What I Learnt Visiting INDIA after 5 years living in china..🇨🇳 在中国生活了5年后，我在印度学到了什么。

[@learningmaster8060]

I am an Indian, who was in China for a year. Indians are behind temples, cast, religion, and statues. While the Chinese have already built world-class infrastructure. I felt sad realizing how pathetic India's infrastructure is. Chinese communism is far better than India's democracy.

[@jojokong3128]

但是，如果你们也用我们的方法的话，很有可能会像我们一样被所有西方国家判定为有罪。即便经济上能发展起来，也会面临所有西方国家的残酷制裁。

[@kaleeysmith8801]

it's not the system, it's the culture, aka your society behaviour.

[@archstanton5973]

You have VIDEOS to back up your "being in china"?

[@arumugamrs]

China is not Communist country since private property is allowed.

[@learningmaster8060]

​@@arumugamrs Dear, I was talking about the political system. In China & Russia, Communist party rule looks better than Democracy in most Asian countries. Private capital and private industries are allowed in China or Russia, but the country is ruled by the communist party.

[@tarun1982]

comparing China to India is like comparing Sweden to Somalia... there is no comparison. This comparison is a joke.

[@jologoliang-m9i]

absolutely!

[@Sunlight1430]

I am indian i love my country but i would not lie or not shamed of that fact that china is way more ahead than india ... India has lot to do .. in terms of hygiene even me as a indian don't travel in India becoz of dust , pollution and everything.. in india iam from that city which has Himalayas (called himachal pradesh) its is very much clean and non polluted but the other cities like delhi i have visited there omg it was so bad experience for me like it's the capital it represents the country so pollution i got ill ..... I get yo to know abt china through vlogs that how beautiful china is So clean so beautiful just. Wow ❤ .. i have a Chinese friend from Shenzhen he is really kind .. chinese people are very polite.. i will visit china next year .. i just love china i become a fan of china 😊... My fav city is Shanghai, Chongqing, zijian ....

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Apartheid caste system is the reason.

[@davidwong325]

himachal pradesh close to china？

[@Sunlight1430]

@@davidwong325 yeah some parts of himachal pradesh are close to china but not all.. mine is very far from china

[@sagaronline265]

same here as soon as i saw china in different vlogs i just loved it.they are doing gr8 atleast in infra and technology and cleanliness.v r like dustbin garbage compared to their hygiene and clean cities,villages.

[@saintchristopher8228]

👉Can you still believe that China like infrastructure will be possible in India even in the coming 100-200 years... looking at the wondering Stray Cows...Cow Dungs.... Garbages... Dirtyness... Everywhere in every Indian city ❓

[@bayernvoeller]

india needs a true leader that could break away from the West - or it will be a vicious cycle for decades

[@adityabanerjee7145]

And that leader is NOT PAPPU

[@learningmaster8060]

I am an Indian, who was in China for a year. Indians are behind temples, cast, religion, and statues. While the Chinese have already built world-class infrastructure. I felt sad realizing how pathetic India's infrastructure is. Chinese communism is far better than India's democracy.

[@Victorchaint]

Bravo for seeing a whole picture

[@caesarmagnus]

the main problems of india are not really from the west

[@elliven17]

​@@adityabanerjee7145Nor any of the others who are at the helm.

[@jinjohnny8675]

I am a Chinese who has been to India. What impressed me the most was the issue of land privatization in India. A large amount of land in India belongs to private individuals, which has led to many people having no land and no skills. They can only go to big cities to try their luck and eventually become members of slums. When I was in a taxi in Delhi, many children reached their hands into the car window to beg, which made me very sad. Such a scene is rarely seen in China. Let's talk about the land use situation. In China, all land belongs to the state. In rural areas, land is distributed to each household based on the number of family members. Moreover, the land is cultivated for free. If you don't want to farm, you can lease the land to others and the income belongs to you personally. This solves the basic survival and living problems of low-income farmers. At the same time, many farmers who don't want to farm can lease their land and then go to work in various cities, which also solves the problem of shortage of labor force in cities.

[@jojored7966]

There is a saying in China: "When you serve the people wholeheartedly, the people will naturally hold you high in the sky. If you harm the interests of the people, you will be trampled under the feet of the people." This is why Chinese leaders don't give too many speeches! Just do things for the people!

[@三立说绿蛙都是智障]

水能载舟亦能覆舟

[@gogadev]

They also make people dissappear.

[@davidwong325]

水能载舟，也能覆舟。这些都是中国几千年来的历史经验。

[@tuesdae666]

​@@gogadev you mean like your brain? Oh sorry, that was non existent to begin with.

[@SathyaswamyS]

Same is done in the Gulf.

[@ghg8586]

Love you China ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ मेरा चीन में काम लग गया है और मैं चीन में बहुत खुश हूं। मैं भारत जाना भी नहीं चाहता ।

[@sutanugupta2836]

Our focus is on Veg / Non-veg food, differences between religions, who belongs to which caste, where to build which temples and whose statues, how to increase the quota system, how to cover up cheating in exams, how to eulogise the government in the media, etcetera. You can see that we are quite developed in all those areas.

[@brandonchan8255]

Love the humor!😂

[@huitribewang6633]

I hope the India lawmakers read your delightful comment.

[@arvindkatiyar526]

@@sutanugupta2836 people still don't send their children to school in rural areas,India literacy 74%,China 99.9%

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Apartheid caste system is the reason.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

​@@arvindkatiyar526because schools are closed in rural areas since some self proclaimed higher caste people how dare lower caste even think of studying ? If they are somehow qualify school or college then they're brutalize. Now to stop this, schools altogether are closed.

