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Why are the hindutvas hallucinating a Chinese caste system? They could've used a picture of some random village in China or even the Tiananmen Square protests This is a level below whitenats

India was ruled by Europeans for 200 years, but still India failed to learn modernity and European Enlightenment (power of reason over everything else) as good as the Japanese, Koreans and the Chinese. Can someone please explain me why ?

Putting aside that imperial China’s social stratification was different from India’s, are you guys, like, forgetting 1949? The old social order was pretty publicly & violently destroyed by the CPC 75 years ago. Did India not get that memo?

"Indian" from Europe seeing the most innovative way to prevent overpopulated cities: "this is a caste system"

印度人的智商平均80，太你妈低了。粪坑里的蛆是无法理解职业划分和人种划分的区别的

Some Indians, instead of trying to fix their own problems, just point fingers at other countries and go, "muh, look, they have this problem too."

hindutvas hallucinating a chinese caste system is the funniest thing to happen this year i think

Some Indian netizens calling China’s ancient “Four Occupations” system “China’s caste system,” and believing that calling a Chinese person a “merchant” is insulting, has become a trending topic on Chinese social media. Many Chinese netizens are playfully making fun of the mistake, finding the comparison quite ridiculous. For context, the “Four Occupations (士农工商)” was China’s traditional ranking of professions: scholars/officials at the top (valued for governance and learning), followed by farmers (seen as the foundation of society), artisans, and merchants at the bottom (viewed as less productive since they traded rather than created). In reality, China’s Four Occupations and India’s caste system are quite different. India’s caste system was deeply rooted in religious texts and seen as a divine, lifelong order determined by birth. It often restricted marriage, dining, and social interactions between groups, with very limited possibilities for changing one’s status. China’s Four Occupations, by contrast, was primarily a social ranking of different professions rather than a rigid, hereditary system. There were no religious rules treating it as unchangeable by blood, and no strict laws banning intermarriage or shared community life between groups. A key difference was social mobility. Through the imperial examination system, talented individuals from farming or merchant families could study, pass the exams, and rise to become respected scholars and officials. Many famous figures, such as Fan Zhongyan and Ouyang Xiu, came from modest backgrounds and achieved high positions. The old saying “In the morning a farmer’s son, in the evening a guest in the emperor’s hall” reflected this real possibility of upward movement. Even merchants, who were ranked lower in theory because their work was seen as less foundational, could improve their family’s standing. It was common for successful merchant families to educate their children and transition into scholarly circles over time. Today, China’s traditional occupational ranking no longer exists as an institution — it effectively ended with the abolition of the imperial exams in 1905. Modern society emphasizes equality and values professions based on skills and contributions. While caste continues to influence aspects of life like marriage and social customs in parts of India, the Chinese system was far more flexible and has long since evolved. In short: Caste represented a birth-based destiny that was very difficult to change. China’s Four Occupations was a practical ranking of occupations that allowed movement between roles. The two are fundamentally distinct, much like comparing traffic regulations to a system of permanent segregation.

+"Paj has been here" -"How do you know?" +"Calls social stratification a caste system"

Have Indians thought of anti-chinese propaganda that isnt gonna backfire tenfold against them?

“Vedic people’s main occupation was war”

All of a sudden we have triggered lower caste of China i.e. ‘Gong’ . Surprising to see they have internet connection despite harsh ccp policies

Video footage from the Phillippines you cowdung-brained subhuman.

India was ruled by Europeans for 200 years, but still India failed to learn modernity and European Enlightenment (power of reason over everything else) as good as the Japanese, Koreans and the Chinese. Can someone please explain me why ?