Working In China - Work Culture, Long Hours, And Mental Health - Indian Engineer’s Experience

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[@ripon480]

Chinese people are very hard working, honest when it comes to their nation's development, proud of their culture

[@dragonjpt1195]

Those who have been to China will never do bad mouthing about China.. I always said bad and demean it till I last visted China back in 2019

[@themutereactor]

when your misconception becomes your obsession makes you not think out of the box.China is ahead of the world.EVEN AMERICANS THINKS OF CHINA INFRASTRUCTURE

[@hydrohasspoken6227]

ignorant people will always talk bad about others.

[@rahulchawla20]

Hello from another vegetarian Indian who lived in Shenzhen for 8+ years and I confidently say Shenzhen is one of the best cities to work and live in! Period! I can talk hours in praise of that beautiful city that I lovingly call my second home.

[@ragul3204]

What did you do in Shenzhen? Which company did you work for?

[@themutereactor]

bro bhakts will abuse you for this comment

[@GorkhaliGlory]

Watching From Nepal. Great Content. I want all Nepal, China and India to become prosperous with friendly relations with each other.

[@TransgirlsEnjoyer]

MY friend who couldnt complete his college did great in China, they reward hard work and entrepreneurship there

[@raoplns]

China developed the culture of working hard and with quality. Anyone entering that culture will automatically follow the same values. In india the culture is somehow to manage than to put head down and work. Anyone coming into that work place will follow the same ways...

[@alokpisal]

Indian govt official mindset when is my next break , lunch break, tea break 😢

[@samudrad7]

Its in people’s mindset why GOVT??

[@alokpisal]

@@samudrad7 because govt. employees started this kind of behavior earlier days.

[@yogendratiwari2682]

😂

[@n-sharma-p21]

China is brilliant country they achieved everything in little.. time. Wow ❤ The citizens are hardworker and smart. Women Safety is also good in country if i had too much money i have been shifted to that country. 😅..

[@c.bulakh6231]

Yeah lol you know nothing about the reality of china it only shows what it wants to show people there are struggling so cut the crap

[@shrijitmazumdar7974]

It's not about failure. Not wanting to fail is also high in China but yes he's right that India doesnt stick to a plan and blue print, India's mood changes every few days and we are constantly finding someone or element to blame. Most indians put low quality of work in their fields and then come home and blame politicians or the system. In China people follow the blueprint really well. But that element is also because of diversity of thought in India which is less there.

[@knowledged8420]

INDIA BELIEVE ON THEORY NOT PRACTICAL ALSO NO ONE WANT GIVE PRACTICAL EQUIPMENT THAT ALSO PROBLEM IN INDIA BUT CHINA DOESN'T RELIE ON FOREIGN EQUIPMENT EXCEPT CORE TECHNOLOGY BUT CHINA PROGRESS SLOWLY SLOWLY

[@tuhinjamespaul8910]

Really... Good conversation , we indians must also incorporate such work ethics within us

[@hypnoparti]

You asked great questions but I don't think his answers were that apt or well-informed, specially the questions around China

[@Zixcis]

China is so underrated

[@trinityinspiration198]

❤Thanks for showing! When he says the Chinese just do their work and don't worry about the outcome. This reminds me on the highest Indian values given in the Bhagavad Gita. Do your duty and don't look for the fruits. It is nice to hear also something positive from an Indian about China. This is a good step to break down walls and not to build them. Not to forget behind all cultures and diverseity there is only one single consciousness. The people in other countries are not doing things better - just different. ❤Love your channel.

[@shameekd9192]

It is good to question. Questioning creates innovation.

