What are the historical conflicts between China and India?

Both India and China are big countries.

Especially the population, is also an ancient country with a long culture.

But India regards China as its rival, both economically and militarily.

On the territorial issue, there are three disputes between India and China.

Among them, the eastern line has the largest area, that is, the area south of McMahon line recorded in history. Now most of this area is controlled by India. This area is the Yarlung Zangbo River Basin, which can be said to be the most livable area in Tibet. Indian immigrants to this area amount to millions, even exceeding the total population of Xizang Autonomous Region. The other two disputed areas are controlled by China. 1962 There was a short war between China and India, which was humiliated by India and was fought near Delhi by three divisions of China. However, due to geographical reasons, the supply line from Tibet to southern Tibet (that is, the disputed area) can only pass through a valley, and the traffic conditions in Tibet are limited. It is impossible for China to station too many troops in this area, but it is also impossible to hold this area with fewer troops. Coupled with political factors, China. This is a problem left over by history, and it can also be said that it is historical hatred.

At present, although the economies of China and India have developed rapidly, India still lags far behind China in economy. In addition, the war between India and Pakistan continues, and China is a staunch supporter of Pakistan. China has been supporting Pakistani armaments. The second one cost India a lot, because the Indian army is huge and the domestic military industry is not perfect. In order not to lag behind Pakistan's armaments, it is necessary to import Russian and American military equipment at a high price. In addition, China involved India in the disputed area. Several times in the history of India-Pakistan wars, several times because of China's covert support, India's strategy has not been realized.

Therefore, India has always regarded China as its rival.