[@electromega3077]

Miss, you and Palki Sharma are both like two characters in a Walt Disney’s story. Palki is like the vilain and evilness Queen with full of envy and jealousy. But Miss, you are the lovely and genuine Princess with full of kindness and caring.

[@ShamshadAlam-ei4ne]

Palki is a vamp journo of Indian tv serials😂

[@Elanggodwan]

Palki Sharma is loved by many Chinese people because of her unique logic and abstract concept, which gives people a sense of pleasure after smoking marijuana. I watched her performance very early on, and some of her thinking patterns and lines made me laugh until my stomach hurt. She is a comedy master with a precise expression and intricate lines that leave a lasting impression

[@rajeev0520]

@@electromega3077 Palki is the best reporter/journalist I have seen. You guys must be the pakistanis with your heart full of venom. Remember Allah does not like and will not forgive your illwill. You guys are doomed.

[@rajeev0520]

@@electromega3077 "princess full of kindness and caring"...what a joke!!! Where did you see her caring or kindness?

[@mr.MazhenL]

我们都很喜欢PALKI，她总是让我们笑道肚子疼。🤣🤣🤣

[@terencetong4896]

The world needs more people like you.

[@sancatheone6258]

Last month four Americans were stabbed in China, a week later a Japanese mother and child were both stabbed in a hate attack against Japanese people. Last week in Britain three children were stabbed to death, buy all this Chinese plant does is to make India look bad with some minor incidents. China is not progressing any more, that's why this Chinese misinformation plant is gas-lighting everybody. I hope she enjoys her hot pots in China, as long as she doesn't know what they put in it.

[@sancatheone6258]

I don't think China can pay so many people since they are out of money. Why do you think nobody gets any money from China now?

[@Mr.Patrick_Hung]

​@@sancatheone6258 I live here in China and have made a lot of money. But nobody has to pay me to speak up.

[@Adarshkumar-te8dw]

Who lives out of country and cursing own country and doing nothing

[@Mr.Patrick_Hung]

@@Adarshkumar-te8dw She is not cursing her country, just pointing out that improvements are needed and possible. China was recently poorer than India. India make it happen. Best of luck neighbours.

[@warriormaiden889]

Sabko lagta hai ki wo India ki buraiya kar rahi hai but reality to ye hai hum Indians apni galti kabhi mante hi nahi. Hamari biggest problem ye hai ki hum apne apko bohot great samajh hai( jo sahi hai) but abhi bhi dusre country o se hame bohot kuch sikhne hai like dosroko respect karna, clean,apni galtioko sudharna 😢😢

[@PartTimeTravellerChina]

Yes 👍

[@worldpeace3753]

You spot on, that’s the weakest point of Indian people.

[@Alex-pu5uf]

I've been seeing India for 20 years, it's still the same, and I think India needs 2 centuries to change

[@Elanggodwan]

Don't be influenced by Western culture, nor by Chinese videos. India is doing well now. Maintaining India's own culture and the happiness of the Indian people's lives is a goal that people around the world have always pursued. Chinese people cannot achieve it, and Americans cannot achieve it either. Look at Britain now, and you will know what happiness is.

[@morbid747]

Their system of governance needs to be reform for economic development. Anything else is just BS and sugarcoating the truth.

[@420mtbrider]

@@Elanggodwan you make no sense

[@Elanggodwan]

@@420mtbrider What is the meaning? Are you showing disrespect towards Indian culture or lacking confidence in civilizations dominated by non Western cultures?

[@Elanggodwan]

@@morbid747 Learning from the West or China is not India's choice, at least for now, India is another direction. It is impossible to reform or give up Hinduism. India is India, and it is good to maintain the current situation. You cannot experience the happiness of the Indian people. There are no police officers shooting you on the streets of India, no cruel life of leaving your parents for school since the age of two, and no strict work standards and regulations like in China. India is great, and its people are free and happy.

[@cocococo-jn5vy]

I hope your videos will help India and China to cooperate in the future to bring peace, prosperity, and wealth to all the people in India, China, and all over Asia.

[@quoc28mytube]

For sure the Anglo-Saxon will not help.

[@skysthelimitrai7590]

Ditto

[@Elanggodwan]

@@quoc28mytube They will definitely squeeze in to show their presence

[@luislim6311]

It has nothing to do with the people, it’s more of the government. The best form of government is one that serve its people. Lack of leadership and corruption are the reasons.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

It's because of people. China or world has no apartheid caste system.

[@Zerpentsa6598]

China has never been unfriendly towards India. Witness the welcome the Chinese extended to Indian Buddhist monks and their ideas in the past. What China is not happy with are the legacies of British rule which the Indian government have refused to give up, such as the the McMahon Line, the pro-western stance of a supposedly independent nation, etc. These legacies of the Empire have been stumbling blocks to closer relations between the 2 countries.

[@PomegranateChocolate]

Some of India's problem is self-inflicted. For example, instead of trying not to be a colonial power given India itself is a victim of colonialism, India goes out its way to imitate the British Raj. South Asian countries see India as a bully. Sikkim was gobbled up by India in 1975. India bullied China in the 1950s and 60s. Tawang, South Tibet was gobbled up by India in 1951.

[@Agogo-ki7kc]

It tells u how evil n cunning the British empire is. On surrendering India they still did their best to sabotage both countries

[@amardeepalhan4038]

​@@PomegranateChocolate and vice versa 😂

[@Zerpentsa6598]

@@amardeepalhan4038 Sorry, but misuse of Latin phrase. 🤣

[@amardeepalhan4038]

@@Zerpentsa6598 got the point though 😘

[@siawboen8847]

Luv you and your reporting Sarika, not just about India and some of the heavily western influenced medias.

