China is not yet a unified great power. This is a humiliation to the Chinese people and a shame to the children of the Yellow Emperor. For the sake of national unification and dignity, China has to fight six wars in the coming fifty years, and each one of them is inevitable for Chinese unification.
The 3rd War: “Reconquest” of India`s Southern Tibet (Year 2035 to 2040)
China and India share a long border, but the only sparking point of conflict between the two countries is the part of Southern Tibet. China has long been the imaginary enemy of India. The military objective of India is to surpass China. India aims to achieve this by self-development and importing advanced military technologies and weapons from the U.S., Russia, and Europe, chasing China closely in terms of economic and military development.
In India, the official and media attitude is more friendly towards the U.S., Russia and Europe and is repellent or even hostile against China. This leads to unresolvable conflicts with China. On the other hand, India values itself highly with the aid from the U.S., Russia and Europe, thinking it can beat China in wars. This is also the reason for long-lasting land disputes.
I believe China’s best strategy is to incite India’s disintegration. Divided into several countries, India will have no power to cope with China.
Twenty years later, although India will lag behind more compared to China in military power, yet it is still one of the few world powers. If China uses military force to conquer Southern Tibet, it has to bear some losses.
Of course, such a plan may fail. But China should at least try its best to incite Assam province and once conquered Sikkim to gain independence to weaken India’s power. This is the best strategy.
The second best plan is to export advanced weapons to Pakistan, helping Pakistan to conquer the Southern Kashmir region in 2035 and to achieve its unification. While India and Pakistan are busy fighting against each other, China should take a Blitz to conquer Southern Tibet, at the time occupied by India.
India will not be able to fight a two-front war and is deemed to lose both. China can retake Southern Tibet easily, while Pakistan can control the whole Kashmir. If this plan cannot be adopted, the worst case is direct military action to take back Southern Tibet.
After the first two wars, China rested for around ten years and became a world power in terms of both military and economy. There will only be the U.S. and Europe (on the condition that it becomes a united country. If not, this will be replaced by Russia. But from my point of view, European integration is quite probable) able to cope with China in the top three list in world power.
After taking back Taiwan and the Spratly Islands, China has made a great leap forward in its military power in its army, navy, air force and space warfare. China will be the leading role in its military power and may only be second to the U.S. Therefore, India will lose this war.
(The other wars China is sure to fight, you will find in separate posts in this section.)
