Comparing the two cities of China and India, why are Indians so happy? They believe that India has the strongest infrastructure
Indian netizens were very happy and sent a photo of Pune, a first-tier city in India, and Nanning, China.
They were very happy to see the two cities and thought that India had caught up. Whether in terms of urban construction or living environment, India has achieved catch-up and overtaking.
Therefore, some Indian third brothers, who are full of confidence, even speak sarcastically, and Indians are more free and can do whatever they want.
They believe that Indian cities have more life and have more trees and flowers. Instead of high-rise buildings everywhere, cold cement.
Seeing this, the editor can't help but want to say. A part of the Indian population has always been confused about their place. On the one hand, they want to surpass us, but on the other hand, they do not admit that we are better. They just use malice and ridicule to vent their inner dissatisfaction, because there is nothing they can do but do this.
Next, let's take a look at some of the 3 buddies' extreme remarks.
Indian: Pratham
It's all media propaganda, and they compare the best cities, and that's just the best of the city.
If you have watched their news, you will find that during this time, their peasant life is miserable, there is no land to cultivate, they can no longer live, the economy has failed, and yet we can live freely every day.
Indian: Rambler
Actually, there is no difference between the two cities, I think it is more suitable for people to live, it is quieter and more comfortable.
What I want to say is that their city doesn't have any planning, it can't stand any tests, and as long as it rains, all the cities will lose sewers and become a water city.
India should not build cities like this, we need a more human-friendly environment, preferably full of plants and trees.
Indian: SyedShr
Although they are the second largest economy in the world, there is one factor to consider. Their government can take the people's land, which is not possible in India.
The land belongs to individuals, we own it, and they can be easily taken away. Getting compensation wasn't enough to buy a house, but it was saddled with huge debts. So there is no need to envy their miserable life.
印度人:Ahale Salem
What is a concrete jungle? This is not what all countries need, is this a sign of modernization?
Rather than that, we need to improve people's quality of life and reduce their stress, rather than saddling them with debt and leaving the whole country bankrupt.
Now that we have become a populous country and the 5th largest economy in the world, we should beat them in all areas in the future.
印度人：Arfaat coast
Cities like this, they're all over the country, and there are probably hundreds of places that are so well planned.
I hope that India can also achieve such a plan, and we can also learn from them and follow their path. So don't follow the United States, we're not like the United States. We are similar to China.
印度人:BennuSTLC
Behind these glories are countless people who have lost their land and homes. That's the difference between the two countries, even our poor people will have their own land, while their poor people don't have land to cultivate. Because all the land is owned by the state, they have no right to own but only the right to use.
This is also the reason why they can build on such a large scale, and it is also the main factor in the rapid development. The more we follow freedom, the more people will protest. They can't, they're obedient and good at being managed.
If they learn from us to resist, then there will be problems with their credit, and many things will not be able to be done in the future.
印度人:Pooja Svankp
Nanning is a second-tier city in China, and Pune is a first-tier city in India. It's a sad reality that our Tier 1 cities are inferior to their Tier 2 cities, or even Tier 3 and Tier 4 cities.
We should work hard and also put this dirty politics aside and caste politics aside. We need rapid reform, rapid action, rapid administration, and no lazy attitudes.
印度人:Piyush Krishna
Yes, we are "slowly" catching up, it will also take 20 years, maybe 50 years, maybe 100 years, and who knows when we will be able to achieve it?
印度人：Rishabhndy Ajax
Sober up! Don't talk about these embarrassing questions, the gap between our two countries is not so small.
You know, Pune is the seventh largest city in India, and Nanning is no longer ranked in China, they are full of such cities.
Well, that's all for today!
What do you think of the development of India's first-tier cities? Is it really as some third brothers said, Pune in India is better than Nanning?
Really, as they say, if India wants to develop, the future will be full of high-rise buildings, but they don't want to say that now.
Let us know what you think in the comments section.
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