[@datolee7069]

India's despair undeveloped state between the rich and poor has no shame in the face of their corrupt Politicians. It's been more than half of Century since third world China got her act together and also in particular Singapore have progressed in modernisation as opposed to India's inability to emulate other countries' success. Shame on you Modi for fostering Indian poverty in the name of corrupt 'democracy.' Have you no respect for every Indian life ? There's enough resources for every Indian be free from poverty. But never enough for the greedy rich ? How about giving socialism like China did ?

[@CloudHan-han]

Winning elections in India is the most important thing, and often times the country is driven forward by incorrect ideologies, which is also a national condition that is difficult to change. Just like China decided to reform and open up in the 1980s, there were also opponents at that time, especially villagers whose land was expropriated to establish factories, and the government forced compensation at standard prices. If it were in India, this would be difficult because bargaining was needed.

[@usa-racistwarmachine3631]

Even Bangladesh has higher GDP per capita than "great India"

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Apartheid caste system is the reason.

[@morningstararun6278]

​@@CloudHan-han Dude,China didn't establish factories in farmers' lands. Do you know that all lands in China was owned by the state? In India, it was under the control of feudal landlords and rich rural men. They don't sell anything for meager profits. And yes, there were also peasants who owned private lands. But it was the land ownership which was one of the key tenets of Capitalism, that was preventing the growth of industrial Capitalism.

[@Kumar-g3i8o]

Yeah most of lands are owned by upper caste people... And if there is factories or development those lands sold by upper caste.. From 1947 to till date most of the development has been in areas where upper caste used to reside because most of the government people are from upper caste

[@bial3436]

I have been to both countries. India is changing too but at a slower pace. Don’t think it can overtake China, not in this century or the next.

[@sancatheone6258]

I bet within 15 years. You can thank me later if you make money from it.

[@tsuikr]

Optimist!

[@sancatheone6258]

@@tsuikr Let's wait and see, China is not growing anymore read some real news.

[@HHZX]

@@sancatheone6258 印度人永远都是那么自信，加油

[@mr.MazhenL]

@@sancatheone6258 到了明天，你就会忘记你说过什么了，印度很多人都像你这样，总是说一些不切实际的话，自己却又记不住。

[@Kotak8]

Modi’s India has polarized the different ethnic communities in India.

[@karate2252]

Agree

[@ShamshadAlam-ei4ne]

Now people don't even criticise the govt due to this polarization. They infact defend the govt. against its own people.

[@chillandrelax3783]

The whole world is polarized and we are at a spiritual war. Politicians arent that powerful. You will the same all over the world. And it will continue till around 2028 or 2032. Thats how evolution works.

[@superchargerone]

@@ShamshadAlam-ei4ne it is so sad that they took the playbook uk used around the world of "divide and conquer" and played it own its own people in modern days so that they can deflect blame when people try to hold them to account for their failures. it is so unfortunate.

[@lvjinbin28]

In fact, Pakistan is no longer a threat, and China's biggest opponent is the United States, but Modi has been playing the anti-Muslim and anti-China cards to win the election.

[@5canwalk]

Insightful sharing 🎉❤

[@lvjinbin28]

I think what India should learn most from China is: humility, self-criticism, talking less and doing more. This is a change in ideology and culture.

[@arvindkatiyar526]

30 years ago China and India were quiet similar,but due to social economic reforms China has changed,even today the Chinese government is introducing new reforms because its necessary for overall growth,India does not have any reforms for growth but is relying more on investment to grow,a point will come when economic growth will slow down due to lack of reforms ,its very difficult to change society but necessary for everyone to benifit from a growing economy

[@CloudHan-han]

In the 1980s, China's reform and opening up attracted a large amount of foreign investment despite extreme poverty. Subsequently, with fiscal revenue, the government began to invest in education, cultivating many high-quality workers to meet the needs of foreign enterprises building new factories. However, India always set obstacles to foreign investment. With some foreign investment leaving India every year, job opportunities inevitably decrease and the unemployment rate increases, which is the biggest difference in the treatment of foreign enterprises between the two countries.

[@cosmoray9750]

India's policies has gone a little backward ...since then. Look up below title on youtube. Insightful. " New Explosive Book Reveals Modi's Vengeful Imprisonment of His Critics "

[@sdsdj626]

Indeed, even 40 years ago, China and India had few similarities. China had completed its initial industrialization in the late 1970s, albeit with a low level of industrial technology. Also, China was not as dirty, either in the cities or in the countryside.

[@kaihui1965]

Indian and China are never be the same. Even 30 years ago, China might be as poor as India, but China was a lot cleaner. People are different. I can't believe how Indians can live in those dirty places. Yes, you may not be rich, but at least you can make your city cleaner.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Selling public property to cronies is not reform .

[@420mtbrider]

Thank you for sharing the truth. Its really annoying listening to people bash China and they have never even been there!!!

[@WORLDCITIZEN10]

You doing Good work India more than 100 years behind China.

[@weareallgodschildrenlovefr9556]

Be nice...I think about 25 years behind ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@sancatheone6258]

According to Bloomberg India is set to overtake China in GDP growth by 2029. But of course, we should rather listen to online trolls.

[@vineethg6259]

​@@weareallgodschildrenlovefr9556That gap actually seems to be widening every day.

[@mr.MazhenL]

胡说，明明是印度领先了100多年，请继续保持，可爱的超级大国印度。

[@sancatheone6258]

@@mr.MazhenL How is China's stock market performing, bro? Need any help?

[@raymondyau7234]

Thanks for putting out accurate pictures in both countries.

[@justme6275]

your videos are very professional, well done, deserve an award for best journalism 👍👍👍👍👍

[@clamgoh]

"First of all, I am not a Chinese citizen. According to most observations, it will take India at least 50 years, maybe longer to catch up to China's current level. By then, China will have already surpassed the United States to become the world's leading superpower."

