As I approached the barbed wire between Indian and China, I noticed a sign with Chinese phrases to facilate dialogue between the Indians and Chinese. I said 'Ni Hao' to the Chinese border guard in his sentry post and he came out to shook hands with me. Then he interacted with a few Indian tourists most of whom have never met a Chinese person before. This kind of interaction is historic given the border hositility the two nations have shared in the last four decades. The red doorway with the orange lettering is the Nathula Pass entrance on the Chinese side, where an Indian and Chinese soldier chat and exchange pleasantries. I wondered what they were talking about..
its nice, i suddenly got the idea to look into the socalled great indo-china border & i got excellent glimpages of it. Its a good work and deserves applouse.
thank u
Posted by: abhik majumder | November 30, 2006 at 03:39 PM
Thanks. Glad you liked the pics!
Posted by: Vikram Chachra | December 07, 2006 at 07:28 AM
We do not feel good to shake hands with Chinese. They are betrayer and expansionist. they do not believe in Human values and traditions
singhalsk
Posted by: singhalsk | June 29, 2009 at 04:16 PM