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I am Chinese and I have been to India for twice recently. India is like great melting pot. people in different states speak different language with different culture. Indian people are kind and nice to hang out with. I have already a couple of Indian friends. I am happy that Indian people understand English so that it is quite easy stay for me. I believe India has great potential to be super power. We (Chinese) have nothing against India and we are happy to see India's success. Let's have positive mind,do not bashing each other like babies fighting on nothing but bad. Remember that easy to make enemy while hard to make friends.
I’m a black man and I feel more connected to Indian people. For some reasons, I seem to be able to relate with them more easily hence I have so many Punjabi friends 😬 Thanks Bhaiya 😀
@@ottosump3356 You Idiot, we were civilized before your arrival. Ever heard of Indus valley civilization, we were making civilizations when you people were hunter and gatherers. This civilization part maybe true for other countries you colonized but not for Indian subcontinent. Our culture is lot older than yours.
India has came really far from what you've seen in last 5 years and it's going to be an amazing decade for our country as we're going through massive growth 📈🇮🇳❤️
Duuudeee I knoww rightt like the most things he is talking about have been addressed and I would say even solved and just some areas are lacking behind.
After watching this video, I think. In just 6 years we have been developed so much. Now India is the second largest internet using country and has cheapest internet in the world also.
@Ultra-terrestrial why do you think he is speaking nonsense? I feel he is being honest. He is sharing his experience. 6 years ago, you did not find free wifi in public places. He said, if you want to use internet, you have to pay for it. Which is true. In western nation, you have a lot of free wifi in public places like library, cafes, restaurants etc.
I stayed in India a few times, even got married there, travelled around and had the most amazing experiences in my life. People were so kind and welcoming and generous and I miss it until I go there again to live and die.
I am a Chinese and l have many Indian friends around me. They are all kind and smart people. I really like them. Aamir Khan is my favorite movie star. He is one of the greatest actors in this planet and he has all my respect. Occasionally I fight with very aggressive and abusive Indian trolls online. But really, I believe from the bottom of my heart that China and Indian shouldn't be so hostile to each other.
Roger Yang If India and China could work together, we don't need to depend on other countries for marketing, jobs etc. Trolls are everywhere but most of the Indians look at China with a respectful manner.
UPDATE 2020: 4 years later in India: 1. Cheap internet everywhere due to Jio. (100mbps true unlimited internet for 15 dollars!!!) 2. Much more easy to open buisness. 3. Increased redtape. Just buy everyone off to get away with anything. 4. More Infrastructure and huge sky scrapers in Gurgaon, Noida, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore etc. 5. Increased use of English. 6. Increased investment and jobs American Chinese companies easily.
@@shaswatsahay9326 well buisnesses do get corona relief package and bailouts but people who can't pay their loans don't so🤭...the only losers are people who save for let's say their retirement
@Cpamoi Lafait Well, they were in the making and the fruits are bearing now I guess. For example: The fiber optics infrastructure for the internet was started laying back in 2006 or 2008. The skyscrapers were built on huge farmlands. The farmers started getting very very rich during the 2000-2010 because of big companies buying their lands at high rates. I think it's faster to build things when the world unites. We just brought in every innovation. Many American, Russian, European, Korean, Japanese and now Chinese companies have huge investments here which is why India is what it is today.
They are not very different actually. The only differences are the instruments, indian music doesnt use mucrotonality and arabic music being more melodically complex, as they use more ornamentation.
I have been to India many times and find the people humble, friendly and accommodating, yes scams exist everywhere, I have also been to China and my impression is you only see what Chinese want you to see and language is a big problem. I would rather be in India than China, India is a great place
I want to become a missionary either in China or India. Thanks for the perspective! I have a few Indian friends and they're all so different but all open minded
@@TheLychie Fuck missionaries. They have ruined India. Why don't you become one in Saudi Arabia or Syria? Indians are seekers not a believers. We know God is our making and we already have 330 Million gods.
Given the choice between India & China, despite my great love of ancient Taoism of China, I'd bet on India every time for its people's openness & friendliness. (y)
Almost everyone in India has internet phones. We don't need free wifi much because telecom provides low-cost internet . Also, it's safe to brush with tap water . Pls spread these misinformation.
I am studying in Mangalore and trust me when I say he only showed One side of that place. Mangalore is a educational center as in there are ton of colleges with students coming from different parts of India. And the place is developed with malls and pubs far better than the ones he showed. Good pubs are London street, Top house, Recycle, Spindrift, G Lounge, Liquid Lounge , Bollywood adda, Froth on top etc. The most fanciest being Onyx. And yes, there are no Free Wifi, because most WiFi are password protected but you can go to internet cafes or small internet package if you need. The places he showed were mostly in the outskirts of Mangalore city, with parts that doesn't show the shopping malls. I don't know if he is intentionally trying to hide to potray a particular image or not but it may be that he didn't have a proper guide to show around. But with the advent of JIO, internet is the cheap and more easily available in India now. So it can also be your timing.
yes i once saw indian street food drop a whole fried chicken on the ground and then he pick it back up fry it again once more time to cleanse it and then he served it to another people it is a mystery there mate
I lived in Bengaluru, Karnataka for two month around a decade ago. It was a fascinating experience. The people were incredibly nice. The food was delicious. I’m not a big clubber or drinker, so I can’t really speak to that aspect. The two items that made the biggest impression on me were: 1. Dogs. Dog packs were everywhere. They have their own functioning society in the city. Humans don’t bother the Dogs. Dogs don’t bother the Humans. On the streets in the US, you will occasionally encounter dogs that are furtive, fearful, and avoidant. In India, there was a pack territory, less than a hundred feet from the main entrance to the building I worked in. Thousands of people used that entrance every day. More than fifty dogs were completely feral and unafraid. 2. Acceptable Risk. People in Bangalore (Bengaluru’s former name) were willing to accept a level of risk in their personal lives that seemed incomprehensible to me. Five people (Father, Mother, three children) on a 125cc bike seemed insane when I first saw it. By the end of my time, it was just background noise.
This was very enlightening. I am in an Indian community and found them to be the perfect neighbors. They are clean living people. I suspect the British had a lot to do with the pillaging of their country. I wish you would have spoken more on the difference you found in Indian cuisine found in India and outside of India. It appears to be the same case when comparing it with the authenticity problem found with Chinese food. That would make a lovely segment, all politics aside of course.
THE most common restaurant main dish in Northern India is probably Chicken or Vegetable Manchurian - which is an Indian take on Chinese cuisine... You hardly ever find that in the UK, but Chicken Tikka Masala, which is everywhere here, was invented here as a take on Indian cuisine. I've always found this quite amusing.
I'm thinking so ... why all foreigners go to only slum areas of India...I mean in India there are sooo many clean and organized places but they only go to slum areas? why ? for portraying India as a poor , darty country?
@@bishakhabarman934 It Does not matter where we are in the world, your surrounding should be clean, 1,3 billion people in India it does not take money to know how to hold a broom, where I am from, by law we have to keep our yards, and pavement clean, or you will be prosecuted, those who can afford a day laborer, does so, which create employment
Visiting India and not visiting Bangalore is like visiting China and not visiting Shenzhen. In development ofcourse they are not even close, but Bangalore is probably has the best combination of urban development and public freeness with the lowest bigotry anywhere in India.
I've been going to India on and off for 30 years and in my opinion the pollution problem has gotten worse. 30 years ago soft drinks were all served in glass bottles. You had to stand near the seller to drink it. These days you buy plastic bottles and take them away. Invariably the plastic then ends up polluting land and waterways. There's been no change over that time in the friendliness of Indians - Indians have always been pretty friendly. I've seen minor improvements in poverty, but mostly poverty is still fairly bad. 30 years ago polio was quite bad, now you don't see it. Internet is easy to get in India now. I think you still need an Indian address to get a SIM though. Indian food is great everywhere and is causing fewer health issues than it did 30 years ago where the chance for a foreigner getting delhi belly was 100%, now it's, like, say only 50%! I've also been to China and found it hard to travel because of the constant Chinese "freedom" vs foreigner restrictions. Dunno if that has changed. For example, trains 30 years ago in China had foreigner allocations, e.g. 2-3 foreigners max per train unless you pretended to be a Chinese student or employee using fake ids. Food in China was terrible back then. I lost almost 20 kilos because all you could eat was boiled rice and bits of chewy unrecognisable animal.
@@workmansong6910 The Chinese internet ban will likely prevent me from visiting again because I almost always do a bit of work when travelling and I need access to Google, etc for that. Plus I'd like to keep in touch with family, post photos and videos, etc. This is mostly impossible now looking at the websites that China bans.
@@ricardodelzealandia6290 In China, you can access foreign websites through accelerator software for a small fee. I'm in China now, but I can talk to you. So the Internet is not a problem. You can also use Chinese software to video chat with your foreign family and friends.
I've met people from both countries, and have enjoyed knowing them, but my experience has been that people from India are by far more approachable and open at first than the Chinese.
Bcoz China literally have dictatorship.Chinese people are not open or connected to world through Internet. So yaa(India) here people may seems to be more open and rational
Jaswant Gogoi this guy is a South African, he lived in China as a English teacher- masquerading as computer engineer, mostly hated by Chinese for making money out of china videos and then making hate videos
First impression mate. There’s no question that urban parts of China can be very dashing and there’s literally no alcohol allowed in India. I see no problem with the vid.
