The point, as far as I understand it, was to make a more functional version of Bitcoin. Remember, the community was paralyzed with unreasonable transaction fees for over a year and there was consistently a backlog of hundreds of thousands of unconfirmed transactions. The block size was increasingly being viewed as inadequate to scale Bitcoin to an expanding user base (and probably still isn't, btw), and the people behind the split were seeking to address this rather than continue in the malaise since it was becoming increasingly clear that Bitcoin's leadership was unwilling or unable (and same difference, really) to institute changes that would keep Bitcoin competitive in the crypto space. It very much felt like the first mover advantage was being squandered and that Bitcoin could eventually fade to irrelevance, and the splitters sought to take corrective action. Whether or not any of that was accomplished or the motives remained pure after the split is another discussion entirely, but at the point of the split, there were entirely logical reasons for it.

What I find interesting is that the split parallels the religious split of the Lutherans from the Catholics (to use a somewhat obscure in this context but totally relevant historical analogy). The Lutherans believed the Catholic church was rife with corruption and special interests for selling indulgences to forgive sins, and believed that splitting from the church and creating their own version of the religion that was more pure and true to the original point of the church was the only way to save their own souls. Essentially, Bitcoin Cash was making the same argument- that splitting and adhering to Satoshi's original vision (which included increasing the block size) was the only way to save Bitcoin. To put it another way, Lutherans were the first hard fork.

Bitcoin is always best as compared to  Bitcoin cash.In a year, we can expect huge raise in the price of bitcoin cash.Bitcoin had good support in the crypto currency market.Now the price of bitcoin cash is on the second place next to bitcoin.

I completely agree, it's funny how people get so tied up on the price of something thinking that only the price and market movements of a coin justify its usefulness.  Have you ever tried to develop or use a dApp?  If not I would research how too first before I would put any money into it so you could see the use case yourself. ... If you yourself can't justify using it, what makes you think it would have any value to anyone else you personally know?
Edit: I think this is more suitable for altcoin discussion sections

It really depends on for what purpose do you need your tokens. Because with ethereum you have many people that have built the infrastructure with many smart contracts and dapps and it might be better in a sense that you can find a lot more information, ask many more people for help etc.Although ETH has it's own decentralized exchanges which other people have built such as EtherDelta.

On waves it is much easier to deploy your tokens as you can do it with simple GUI and thus it makes it faster to deploy tokens. On the other side Waves might be cheaper. Waves might be better in a sense of volume, because there is only one DEX where most of the people trade, where as within ethereum you have different exchanges with different volumes.

I guess that's what makes crypto "unique" at the moment with it's unregulated nature. A group of people can create new coins if they have "ideological" differences. It was the same with ETH coming to rival Bitcoin. But with BTC and BCH, I think it was just an opportunity for more money grabbing, as compared to ETH which was for actually product development.

What makes Bitcoin Cash worth it is the investors who own it. Investors keep Bitcoin Cash in great quantity, and they help to boost its price on the exchange. People believe in it because they get it from maintaining Bitcoin in the previous hard fork event. And they think that if they hold Bitcoin Cash, they will make a profit.

I'm not sure about South Korean exchanges, but Chinese exchanges after the ban have definitely moved overseas. Huobi moved to Singapore as their headquarters if I'm not mistaken, and okcoin to Hong Kong when both of them were initially operating within China.

Some traders have moved to p2p platforms like Localbitcoins to make their trades, as demonstrated by the charts at https://coin.dance/volume/localbitcoins/CNY that show the huge increase of volume on LBC in the Chinese market sector since the exchange ban.

For crypto trades there are essentially a ton of exchanges available. I've seen Chinese people use exchanges such as Binance, Kucoin, even Bitmex. These international exchanges have be used anywhere. Not sure about the popularity of Huobi but they are definitely still used by some Chinese traders.

i dont know why many users been found trusting bitcoin cash when they already know that this was only a fud to put bitcoin down,but surprisingly after then still a hopeless case to be on top one coin..bitcoin will always be the number one ,unless all of us withdraw our faith on it,and transfer to that bch after

11B is still enormous amount of money - the BCH cap.
I never liked the fork/project, but it's supported by Bitmine and other big players.

I don't believe in BCH, but I'm holding few for just in case

It is very possible that this is the next currency that will replace bitcoin, I'm thinking of buying it on hold, I still believe that bitcoin is not eternal and must be replaced on schedule. (My opinion)

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Bitcoin is clearer in its future and has gained a lot of trust from people. so I recommend bitcoin to be invested in the future. so it's better to choose bitcoin instead of bitcoin cash

of course I would choose bitcoin instead of choosing bitcoincash because I think bitcoin cash is a little less than the maximum and never seems to be able to compete with even the price of bitcoin.

They'll all have limits. All of those limits will be pretty low unless you go the extra mile and hand over your life.

If you have a properly large amount then forget exchanges and do an OTC sale via genesis trading or Cumberland mining or similar.