[@gregnathan9830]

This is why, Travelling opens the Mind.....When I left for Bangkok in 1991, I was wondering what kind of Country I was headed towards - a Nation known for "brothels and prostitutes".....I had left from Calcutta airport....But when I landed in Bangkok, their airport was paradise! And the Cal airport was a bus-stand by compare! Not to mention the progress and advanced Country I landed into that was rich, and with People that were very courteous and kind-hearted making me feel so much at Home! Being polite was fashionable here unlike back home where we were just rough. I realized right on, we were Legends in our own little Minds.....We should have only been proud actually of India's Geography and Natural Resources, but instead, we backed our Government and Politicians that were made up of Illiterates and Goons and corruption started with them..... Even now, China is an obsession with Indians who think they will beat China, without quite knowing what exactly it is that makes China, be CHINA! Some others think, "we will beat them because we speak English" [??] China didn't speak English to be where it is, nor did Japan, nor France or Sweden. Our very thought-process needs revamp and Travelling makes that happen.....but then, when our middle class travels, there are bizarre issues!....like, stealing Toiletries from hotels, jumping into pools with clothes on, being loud in hotel corridors late at night and waking up others, lending rest of us a bad name... Way to go folks! Sad, but true!

[@fuqingshen]

Unfortunately, Indian media often portrays China negatively, while I’m not aware of any instances where Chinese media does the same toward India. The differences between China and India are stark. In China, it’s considered rude and disrespectful for men to physically grab women, and there's no need for "Women Only" train carriages because it’s generally safe for women to travel freely at any time without harassment. Chinese people are friendly and often enjoy conversing with foreigners, especially if they speak a little English. Both cities and rural areas in China are clean, safe, and well-maintained. More Indians are now visiting China, and many are sharing their experiences and stories on KZbin and other social media. I'm glad that Part Time Traveller spent five years in China and had a great experience-she can now serve as an ambassador for China when she's back home.

[@可乐啊-u8o]

印度对中国有很大的偏见，但是我们中国网民都觉得印度是NO1,吵架只会影响美好的心情

[@satvik6579]

I want India-China peace[I mean many Indian civilizations had trade ties with China] and our people to become open minded to different cultures, religion, people and stop stereotypes ( like white ppl and KZbinrs = Millionaire ) coming out of the barriers that the radical politicians have put on the youth and work hard towards increasing out HDI!

[@1bhaihay]

Oh my goodness. Thank you Sarika. Will let Palki know what I think of her.

[@tariksmall9790]

I have been warning Palki that her agenda against China must stop as more persons know the truth and the worst thing is for a journalist to lose credibility!

[@jamesho8820]

Thank-you for your honesty and integrity regarding the differences between India and China. I have traveled to China at least 15x over the last 40 years and also India several times. Aside from geopolitical differences, I firmly believe that India has so much unrealized potential as demonstrated by the many successes of those who have immigrated to the US. IMHO, given the right governmental leadership and a willingness to collectively improve the situation for all, India can definitely become a technologically and economically advanced country. I do feel the negativity promoted by the media is counterproductive and does not improve anything. I truly believe if India and China could collaborate, by using a "win-win" approach, both countries could benefit phenomenally! As an American, I am ashamed at America's efforts to sabotage any possibility of enhancing good relations with China. That, unfortunately is our modus operandi to maintain hegemony. Hopefully India will "see the light."

[@seanchen9617]

Both countries are poor and there is no reason for conflict. Even western countries will benefit from China-India cooperation. All products will become extremely cheap!!!

[@davidwong325]

@@seanchen9617 哦，你还很穷啊？

[@davidwong325]

你的想法太简单了，印度自身没那个能力，美国也不会放过印度，所以印度和中国没有可比性。

[@chinaheartforever4707]

谢谢你向大家展示自己在中国真实记录的所见所闻！

[@8est8its89]

China = Amd Ryzen 7800x3d India = intel celeron

[@raygan777able]

Lol

[@user-hq7co1hx4e]

You are smart, down to earth and brave.

[@mth469]

Without a doubt, China is well ahead of India. India has only 2 major advantages over China: 1) The leader is selected by the people giving him the authority not just the power to rule. 2) The US does not consider India a strategic adversary.

[@tiaoyi-bx5yi]

An election about who gives freebies and who gets votes doesn't mean anything. It's all a battle of publicity and money. 99% of the people do not know how to develop the country. A sham democracy.

[@slc801]

What has those two “advantages “ done to improve India ?🙄

[@vinsin328]

1) people vote for to support Brahmavad - food terrroism and women discrimination. That is the main problem.

[@Atr72fc]

How are those 2 advantage? democracy failed in India.

[@MrTiltmealot]

the west did not get rich because of democracy? they plunder the world and stole from other countries. As an Indian you should understand that by now. Their democracy is in decline, the western democracy need to reform in order to survive! In the west too the politicians are not doing what the majority of the people want. That is what democracy is all about right? just look at the riots in Europe from farmers to the right hating on immigrants...

