Himalpariko Huri

About this book

About the book Until 200 years ago, China and India were the first and second largest economies in the world. By the time they were completed, the Kathmandu Valley had become prosperous to some extent. 'Andrapo' became the center of north-south international trade. The historical heritage of the valley as its remains is right before your eyes. These two of us. When the neighbor is becoming a world power again, can Nepal return to the role of Andrapo? Can it become 'Sanghu', not 'Tarul' between two stones? This book has analyzed such issues focusing on China's Nepal-policy which has changed after the Republic. Especially after 2008, with the increased global activity by Beijing, the interest and presence shown in Nepal has been discussed. The book explores China's 'communist cooperation test and military partnership effort' here. What is China's latest Nepal policy? What is the basis of Nepal's China policy? Now the issue of Tibetan refugees will remain the main issue for us or will it fall under the shadow of North-South connectivity? And does China need us or China for us? In fact, how much do we know about China? And how much does China understand us? This investigative book by author Sudhir Sharma has answered these and such queries.