[VIDEO] What can Indians learn from Chinese people?

[sweep_shot]

India and China are two of the most populous nations on Earth. Both have over 1-billion people each.

Even though they are similar in terms of population, they are vastly different in terms of antics and achievements.

Chinese people generally love to stay under the radar and focus on working hard/being productive. Indians are often guilty of doing the opposite; they love to be in the spotlight and often come off as nosy/loud.

In terms of achievements and influence, China is clearly miles ahead of India. China is a genuine global superpower while India is more like a regional power.

China is ahead of India militarily and they don't flood other countries with illegal immigrants like India do (There are over 700K illegal Indians in USA alone).

So, how can Indians match the Chinese? What are some lessons they can learn from China?

Some lessons I can think of:

Lesson #1: Learn to accept constructive criticism instead of always deflecting and doing whataboutism. Chinese people believe in self-accountability while Indians generally always argue. Believe it or not, there is actually a funny (yet accurate) YouTube video regarding this:

Lesson #2: Focus on actual growth instead of doing cow vigilantism and other nonsense. This is year 2025 after all.

Lesson#3: Chinese people generally always mind their own business and they are always productive. Maybe being nosy/obnoxious prevents Indians from matching Chinese success.

Thoughts?

 

[SpiritOf1903]

Mandarin?

 

[sweep_shot]

Mandarin?

I think it is a good idea to learn Mandarin because China is becoming influential globally. It can be useful to learn this language.

 

[FearlessRoar]

Indians have nothing to do with learning they just want to win lol

 

[The Bald Eagle]

Indians just care for their own selves not even their brethrens and anybody living abroad could affirm or avowed it

 

[Rajdeep]

OP is too long to read but can someone pls confirm if he is asking Indians to learn how to treat minorities like how Chinese are treating Uighur muslims?

 

[sweep_shot]

OP is too long to read but can someone pls confirm if he is asking Indians to learn how to treat minorities like how Chinese are treating Uighur muslims?

Your post has just proven the point of my opening post. Always deflection and doing whataboutism.

 

[anikrc1]

The difference between China and India is simple, communism.

 

[Rajdeep]

Your post has just proven the point of my opening post. Always deflection and doing whataboutism.

This is not whataboutery buddy but I have caught you off guard. China is an atheist communist country. Why should a secular democracy like India learn anything from them?

I have read your OP and the points you raised makes my believe even stronger that you lack education big time. China People always mind their own business, China people belive in self accountability. LOL I mean what does these even mean? There are a billion people in China and unless you done some survey about their psyche how did you come to these conclusions and made such blanket generalizations?


Bondhu (friend) post on what you ate last thread or at the best troll in cricket threads. This kind of topics is not meant for you.

#ChinaPeople

 

[Cpt. Rishwat]

What can Indians learn from Chinese?

How to win allies and establish dominance across Asia.

 

[sweep_shot]

What can Indians learn from Chinese?

How to win allies and establish dominance across Asia.

That's definitely another good lesson.

While India is burning bridges with regional allies, China is solidifying alliances.

China has a sharp leader in the form of Xi Jinping. He is an intelligent man with chemical engineering background. India has chaiwala Modi who's main focus is to advance RSS agendas.

Xi Jinping is taking China to future while Modi is taking India back to stone age.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

How to be decent people.

 

[Champ_Pal]

Discipline, public civility and hard work and putting religion in the back burner and work towards progress as a collective unit.

Indians who move out of India work their tails off to make it big. But the same person is lazy and acts like a bumpkin if he stays in India.

 

[Champ_Pal]

That's definitely another good lesson.

While India is burning bridges with regional allies, China is solidifying alliances.

China has a sharp leader in the form of Xi Jinping. He is an intelligent man with chemical engineering background. India has chaiwala Modi who's main focus is to advance RSS agendas.

Xi Jinping is taking China to future while Modi is taking India back to stone age.

India is no where China when it comes to progress and innovation. But your last sentence is just lolworthy.

 

[Devadwal]

How to be decent people.

Likes Repression of Uyghurs muslim.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Likes Repression of Uyghurs muslim.