[@louiserobinson9776]

India maybe the most populous country but it doesn’t make it a great country, not yet. Not until it can address the acute social inequality brought on by the caste system, and stops receiving foreign aids

[@Gamerzombiepro1]

india is great

[@firefoxf9405]

​@@Gamerzombiepro1 lol😂😂

[@svanimation8969]

Caste system?😂 nice try though u have seriously? It's banned since 1950s u can get jailed for caste based slurs even lol ! And FYI indian govt banned or put more check ins over foreign aid since 2006! U chaumins do not understand india the main problem in india ! Is low critical thinking which comes from rigid old school infrastructure but now its changing rapidly thanks to digital infra boom FYI whole india is covered with 5G which also made in india 🎉 and yes its fruits will be visible in next gen like after 10 years older generations always play safe while taking any economic risk cuz there was lack of food production in country back then but now thanks to digital infrastructure boom people's learning new ways to improve the yield world getting closer and closer another problem is choosing wrong candidates which also comes from a side effect bcz of bad education infrastructure things changing rapidly new generation is proactive I can see it literally the change they are unhappy they want more and more they are hungry for knowledge they wanna learn about every secret they are getting aware of world geopolitics and many more about entrepreneurship about psychology and so on

[@TiusbathAgitok]

A china as most developed clean country in the world and so many richer people in China but so undevelop dirty in India and also many more poor person in India. I really would like to live in China than India. Watching from Meghalaya, Northeast India. What are educated people doing in India? So they can't save clean whole cities inside of India I am not educated man but i always take carefully how to keep the CLEAN.

[@jjl4381]

How can India improve when the people there already said they had already overtook China and India is already a superpower lol

[@sancatheone6258]

Yes, for your information China has 600 million people earning under 1,000 yuan per month which means they live in extreme poverty. India also has a poverty problem but while India is growing as an economy China is stagnant. This means the poverty in China is growing, while in India it's declining. FYI according to Bloomberg India will become the world's largest contributor to GDP growth and overtake China in 2029.

[@jjl4381]

@@sancatheone6258 Bloomberg and your wildest dream, PUUIIII

[@sancatheone6258]

@@jjl4381 I'm sorry that you got offended by real information from experts. So it's not in my dreams, and no internet troll will make me change my mind.

[@jjl4381]

@@sancatheone6258 india gdp is only about 3 trillion China is 18 trillion ( population wise India 1.4 billion vs 1.4 billion, ( india has slightly more than China) Per capital CHINA $12, 600 vs india $2, 200. PUUIII

[@jjl4381]

@sancatheone6258 How many golds did india got in the Paris olympics ? Nothing! so damn funny 😂😂😂

[@amjedali5164]

From personal experience I see the standard of living going down and problems increasing in the last 10years or so in India. I do not believe the official figures of India's economy as only 7 family's basically control every industry. When i make a comment like this the pro India bot's come out in force calling me names. When infrastructure improvements are made in India and championed by the west many projects after a simple rainstorm collapse and there is Zero coverage in western media.

[@morbid747]

It's called Oligarch in Russia or Chaebols in South Korea where a small group of people or family controls the major corporations and the economy of their country. If these people do well the country will do well too economically but it can turn into an economic disaster if they make mistakes.

[@amjedali5164]

Russia is very different to how it works, but in South Korea, if hyundai/kia (same parent company) and samsung have financial issues the whole country goes into shock. If the US sanctions just those two companies, the whole countries economy will be finished.

[@morbid747]

@@amjedali5164 Yes , that's why i think it's too risky to allow a very small group of people to manage and control the economy. People and corporations do make strategic mistakes sometimes and the consequences can be devastating.

[@mr.MazhenL]

Looking at the changes in international exchange rates, it is easy to see that there will be a wave of harvest because of the upcoming US dollar interest rate cut. The continued depreciation of the Indian currency will cause severe inflation and unemployment, and India's state-owned assets will also be snapped up by Western capital. I predict that by the end of 2024, India's domestic commodity prices will rise by more than 10%. India does not have a sufficient industrialization foundation. Unable to cope with the harvest from the financial market, Adani has sold 90% of its control rights. This is a very clear signal, which means that they have smelled the smell and sold early to get a good price. Looking at China again, China has sufficient national reserves and is the world's largest manufacturing country. When other countries' exchange rates are depreciating, only the RMB exchange rate is rising. This is the key point. Remember, 2024 will be the happiest year for India in the next 10 years, because what comes next will be even worse.

[@amjedali5164]

​you are 100% correct, but one thing you missed out on is the brain drain from the country. Check a graduation class of medical students from a top university in India from 2014 and see how many of them are still in India you will be shocked how many are living outside of India.

[@way1313]

Thanks!

[@PartTimeTravellerChina]

Thanks for your support 😊😌 really appreciate

[@AdilAdil-vf5iq]

​@@PartTimeTravellerChinaccp agent deliberately showing backward areas

[@alexorobas267]

Your video made me realized how much I miss my Indian friends.

[@PartTimeTravellerChina]

Glad you like it

[@林北就是唱秋]

Hope India gets on the right track to develop it's economic and infrastructure instead of arguing between parties, regions.

[@gumbytron]

I am Vietnamese. Indian civilizations once prospered and were among the leaders in state-building, arts, philosophy, sciences, maths, you name it. Other civilizations modeled themselves after Indian ones, even adopting writing systems and religion. It's incredibly sad to see the utter deterioration of Indian society, seen in the psyche of the people, city management, political strife, everything. British colonialism and modern day exploitation be damned, yes, but a true leader of the people must rise if India is to ever regain its former glory.

[@gumbytron]

I hope, before I die, there can be at least one state in India that reaches the developmental level of any Chinese province (2024 standards). I would visit in a heartbeat.

[@vinsin328]

India was destroyed by Brahmavad. Islamic invasions and colonialism had also impacted.

[@SathyaswamyS]

India superpower ser

[@svanimation8969]

​@@gumbytronlook at indian and china states economy data race only my state which is richest state in india give hard competition to chinese states/province

[@Shiv11167]

We need a long way to go... People need to be united

[@magnacarta740]

Thank you, Sarika, for yet another informative video. Your video could be the first to compare China and India in living colour.

[@Han-vd4zz]

until the Indian government abolished the Hindu caste system, treating the women with equal rights, get rid of corruptions, India will always remained the third word

[@vinsin328]

Not possible in a democracy.

