Both sides will hate each other, but mutually love American real estate. LOL

mao: I thought about it for ten days and nights, but I didn’t understand why India was fighting this battle.

So long story short China outplayed India in the game of war

Chinese guy appears to be saying, "Yes, yes, you just stay over there. This side is for us, that side is for you."

Churchill's definition of human history: 'One damn thing after another'

I love watching history documentary I swear if they did this in history class I would’ve listened 😂😂

It really was a cold war at the heights of those mountains

Sun Tsu: The art of war. Things never change, we never learn and we love a good fight until the consequences are felt. We take a pause to lick the wounds and happily start all over again. Nice.

Timeline rules. This is my 3rd doc in a row. Sweet binge

"Now that the evil colonialists are gone, lets fight each other!"
Same old same old. Lol

India and the USSR vs Pakistan and China is one of the most underrated parts of the cold war.

The pictures are mostly irrelevant with the contents. Many of the pictures are on Korean War, not about Sino-India border conflict.

One thing this video didn't mention is that Dalai treat the ordinary Tibetan ppl as slaves, Chinese call it "农奴制".
Another: British Gov't delibrately pushed forward the control line of India side in Tibet when China was fighting against Japan and civil enemies.

The PLA 11th division has had the same troop number since 1949 when PRC was founded. The predecessor of PLA's 11th division was actually formed in 1935 when PLA was Chinese Red Army. Since 1949, PLA has had dozens of division reorganizations, and almost all divisions were split, merged to other divisions or even revoked. Division 11 is the one of only a few divisions that have never been touched. What they did in 1962 war must be the reason that PLA leaders want to keep this unit intact. All the current soldiers and veterans of 11th division must be very proud of the Bailey marching. Eight days and nights, almost non-stop marching, unbelievable. Chinese people are lucky to have this kind of troop to protect them.

A big part of history was missing here--Tibet officially became a part of China during 18th Century when Manchu (Qing Dynasty 1644-1911) rulers finally secured their solid control over the land, the relationship lasted till late 19th Century and early 20th Century when the British sought to expand its power from India to Tibet, they sent out several military expedition into Tibet which in the end forced Tibet to sever its tie with the Qing Dynasty government. Since then till 1949, for almost 40 years, as China slipped deeper into civil war and then suffered from Japanese invasion which lasted 8 years and then followed with another three years of civil war... no government was able to reach Tibet until 1949.

Perfect timing!

Mao constantly becomes "furious" in this documentary.

2:59 DAMN bro chill 😭

The Chinese living in India at the time suffered as a result.  Many of them were put in concentration camps in Deoli, Rajasthan.

One part in the story usually not mentioned, Dalai Lama's elder brother was actually hired and trained by CIA.