Each country has good point and bad point. i liked when Chinese make chow mein of your soldiers
Instead of hiding behind treatment of Uyhgurhs you should focus on this from Indian POV

 

[sweep_shot]

Each country has good point and bad point. i liked when Chinese make chow mein of your soldiers
Instead of hiding behind treatment of Uyhgurhs you should focus on this from Indian POV

Indians like to bring up Uighur but they downplay their own Kashmiri atrocities.

They also like to downplay the oppressions Muslims face in India (cow vigilante mob, mosque attack etc.).

 

[cricketjoshila]

Each country has good point and bad point. i liked when Chinese make chow mein of your soldiers
Instead of hiding behind treatment of Uyhgurhs you should focus on this from Indian POV

Indians won't be held under a dictatorship and fight for their democratic rights. If the cost of democracy is the difference between India and China so be it. Far better than any dictatorship.

Did you like it when 90K pakistanis surrendered in Dhaka and were dragged to India and kept in detention. Until your PM had to come to Shimla to get them released?

Did you like it when pakistani army ran away leaving their dead behind in Kargil?

This is not 1962.

 

[cricketjoshila]

Indians like to bring up Uighur but they downplay their own Kashmiri atrocities.

They also like to downplay the oppressions Muslims face in India (cow vigilante mob, mosque attack etc.).

Indians didn't open a thread asking what Bangladeshis have to learn from whom.

Go learn something from whoever you guys can and worry about Bangladesh and not India.

 

[sweep_shot]

I also like to point out Arunachal Pradesh and Ladakh should've gone to/should go to China. People in those areas are ethnically more Chinese than Indians.

 

[Hitman]

Indians didn't open a thread asking what Bangladeshis have to learn from whom.

Go learn something from whoever you guys can and worry about Bangladesh and not India.

Forget China, India need to first learn from it's neighbours Pakistan and Bangladesh the true meaning of democracy, secularism and equal rights.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Indians won't be held under a dictatorship and fight for their democratic rights. If the cost of democracy is the difference between India and China so be it. Far better than any dictatorship.

Did you like it when 90K pakistanis surrendered in Dhaka and were dragged to India and kept in detention. Until your PM had to come to Shimla to get them released?

Did you like it when pakistani army ran away leaving their dead behind in Kargil?

This is not 1962.

Pakistan was an aggressor in that time and got it's comeuppance. I believe that any unjust and any aggressor will eventually suffer a humiliation.

But it's telling that you are going about that "surrender" when decades later India has been categorically rejected in Bangladesh and Pakistan welcomed. You have been crying about it for months, begging Trump and Tulsi to help lol.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

I also like to point out Arunachal Pradesh and Ladakh should've gone to/should go to China. People in those areas are ethnically more Chinese than Indians.

India did a similar thing in to China as they did with Bangladesh. Tried to pop up a puppet via the Dalai Lama. He also fled and ran to India before China gave them some slaps and occupied Arunachal Pradesh. Lama is still there.

They used to the same language that they are doing against Bangladeshis and locked many Indo Chinese in concentration camps.

India is a regional nuisance and consistently misbehaves with neighbours.

Same as happened in Bangladesh and Hasina it is my prediction that some slaps coming from Bangladesh side towards India are imminent.

 

[ipog]

Many things from China: Single minded focus on development, building reliable infrastructure and advanced techniques, civic sense. Not to learn: communism.

From Pakistan: maybe punctuality and apply in other areas

Bangladesh: how not to play cricket

 

[The Bald Eagle]

Guys this thread is about India and China, so please restrain yourself to thread topic

 

[sweep_shot]

Pakistan was an aggressor in that time and got it's comeuppance. I believe that any unjust and any aggressor will eventually suffer a humiliation.

But it's telling that you are going about that "surrender" when decades later India has been categorically rejected in Bangladesh and Pakistan welcomed. You have been crying about it for months, begging Trump and Tulsi to help lol.

Expect Indian posters to derail the thread with 1971, Uighur etc.

The video in the opening post highlights exactly that (Indian deflection).

 

[HalBass9]

Unfortunately, those in power in India share a similar mindset to those who respond with "what about Pakistan". They lack the resolve to compete with or learn from China and remain overly fixated on Pakistan and Bangladesh.

This approach is rendering Indians incapable of advancing or competing with China, as their focus remains confined to rivalry with Muslims within India and its immediate neighbors.

