Sarika's video on YouTube is objective, rational and sincere, but it is precisely because she is too objective that she has repeatedly aroused the anger of the curry country, and this video is no exception!
"You compare the cleanliness of a Chinese garden with an Indian garden... But, however, there are no gardens in India. You didn't take us to see the Indian Garden
Dear Sarika, I am worried about you when you return home. When I sent the link to your video to my Indian friend who lives on the mainland, he didn't like it. But he accepted it, and was upset that you were doing this to your own country, India. Hope your video will wake up the people of India and ZF. In any case, be careful when returning to India. Love all your videos based on facts and what you see in China. Thank you, Namaz.
I've also seen a lot of American and European tourists in China also filming videos of Chinese cities, such as shopping districts, subways, roads, and streets, and they were shocked compared to other cities in New York and their hometowns
INDIAN: Who cares! We like the way it is.
India is a beautiful country and I have a lot of Indian friends. There should be more cultural exchanges to strengthen friendships, as long as the moldy people are kept out.
China has the world's first garbage collection system, and if I'm not mistaken, they started as early as 1300!! Marco Polo was shocked by the cleanliness of China.
There is no word "hygiene" in the Indian dictionary.
You forgot one of the most important things. I can see that the pedestrian spaces (sidewalks) in Chinese cities are very vast and ubiquitous. In India, sidewalks are just a myth.
In India, noise and horns are more annoying, I have been to India and China
I couldn't agree more with your assessment of cleanliness and hygiene between dragons and elephants. Please forgive my offense! in 1960. Yes, that was a long time ago, I went from the south of India to the north and then into Pakistan. The street conditions I witnessed were very similar to the video footage. I ate unclean food and had an upset stomach. Then in 2005, I went to Mumbai again, albeit for only one day during my round-the-world cruise. I was shocked to find out that in addition to the much affluent areas of the city where the wealthy have mansions and modern apartments. Most of the streets I saw had hardly changed from the first time I visited!India needs a strong and honest ZF that takes the welfare of its citizens seriously and improves to the maximum!
For India and other developing countries, infrastructure investment is key to the future. Building roads, upgrading power grids, building new water conservancy projects... These will drive growth and development. Unfortunately, many Third World countries reject the BRICS initiative with a white colonial servile mentality. We see at least two countries choosing the wrong path that will not end well.
She wasn't speaking ill of India, she showed what she hoped India could improve. My country, right or wrong. What is right must be kept right, and what is wrong must be corrected!
The third brother gave most of their work to the gods, while the people of the great eastern countries did everything themselves
I visited India 10 years ago and it was a shock to my living system, no offense, I love the culture there, but the state of the roads and streets is sad. I had hoped that things would improve a lot since then. But it sounds like India has a lot to do in this regard.
@roro4787 are you talking about the affluent regions of India? But I'm sorry to tell you that even the affluent regions of India are difficult to compare with the affluent regions of China. India struggles to progress because policies serve a very small number of wealthy people, not the vast majority.
India does not, it lags behind, but this is not the whole country, some places are clean and modern, of course the other half is like this, but she just happily picks the bad side. But what is certain is that the situation will improve with a gradual increase in income and education levels.