[@Atr72fc]

Agreed

[@charles2521]

The first thing India needs to do is get rid of anglo media, then they need to get rid of journalists who have been brainwashed by anglo media. Nothing will work without these two steps.

[@Frenches83]

Probably in almost everything India and China are one of the such different neighbours in the world, it´s amazing.

[@ReaxCuts]

True we are not focusing on the things needed we are paying lot of tax in returns getting nothing i live in Mumbai i have to struggle every day in crowded train traffic i hope we should improve that.

[@FallenLeavesReturnToRoots]

Do the elected officials set MEASURABLE goals for improving people's lives and later report to the citizens on how they are progressing ? If not, you should all demand that.

[@Sosome12]

Yes but people are focusing more on caste , reservation​@@FallenLeavesReturnToRoots

[@FallenLeavesReturnToRoots]

@@Sosome12 ☹️☹️☹️

[@drjagritisingh6569]

​@@FallenLeavesReturnToRootsc@ste based discrimination is the reality of our Indian society. Only upper c@ste h1ndus deny it.

[@wynetsang]

In countries that are religion dominated, the unearthly matters most. In China where no one religion dominates, money is the most important matter.

[@derickgannon]

Wait patiently. India will change. Its a lot better than 1990s. 30 years have seen a lot of progress in India. Its not politics, media or bureaucracy, its people. As of now all children go to school and changes in lifestyle, expenditure, way of eating, sanitation and etc are happening in India. China invested a lot in public education during 1970 to 1990 they are reaping the rewards now. For us change will come during 2030 to 2050

[@Atr72fc]

What you smoking buddy.. 😂😂

[@svanimation8969]

This is how those students in 1958 from Norway and other European countries laugh on an indian student in school exchange program debates in America 1958 when he talk about how china will take over the world by storm and predicted sino soviet spilt ​@@Atr72fc Now look were we are

[@derickgannon]

Huh we don't smoke its bad for the lungs ​@@Atr72fc

[@marinoint]

India's richest man Mukesh Ambani spent US$600 million on his son's wedding, while most Indians live in agony. Such inequality is truly shocking and appalling. It highlights the extreme corporate monopoly and political corruption in India. I really feel sorry for most Indians... I sincerely hope they can find a better life else where.

[@FallenLeavesReturnToRoots]

Indians are proud of their millionaires and the people who are successful outside Indian.

[@alexhandique3982]

Capitalism for you

[@ashokredkar4156]

Superb video india stillbehind other well developed nations Media hyped India progress People should realize its high time

[@driftert5687]

Well, honesty is not an easy trait to possess, and I admire you 👍

[@bobbylow175]

I think it would take India at least another 20-30 years before it is at the same development level as China. Once it's society is developed, crime rate will reduce and people will be less stressed about jobs/living and society will be more harmonious and civic minded. At the moment it's very stressful because of it's living conditions and scarcity of jobs for it's huge population as well as government which is more focused on religious fanaticism and nationalism than actual growth and investment in it's citizens.

[@hengongchua6250]

30 years??? China took 40 to achieve what they are today. If China takes 40 years, India should be at least 80 years to achieve and be what China is today.

[@chandubhaidesai419]

Another 20-30 years..??? Most probably it's impossible...!!!

[@紫萱-h2i]

​​​@@hengongchua6250印度如果想发展先从社会主义开始，把一切旧得坏习惯否改掉，宗教必须世俗化不能凌驾于人民之上，印度教传统思维必须丢弃，把湿婆什么部位是什么人群这种种姓区别丢掉，希望你们从国际歌歌曲中吸取真谛和悟性，这样就可以像我们一样的饭良好发展，来自中国真心得忠告。谢谢 If India wants to develop, it should start with socialism and change all the old bad habits. Religion must be secularized and cannot be placed above the people. Traditional Hindu thinking must be discarded. Caste distinctions such as Shiva's body parts and people's groups must be discarded. I hope you can learn the truth and enlightenment from the Internationale, so that you can develop well like us. This is sincere advice from China. Thank you.

[@putianren]

My dear Sarika I have said before & saying again !! Please for heaven sake Do Not compare China with India. I worry the day you return back to India, those Indians who know your channel will or might not take kindly to you !!! Please take care. And thank you for this video !!

[@PartTimeTravellerChina]

🙏🏻 thankyou for support! Indeed something going on we will tell in next video. 🙏🏻

[@Bala-zw1lk]

The day we all vote for educated politicians and parties who have good long term vision and intentions to develop this country to next level. Then we can see some progress in our country.

[@weewahgan6922]

Keep doing the comparison and this will help the indian side to improve to catch up no matter how how long it takes. With consistency, improvement will come however small the steps are. Time will pass and results will come. If no effort is put in no result will come but time has already gone.

[@jplin888]

Love all your videos Sarika. Keep it up! I can’t agree more on what you have said. Hope you are doing great in mainland China. Take care! Cheers from Macau China. ❤

[@georgewong1837]

India believes its culture is perfect, its governance is perfect and its religion is perfect. As such no revolutions or changes are needed. India is content and happy. The world should leave India alone.

[@vinsin328]

True, Indian believes and support Brahmavad. All revolution in India came during colonialism and in 1952 (ban on having two wives if you own a cow). India will learn but in a very hard way.

[@可乐啊-u8o]

哥们你把我想说的话都说了😅

[@jackshultz2024]

I believe that for many young people around the world presently living in underdeveloped conditions and hoping for a better future, may compare the achievements of China and of India since their establishment in their modern era, and may conclude that the Chinese model is more effective. And even if that were true, can other countries successfully adopt it? Is the tradition of Confucianism as integral as communism in China’s ability to plan its economic development holistically?