 

[cricketjoshila]

Pakistan was an aggressor in that time and got it's comeuppance. I believe that any unjust and any aggressor will eventually suffer a humiliation.

But it's telling that you are going about that "surrender" when decades later India has been categorically rejected in Bangladesh and Pakistan welcomed. You have been crying about it for months, begging Trump and Tulsi to help lol.

Surrender has been rejected?

FYI the pakistani army surrendered to the Indian army. Not Bangladeshi army.

90k pakistanis were transported to India and held there till ZAB came and signed the agreement in Shimla.

What has Bangladeshi opinion today got to do with it? Tommorow the government changes their, their opinion will change.

 

[cricketjoshila]

India did a similar thing in to China as they did with Bangladesh. Tried to pop up a puppet via the Dalai Lama. He also fled and ran to India before China gave them some slaps and occupied Arunachal Pradesh. Lama is still there.

They used to the same language that they are doing against Bangladeshis and locked many Indo Chinese in concentration camps.

India is a regional nuisance and consistently misbehaves with neighbours.

Same as happened in Bangladesh and Hasina it is my prediction that some slaps coming from Bangladesh side towards India are imminent.

Next time read history. What you have posted about Dalai Lama and India and China isn't supported by history.

Pakistan is a global nuisance and many terror attacks and terrorists in the world have been traced back to Pakistan.

 

[cricketjoshila]

Forget China, India need to first learn from it's neighbours Pakistan and Bangladesh the true meaning of democracy, secularism and equal rights.

Their own countries have tons of problems and pakistanis and Bangladeshis are giving lectures to India.

These attempts to troll Indians fall flat on their faces.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Next time read history. What you have posted about Dalai Lama and India and China isn't supported by history.

Pakistan is a global nuisance and many terror attacks and terrorists in the world have been traced back to Pakistan.

India is harbouring dissidents from two neighbours. It is in conflict across all its borders. This is an undisputed fact.

 

[cricketjoshila]

India is harbouring dissidents from two neighbours. It is in conflict across all its borders. This is an undisputed fact.

What dissidents?

Indian borders in 1947 were decided by the British. The problem is a inherited one.

Pakistan has been accused of spreading terrorism by Iran India Afghanistan.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

What dissidents?

Indian borders in 1947 were decided by the British. The problem is a inherited one.

Pakistan has been accused of spreading terrorism by Iran India Afghanistan.

Hasina and Dalai Lama both caused failed uprising in their countries and sought refuge and sanctuary in India.

Can you name any other country who insults their neighbours like this?

 

[RizwanT20Champ]

How to be decent people.

Agreed when I see the likes of @Bhaag Viru Bhaag it's the first thing I think of

 

[Cricket Warrior]

again a gentle reminder this thread is not about India's relations with Pakistan or Bangladesh so better stick to the topic otherwise all irrelevant posts would be deleted from now onwards.

 

[Bhaag Viru Bhaag]

Agreed when I see the likes of @Bhaag Viru Bhaag it's the first thing I think of

Nice to know I am bothering you every second and living rent-free in that tiny, square-shaped head of yours.

 

[Local.Dada]

Fair question but then maybe because India and China are enemies, Indians don’t want to learn from them. Lot of good things to learn from Chinese too so I agree with the overarching sentiment . Having said that should the question he put back to Pak-Bangla type vassal states of China? What is their excuse for only going backwards since China’s involvement?

 

[anikrc1]

Lots of misguided opinions about China's superiority over India. There is only one reason. They are communist country which even when allowed capitalism kept its billionaires under a tight leash. Where as in India the political parties in power serve crony capitalists like Ambani and Adani.

 

[RizwanT20Champ]

Nice to know I am bothering you every second and living rent-free in that tiny, square-shaped head of yours.

Hahaha you wish. We are taller and bigger than you guys, numbers show this

 

[JaDed]

The op has posted this video 3-5 times now, and finally opened a thread.
Credit to him for being obsessed over Indian matters nowadays, over here after 35 all I care about is my sleep.

 

[deltexas]

India is no where China when it comes to progress and innovation. But your last sentence is just lolworthy.

