occupying about120,000 square kilometers south of the wheat line, which is equivalent to an Indian army with well-equipped and convenient transportation, claiming to defeat China and present it to Nehru for his 70th birthday!

But the Indian army, which has never participated in the war, is no match for China's army under Mao Zedong. Then China quickly sent troops to fight back. A few days later, it miraculously crossed the Himalayas and suddenly appeared behind the Indian army. The People's Liberation Army with less than 10,000 people cut off hundreds of Indian troops and pushed the Indian core of the Ganges Plain ... As we all know, the Indian army suffered a fiasco and the whole country panicked! Rumors are everywhere! Even the capital almost moved, and Nehru suddenly got old and stepped down. ...

But later, in the spirit of humanitarianism and the solidarity of the Third World, China not only released tens of thousands of Indian prisoners, but also returned all the seized arms and materials, even wiped the vehicles and returned them to India, automatically returning to the original actual control line, leaving a buffer zone of 30 kilometers; Indians can't figure out the thinking of the China government and suspect that China is planning to sabotage their military plans, so they prepare for war again, pour out the country and stick to the land in southern Tibet, and then immigrate to millions in the next few decades until they form a country with a population of more than 7 million today. ...