India: Studying in China
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China is a good alternative for study and I for one hope to see India and China forge closer links in education and business. The synergistic opportunities are boundless.
Indian students wishing to get a head start on learning Chinese ought to take a look at http://www.zhongwenred, the site doesn’t cost anything and they have a lot of material presented systematically.
hope for peaceful friendship between china and india
I learned Buddhism, Rajan Yoga which is originated from India and like to eat the delicious indian food (curry mutton and banana leaf rice)..:-)