This is what folks here dont get. Nobody is saying Ind is close to China. It never will be honestly. China is so so far ahead of Ind , no comparison. For Pete's ake - China is trying to co compete with the US. And sure, there is a lot to learn from China absolutely and we agree. And there are things that China should be held accountable for for its reprehensible actions.
By the same token, Ind is far ahead of IMF leaders Pak and Ban - so they can learn from Ind too. But no - posters here will not agree with it. Thats the hypocricy and double standards.

 

[Champ_Pal]

The op has posted this video 3-5 times now, and finally opened a thread.
Credit to him for being obsessed over Indian matters nowadays, over here after 35 all I care about is my sleep.

He does not dare to open a thread comparing BD to China and what BD can learn from the Dragon. He knows it is embarrassing to even open a thread like that.
China is far ahead of India and the gap is widening more and more with China competing with US in the field of tech. The fact that he wants India to learn from China shows he has high hopes for India. As for his own birth nation, I guess he gave up.

 

[sweep_shot]

Indian posters keep on proving the below video right.

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Anyway, this thread reminds me of an old Russell Peters skit:

 

[sweep_shot]

I was going through some "open defecation" statistics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_defecation#Countries_with_high_numbers.

I found out 157-million people (11% of the population) in India have to defecate outside due to toilet shortages.

China, on the other hand, have this issue far less. Only 1.5-million or 0.10% of the population have to defecate outside.

From the below table, you can see India is actually #1 when it comes to "open defecation" issue.

Perhaps they can learn from China how to reduce this issue.



Countries with Over 1 Million People Who Defecate openly are listed in the table below, based on available data from different years.

Year	Country	Population	Number of people who openly defecate
2022	Afghanistan	40,578,842	9% or 3.6 million
2022	Angola	35,635,029	17% or 6.1 million
2022	Benin	13,759,501	49% or 6.4 million
2022	Bolivia	12,077,154	9% or 1 million
2022	Burkina Faso	22,509,038	34% or 7.6 million
2022	Cambodia	17,201,724	12% or 2 million
2022	Cameroon	27,632,771	4% or 1.1 million
2022	Central African Republic	5,098,039	25% or 1.3 million
2022	Chad	16,244,513	62.6% or 11 million
2022	China	1,425,179,569	0.10% or 1.5 million[36]
2022	Colombia	51,737,944	2% or 1.2 million
2022	Democratic Republic of the Congo	102,396,968	12% or 11.7 million
2016	Eritrea	3,124,698	67% or 2.2 million
2022	Ethiopia	125,384,287	17.6%–18% or 21.7 million
2022	Ghana	33,149,152	17% or 5.7 million
2022	Haiti	11,503,606	18% or 2 million
2022	India	1,425,423,212	11% or 157 million[a]
2022	Indonesia	278,830,529	4.1% or 11.5 million
2022	Ivory Coast	30,395,002	22% or 5.9 million
2022	Kenya	54,252,461	6% or 3.4 million
2022	Laos	7,559,007	16% or 1.2 million
2022	Liberia	5,373,294	35% or 1.8 million
2022	Madagascar	30,437,261	34% or 9.9 million
2022	Mali	23,072,640	5% or 1 million
2022	Mauritania	4,875,637	27% or 1.2 million
2022	Mozambique	32,656,246	20% or 6.4 million
2022	Myanmar	53,756,787	7% or 3.6 million
2022	Nepal	29,715,436	7% or 2.1 million
2022	Niger	25,311,973	64.9% or 17 million
2022	Nigeria	223,150,896	18.4% or 40.3 million
2022	Pakistan	243,700,667	6.7%–7% or 15.9 million
2022	Papua New Guinea	10,203,169	16% or 1.6 million
2022	Philippines	113,964,338	3% or 3.4 million
2022	Senegal	17,651,103	8% or 1.3 million
2022	Sierra Leone	8,276,807	16% or 1.4 million
2022	Somalia	17,801,897	21% or 3.7 million
2022	South Sudan	11,021,177	59.7% or 6.5 million
2020	Sudan	46,789,231	17.3% or 7.6 million
2022	Tanzania	64,711,821	6% or 4.1 million
2022	Togo	9,089,738	39% or 3.4 million
2022	Uganda	47,312,719	4% or 1.8 million
2022	Yemen	38,222,876	8.5% or 2.8 million
2022	Zambia	20,152,938	6% or 1.2 million
2022	Zimbabwe	16,069,056	17% or 2.8 million

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