Before Qi Fabao was severely injured by the Indian army, he used his native accent to swear words to the Indian army representative who patiently spoke English and tried to communicate.
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The Chinese People’s Liberation Army and the Indian border troops broke out in a deadly fight at the border in June last year. At that time, the Indian Army stated that about 20 people were killed. However, the Chinese Communist Party’s Liberation Army was still reluctant to announce the number of deaths and injuries. Eight months after the incident, it finally admitted that there were 4 PLA troops. The officers and soldiers died, and a head of the unit was seriously injured. On the evening of the 19th, the CCP authorities re-released related videos. Among them, the head of the regiment, Qi Fabao, who was severely injured by the Indian army, was previously photographed while confronting the Indian army at the border. He constantly used the local accent to scold the Indian army representative who patiently spoke English and tried to communicate. Swear words, very aggressive and arrogant.
The CCP released a video claiming that Qi Fabao was “first and seriously injured” at the border. The Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China awarded Qi Fabao the honorary title of “Heroic Leader of Defending the Country and Defending the Border” and edited this video for Qi Fabao. In the CCP version of the film, Qi Fabao roared to the Indian soldiers negotiating with Qian Lai: “Get out, get out if you don’t want to fight,” “I don’t like them,” in an attempt to portray Qi Fabao as a strongman who doesn’t fear the enemy. Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of the Chinese state media Global Daily, also trumpeted: “Men should live and die like them.”
This video was posted online by Po at the end of May last year. It was reported that the filming location was in the “Riplek Pass”, which is located in the Himalayas and is an important gateway for people from China and India to communicate. The film shows that Qi Fabao, the head of the regiment, wanted to clear the way directly, but was blocked by the Indian military. Qi Fabao couldn’t wait for an interpreter to negotiate. He kept speaking in the local accent at the scene and hurriedly swearing to the Indian army representative. The other side maintained patience, continued to communicate in English, and insisted that the Communists make a detour.
The CCP authorities claimed that in June last year, Qi Fabao was in good faith and only brought a few officers and soldiers to negotiate with the Indian army, hoping to solve the Indian army’s “cross-border” problem, but was attacked by the other side with steel pipes, clubs, and stones. Qi Fabao was beaten. In the end, he fainted on the spot. The battalion commander Chen Hongjun, two soldiers Chen Xiangrong and Xiao Siyuan who bravely rescued Qi Fabao were killed. Another supporting soldier Wang Zhuoran fell into the river and drowned. Chinese official media ” “CCTV” also released live movies, heroically remembering the dead soldiers, saying that they fought to the last moment of their lives.
“CCTV” also claimed in the film that the other party violated the agreement between the two countries, frequently crossing the border, setting up temporary bridges, and building roads, causing the border situation to heat up, and blamed the other party for violating the consensus of the two sides and openly provoking across the border. Several officers and soldiers went to negotiate, but they were violently attacked by the other side. The film also said that the Chinese side negotiated on the one hand, occupied favorable terrain on the other hand, and prepared to start a life-and-death struggle with foreign troops. The increase in personnel arrived in time. The officers and soldiers fought bravely. In the future, the criminals will be defeated and driven away.
However, compared to previous reports by foreign media on the incident, the content is completely the opposite. At the time, foreign media said that on the day of the incident, Indian officers and soldiers were patrolling to confirm whether China had withdrawn according to the agreement. During the patrol, they saw the PLA set up tents. Therefore, the People’s Liberation Army also took out a mace to fight back. Foreign media claimed that at least 20 Indian soldiers and 35 Chinese soldiers were killed in the conflict. US intelligence sources also pointed out that the conflict originated from Zhao Zongqi, the commander of the People’s Liberation Army’s Western Theater Command. He ordered an attack on India and China intends to show its strength to India.
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The CCP released a video claiming that Qi Fabao was “first and seriously injured” at the border. The Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China awarded Qi Fabao the honorary title of “Heroic Leader of Defending the Country and Defending the Border” and edited this video for Qi Fabao. In the CCP version of the film, Qi Fabao roared to the Indian soldiers negotiating with Qian Lai: “Get out, get out if you don’t want to fight,” “I don’t like them,” in an attempt to portray Qi Fabao as a strongman who doesn’t fear the enemy. Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of the Chinese state media Global Daily, also trumpeted: “Men should live and die like them.”
The Chinese People’s Liberation Army and the Indian border troops broke out in a deadly fight at the border in June last year. At that time, the Indian Army stated that about 20 people were killed. However, the Chinese Communist Party’s Liberation Army was still reluctant to announce the number of deaths and injuries. Eight months after the incident, it finally admitted that there were 4 PLA troops. The officers and soldiers died, and a head of the unit was seriously injured. On the evening of the 19th, the CCP authorities re-released related videos. Among them, the regimental commander Qi Fabao, who was severely injured by the Indian army, was previously photographed while confronting the Indian army at the border. He continued to use the local accent to anger the Indian army representatives who patiently spoke English and tried to communicate. Swear words, very aggressive and arrogant.
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