Internet issue is mostly solved in India, now you get the cheapest internet in India, you should first visit India properly 10 days are not enough, India is more diverse not just in people but also landscapes, and our wildlife is still preserved Tigers, lions, Elephants, Rhinos, Hyenas all are found in India unlike China which has lost culture and nature bcoz of CCP, no hate for Chinese people
@@adityaprabhu5158 Having access to slow internet that will load any page after waiting a minute or two, is still infinitely better than fast internet that is restrained by censorship and will never show you the page ever.
This was perhaps the case till 2015. But now, Internet is far more accessible. There are numerous WIFI hotspots around cities, at Airports, Rail stations & Malls. We also have the lowest data tariffs anywhere in the world. For just Rs.150-200, we get 1.5 GB of mobile data every data for a month. (that's approx Rs. 3/- for 1GB mobile data :)).
Hello India, hello China, im Indonesian w love you both, India our brother in cultural China our brother in economic India, China, Indonesia we are brother in Asian, gogogo
@Mr.Coolguy there are a lot of bro, and its majority come from hinduism and buddhist culture, such as the legend of bharatayuda and ramayan its exist in both, the similiarities on ancient building like temple, the using of sanskrit word in people name and any occasion, then u have to listen and wacth our music genre "dangdut" its the acculturation on india, arabic and melayu music, etc
I have 15 years of experience of studying Indian culture and history and off the bat I can say that India is an ancient power house of knowledge that British destroyed.. PERIOD
That is Mangalore, it's way cleaner now! They have some of the amazing food variety!, which Winston missed out on, nonetheless great exploration there! Mangalore happens to be one of the most "diverse" places in India:). It's home to some of great schools, businessmen, Bollywood actors, Miss worlds and also the most notorious mafia of India. Satya Nadella's Engineering school is there! Hard to believe. That is how things are in India!
Exactly.. Mangalore on the whole is not dirty, if u handpick places just to put on ur videos then off course.. I live in Europe and there are places a bit untidy here too so can't call the country as the whole as dirty.. marler mokul🤢
@Tod x are you ok bro??? China 1000 times cleaner than India ( not air pollution). There are absolute zero slums there. I've been to Beijing . Beijing is 1million times cleaner than Delhi. They are 100 years ahead of us. I know truth is difficult to accept , but these are the facts.
My fellow Indians, please stop cursing left and right. You are not helping. First, the vlogger said already he was in India for just 10 days . And these are his observations only and overall he enjoyed his stay. Stop being so "intolerant". Second reason why I say this is I have been to Beijing, China. They are very friendly people who mind their own business and harbor no hate against India. Third reason why I say this is because this vlogger is very popular amongst the English speaking Chinese and has also been in the Chinese news and newspapers. Your negative comments may have some serious consequences. So, please exercise your "freedom of speech" appropriately.
+Soujanya V I never made any such dumb comparisons. You are very good at making broad generalizations, aren't you? Your question itself is immature. But yes, I do find the average Indian more hyperbolic/expressive and loud than the Chinese which is not exactly a bad thing. We have different genetics, that's all. I am afraid the uploader has learnt it the hard way and will shy away from making videos on India in the future. But this is how we roll hahaha. The observations made in this video are 100% correct. Nothing has been faked here. Nothing has been faked in vlogger;s other videos about China either. If you find this video offensive/derogatory, I do think you need to get off your high horse and stop being intolerant. I am an Indian too and I am cool with this upload.
dhimannitdgp That comment wasnt meant for u...If you think I am on a high horse and I'm living in a bubble and I dont know anything about India and World then ur absolutely wrong, I know how its working now and also the future, I dont find the video derogatory and I'm cool with the vlogger - but when several Indians say something and dont agree with something - there is truth to it (Comparing an under developed part of a country with a developed part of other country - we cant digest this, probably "u" can).... Also Indian sweety when admin makes the vid that I suggested above probably you should go to basanti slums to take some pics and suggest him to use them as background for India for that video, I don't mind u guys using pics from Shanghai while describing China in that video will be very apt - India is the future (All top notch economists know this), let India remain a silent player!! (Karma is reverting)
+Soujanya V dude, search some small Chinese cities, don't think about Shanghai, the city look of this video about China is the common city look of most Chinese cities, not Shanghai.
There were 8 blind people, went to explore An elephant only by touching. So all the people stood next to elephant and touched and felt thr elephant. While asking first blindman who touched ear he said Elephant is like a fan.one who touched its trunk he felt elephant is like snake. Obe who touch its leg is felt like Elephant is pillar and so on Moral of the story.. India and china is very huge so it cannot be judged by visiting one place
@@henryfung9725 ask stupid questions, I talking about China and Indian not talking about my Thai women, people like you never grow up because you are stupid and never learn about the culture of the different country, you are the real racist,
@@henryfung9725they need the access to money and a ticket to a higher GDP country legally. You cannot blame Thai women for wanting a better life. It is very common to see young Thai woman marrying foreigners their father's age. If the groom can provide for the bride a better life either in or outside of Thailand, then it is a deal. It boils down to a woman's survival instinct where she wants to be in a country that can give her and her family the best shot at financial security in an overpopulated world.
Thank you bro❣️🇮🇳 India is a multicultural society in case of food too, If you go north there is 90% vegetarian, if you go south there is 90% non vegetarian... India has more than 24 official languages and 58 total languages India is the country with most Hindu population, Second most muslim population(After Indonesia ), also the place where 4to5 religions originated (hinduism buddhism jainism sikhism) India is the country with most Festivals in the world... I'm Proud to say that,We Indians usually has an ability to accept the differences... We may be different culturally, but our bond is so strong.... Jai Hind🇮🇳
Nice to know that you enjoyed your stay in india We are working really hard to improve the present conditions . I hope people will enjoy staying here even more in the future.
@@jeryma1018 no shit Sherlock, we Indians commute daily to work and back, don't know where these 'peeing' people are. Seems like they only pop out when a foreigner is nearby. Lol.
No head nod is resembles Kingship. India was made of rich people and hence when all these invaders came, they came as merchants etc and hence these Kings would only nod instead of talking to them coz these Indian kings or landlords were more prominent and would not waste time speaking about trivial things with these merchants. See what I did there. Imagination can spin a conversation into a fact.:P
the head nod thing is different much like the west in the northern part of India, since the video poster went to Mangalore he came across that way of head nodding to say yes
I've been to India and I'll tell you exactly why: they go on their apps or ask around and look for the absolute cheapest everything. Cheapest hotel, cheapest restaurant, cheapest rik shaw, etc. And the cheapest is always the dirtiest. When I moved from clicking on the listing marked $ to clicking on the listing marked $$, things got better.
Fact of the matter is that urban India is dirty and only when Indians acknowledge this and rectify this, that things would improve. Always finding excuses is not going to improve things in India. When I was growing up, I would admonish my friends who would litter the street with trash, eg, food wrappers, newspapers, etc and they would get really angry at me and ask me if I’m a westerner to teach them civility. I have been to over 120 countries and many of them are dirt poor. Yet, India is the only country where I’ve seen open defecation and urination. Truth.
@@77sogeorge See, we are not denying that there aren't poor and dirty places in India. But at the same time, there are many good and modern places too. Why not show those places also?
We indians are pretty friendly and open to foreigners. I miss my country, the food, the people. Also, internet isn't really that available because most indians have fibre or cable at home and 3g or 4g. In india, it's common to find internet cafes here and there in the cities too.
I find it that china cities are more clean and modernized compared to india cities. I dont get why indians bash foreign tourist about their opinions. Thats what we see and experience
Who cares about any religion, especially when the people acting like their religion is so great don't have any respect for nature or the land.just like cows are so holy but most indians are mean to them, especially letting them suffer long slow deaths from eating plastic bags that everyone throws down. Yes there are some nice places and people in India but there are also very horrible places and people, just like every country.corruption is a very bad problem here in India, Delhi is a very bad place.most people there only care about themselves and if you are a foreigner be prepared for lots of beggars, scammers and people trying to sell you stuff.
@@mikeyturnpaugh9856 never go to Delhi, you should visit Southern India form Maharashtra state. My only point is Hindu, Sikhism, Jain, bhudhism originated from India. Each state in India speaks different language. Now days no one care about cows. They are only seen as milk giving machine.
@@akashmakde2683 I am married to an Indian and I've lived in Delhi for 3 years, but we are going to be moving to her hometown of tura which is beautiful.i understand what you are saying, and like I've said, I've been all over India and have seen and met really beautiful places and people.i feel more comfortable in small villages and towns,those people seem to have more respect and stuff.any where that is touristy I don't care to visit cause there's just more bad things to deal with.and I'm not talking any worse about India that I don't say about my birth place america.i feel that everyone needs to start taking responsibility for what is going on or we won't have a planet that will support us
@@mikeyturnpaugh9856 instead of that education pattern in India must be changed. Tree plantation, sex education, racism awareness, must be taught from beginning. It will take years for india to become developed country.
If you are seeing this in 2021, the scenario is completely different. Now internet is very very very extensively available and it's also the cheapest in the world. Drinking is being more and more acceptable (not really good, alcohol is proven to be harmful). Places are quite cleaned than before. It's more open now. Thanks.
As chinese, feel happy to have lots of indian neighbors. Actually most of asian guys are so kind to others. There are some small issues on asian countries, i wish all asian countries could be better.
