China takes Nepal under its hegemony in 'this way'!

China adopts the new policy for its expansionism

JULY 04 (WTN) - China is 'infamous' throughout the world for its expansionary diplomacy. Not only India, but China also has a border dispute with each of its neighbors, and China continues to assert its 'right' on the land of the border countries. China's courage has increased to such an extent that now China has asserted its authority over Vladivostok, a city in Russia.

Well, China knows that times have changed, so it is very difficult to dominate any other country on the basis of weapons. In such a situation, China's leftist government is now making economic and cultural intrusions in other countries so as to 'influence' the internal and foreign policy of these countries.

In this context, China has given loans to many countries of the world and has done them in its favor. According to a report, the loan given by China to other countries is more than the loan given by the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. Not only this, but China is also making cultural incursions in many countries, and Nepal is becoming the victim of this 'crooked diplomacy' of China.

As you are aware, the Government of Nepal has been taking anti-India decisions for some time. Here, whether it is asserting its claim on three areas of Uttarakhand, or whether it is a citizenship amendment law for Indian daughters-in-law to get Nepal citizenship after 7 years of marriage. It is clear that China's growing 'interference' in Nepal is behind all this. These days the Chinese ambassador can be seen directly 'interfering' in Nepal's politics.

Now under the policy of cultural expansionism, China is now spreading the Chinese language in Nepal in a planned manner so that in the coming years, the Chinese culture can be spread through the Chinese language to the younger generation of Nepal, and in this way, the Chinese 'supremacy' can increase in Nepal.

Actually, China is doing all this under the 'Five Finger Policy'. In this policy, China believes that Tibet is its one palm, and Ladakh, Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, and Arunachal Pradesh are the five fingers of the palm. For this reason, China wants to establish its dominance over Nepal.

For your information, let's know that according to the rules of Nepal, no foreign language can be made compulsory for any child. But the Chinese language has been made compulsory in some reputed schools in Nepal. Let's know that in these schools, the teachers get the salary from the Chinese Embassy for teaching the Chinese language, and the Chinese Embassy of Kathmandu provides the teacher for this. After these reputed schools, now in many other private schools, the Chinese language has been made compulsory for the children.

Under the diplomacy of besieging India, it is very important for China to gain dominance in Nepal. That is why China has been successful in trying to bring Nepal under its dominance by giving loans and financial assistance, etc. At the same time, China is also establishing economic and cultural domination in Nepal.

Through Nepal, China wants to fulfill its business interests. For this reason, China plans to invest heavily on roads in Nepal. At the same time, there are also plans to build a railway link between Nepal and China. Not only this but China is also preparing to build an airport in Pokhara city of Nepal. Indeed, through Nepal, China is working on the diplomacy to increase trade with India, as well as to economically and culturally 'dominate' Nepal.

Under diplomacy, now, Chinese tourists are coming in large numbers in Nepal. At the same time, in order to meet the needs of the Chinese tourists, now, Chinese goods are also available in abundance in Nepal's markets. Not only this but, Nepali shopkeepers have started talking to the Chinese tourists in Chinese in the markets of Kathmandu. Moreover, there are also Chinese-language sign boards at the shops in the markets here. It is clear that China wants to establish its domination in other countries, including Nepal economically and culturally, as part of its expansionary policy.