[@oyakefire]

The highest realm pursued by communism and traditional Chinese culture has something in common, so they can be combined well.

[@orangetube1]

The proof is in the pudding. You see China's results. Now try and replicate it. Philosophical rumination keeps you at the same place without moving forward.

[@maxnoit3869]

Bless you! Hope your government will invite you to be part of a team to improve India in future! I’m sure you will bring great changes to India!

[@kesharrana1723]

I think it is your fare judgement (I been in both China and India), thank you for presenting fare information/video.

[@francol3731]

Dear Indian friends, may I ask, does the caste system really still exist in India in the 21st century? We Chinese people don't know much about India. The caste system sounds like a slavery system to us Chinese, but India is also the largest democratic country. This feels quite contradictory. If I have offended you, I'm very sorry.❤❤

[@vinsin328]

Yes it still exists and even legalized in many states of India. It is not like slavery, it is based on discrimination on the basis of your food habits and profession.

[@zhongguono1]

其实每个国家在发展过程中都经历过大气污染的问题。

[@jmatt98]

China emits more greenhouse gases than all of the developed countries combined. Mostly with coal power plants

[@injunnfuz6698]

Great info

[@rotikithaali8959]

First we made plan like make in india Then we announce to world about our plan Then we ridicule others regarding our future progress And then we forget what was plan 'make in india' We have potential but too arrogant and not ready to work hard

[@bombaybhai6435]

Paper Leak Ram Mandir leak Tunnel Leak Hoarding collapse Road collapse Bridge collapse Train Accident Airport Terminal Collapse Wah Modiji Wah...kya bhrastachar hain

[@dontquestionyourdaddy]

Mittro!! sahi kaha🙏🏻

[@sancatheone6258]

The collapses were in Bihar and only one single company, so it's either corruption or bad materials from China. In China in the last month two major highway bridge collapses with over 100 people dead. Also potholes over 100 meters in diameters in Wuhan. Also a food delivery guy got killed when part of a building fell down. But uninformed people like you must keep on praising China.

[@hcbabyssian8936]

You can't compare China and India. China's a true superpower both in terms of economy and military. India, on the other hand, is a projecting superpower with nothing to show for it. Its politicians, relationship with the US and the West in general can only be compared to the Philippines. The only thing India has that the Philippines doesn't is its nuclear arsenal. Other than that, the corruption, the colonial mentality and the widespread poverty are literally copies of each other.

[@MohsinMoMo-no5vm]

Thanks for showing the truth ❤❤❤

[@walterchin8832]

Excellent comparison between China and India living standard of living.

[@TejendraBaruwal]

balanced comment. appreciate your effort

[@santhoshv3028]

Why always show india as Bihar, uttarpradesh and delhi etc? Do you people think they are only one or what? I am from south, yeah we are not developed like china but we have decent development so don't make comment like whole India is like this.

[@orangetube1]

You shouldn't take offense but be inspired instead.

[@santhoshv3028]

@@orangetube1 it's not offense. What she doing is show only least developed states and says whole India Is like this. Maybe she is from those state. Our states in South have life style similar to South East Asian countries.

[@orangetube1]

@@santhoshv3028 ok, don’t be inspired. Doesn’t matter to me either way.

[@xianshi]

印度需要你这样的社会批判者，因为中国以前也经历过这种情况，只要谦虚的接受批评并真的去改变，才会让国家变得更好更进步，印度和中国都是亚洲的古老文明国家，都有过繁荣的历史，有些问题也不是一天两天就能解决的，中国也是经历了几十年才发展成现在的样子，中国在发展过程中也犯了不少错误，印度也可以参考一下，避免犯错。

[@ffatboy88]

i'd like to say India Government should do many things to protect India female.

[@vinsin328]

They wont as that goes against Brahmavad.

[@jedidiahanarfi]

India shoukd drop everything, and just learn from China. Bas hogya! India will lose nothing, but will gain growth and fulfillment.

[@sancatheone6258]

Learn from China, really? Why are so many Chinese people trying to enter the USA at the Southern border illegally? Because they really like it in China?

[@lvgl_beginner]

We have democracy that's all that matters 😢

[@GOAT_MESSI53]

The Indian government and sober Indians should not compare China as a whole. Apart from having a larger population than China, India is much worse off in other aspects, and even cannot see the end of China, because the gap with China is really big. India should learn how to develop itself first, instead of constantly comparing.

[@tonyyin8524]

How do you answer critics who say you only take the best cities and areas of China and compare with the worst cities and areas of India?

[@PartTimeTravellerChina]

I haven't shown any village area its situation in major cities ...

[@peanut0brain]

Even the villages in China are very developed and clean now lol. She can go to a village in China and use that for comparison

[@PartTimeTravellerChina]

Hello Sir, in our videos all the Indian clips belongs to big metro/mega cities ( such as Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore etc) same way we using Shanghai, Beijing, Chongqing (those all original clips, which we personally visited) Unfortunately not get chance to visit china extreme rural side.. Which we are planning next year.. If we talk about this video objective : In india everyone paying high direct tax + for every single goods and services additional indirect taxes. However recently we saw mismanagement of public money (flood's on the cities), bad infrastructure ( many bridges collapsed), many train derailments,, high speed train projects going on since many years, metro projects which not yet completed which started since many years ago etc etc.. However still in media everyday claiming we are top country and many fields defeated China. So we are trying to show reality to fellow country people.. Hope they will understand reality.!!

[@tonyyin8524]

@@PartTimeTravellerChina - yes I know. I been to China many times to work with contract manufacturers. 2018 was the last time I was there. A former coworker told me if I go back to China today, I wouldn't recognize some of the same areas I visited in 2018 because they're so much more advanced and developed. China's safety, cleanliness, infrastructure, and modernization lead the world. In 2018 I knew it would happen, but I thought it might take 10 more years, China did it in 5.