The head shaking is actually quite interesting serpentza. It comes from ancient times, in memorizing the Vedic texts vis a vis the discreet sounds of Sanskrit. Because India was primarily an oral culture (originally) and because the Vedas were memorized, each turn of the head corresponded to a discreet sound in the text. Hence, to better memorize the text, the body was incorporated by moving the head deliberately per each discreet sound (kind of like a syllibal). You can still see groups of Indian children, heads turning in sequence, as the Vedas, Upanishads and other Brahmanic Text are recited at religious schools.
The head shaking is not from the Vedas. Not everyone studies Vedas too, people from almost all communities and religions of india do the head shaking bit. Lol
If you are visiting one part of India you can't tell about what's going on another part. India is so diverse. One region is completely different from another.
Exactly brother.A person from Gujarat is literally foreign to Tamil nadu and vice versa and we really feel proud and enjoy it.Every region of India has its own food,language etc
As a Chinese, I am curious why people always try to compete China with India. We don't want to compete with any other country, because we just don't care! Our goal is simple, mind our own business and make our own country better, that's it.
vincewooo yes! We Chinese just want to focus on our own job. We just like earning money and saving money. We just want to work hard to make our family lead a better live.
I am an indian and i agree with each and everything you have mentioned about our country and i wish that someday my country too will be able to catch up to china's growth and i personally admire chinese people and culture.my love to chinese people and i wish to visit ancient cities of china like xian
Thank you for the praise and please don't mind some nationalistic indians who are abusing chinese people in the comments.majority of the indians have huge respect for the chinese culture and people and we wish that in the future our country also reach the same level of development as china.
Some tension on the borders now. But I think we can solve this peacefully, it would be stupid for the 2 nations go for a war, it would benefit USA/Russia/Euro after all.
Pretty true. When I went to India couple years ago, I was deeply impressed by its diversity, people there looked happy, even though some of them were poor. In eastern China, cities and cultures are pretty much the same, people were all money driven, rarely religious, less happy.
@@kaydenchan7093 firstly, I'm wondering if should reply to your 1 yr old comment 2ndly, happiness can't be measured they made happiness index based on the quality of life If quality of life really determined the happiness of a person fully, then countries like Japan and korea should be at the top Can you tell me why korean students say they aren't happy?? Or Japanese salarymen suicide due to pressure of work?? According to UN data, India's happiness score is 3.77 But according to Happyplus consulting's The state of happiness report, India's score is 6.84
understanding the diversity of India in 10 days is like learning Quantum Physics in 10 days. I have travelled extensively all around India for months and still couldnt wrap my head around the diversity. over 70 percent people live in villages and you have not seen India if you havent seen those remote villages. You have probably been to 2-3 cities or suburbs and made this video. Makes me doubt the credibility of your other videos about China as well.
I really liked your video and came to know what is our weakness, what people thinks about us and how can we improve it. Well from my side I will do my best to improve it. Thanks and Regards
serpentza China and India have both Poor and Rich sides you're only showing India's poor side ha ha ok I think you you once more visit China not in Beijing or Shanghai other small cities then you can find more poor sides of China
serpentza China and India have both Poor and Rich sides you're only showing India's poor side ha ha ok I think you you once more visit China not in Beijing or Shanghai other small cities then you can find more poor sides of China
as an Indian your video is pretty accurate but there are some facts behind ur opinions as India is a developing country but China is developed. About free Wifi, The present government of India promised in their manifesto to provide free Wifi in public places and I am happy to tell that the work in is progress and some places already got them but yes small cities like Mangalore will take sometime. One of the worst thing I find in general Indian behaviour is that they throw stuff around like rest of the city is not their home, they will keep their house clean but not their streets. Thanks for visiting India, welcome again.
+Sawan Arora Hi friend, I'm from China, just want to share some opinions. China is not really developed, we did build a lot of infrastructure, but consider the huge amount of population same as India, we still have a lot of poverty and undeveloped places. And our social system isn't really complete, I think China and India still have a lot to catch up.. We absolutely still have a lot spitting and rubbish on the street. The only difference is the government spent a lot on cleaning. Hope we can make a change in the next 10 years... Cheers, love indian food btw.
+W Jack alot of Indians are not sure abt China or don't have much information abt it cuz Chinese media doesn't enjoy the freedom of expression as Indian media. Indian media talks abt everything wrong in India unlike Chinese media. and everything we hear abt China is filtered as general Indian perception abt China is that it's a well developed country with everything good abt it. Yes our big population is bad as well as good for us. but in my opinion, both India and China with their great economic growth and development will never reach a stage where there is no poverty. look at america even with 17 trillion dollar economy which is the highest today, they have 31 million poor homeless people out of 350 million total population and our population size is 5 times more than theirs. and greetings from India :)
+マダラサスケマダラサスケ one video cannot generalise whole India, I can make a video showing clean areas of India but that doesn't mean whole India is clean, thanks for ur hate, Love from India
I'm an Indian staying in China and he is not talking about the free wifi provided by the government but about the wifi provided in every hotel,restaurant and even hair salons in china...and our government promises of free wifi is only for 30 minutes or 1 hr after that u have to pay to use it...he says the truth internet in India is far lower than compared to china...
"Before you knock it, try it." This is the one really hard lesson that 50+ years of life has taught me. Applies to people as much as it does to experiences... Give every new acquaintance a chance, however 'unpromising' he/she looks. People surprise you in so many ways!
Thanku very much Serpentza for visiting my Motherland India. I am glad you kept your opinion. I have nothing to complain about. We Indians have a lot to improve. And I promise you we Indians will pay our attention towards cleanliness and sanitation. If you will ever visit India again then surely visit North-East India and South India. I am happy you visited my country (^__^) Just one request don't add 'VS' .........you can add 'and' as I know your motive is not to compare but to keep a fair opinion. Keep up the good work and we will always support you. :)
India think thier real enemy is China not Pakistan and India has always wants to catch up with China(Actually many Indian think they’re stronger than China today),but most Indian haven't realized that China's economic strength and military strength,So I think if India wants to catch up with China and defeat it, they have 6 strengths and China do not have these advantages: 1.More young people. 2.The advantage of English language. 3.Democratic system. 4..Plentiful talent reserve. 5.Domestic consumption economic structure. 6.East and west are coast,like America. But India have many weaknesses,This is India’s weaknesses and my suggestion: 1. The local government’s power is too strong that cause many positive National policy cannot implement in India. 2.India have not a Unified Tax system and integrierter nationaler Markt (Especially must build a unified Tax system) 3.Because The global manufacturing overcapacity,so India Must adjust the economic structure. 4.Raise the urbanization rate and Increase the infrastructure construction.(Especially is expressway and power station) 5.Improve the messy and inconsistent law. 6.Stop the vicious struggle between the parties. 7.Taking a strong stance strike the bureaucracy and corruption(China have this issue too). 8.Abolishment caste System 9.Adjust land policy and Enterprise labor policy 10.Many Indian have no concept of time and always unpunctuality,Punctual person is very important for modern society. If Narendra Modi or the future leaders can improve those weaknesses so India catch up to the China is not a dream.
Typical Indian with typical Indian education and schooling. This video is from Jan 2016, b4 jio revolution and reduction in data tarriffs. U are commenting on this video in May 2019. Read the description, pay attention to detail. Don't be a low iq bum forever. And don't feel offended with my reply. Regards, A fellow Indian.
@@tatjanav9657 indians don't need any ID, just one finger scan is enough to get free sim card but if you are foreigner then u need 1 passport size photo and passport to buy sim but it costs less than 4 usd a month for unlimited data sms and voice calls !! ( india is neighbour of 'Islamic countries' so foreigners can't get few things without ID but evisa visitors get pre-activated sim for free ).
I even think so although I hate people who drink .........I can not even handle to see their face but bars in my city are much attractive than these in which he visited
Respect for your stress on the fact that these are merely 'first impressions'. Most Western visitors neglect to mention that to viewers, and allow for unfair prejudices and biases to form in people's minds, disregarding the reality of India's heterogenous nature, due to the country's sheer size and diversity of thought, practice and creed. Even the big cities here are so different from one another.
@Marten Dekker India definitely is very polite in terms of welcoming people . It's just that I don't think many people do respect Indians though . Have heard it from so many people who feel Indians are shit . I really don't care much 😁 The only thing I don't like about India at the moment is the reservation system ..
This dude need to stay and visit more places in India before throwing stuff on the internet. Please do your proper research before making an educational vid and put it out to public. 10yrs in china vs 10days in india.....u know what i mean?
I just realized that India's per capita income has gone up around 60% since the video was released. That makes a HUGE difference in the quality of living.
I like the way you make conclusions after experiencing. It feels more real when you get something a little balanced. I'm tired of one-sided rants or praise. Well done.
Iam born somewhere , living somewhere . but for holidays it always somewhere else - india. i find the indians very approachable , friendly and kind natured people. considering the different types of pollution , it is worth experiencing the rest of the awesome things that keep happening . they have the most grateful sense of arts, culture and food. being half indian is an amazing feeling
im from india and yes most of us from india are small-minded ... here's a prove,look at the comment section.Lots of indian fellows get angry and screwed up just by watching one's opinion .its kinda funny how indian people could be so small-minded . from outside india it seems like its a safe place,but inside its not safe at all,even for the fellow indian. most of us indian were fucking racist . Racist toward foreigners and even toward their fellow indian who have different culture and who lives in other state of the country .the fact is that if you wanna know indian people look at this comment section.you'll find lot of indian people who get angry for a single video,when someone speaks the truth about india,every hindi speaking people gets angry, they have a mind smaller than their brain .