[@sungalaxy7073]

I would like him to see China today to compare his experience. China's infrastructure is amazing, they have faith in themselves, self discipline, they want the best for their civilization. The irony is that it was the Indian Prince known as the "Buddha" who opened their third eye. I would like Indians to have more cheap flights to China to experience our neighbor. I think it would influence Indians for the positive a lot and open up a good dialogue. It is not the educate system in China only, but global experience with education. Like the west, China has become a culture of knowledge, not just in education but life knowledge. China pays a lot of attention to fitting in, looking fair, doing elite functions e.g. golf, 90% women know how to play classical piano etc. How many Chinese to you see getting drunk in public? China has a advantage, like Africans they can mix with others but their features are strong and the next mixed generations look like them. India has to learn from Israel in mixing. It is good to be able to adjust in every developed civilization, the knowledge and life experience is more global. India is a global country and needs to think global. It has never been about color, faith but "knowledge". But you have to be part of the bigger elite picture to understand how economics works and how the game is being played, if you want to adapt or protect your civilization. Have more programs like this to communicate within India. Share experiences, the bad and the good so solutions can be found to fix. what does not work.

[@Sam-ch4jh]

They have made education and research excellent in past two decades They are hard workers for centuries One of my friend says, he was interviewing a Chinese students for placement, they clearly and fundamentally answer the question and ak also answers points around that question so that you cannot extend that question further This is the difference. You bring me IIT BTech student, i will prove that they are not well studied the subject

[@carti8778]

u can try to prove it and put up a video on your channel. Don;t generalise things , see things statistically.

[@000T00b]

I’ve read some commenters saying they’re not convinced about the person’s responses. This guy is giving a first-hand appraisal from actually having been there, he is not trying to sell you something. If someone’s lived reality does not support your viewpoint, you may want to re-examine your preconceptions about a place. Better yet, go visit it and find out the reality for yourself.

[@girishktyagi]

In China u cannot question but follow and that is the fundamental mindset while in India you can question, get convinced before doing. Both have pros and cons

[@sachin4619]

Can you observe that he is saying Chinese are less of creative mindset and more of executive mindset

[@user-yl7vk6cw2v]

Have you noticed that China has made many achievements in the field of science and technology? There are also various electronic products.

[@kimquan1373]

Chinese are both creative and executive mindset. They develop many things such as ev car, telecommunication, space program, G5, hypersonic missle, own GPS system and airplanes c919 and ...

[@JieLin-cd3hc]

Check the world patent rankings

[@winnieshekhar2110]

4:50 guys the countries run on historical political mindset’s while following instructions and trusting the process since what more can you do comes from communist mindset we have been been an independent thinking democracy not set only on a common output or goal. How did we go to cultural aspects before that . Even culture wise there is more social pressure there than here saying they r not worried about outcome is not the statement its about having a focused plan to an extent that the don’t need a plan b

[@NarsiRaghavan]

Title is misleading, lots of positive vibes shared about China. Same goes for US dark reality title, content doesn’t reflect the sane

[@iamsheep]

He's wondering the difference in education? India's literacy rate is 76.32% where as China's is 99.83%

[@donaldduck4114]

Regular conversation - have you thought about death

[@TheeCommentSection]

This comment section is so funny. Indians believe saying is the word democracy is equivalent to having democracy. China is actually one of the few countries that have an actual working democracy, a country for the people. China doesn’t go out of their way to promote their political system so most fools think it’s a dictatorship. People should look into the “two sessions” and the merit system.

[@radhika1846]

Even if the podcast is about make up or food, ranveer would find a way to bring Virat Kohli s reference in them ...he would scare Virat Kohli away this way looking like nn obsessed stalker

[@iron982]

mam he epitomizes him even i bring elon musk in most of my conversation when I talk about hardworkd and smart shit so nothing wrong with this plus virat follows him so he is trying to lure him to come to his podcast(ig) :)

[@BlacknWhiteJ]

Deep 😂😂😂

[@BlacknWhiteJ]

Kitna deep jayega Bhai tu 😂😂

[@factzone5870]

Bhai kabhi startup aao, bhool jaoge Chinese work ethic

[@sharmisthas]

These dudes completely missed the point. To paraphrase James Carville, it's the democracy stupid! China is not a democratic country but India is. That's a major factor why Indian tends to question the authority but Chinese do not.

