India was originally a British colony, in fact, the people have been exploited and bullied by the British, this situation lasted for many years, until the end of World War II, India took advantage of the British vitality to gain independence and have a place in the world. Normally speaking, India should cherish this hard-won opportunity and find ways to develop its comprehensive national strength and let the people at home live a better life, but as a result, the Indian top level has completely lost its mind because of these victories and begun to carry out a large-scale colonial invasion. He wanted to replace Britain as the hegemon of the surrounding areas and flaunt his might in the international community.
Later, India demanded a large piece of land from China on the grounds that the McMahon Line, which the British had demarcated without authorization, and our country directly rejected India's unreasonable demands and did not take them seriously. China's reasonable refusal has aroused strong dissatisfaction in India. The country soon decided to solve the problem by force and force China to surrender its territory.
This war is what we now often call the Sino-Indian war, and judging from the results, this arrogant guy in India lost extremely miserably, and was soon educated by our soldiers and gave up his ambitions and conspiracies. There is another small detail about this war that many people do not know, that is, when the Sino-Indian war has not yet begun, MacArthur, a five-star general of the United States, once predicted that India is crazy and dares to oppose China, and will definitely lose extremely badly. This is also the case, the Chinese military defeated India with an overwhelming advantage and won the final victory of the war, so why would MacArthur have so much confidence in the Chinese soldiers and feel that China will definitely win the war? It is mainly because he lost to China.
In the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, MacArthur, like the Indians, was particularly arrogant and arrogant, feeling that the Chinese volunteer army was simply vulnerable and had no need to pay attention to it at all.
MacArthur also completely lost the confidence to fight with the Chinese volunteers because of many defeats, and eventually returned to his hometown in the United States, unwilling to continue to lead the army, because of this, MacArthur was particularly aware of the strength of the Chinese volunteers and felt that China had the ability to crush India.