Beiseii Bsi The main problem with the people who're converted into other religions is, they behave as they are from European countries, they hate everything belong to this land. They want to be appeared like more educated by criticising, insulting their own country with sweeping generalisations. They never help for the betterment of this nation but to demotivate others from doing good work. Nobody denies the problems mentioned here. We need to work hard to become a developed nation but insulting everything by generalisation is not acceptable.
Pavan Kumar Annapragada wt he is commenting wrong ..? don't you know we love our country doesn't mean we should hide it's cons...untill it is addressed cant be resolved...why you hate other religions so much??...it's a new nationalism after 2014??
Beiseii Bsi you wanna know why? because Indian people are not cowards like any other people. We always love to support our country by any circumstances although, we know, some parts of our country is dirty but no hatred between eachother. And We're never EVER small minded. Remember. WE ALWAYS STANDS FOR OUR COUNTRY.
Man appreciate your analysis Unbiased, sense of honesty, positive or negative never felt you were criticising anything. Next time before U come to India get in touch will host U Jaihind
Highlight of your video was your unbiased statement about how Indian people in general are kind & friendly and India being so religiously diverse. Great videos. I always look forward to your posts. Keep up the good work
After 2 years people still fighting in the comment section LOL. Come on fellow Chinese and Indians we have to realize that we are both fast-growing Asian developing countries and we have much more in common than different.
Bowen Han There is a major differences between China and India coz as a Chinese I want to say that there is a huge difference in the light of a religious belief.
I'm brazilian and I must say China is fucking LIGHT YEARS ahead of your country in pretty much all categories. For real, get a grip. And you know whayt is to blame? Your own culture and its shitty religion and related "beliefs".
Problem with foreign tourists is that they came to India with a presumption that travelling there is dirt cheap. So they usally end up visiting slum areas and dingy places that cost them close to nothing and that crates a negative image of the country. India is very vast and its population is spread out evenly throughout so its obvious that you will find a lot of undevloped places whereas in china its 95% population is located on the eastern coastline so you only see the good parts. Had he visited Gurugram, Hydrabad city, New Delhi or many other devloped parts of the counrty then this video could have been more justified.
@@ultrasom Umm India has 9 different religions so please point out specifically? Muslim? Hindu? Christian? Sikh? Buddhist? Jain? Parsi? Jew? Atheist? Understand your stupidity? India is too big and diverse for you to understand And by the way 8.2% GDP growth in India versus Brazil which has 2% despite both being developing countries lol. So fix your own country please
YES!! Exactly that!! Just let the your process acclimatised mind go and enjoy the chaos. You won’t find a place like India anywhere in the world. I moved to the States about 3 years ago and I love it here but whenever I go back to my home city, I keep falling in love with it over and over again because it’s just so damn crazy.
As someone who lived out there for a year, you should go to Goa. Huge drinking and party culture. Internet was pretty easy there too. India is a huge place so I can not speak for other parts but I certainly enjoyed my time in Goa.
@@Anand-qb1wp As a British person I've learnt about at least some of the horrible things the British have done in the past including in India but i'm not a historian so i'm sure there is plenty i don't know. i would love to go to India sometime. think ill get strung up? :D forgive and forget right guys?! right????
@@lukenukem150 If somebody insists that you are representing the early 20th century British Empire, you will need to get out of there fast. Read a travel guide and you should be fine. India is ready for you, can't say the same about you. Hah!
Britain left India in a state were she had her hands full of immediate issues preventing a balanced developement in the wake of independece. First a complete relocation of the populace based on religion and ethnicity, causing some 6-15 million dead (highly insecure estimates, as you can tell and reflecting the sheer chaos erupting from this last farewell gift of the British, the division of the subcontinent into two Pakistans and a string of smaller, independent nations. Two wars with Pakistan resulting in the creation of Bangladesh as a sovereign state and an unsteady cease fire over a vast area of disputed territory covering westernmost Himalaya - where the chinese now have started to meddle, btw, expanding on their initiative and gaining economical control over Pakistan among others. - - - Also, it's only in a strict economical sense, you can say China is 20 years ahead. India, considering her vast population, is a very, very good example of a successfully functioning democracy, easily surpassing many other "fledgling" democracies and even coming off more accomplished than some western, much older democracies. China doesn't even figure here for obvious reasons.
My feelings exactly. 3 years in China, 10 days in Delhi. Everything you said matches my experiences. The level of English is much better, even had a conversation in English with a tuk tuk driver, something you can't do in China. Alcohol is hard to get, my hotel didn't serve it, but found a little shop not far from my hotel that did sell alcohol. Even in Delhi, it was pretty chaotic & dirty compared to a Chinese city. Paid to go on a slum tour, the poverty levels are unbelievable.
I am Chinese and I have been to India for twice recently.
India is like great melting pot.
people in different states speak different language with different culture.
Indian people are kind and nice to hang out with.
I have already a couple of Indian friends.
I am happy that Indian people understand English so that it is quite easy stay for me.
I believe India has great potential to be super power.
We (Chinese) have nothing against India and we are happy to see India's success.
Let's have positive mind,do not bashing each other like babies fighting on nothing but bad.
Remember that easy to make enemy while hard to make friends.
glad
hey thanks buddy..
thanks! nice to see a positive comment towards India. 😇😇
you are really kind...
What a sensible & true human being you are.
Hats off Sung Kim.
May God bless you.
Have a nice day.
I’m a black man and I feel more connected to Indian people. For some reasons, I seem to be able to relate with them more easily hence I have so many Punjabi friends 😬 Thanks Bhaiya 😀
You look really white in your profile pic
@@fromchopin lol
I agree. I see we have similar cultural things in terms of family and food while I was with my black friends.
Niranjan Sabu No , we gave you civilisation.
@@ottosump3356 You Idiot, we were civilized before your arrival.
Ever heard of Indus valley civilization, we were making civilizations when you people were hunter and gatherers.
This civilization part maybe true for other countries you colonized but not for Indian subcontinent.
Our culture is lot older than yours.
India has came really far from what you've seen in last 5 years and it's going to be an amazing decade for our country as we're going through massive growth 📈🇮🇳❤️
We will come again after 5 years.🙂
Duuudeee I knoww rightt like the most things he is talking about have been addressed and I would say even solved and just some areas are lacking behind.
@@minalkumari9556 yess let's take our country to greatest of heights guys. If we did so much in just 6-7 years we do alot more in this decade.
India is a fucking shit hole what are you talking about?
also 5 years ago when he visited india, he visited a comparatively very poor place, that's absolutely not a fair judgement of india
After watching this video, I think. In just 6 years we have been developed so much. Now India is the second largest internet using country and has cheapest internet in the world also.
Feeling soo proud man 😅🇮🇳 many more to come
@Ultra-terrestrial why do you think he is speaking nonsense? I feel he is being honest. He is sharing his experience.
6 years ago, you did not find free wifi in public places. He said, if you want to use internet, you have to pay for it. Which is true.
In western nation, you have a lot of free wifi in public places like library, cafes, restaurants etc.
@Ultra-terrestrial No, he is talking honest, i have been watching him since the month
Wow, amazing.
This was just before Jio 4G ... Jan 2016
I stayed in India a few times, even got married there, travelled around and had the most amazing experiences in my life. People were so kind and welcoming and generous and I miss it until I go there again to live and die.
Yes thanks.
We loves you .. 😊
We love you too
Soo lovely comment really
Always welcome to india
I am a Chinese and l have many Indian friends around me. They are all kind and smart people. I really like them. Aamir Khan is my favorite movie star. He is one of the greatest actors in this planet and he has all my respect. Occasionally I fight with very aggressive and abusive Indian trolls online. But really, I believe from the bottom of my heart that China and Indian shouldn't be so hostile to each other.
Roger Yang If India and China could work together, we don't need to depend on other countries for marketing, jobs etc. Trolls are everywhere but most of the Indians look at China with a respectful manner.
@pavan haha very true. China makes hardware, India software & IT. :D :P
True, brother, true. Well said.
Roger Yang You must have seen Amir Khan's 'Dangal' then, I heard it was released in over 2000 theaters in China.
Ruben Smart No man, I am not. I like Indian girls more.
Mr Mukesh Ambani listened ur views about Internet in india... Nd now we have "jio" 😂😂😂😂
😂😂
@Batem Pertin Get broadband connection
@Batem Pertin getter private companies broadband you won't complain
Lol bruh 🤣
@Batem Pertin Who uses bsnl broadband nowadays😅
This video is almost 5 years old .
Now India is flooded with internet users due to extremely cheap data ( around $2.5 for 42 GB 4G )
Really that fing cheap?!?
@@nine2380 it's like $3 for 1.5 GB data Per Day for 28 days
and speed only 70 megaBitsPerSecond
@@MatrixP777 i get 500 t0 600 kbps using jio 4g sim
@ab c fuck off bot
@@indranilghosh3635 there is a difference between megabits and kilobits
Totally agree , India is a very nice country , I like Varanasi the most
Good to know. I am from Varanasi. Welcome again 😊🇮🇳
@@poojasingh89 it's PM Modi's constituency right? I would love to visit 😊
@@sumukhhegde6677 yes
no, Sri Lanka better than India!!
