Today's China is the world's second largest economy, the international status is rising, but in India's eyes, China is still lagging behind it, not only that, China has more poor people than India. For China, Indians do have a lot of stereotypes, which is the same at home, but it is rare that the domestic people can still look at the gap between the two countries objectively and not overly demean India today. On the other hand, the Indian side is not an ordinary person who publishes this argument, but a professor, why does it have such an idea?
The reason for the laughter is actually because of the toilet. In China, every household has a toilet, which is not a special case on the mainland, but it is the case in every country, and there is no difference between the East and the West. This is a symbol of the development of human civilization, but also the performance of paying attention to public health, if it is not forced, no one will choose to be "convenient" in the wild, many people even think that the public toilet is very dirty, so there will be a toilet at home. But this is not the case in India, where toilets are seen as unclean, so few people have toilets at home.
Most Indians choose to solve it directly in the wild, which brings a lot of health diseases, and every year people in India are infected with gastrointestinal diseases. In order to improve the health and safety of the environment, Indian officials vigorously promote the toilet plan and implement the "cleaning campaign" throughout the country, but the effect is minimal. Professor Yin also saw from the toilet who is more backward in China and India, because he believes that the rich people in India have villas and their own gardens, and they do not go to the wild and do not install toilets, but will be "convenient" in their own gardens.
For this reason, he assumed that it was precisely because of poverty in China that there were very few people with villas and gardens, so they would install toilets in every house, and when he saw that every house had a toilet, professor Yin would shake his head and write this conclusion. I have to say that India's views and angles on toilets are really strange, and this idea is also deeply rooted in its heart and difficult to eliminate. As far as the toilet problem is concerned, even if you have money, you have to install it, because it represents hygiene, and many people in India are still very backward and ignorant.
So it's not unusual for them to think that China's poor people have toilets at home, and it's sad. Although there is also a prejudice against India at home, the concept of openness and the developed Internet still have the opportunity to understand the real India, but the gap between the rich and the poor in India is serious, and only high-caste people have the opportunity to go abroad and see the real world. Perhaps it is precisely because of this that Professor Indah will make such remarks, solidifying the prejudices of the masses, and although it can strengthen the self-confidence of Indians, but not recognizing reality will only make them become conceited.
(Text/Xi Le)