[@peanut0brain]

@@tonyyin8524 they call it "China speed". I'm living in an evergrande garden complex in Chongqing (the company that collapsed and supposed to collapse the whole China lol). 11 months ago there was an empty plot of land now there's 6 new buildings there that's topped off at the 4th floor and they are building the insides. 24hrs non stop.

[@baichungboro7752]

New subscriber 🎉

[@amitkumarmeraman5191]

Nice to know that Chichpokali to china is ur true story....❤❤❤❤

[@posangl8729]

加油，加油👍👍👏👏

[@SathyaswamyS]

india superpower saar

[@Sosome12]

I totally agree with her she mentioned india has a potential .. and also she is looking for more positive aspects but i don't think Many people understand it i have seen lot of videos from big KZbinrs they started highlighting the issue like mohak but every one agreed with him just because she is comparing with china people can't accept it

[@lemonles669]

For India, you are a real patriot, but many Indians are unwilling to accept reality. Only if people are prepared for danger in times of peace, break with traditional class thinking, and are not satisfied with free food subsidies can they make progress

[@Namoari941]

India does has high rise modern buildings, rich and clean neighborhoods, but very few(10% the most)and all are for the rich, 90% are overcrowded, old rundown buildings, dirty streets, chaotic, miserable people…

[@raygan777able]

Perhaps India should really focus on renewable energy to counter their pollution problem

[@Solomontekle-h6i]

Why India will never be like China is the Indian economy follows western neoliberal economics system that is creating a few billionaires leaving the rest in chronic poverty, while China’s economy is state led mainly to alleviate poverty rather than control of the entire economy by a few oligarchs.

[@孙默野]

Sharika, you said it very well. When Deng Xiaoping visited Japan in 1979, he said: "If a person is not beautiful, he can't dress up as a beautiful person." From these words, China has realized the nature of its underdevelopment and is determined to develop and vigorously reform and open up. To be strong, a country must begin by recognizing itself and determining to change. If you lie to yourself, you will never move forward

[@jiasongwu6059]

Great words “Crucial to look beyond stereotype”

[@胡胡桃]

Do you want to go back to India if you can

[@CloudHan-han]

There is no perfect country in the world, and China and India are no exception. Both countries are choosing the path that suits them, fortunately China has opened up a smooth road, while India is still carrying heavy burdens. China has undergone significant social adjustments, including land reform, cracking down on aristocratic families, improving the status of women, and severely punishing violent crimes. The social reform in India has been hindered by the influence of various state clans and religious cultures, resulting in incomplete progress. Perhaps this is the national situation of the two countries. China has only one ruling party and does not need to consider the opposition of the people, while India often has to compromise in order to win elections.

[@peanut0brain]

"China does not need to consider the opposition of the people" omfg if you don't know how the China govt really works then don't comment at all. Go view "Jerry's take on China" and learn some shít

[@卡罗拉-i2i]

兄弟，显然你对咱们国家并不是太了解。我们是多党合作，还有八个参政党，而且参政党是从国家级到各地方政府都有担任重要职务的。政协成立快75年了可不是摆设，每年人大和政协的两会都是关注的焦点，虽然是一党为主导，但并不是你想象的那么简单的一言堂，很多事情都是需要去协商平衡的。

[@如是或许]

“China has only one ruling party and does not need to consider the opposition of the people, while India often has to compromise in order to win elections. ”Is this your understanding of democracy?

[@oyakefire]

改成“不考虑传统势力的反对”更准确

[@NabinSays__]

China is 50 years ahead of India

[@rusticbox9908]

Those aerial shots of rubbish heaps and poor homeless people was what China looked like 15-20 years ago! The difference between India and China IMO is the Chinese discuss and come up with 10 year goals and set 5 year action plans reviewing it each year! They talk about what they HAVE done and not what they WILL do! Unlike other countries where the leader spends 1/4 of his term (usually the last year) doing nothing but to try and get reelected, China is peddle to the metal all the way! Just imagine if the Chinese and Indians worked together, that'd be 2/5 of the global population!

[@oyakefire]

No, even China 40 years ago was not like that.

[@orangetube1]

Yes. If the most powerful Asian countries including India, China, Japan, and Korea work together, the possibilities are endless. But alas, the west would not allow it. Keeping these countries apart help maintain western domination.

[@frankdefranco9436]

Why did you remove the last video? It was a great video showing how bad Indian travellers behave in China.

[@kennedy6618]

I think the differences between these two countries is the way the government implemented the policies. The Indian government is too corrupted, lack of transparency, unproductive and wasted too much energy challenge on China. The Chinese government is focus on: progress, the welfare of the people and keeping up with the technology development.

[@padredemishijos12]

China started as the poorest country in the world in 1948. As India was colonized by England, China suffered the plunder of the European colonial powers plus Japan beginning with the merciless opium trade by the English and chronic and endemic starvation. The Chinese Communist Revolution rid China of all Imperialists, and adopted the Soviet system of government. India adopted the British parliamentary/capitalist system at the same time.

[@Anonymous------]

From now on you must becareful of your personal safety whenever you are back in India, because there are people hating what you say about your own country.

[@orangetube1]

True. Those are also the same people that keep India behind so that they can never make progress.

[@johneli495]

I don't know why India/China relations are portrayed in terribly negative way. There is nothing in history that shows that they are a serious threat to each other's existence. There have only been small scale border issues in recent years. Much of the negativity may be a product of western interference

[@vinsin328]

hmm.. because there used to tibet in between.

[@Andy1805-y8w]

There has been a noticable increase in homelessness in Taipei over the last five or so years.

[@orangetube1]

This video is not about Taiwan