<caption><image_62>The image is a close-up of a computer screen with a blurred background. On the left side of the screen, there is a red banner with the words "Chinese side didn't" written in white text. Below the banner, there are several smaller red banners with the same text. The background is blurred, but it appears to be a desk or a table with a computer monitor and other items on it. The image is likely a screenshot from a website or app.</caption><transcript><audio_63>India but we don't fear it Beijing hasn't released its casualty figures and the Global Times editor in chief says Chinese side didn't release number of PLA casualties in clash with Indian soldiers my understanding is the Chinese side doesn't want people of the two</transcript><transcript><audio_64>countries to compare the casualty numbers so as to avoid stoking public mood this is goodwill from Beijing this is the narrative that the CCP is trying to push goodwill after provoking tensions and attacking Indian soldiers</transcript><caption><image_65>The image shows a man in a suit shaking hands with a woman in a black jacket. The man is standing in front of a large screen with multiple screens on it, and there are several other people in the background. The woman is clapping her hands and appears to be congratulating the man on his handshake. There is a logo on the top right corner of the image, which is likely the logo of a company or organization. The image appears to have been taken in a news studio or broadcast studio.</caption><transcript><audio_66>during the de-escalation process the Chinese media has the guts to talk about goodwill reality is being compromised because if the picture becomes clearer the Indian diplomatic and military establishment will not let it go easily the lie of China showing restraint and</transcript><caption><image_67>The image shows two men sitting at a table with the Indian and Chinese flags in the background. The man on the left is Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is wearing a traditional Indian outfit and has a serious expression on his face. He is pointing his finger towards the other man, who appears to be listening intently. The table is covered with a red tablecloth and there are nameplates on the table in front of them. The image appears to have been taken during a meeting between the two leaders.</caption><video><caption><image_68>The image shows a group of four men sitting in a room with a map of the world on the wall in the background. The men are engaged in a conversation, with one man on the left side of the image, who appears to be Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and two men on the right side. All four men are dressed in formal attire, with Modi wearing a white kurta and Modi wearing traditional Indian attire.

The room has a beige carpeted floor and a wooden table with a vase of flowers on it. There is a logo on the top right corner of the room, which is likely the logo of the Indian government or government of India. The image appears to have been taken in a formal setting, possibly a meeting or a formal event.</caption><caption><image_69>The image shows a group of men sitting at a long table with microphones in front of them. The man in the center of the image is Chinese President Xi Jinping, who is speaking at a press conference. He is wearing a black suit and a red tie and appears to be deep in thought. Behind him, there are several other men, all of whom are also listening attentively. The table is covered with water bottles and there is a red flag on the left side of the table. The background is a green wall with a framed picture hanging on it.</caption></video><transcript><audio_70>India provoking tensions is being reiterated because the chinese state media wants to protect its terracotta soldiers from the indian army's rot moreover the global public opinion about china is at its lowest china cannot</transcript> India but we don't fear it Beijing hasn't released its casualty figures and the Global Times editor in chief says Chinese side didn't release number of PLA casualties in clash with Indian soldiers my understanding is the Chinese side doesn't want people of the two countries to compare the casualty numbers so as to avoid stoking public mood this is goodwill from Beijing this is the narrative that the CCP is trying to push goodwill after provoking tensions and attacking Indian soldiers during the de-escalation process the Chinese media has the guts to talk about goodwill reality is being compromised because if the picture becomes clearer the Indian diplomatic and military establishment will not let it go easily the lie of China showing restraint and India provoking tensions is being reiterated because the chinese state media wants to protect its terracotta soldiers from the indian army's rot moreover the global public opinion about china is at its lowest china cannot
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