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    An Indian's Attempt to Understand China

    By Anil Chawla

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    This book looks at China's history starting from Shang Dynasty 1600 BCE to Mao Tse-tung. It also looks at the ethnic and religious profile of China. During the last
    three thousand five hundred years, China has lost more wars than it has won. China probably holds the record for killing maximum number of own countrymen during the twentieth century. Indians must understand China better to be able to counter it. This book is intended to help Indians and people of other countries understand China better.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnil Chawla
    Release dateAug 21, 2017
    ISBN9781370353729
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    An Indian's Attempt to Understand China
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    Anil Chawla

    Anil Chawla (born 1959) qualified as a mechanical engineer from Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, India but is a philosopher by vocation and a lawyer by profession. He writes primarily non-fiction on various social, political, philosophical and life-related subjects. His works are an expression of his philosophical thoughts. He is known for his modern approach to Hindu religion. He writes in English as well as Hindi.

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