@@user-yn6ee7pe2x India no 1 lol 🤪
UPDATE 2020:
4 years later in India:
1. Cheap internet everywhere due to Jio.
(100mbps true unlimited internet for 15 dollars!!!)
2. Much more easy to open buisness.
3. Increased redtape. Just buy everyone off to get away with anything.
4. More Infrastructure and huge sky scrapers in Gurgaon, Noida, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore etc.
5. Increased use of English.
6. Increased investment and jobs American Chinese companies easily.
Second point Sucks.
@@divyanshchalgotra2681 I couldn't agree more
@@shubhamsehgal2336 dude corona.... business is going to flop
@@shaswatsahay9326 well buisnesses do get corona relief package and bailouts but people who can't pay their loans don't so🤭...the only losers are people who save for let's say their retirement
@Cpamoi Lafait Well, they were in the making and the fruits are bearing now I guess.
For example: The fiber optics infrastructure for the internet was started laying back in 2006 or 2008.
The skyscrapers were built on huge farmlands. The farmers started getting very very rich during the 2000-2010 because of big companies buying their lands at high rates.
I think it's faster to build things when the world unites. We just brought in every innovation. Many American, Russian, European, Korean, Japanese and now Chinese companies have huge investments here which is why India is what it is today.
Starts with the wrong music. 😂 That's not indian tune. That's Arabic tune
Both far eastern & far western including eu people have blurred vision when it comes to Middle east and South asia
That is in now way, even remotely close to Arabic tunes and I'm from the "far western" part.
They are not very different actually. The only differences are the instruments, indian music doesnt use mucrotonality and arabic music being more melodically complex, as they use more ornamentation.
I am Arab and that is definitely not an Arab tune.
Nobody cares
I have been to India many times and find the people humble, friendly and accommodating, yes scams exist everywhere, I have also been to China and my impression is you only see what Chinese want you to see and language is a big problem. I would rather be in India than China, India is a great place
I want to become a missionary either in China or India. Thanks for the perspective! I have a few Indian friends and they're all so different but all open minded
@@TheLychie choose India you will be welcomed
@@Billvdm ass burned 😂😂😂😂😂 It is time for china to colonize europe soon
@@TheLychie Fuck missionaries. They have ruined India. Why don't you become one in Saudi Arabia or Syria?
Indians are seekers not a believers. We know God is our making and we already have 330 Million gods.
Yes, yes my friend, come.
Given the choice between India & China, despite my great love of ancient Taoism of China, I'd bet on India every time for its people's openness & friendliness. (y)
Lexi Des Tell that to the prime minister, Mr. Modi
@@SajidWaikhom Fuck Islamist caliphate
Thanks
@A P What? they are completely different
They always try to rip u in india
I don't eat meat so I will enjoy the food there. My visits to China, this was a problem. One day I will have to visit India.
Check the "FOOD RANGER INDIA" videos.
Indian food really welcomes u here...u will never get tired of the variety of Indian dishes instead u will miss a lot
You should vist the manglore or Kerela sir you definately like it
Oh vegetarian food is lub in some parts of India ♥️
Tell the Chinese waiter that you don’t want meet, they d be happy to serve you vege only meals.
Can’t imagine the amount this country changed in 5 years
Almost everyone in India has internet phones. We don't need free wifi much because telecom provides low-cost internet . Also, it's safe to brush with tap water . Pls spread these misinformation.
I am studying in Mangalore and trust me when I say he only showed One side of that place. Mangalore is a educational center as in there are ton of colleges with students coming from different parts of India. And the place is developed with malls and pubs far better than the ones he showed. Good pubs are London street, Top house, Recycle, Spindrift, G Lounge, Liquid Lounge , Bollywood adda, Froth on top etc. The most fanciest being Onyx. And yes, there are no Free Wifi, because most WiFi are password protected but you can go to internet cafes or small internet package if you need. The places he showed were mostly in the outskirts of Mangalore city, with parts that doesn't show the shopping malls. I don't know if he is intentionally trying to hide to potray a particular image or not but it may be that he didn't have a proper guide to show around. But with the advent of JIO, internet is the cheap and more easily available in India now. So it can also be your timing.
Ozymandias yeah. Mangalore is awesome. He just didn’t experience it.
my hometown is mangalore but i live in bangalore...
Like he went to hampankatta and there are pubs and lounges just a kilometer away from that place. He needs a better guide or use Google maps better.
@@babablacksheep2328 I know, he showed the local market near Hampankatta but avoided all the buildings and malls. It seems kind of fishy.
Access to internet is difficult in India because of security reasons given the terror threat and attacks it faces. So no free wifi.
How to get a million views.
Step 1: add "India" to the title of a video
Step 2: wait
indian love facebook, whatsapp and youtube
Step 3: make some stupid points on the video to insult them
That's true
zzebra it's not about the title. it's about pradhushan, and the narrow minded creatures who are not letting the place come out off its past.
You forgot that you have to be white too 😂...
Respect and admiration from China, for ancient Indian philosophers like Nagarjuna and of course, Buddha Himself!
Love to both China and India.
How u know nagarjuna
@@dariovariodinx Don't forget that Mahayana Dharma was well developed in China
@@tarzan8347777 are u practicing Buddhist?
@@dariovariodinx I guess not yet, as I'm not observing any precepts yet. But I'm very into the Mahayana sutras and theories
India is simplicity and mysterious at the same. You need a heart to see through it. And yeah we love religions, lots of them.
yes i once saw indian street food drop a whole fried chicken on the ground and then he pick it back up fry it again once more time to cleanse it and then he served it to another people it is a mystery there mate
@@midnightaustin9287 LMAO 😂
THE GOVT IF INDIA HATES D MUSLIMS......
@@lunastarr1925 that's an overstretch more like the present government doesn't pamper Muslims as much as the previous ones use to do
More like you hate other religions apart from yours
I lived in Bengaluru, Karnataka for two month around a decade ago.
It was a fascinating experience. The people were incredibly nice.
The food was delicious. I’m not a big clubber or drinker, so I can’t really speak to that aspect.
The two items that made the biggest impression on me were:
1. Dogs. Dog packs were everywhere. They have their own functioning society in the city.
Humans don’t bother the Dogs.
Dogs don’t bother the Humans.
On the streets in the US, you will occasionally encounter dogs that are furtive, fearful, and avoidant.
In India, there was a pack territory, less than a hundred feet from the main entrance to the building I worked in.
Thousands of people used that entrance every day. More than fifty dogs were completely feral and unafraid.
2. Acceptable Risk. People in Bangalore (Bengaluru’s former name) were willing to accept a level of risk in their personal lives that seemed incomprehensible to me. Five people (Father, Mother, three children) on a 125cc bike seemed insane when I first saw it.
By the end of my time, it was just background noise.
Bangalore is a great city...enjoyed my time there
Unfortunately, this dog and bike thing is preserved the way you witnessed it a decade ago.
Thank you,visit again
Wish you see the stray dogs of Delhi. They protect the neighborhoods. They also have territorial disputes with other dog packs like two countries lol.
@@shikharashish4839 not only Delhi it's all over India lol
This was very enlightening. I am in an Indian community and found them to be the perfect neighbors. They are clean living people. I suspect the British had a lot to do with the pillaging of their country. I wish you would have spoken more on the difference you found in Indian cuisine found in India and outside of India. It appears to be the same case when comparing it with the authenticity problem found with Chinese food. That would make a lovely segment, all politics aside of course.
THE most common restaurant main dish in Northern India is probably Chicken or Vegetable Manchurian - which is an Indian take on Chinese cuisine... You hardly ever find that in the UK, but Chicken Tikka Masala, which is everywhere here, was invented here as a take on Indian cuisine. I've always found this quite amusing.
I’m from Bangalore and I can tell you that Bangalore is the city of pubs. I think you went to the wrong place.
He was talking about Mangalore
I'm thinking so ... why all foreigners go to only slum areas of India...I mean in India there are sooo many clean and organized places but they only go to slum areas? why ? for portraying India as a poor , darty country?
@@bishakhabarman934 It Does not matter where we are in the world, your surrounding should be clean, 1,3 billion people in India
it does not take money to know how to hold a broom, where I am
from, by law we have to keep our yards, and pavement clean, or
you will be prosecuted, those who can afford a day laborer, does
so, which create employment
Visiting India and not visiting Bangalore is like visiting China and not visiting Shenzhen. In development ofcourse they are not even close, but Bangalore is probably has the best combination of urban development and public freeness with the lowest bigotry anywhere in India.
@@preddy09Mumbai is a better example . Communication is still hard in Bangalore and you will probably face bigotry there whereas Mumbai is liberal
Drinking culture varies wildly in India depending on the location. In Mumbai and Kolkata, it's extremely easy to find a good drink.
I've been going to India on and off for 30 years and in my opinion the pollution problem has gotten worse. 30 years ago soft drinks were all served in glass bottles. You had to stand near the seller to drink it. These days you buy plastic bottles and take them away. Invariably the plastic then ends up polluting land and waterways. There's been no change over that time in the friendliness of Indians - Indians have always been pretty friendly. I've seen minor improvements in poverty, but mostly poverty is still fairly bad. 30 years ago polio was quite bad, now you don't see it. Internet is easy to get in India now. I think you still need an Indian address to get a SIM though. Indian food is great everywhere and is causing fewer health issues than it did 30 years ago where the chance for a foreigner getting delhi belly was 100%, now it's, like, say only 50%! I've also been to China and found it hard to travel because of the constant Chinese "freedom" vs foreigner restrictions. Dunno if that has changed. For example, trains 30 years ago in China had foreigner allocations, e.g. 2-3 foreigners max per train unless you pretended to be a Chinese student or employee using fake ids. Food in China was terrible back then. I lost almost 20 kilos because all you could eat was boiled rice and bits of chewy unrecognisable animal.
