<p>China&#39;s official news agency Xinhua has posted a video on Twitter that accuses India of committing &quot;seven sins&quot; in Doklam.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The video -- 7 sins of India -- is from The Spark, an online chat show begun recently by Xinhua.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In the video, female presenter Dier Wang accuses India of committing seven sins in Doklam.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The sins include &quot;trespassing&quot;, &quot;trampling international law&quot;, &quot;confusing right and wrong&quot;, &quot;putting blame on victim&quot;, &quot;hijacking small neighbour&quot;, and &quot;sticking to mistake knowingly&quot;.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The seven sins are accompanied by a burning ring of fire</p>

<p>&quot;You may think Doklam is a disputed territory but the truth is both India and the international community have recognised Doklam as a part of China,&quot; Wang says.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>&quot;When the whole world is trying to wake India up... China has realised it&#39;s impossible to awaken a guy who&#39;s pretending to be asleep,&quot; she adds.&nbsp;</p>

<p>&quot;India has been inventing various excuses to whitewash its illegal move. But first of all you&#39;ve got to make sure your excuses can hold water dude,&quot; she says. &nbsp;</p>

<p>In India, the video is being seen as racist because of the use of a Chinese actor in a turban and beard speaking in an exaggerated Indian accent.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The turbaned and bearded character is meant to caricature the Sikhs.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The three-minute video is thought to be meant purely for a foreign audience rather than a domestic one.&nbsp;</p>

<p>It is in English and was posted on Twitter, which is not available in China.&nbsp;</p>


The video was posted on Twitter by China's official news agency Xinhua

China's official news agency Xinhua has posted a video on Twitter that accuses India of committing "seven sins" in Doklam. The video -- 7 sins of India -- is from The Spark, an online chat show begun recently by Xinhua. In the video, female presenter Dier Wang accuses India of committing seven sins in Doklam. The sins include "trespassing", "trampling international law", "confusing right and wrong", "putting blame on victim", "hijacking small neighbour", and "sticking to mistake knowingly". The seven sins are accompanied by a burning ring of fire "You may think Doklam is a disputed territory but the truth is both India and the international community have recognised Doklam as a part of China," Wang says. #TheSpark: 7 Sins of India. It’s time for India to confess its SEVEN SINS. pic.twitter.com/vb9lQ40VPH — China Xinhua News (@XHNews) August 16, 2017 × "When the whole world is trying to wake India up... China has realised it's impossible to awaken a guy who's pretending to be asleep," she adds. "India has been inventing various excuses to whitewash its illegal move. But first of all you've got to make sure your excuses can hold water dude," she says. In India, the video is being seen as racist because of the use of a Chinese actor in a turban and beard speaking in an exaggerated Indian accent. The turbaned and bearded character is meant to caricature the Sikhs. The three-minute video is thought to be meant purely for a foreign audience rather than a domestic one. It is in English and was posted on Twitter, which is not available in China.

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