1 / 8Tensions in Ladakh have raised tensions between India and China. The armies of both the countries are deployed on the border and the citizens of both the countries are also expressing strong sentiments. Meanwhile, people in ten major cities in China have expressed concern about the current controversy.2 / 8About 50 per cent of Chinese surveyed claimed that India is heavily dependent on China and 27% refuse to believe these claims.3 / 8Meanwhile, more than a third believes the Indian military could be a threat to China if war breaks out between the two countries. 57% of Chinese citizens do not feel threatened by the Indian military.4 / 8Meanwhile, 71 per cent of Chinese respondents said that the recent spate of controversy has led to more anti-China sentiment in India. 15% of Chinese people think this is right.5 / 8Meanwhile, 35 per cent Chinese are angry over India's boycott of Chinese products. On the other hand, 30 per cent of Chinese think that India is not serious about the boycott. He also said that India's role should be ignored.6 / 8According to 30 per cent Chinese, the border dispute between India and China is a stumbling block in relations between the two countries. India, on the other hand, has sided with China at the behest of the US. One-third is the opinion of the people.7 / 8Ninety per cent of Chinese people are of the opinion that Chinese troops should take military action against India if there is a renewed border dispute between India and China. Only around 7 per cent people are against the use of force against China.8 / 8Meanwhile, 25 per cent of Chinese think that India-China relations will continue to fluctuate. About 25 per cent believe that relations between the two countries will improve in the long run. On the other hand, 20 per cent people do not think that relations between the two countries will improve so much.