As an Indian I can't comment on China but I agree with you on all points you mentioned about India.
you know India better than many Indians living here
If you have a chance to visit China again, it has changed a lot in the past 30 years.
@@workmansong6910 The Chinese internet ban will likely prevent me from visiting again because I almost always do a bit of work when travelling and I need access to Google, etc for that. Plus I'd like to keep in touch with family, post photos and videos, etc. This is mostly impossible now looking at the websites that China bans.
@@ricardodelzealandia6290 In China, you can access foreign websites through accelerator software for a small fee. I'm in China now, but I can talk to you. So the Internet is not a problem. You can also use Chinese software to video chat with your foreign family and friends.
I've met people from both countries, and have enjoyed knowing them, but my experience has been that people from India are by far more approachable and open at first than the Chinese.
Indians have more freedom than the Chinese. China is a communist dictatorship while India is the world's biggest democracy.
Bcoz China literally have dictatorship.Chinese people are not open or connected to world through Internet.
So yaa(India) here people may seems to be more open and rational
You know what was your first mistake ?
You were in India for 10 days. And you decided to make this video .
Even one lifetime is less to understand and discover the diversity and magnitude of India!!!
This video is from 4 years ago, not 10 days ago, please understand that before passing judgment.
@@avi1010 did you even watch the video first . And God , for fucks sake atleast understand what i meant . Than pass your judgement
Jaswant Gogoi this guy is a South African, he lived in China as a English teacher- masquerading as computer engineer, mostly hated by Chinese for making money out of china videos and then making hate videos
First impression mate. There’s no question that urban parts of China can be very dashing and there’s literally no alcohol allowed in India. I see no problem with the vid.
Internet issue is mostly solved in India, now you get the cheapest internet in India, you should first visit India properly 10 days are not enough, India is more diverse not just in people but also landscapes, and our wildlife is still preserved Tigers, lions, Elephants, Rhinos, Hyenas all are found in India unlike China which has lost culture and nature bcoz of CCP, no hate for Chinese people
Cheap internet doesn't mean fast internet
@@adityaprabhu5158 that is why I said mostly solved not completely solved my friend
Bhai ye video 4 years old he... offcourse 4 years me kya change nahi hota
@@DarkKnight-OO7 fair enough
@@adityaprabhu5158 Having access to slow internet that will load any page after waiting a minute or two, is still infinitely better than fast internet that is restrained by censorship and will never show you the page ever.
This was perhaps the case till 2015. But now, Internet is far more accessible. There are numerous WIFI hotspots around cities, at Airports, Rail stations & Malls. We also have the lowest data tariffs anywhere in the world. For just Rs.150-200, we get 1.5 GB of mobile data every data for a month. (that's approx Rs. 3/- for 1GB mobile data :)).
Hello India, hello China, im Indonesian w love you both,
India our brother in cultural
China our brother in economic
India, China, Indonesia we are brother in Asian, gogogo
Yes brother
Easy to say when China is not taking over your economic territories in the sea
What cultural similarities do you find in India?
@Mr.Coolguy there are a lot of bro, and its majority come from hinduism and buddhist culture, such as the legend of bharatayuda and ramayan its exist in both, the similiarities on ancient building like temple, the using of sanskrit word in people name and any occasion, then u have to listen and wacth our music genre "dangdut" its the acculturation on india, arabic and melayu music, etc
No pork
Now come to India.....you will get cheap internet everywhere. Literally anywhere. Thanks to Jio....
I was just going to comment this! Cheapest and quite consistent 4G in the whole world!
Yeah we saw it with the pewdiepie tseries thing. Happy for all the Indians
@@BQD_Central lol🤣 where you from buddy
This is India for you. 😏😏😏
I think China's 4 G network is also very cheap, and basically covers 9.6 million square kilometers of land in China, the size is 3 US dollars 40GB
I have 15 years of experience of studying Indian culture and history and off the bat I can say that India is an ancient power house of knowledge that British destroyed.. PERIOD
❤️
True and sad
copium.
I can tell by watching this video it's outdated, India has changed a lot in the last 4 yrs
So is China lol...
Rightly said very much outdated
@@somunss5844 but not to that extent
@@somunss5844 not nearly as much, india has gone from nothing to something. China has gone from something to something ba little bit more
@Tom in which world do you live search the Google it is 12.5 percent
And during 2011 census it was 22 percent atleast check your facts before posting
UPDATE : now we have free wifi at our railway stations. And also.. Reliance Jio :)
YES!!! and by looking at him he looked cheap, Going to a bar where truck drivers go .. well , no wonder he is stereotyping :)
+avinep123 haha yeah. Anyway, he explained that he is not eligible to talk about India in the start.
What about toilet
zhu xiao
Lol
the toilet is a hole thing
India is Heaven on earth in reality. Love from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵
Love u bro..❤❤
Person ...who already in heaven. ..definitely find anything positive 👉
Rivers of heaven are not overflowing with shit, plastics and chemical waste
You are already in heaven. Like Indra in swarg lok you bestow blessings on us Indian earthlings. Thank you for it.
Nepal and india is united by culture
That is Mangalore, it's way cleaner now! They have some of the amazing food variety!, which Winston missed out on, nonetheless great exploration there! Mangalore happens to be one of the most "diverse" places in India:). It's home to some of great schools, businessmen, Bollywood actors, Miss worlds and also the most notorious mafia of India. Satya Nadella's Engineering school is there! Hard to believe. That is how things are in India!
Exactly.. Mangalore on the whole is not dirty, if u handpick places just to put on ur videos then off course.. I live in Europe and there are places a bit untidy here too so can't call the country as the whole as dirty.. marler mokul🤢
@@poojabhandary1783 exactly!!! I'm from Sirsi and Mangalore and Mysore are cleanest
I m from India and lived in Beijing for 6 years, this is pretty accurate.
Everything is correct except the drinking part .
Is there any slums in Beijing
What
I was in canada 6 years ago. When I visited India. It has changed a lot to be honest.
@Tod x are you ok bro??? China 1000 times cleaner than India ( not air pollution). There are absolute zero slums there.
I've been to Beijing . Beijing is 1million times cleaner than Delhi. They are 100 years ahead of us. I know truth is difficult to accept , but these are the facts.
India has the cheapest Internet in the world now!
She meant affordable
Fatima Zaria but we have had free internet long time ago
@@michaelsterven9231 she is not talking about free hot spots...
@@xiaohuli27 Sum ting Wong??
@@ArghyadeepPal poop in streets
My fellow Indians, please stop cursing left and right. You are not helping.
First, the vlogger said already he was in India for just 10 days . And these are his observations only and overall he enjoyed his stay. Stop being so "intolerant".
Second reason why I say this is I have been to Beijing, China. They are very friendly people who mind their own business and harbor no hate against India.
Third reason why I say this is because this vlogger is very popular amongst the English speaking Chinese and has also been in the Chinese news and newspapers. Your negative comments may have some serious consequences. So, please exercise your "freedom of speech" appropriately.
+dhimannitdgp You are a tolerant, mature and wise man
+Soujanya V I never made any such dumb comparisons. You are very good at making broad generalizations, aren't you? Your question itself is immature. But yes, I do find the average Indian more hyperbolic/expressive and loud than the Chinese which is not exactly a bad thing. We have different genetics, that's all. I am afraid the uploader has learnt it the hard way and will shy away from making videos on India in the future. But this is how we roll hahaha.
The observations made in this video are 100% correct. Nothing has been faked here. Nothing has been faked in vlogger;s other videos about China either. If you find this video offensive/derogatory, I do think you need to get off your high horse and stop being intolerant. I am an Indian too and I am cool with this upload.
dhimannitdgp That comment wasnt meant for u...If you think I am on a high horse and I'm living in a bubble and I dont know anything about India and World then ur absolutely wrong, I know how its working now and also the future, I dont find the video derogatory and I'm cool with the vlogger - but when several Indians say something and dont agree with something - there is truth to it (Comparing an under developed part of a country with a developed part of other country - we cant digest this, probably "u" can)....
Also Indian sweety when admin makes the vid that I suggested above probably you should go to basanti slums to take some pics and suggest him to use them as background for India for that video, I don't mind u guys using pics from Shanghai while describing China in that video will be very apt
- India is the future (All top notch economists know this), let India remain a silent player!! (Karma is reverting)
+Soujanya V dude, search some small Chinese cities, don't think about Shanghai, the city look of this video about China is the common city look of most Chinese cities, not Shanghai.
Actually, most of the comments are good :)
As always, I enjoyed your candid opinions expressed in such a kind and gentle voice.
Stays in China for 10 years.
Visits India for 10 'days'.
Makes a video on China vs India.
SIR, YOU ARE NO ONE.
You’re no one bitch
There were 8 blind people, went to explore An elephant only by touching.
So all the people stood next to elephant and touched and felt thr elephant.
While asking first blindman who touched ear he said Elephant is like a fan.one who touched its trunk he felt elephant is like snake.
Obe who touch its leg is felt like Elephant is pillar and so on
Moral of the story.. India and china is very huge so it cannot be judged by visiting one place
In your story, they do both be just smelling the elephants and saying they're both practically shitholes.