[@AbhishekSingh-kh4yn]

5:00 yes do not question anything just work like a donkey

[@adithyas6506]

They are processed for economy. Indians slowly pushed to that phasr

[@sanjanaaeran1615]

Some Indian like not doing work is ok . But if you fail while growth and learning they behave like it is shame thing

[@dPten]

One thing the speaker forgot to tell is that the Chinese built things based on all that they could steal. Having experienced them in my research career I have seen that they can go to any extend to make sure that no one else becomes first in publishing something ahead of them. Even if that other person/group don't see them from such a cut throat competitive point of view. For that, they could even bribe reviewers to buy journals or labs. They don't seem to have ANY Dharmic sense. They have a very greedy mindset. This sort of mindset won’t be a thing for the future. If you don’t keep co-operative and co-existing mindset then you are bound to be rejected. Their urge to become a “superpower” has pushed them so far that on a weak niche where they stand, their downfall is imminent.

[@debanikgoswami4834]

That's why USA imposed a trade war .

[@Say_My_Name--]

Whatever it takes, They Just want to win the race..They are More Proud on Thier Civilization & want to be a Superpower again by any means 😅

[@fvalemus5377]

Similar with the West then. Tell me things that the West did not steal.

[@gerrardlee8879]

Ok sukhdeep

[@leelehmann3686]

Xi Jinping is 😎 boss 🙌 😎 👌 big up China ❤love China 🇨🇳, long live xi Jinping ❤️

[@balakrishnarao6818]

China achived new heights with vigorous work culture. Indians should follow china way, to get economic super power, at present china only devoloped country. High standards and low cost of living. This indicates china power

[@banerjeesiddharth05]

The Chinese work hard but Americans work smart😊😊😊😊

[@Nom_AnorVSJedi]

Where did he say that? I think the Chinese work hard and smart.

[@narenb123]

​@@Nom_AnorVSJediNot smart.... They are thieves.... They hijack evrything..

[@narenb123]

Smart out of laziness...

[@Trendo839]

Who said that??

[@johanliebert7603]

We are not Americans

[@acejesus]

This BeerBiceps Guy is the reason for India's failure Lmao

[@factzone5870]

Still some say china ka maal zyada tikta nai 🥸

[@leekinboo]

我们这么死板吗？

[@hemachandramantrala6206]

stop the cuss words , chinese people are polite to begin with, they give opportunities to others. i dont like your language sir.

[@virajdoshi]

India me jaychando ki kami nahi hai

[@user-hi8st2cs1q]

Yes, the world will never lack insects and ants!

[@theproductguy9404]

Not worth going to America in this decade

[@francoislechanceux5818]

Go to russia. Too many Indians in the other country you cited.

[@ismailshareefmohammed8892]

Yes. They defenitely did not worry about the outcome when they let covid virus spread through the entire world.

[@leekinboo]

this guy does know anything about china . alot bias and bullshit

[@anish315]

Looks like this guy is on a CCP tracker 😁

[@sachin4619]

In communist country people may be rich 🎉 But they just live like robots😂😂

[@ragul3204]

Still better than India though.

[@atishamathur9014]

Im not convinced with the response of the guest. When he says Chinese trust the system and do not question anything or bother about outcome makes me think about the political system of the country.. i have a feeling Chinese are not trained to question and think creatively but just deliver as per the instructions fed to them just like the Communist setup.

[@Fire10101]

That's why they became a global super power and almost reached the level of America. What did India do after thinking too much?

[@sy67424]

@@Fire10101so you would prefer dictatorship over democracy in your personal opinion?

[@Fire10101]

@@sy67424 what is democracy? What do you consider democracy?

[@praz7]

They've always been that way. Nothing is new. This innovation and going against status quo is a Germanic thing. That's the reason Germanics also rebel against the govt all the time. Chinese do build things but this going against status quo innovation is not their forte

[@poojawaldia8606]

​@@Fire10101Communism

[@Khan_is_mongol]

What is with the head nodding?? and the over-pronouncing T and D?? Looks like your colonial masters having taught you as well.

[@pankajsinha385]

Dude this podcaster can make an intelligent guest look dumb and making him come to his level 🥲