“China says ‘Elephant & Dragon must dance’.
But why not ‘Tiger & Dragon’?
■ In Chinese culture, Tiger & Dragon are ancient rivals, equals in strength. The Tiger is the only beast that can truly challenge the Dragon’s authority.India’s national animal is the Tiger—yet Beijing ignores this. Instead it calls India an Elephant: slow, heavy, steady… while China casts itself as the fast, decisive Dragon leading the Global South.
That framing is no accident. It downplays India’s potential and keeps China on top.
■But Indians don’t have to accept this script. We can rewrite it: ‘Tiger & Panda’ dancing 🐅🐼 —a partnership of equals, not master and follower."
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