That's a good story.
This is the origin of the chinese idiom 盲人摸象
Yes. But the one guy who overheard all of them had a pretty good idea.
@@barronhung8246 Can you explain the idiom?
Matter what I like Chinese and Indian want this 2 country work together and be come big brother in Asia love you both,, from Thailand 😙
why thai women worship whtie men?
@@henryfung9725 ask stupid questions, I talking about China and Indian not talking about my Thai women, people like you never grow up because you are stupid and never learn about the culture of the different country, you are the real racist,
@@henryfung9725they need the access to money and a ticket to a higher GDP country legally. You cannot blame Thai women for wanting a better life. It is very common to see young Thai woman marrying foreigners their father's age. If the groom can provide for the bride a better life either in or outside of Thailand, then it is a deal. It boils down to a woman's survival instinct where she wants to be in a country that can give her and her family the best shot at financial security in an overpopulated world.
@Alexander Lee ccp developed China
@@alan999923 true
Thank you bro❣️🇮🇳
India is a multicultural society in case of food too, If you go north there is 90% vegetarian, if you go south there is 90% non vegetarian...
India has more than 24 official languages and 58 total languages
India is the country with most Hindu population, Second most muslim population(After Indonesia ), also the place where 4to5 religions originated (hinduism buddhism jainism sikhism)
India is the country with most Festivals in the world...
I'm Proud to say that,We Indians usually has an ability to accept the differences... We may be different culturally, but our bond is so strong....
Jai Hind🇮🇳
90% nonveg in south? which state is 90 percent non veg?
@@piyushdas079all south states except karnatakar are 90% meat eaters
Nice to know that you enjoyed your stay in india
We are working really hard to improve the present conditions .
I hope people will enjoy staying here even more in the future.
In India you just get yourself a SIM-card. No need for WiFi.
The video was published in 2016 , internet wasn't really good back then.
@@jeryma1018 no shit Sherlock, we Indians commute daily to work and back, don't know where these 'peeing' people are.
Seems like they only pop out when a foreigner is nearby. Lol.
@@jeryma1018 No different from ayis taking a dump on the street in china then
😂😂 I'm Indian. I learned about the famous head nod from videos of foreigners about India. 😂😂
*nods at you in Indian*
That head nod is that of slavery. Indian people have been slaves first of Muslims and then the British, so that head nod is that of a slave.
so what is the fact. totally confuesd.
No head nod is resembles Kingship. India was made of rich people and hence when all these invaders came, they came as merchants etc and hence these Kings would only nod instead of talking to them coz these Indian kings or landlords were more prominent and would not waste time speaking about trivial things with these merchants.
See what I did there. Imagination can spin a conversation into a fact.:P
the head nod thing is different much like the west in the northern part of India, since the video poster went to Mangalore he came across that way of head nodding to say yes
I don't understand how foreigners manage to find the dirtiest and poorest places in India
because that is what 90% of india is like. When elitists like you can come out of your bubble only then you will see
I've been to India and I'll tell you exactly why: they go on their apps or ask around and look for the absolute cheapest everything. Cheapest hotel, cheapest restaurant, cheapest rik shaw, etc. And the cheapest is always the dirtiest. When I moved from clicking on the listing marked $ to clicking on the listing marked $$, things got better.
Hey, it's serpentza, where there is a turd you can be sure he will sniff it out, wallow in it, and make a video about it!
Fact of the matter is that urban India is dirty and only when Indians acknowledge this and rectify this, that things would improve. Always finding excuses is not going to improve things in India. When I was growing up, I would admonish my friends who would litter the street with trash, eg, food wrappers, newspapers, etc and they would get really angry at me and ask me if I’m a westerner to teach them civility. I have been to over 120 countries and many of them are dirt poor. Yet, India is the only country where I’ve seen open defecation and urination. Truth.
@@77sogeorge See, we are not denying that there aren't poor and dirty places in India. But at the same time, there are many good and modern places too. Why not show those places also?
We indians are pretty friendly and open to foreigners. I miss my country, the food, the people. Also, internet isn't really that available because most indians have fibre or cable at home and 3g or 4g. In india, it's common to find internet cafes here and there in the cities too.
China is global economy China is beautiful than india
Internet in India is not censored like in China, I think.
@@americanpatriot3710 Yes. China is infamous for internet censorship.
I find it that china cities are more clean and modernized compared to india cities. I dont get why indians bash foreign tourist about their opinions. Thats what we see and experience
okay come to my city I show you what clean we are
Nick Naks @ we indian needs to work together for cleanliness..people dont bother here for their dirty roads..we should learn from china..
Nick Naks China is a very clen country.I like it very much,because it has lots of beautiful food.
库兰十九岁的 blah blah blah.😂😂
China is a most polluted country on the earth than India, your products are fake,waste
bro get a jio sim and u will get free 4g net
What you know about religion in India is just drop of water in bucket 😂😉😉😁.
Who cares about any religion, especially when the people acting like their religion is so great don't have any respect for nature or the land.just like cows are so holy but most indians are mean to them, especially letting them suffer long slow deaths from eating plastic bags that everyone throws down.
Yes there are some nice places and people in India but there are also very horrible places and people, just like every country.corruption is a very bad problem here in India, Delhi is a very bad place.most people there only care about themselves and if you are a foreigner be prepared for lots of beggars, scammers and people trying to sell you stuff.
@@mikeyturnpaugh9856 never go to Delhi, you should visit Southern India form Maharashtra state. My only point is Hindu, Sikhism, Jain, bhudhism originated from India. Each state in India speaks different language. Now days no one care about cows. They are only seen as milk giving machine.
@@mikeyturnpaugh9856 overpopulation causing this problem
@@akashmakde2683 I am married to an Indian and I've lived in Delhi for 3 years, but we are going to be moving to her hometown of tura which is beautiful.i understand what you are saying, and like I've said, I've been all over India and have seen and met really beautiful places and people.i feel more comfortable in small villages and towns,those people seem to have more respect and stuff.any where that is touristy I don't care to visit cause there's just more bad things to deal with.and I'm not talking any worse about India that I don't say about my birth place america.i feel that everyone needs to start taking responsibility for what is going on or we won't have a planet that will support us
@@mikeyturnpaugh9856 instead of that education pattern in India must be changed. Tree plantation, sex education, racism awareness, must be taught from beginning. It will take years for india to become developed country.
If you are seeing this in 2021, the scenario is completely different. Now internet is very very very extensively available and it's also the cheapest in the world. Drinking is being more and more acceptable (not really good, alcohol is proven to be harmful). Places are quite cleaned than before. It's more open now. Thanks.
As chinese, feel happy to have lots of indian neighbors.
Actually most of asian guys are so kind to others.
There are some small issues on asian countries, i wish all asian countries could be better.
With the CCP around, can't even think about living in China.
Chinese are expansionists and are trying to capture Indian territory. This will not be allowed.
The head shaking is actually quite interesting serpentza. It comes from ancient times, in memorizing the Vedic texts vis a vis the discreet sounds of Sanskrit. Because India was primarily an oral culture (originally) and because the Vedas were memorized, each turn of the head corresponded to a discreet sound in the text. Hence, to better memorize the text, the body was incorporated by moving the head deliberately per each discreet sound (kind of like a syllibal). You can still see groups of Indian children, heads turning in sequence, as the Vedas, Upanishads and other Brahmanic Text are recited at religious schools.
interesting, how do you know about it?
The head shaking is not from the Vedas. Not everyone studies Vedas too, people from almost all communities and religions of india do the head shaking bit. Lol
So those head bobbers in the Bar are Pundits of some sort - they seem to be having quite a 'spirit'ual experience i guess.
Only Brahmins memorize Vedas
Learned something new today. Thanks for this information😊😊
It seems you reached a slum and walked out of it.
Bro 10 days is not enough to jugde a whole country. In a good or bad manner.
Its 5 yrs old
@@srinidhirshetty4570 Impression and judging is different, dumb fuck....Impression can be called as subset of Judging...
He did address that, and would agree.
If you are visiting one part of India you can't tell about what's going on another part. India is so diverse. One region is completely different from another.
Exactly brother.A person from Gujarat is literally foreign to Tamil nadu and vice versa and we really feel proud and enjoy it.Every region of India has its own food,language etc
Prophet mohammad 57 aisha 6 year wah he kyu
As a Chinese, I am curious why people always try to compete China with India. We don't want to compete with any other country, because we just don't care! Our goal is simple, mind our own business and make our own country better, that's it.
vincewooo u would get killed in china cuz use of vpn
Yes sooooo?
I live in U.K
vincewooo ok r u immigrant
thats true.
vincewooo yes! We Chinese just want to focus on our own job. We just like earning money and saving money. We just want to work hard to make our family lead a better live.
In India, head-bobbing means "okay, sure", or "sure... this can happen" without a strong commitment
mungkin
10 years in China vs 10 days in India , and every single video is about China, you made your point already.
And that to 4 years back
dude, he left china long ago
I am an indian and i agree with each and everything you have mentioned about our country and i wish that someday my country too will be able to catch up to china's growth and i personally admire chinese people and culture.my love to chinese people and i wish to visit ancient cities of china like xian
coldplay fan both countries need more wise people like you, love your own country, admire the others and learn from them
Thank you for the praise and please don't mind some nationalistic indians who are abusing chinese people in the comments.majority of the indians have huge respect for the chinese culture and people and we wish that in the future our country also reach the same level of development as china.
