Indian media: 4 years in China, "all prejudices have been subverted"

India's "Tyrona Bangbang Daily Today" July 3rd article, original title: China: surprise, monitoring and scenery, like the vast majority of Indians, I think I have a certain understanding of China: except for the dazzling big cities, China Big Big Big Big Big Big City Some inland areas are backward, and most people in this country are unhappy. Therefore, when I had the opportunity to work in China in January 2016, although I wanted to explore the country further, I still refused. One year later, when the opportunity came again, I thought it might be the arrangement of fate, so I decided to take a test.

My 4 years in China is a journey of the truth, and all prejudices have been subverted. The first impression of me is the infrastructure. Although I was a bit unknown in Kunming, the city in China, the airport was amazing. From Shanghai to Wuxi, I felt like a meandering in a large city: there are corporate parks and shopping malls along the way. After passing through a broad countryside, they quickly enter the neat urban area. Wuxi is a huge city. It is typical in many aspects of Chinese cities: there are landscape parks and waterways, a large number of entertainment facilities, and taking public transportation is a pleasant experience.

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Lies about unhappy people's lives were quickly shattered. Hundreds of millions of people have high -quality housing, sewage treatment facilities, and modern toilets, heating and air conditioners. Rich foods are easy to buy. They thank the Communist Party of China for their comfortable life and sincerely believe that the government's governance model can bring benefits. I found them polite and laugh. Even when the situation in the China -India border was the most tense, I did not feel the negative response of anyone. Except for occasional taxi drivers, "Are you an Indian?"

Each intersection has a camera, and all information is entered into the national information network. China may be one of the safest countries on the planet. Whether day or evening, I don't remember being unsafe anywhere. There are no guns in Chinese society, and people have nothing to worry about. It is an honor to be able to understand how 1/5 of the world's population lives. I feel more fulfilling. (Author Satiagit Banneja, translation)

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