There's a background story to this dispute.  China and India have a treaty in place which forbids the use of firearms and military grade weaponry against each other.  But it says nothing about clubs, batons, axes etc.  Neither side wants to be seen as technically violating their treaty(ies).  But both sides still seek to advance/protect their riparian interests.  When you see Chinese and Indian forces clubbing each other to death it's foreshadowing a war over water between the two regional superpowers. 6park.com
这场冲突有一个背景故事。 中国和印度签订了一项条约，禁止使用枪支和军用级武器对付对方。 但它对棍棒、警棍、斧头等只字不提。双方都不希望被视为技术上违反了他们的条约。 但双方仍在寻求推进/保护其边境利益。

Basically a medieval fight with sticks, highly interesting when the line and formation breaks its over...relay like the victory yell and the holding their weapons in the air after chasing the chinese hors away.. A century old gesture of victory.. Very good video 6park.com
基本上是一场中世纪的棍棒战斗，当队伍和阵型被打破时很有趣.....非常喜欢看胜利者追赶中国军人后举着他们的武器欢呼胜利。.....一个世纪性的胜利.....非常 好视频
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