Some tension on the borders now. But I think we can solve this peacefully, it would be stupid for the 2 nations go for a war, it would benefit USA/Russia/Euro after all.
welcome
coldplay fan I have same thought. India should admire China & catch the growth & above all human living index must be up in coming years
I’m Indian and I would say Chinese are ahead of almost in every field. Much cleaner, amazing cities. Thousand times better infrastructure......
what's the most indians' opinion?
@@dylanli1529 same as above. But we know we are going to catch up.
It has only one flaw. Ur name doesn't sound indian
Dylan Lee
If they know the reality, they will say same. Others compare India with Pakistan and sleep well,
vats arya
Kya nam chahiye aapko. I’m Indian, from kerala.
Pretty true. When I went to India couple years ago, I was deeply impressed by its diversity, people there looked happy, even though some of them were poor. In eastern China, cities and cultures are pretty much the same, people were all money driven, rarely religious, less happy.
Then why does India ranked so low in happiness? Is it propaganda is inaccurate?
@@kaydenchan7093 firstly, I'm wondering if should reply to your 1 yr old comment
2ndly, happiness can't be measured
they made happiness index based on the quality of life
If quality of life really determined the happiness of a person fully, then countries like Japan and korea should be at the top
Can you tell me why korean students say they aren't happy?? Or Japanese salarymen suicide due to pressure of work??
According to UN data, India's happiness score is 3.77
But according to Happyplus consulting's The state of happiness report, India's score is 6.84
understanding the diversity of India in 10 days is like learning Quantum Physics in 10 days. I have travelled extensively all around India for months and still couldnt wrap my head around the diversity. over 70 percent people live in villages and you have not seen India if you havent seen those remote villages. You have probably been to 2-3 cities or suburbs and made this video. Makes me doubt the credibility of your other videos about China as well.
I really liked your video and came to know what is our weakness, what people thinks about us and how can we improve it. Well from my side I will do my best to improve it. Thanks and Regards
+Deepak Singh thank you my friend
serpentza China and India have both Poor and Rich sides you're only showing India's poor side ha ha ok I think you you once more visit China not in Beijing or Shanghai other small cities then you can find more poor sides of China
serpentza China and India have both Poor and Rich sides you're only showing India's poor side ha ha ok I think you you once more visit China not in Beijing or Shanghai other small cities then you can find more poor sides of China
Sarath AJ lol.just go to some small cities.
i agree too. i think other people s impression always speak some truth. being in denial always sink us further into oblivion.
as an Indian your video is pretty accurate but there are some facts behind ur opinions as India is a developing country but China is developed. About free Wifi, The present government of India promised in their manifesto to provide free Wifi in public places and I am happy to tell that the work in is progress and some places already got them but yes small cities like Mangalore will take sometime. One of the worst thing I find in general Indian behaviour is that they throw stuff around like rest of the city is not their home, they will keep their house clean but not their streets. Thanks for visiting India, welcome again.
+Sawan Arora Hi friend, I'm from China, just want to share some opinions. China is not really developed, we did build a lot of infrastructure, but consider the huge amount of population same as India, we still have a lot of poverty and undeveloped places. And our social system isn't really complete, I think China and India still have a lot to catch up.. We absolutely still have a lot spitting and rubbish on the street. The only difference is the government spent a lot on cleaning. Hope we can make a change in the next 10 years... Cheers, love indian food btw.
+W Jack alot of Indians are not sure abt China or don't have much information abt it cuz Chinese media doesn't enjoy the freedom of expression as Indian media. Indian media talks abt everything wrong in India unlike Chinese media. and everything we hear abt China is filtered as general Indian perception abt China is that it's a well developed country with everything good abt it. Yes our big population is bad as well as good for us. but in my opinion, both India and China with their great economic growth and development will never reach a stage where there is no poverty. look at america even with 17 trillion dollar economy which is the highest today, they have 31 million poor homeless people out of 350 million total population and our population size is 5 times more than theirs. and greetings from India :)
+マダラサスケマダラサスケ one video cannot generalise whole India, I can make a video showing clean areas of India but that doesn't mean whole India is clean, thanks for ur hate, Love from India
I'm an Indian staying in China and he is not talking about the free wifi provided by the government but about the wifi provided in every hotel,restaurant and even hair salons in china...and our government promises of free wifi is only for 30 minutes or 1 hr after that u have to pay to use it...he says the truth internet in India is far lower than compared to china...
+Sawan Arora China is not developed country but is far ahead of India.
"Before you knock it, try it."
This is the one really hard lesson that 50+ years of life has taught me. Applies to people as much as it does to experiences... Give every new acquaintance a chance, however 'unpromising' he/she looks. People surprise you in so many ways!
'Most religions don't allow drinking'
Christ be like 'Drink my fucking blood or you'll go to hell'
This guy look like fresh FBI recruit ready to prove himself at all cost
amit Zimba your tripping, CIA
😂
The Alias Except he is South African, serpentZA, ZA being the international symbol for South Africa (Zuid-Afrika)
Glad u got out of China. Your too good of a man for immature Chinese behaviour. I couldn't live in that society.
Dude 😁😁😁🤣🤣🤣🤣
India is Superpower country in the future. Love from JPN
🎌🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
@@gauravporwal2891 I hope you will overtake China.
No,India is the most dangerous country in the world for women!
@@user-se8fy6df7p 它比你想象的更安全。这只是一个谣言。印度的强奸率低于美国和日本。
@@user-pt4vn8ms5m 这是你谈论的一些旧闻。 😂 现在不是那样的。女人像鸟一样自由。我是一个印度人，但老实说，这里的地方很 强奸发生率很低。许多妇女报告强奸案件很有趣，因为他们想从诉讼中获得金钱。这就是现实。如果你想独自旅行，那很好。但哈哈更好.和你的朋友在一起会更好。 至少联系你认识的任何值得信赖的印度人。如果你想到这里旅行，我也可以帮到你。我们尊重每个人。印度和中国媒体只是一直在讲述彼此的坏话。我尊重你对我的态度。谢谢。
6 years ago, India was changed a lot
Internet is very difficult in India I was shocked then I see this was posted 6yrs ago 😂😂😂
Thanku very much Serpentza for visiting my Motherland India. I am glad you kept your opinion. I have nothing to complain about. We Indians have a lot to improve. And I promise you we Indians will pay our attention towards cleanliness and sanitation. If you will ever visit India again then surely visit North-East India and South India. I am happy you visited my country (^__^) Just one request don't add 'VS' .........you can add 'and' as I know your motive is not to compare but to keep a fair opinion. Keep up the good work and we will always support you. :)
India think thier real enemy is China not Pakistan and India has always wants to catch up with China(Actually many Indian think they’re stronger than China today),but most Indian haven't realized that China's economic strength and military strength,So I think if India wants to catch up with China and defeat it, they have 6 strengths and China do not have these advantages:
1.More young people.
2.The advantage of English language.
3.Democratic system.
4..Plentiful talent reserve.
5.Domestic consumption economic structure.
6.East and west are coast,like America.
But India have many weaknesses,This is India’s weaknesses and my suggestion:
1. The local government’s power is too strong that cause many positive National policy cannot implement in India.
2.India have not a Unified Tax system and integrierter nationaler Markt (Especially must build a unified Tax system)
3.Because The global manufacturing overcapacity,so India Must adjust the economic structure.
4.Raise the urbanization rate and Increase the infrastructure construction.(Especially is expressway and power station)
5.Improve the messy and inconsistent law.
6.Stop the vicious struggle between the parties.
7.Taking a strong stance strike the bureaucracy and corruption(China have this issue too).
8.Abolishment caste System
9.Adjust land policy and Enterprise labor policy
10.Many Indian have no concept of time and always unpunctuality,Punctual person is very important for modern society.
If Narendra Modi or the future leaders can improve those weaknesses so India catch up to the China is not a dream.
龍大文 , nobody want to compare and win bro.we want to improve ourselves.
that head tilting left & right means "not exactly" in the west
One thing i can certainly say, Internet has improved a lot compare to when you visited India. Hope you visit again.
Please take an indian sim , you will find so cheap internet that you dont need wifi
Typical Indian with typical Indian education and schooling. This video is from Jan 2016, b4 jio revolution and reduction in data tarriffs. U are commenting on this video in May 2019. Read the description, pay attention to detail. Don't be a low iq bum forever. And don't feel offended with my reply.
Regards, A fellow Indian.
I heard that it is hard to buy indian sim without indian id, is it true? Cause in UK you don't need id at all to buy a sim.
@@indikart1 chup be gandu. Tu bara Mars se aya he
@@indikart1 yes I was that to him now there is jio even though china mobile speed is high but many things are not allowed TH-cam is not allowed
@@tatjanav9657 indians don't need any ID, just one finger scan is enough to get free sim card but if you are foreigner then u need 1 passport size photo and passport to buy sim but it costs less than 4 usd a month for unlimited data sms and voice calls !!
( india is neighbour of 'Islamic countries' so foreigners can't get few things without ID but evisa visitors get pre-activated sim for free ).
I am from mangalore.... I think you went to poor peoples bar
I even think so although I hate people who drink .........I can not even handle to see their face but bars in my city are much attractive than these in which he visited
@@studyhard2451 there are bars better than that in mangalore too but you need to know where it is. And that's the place where local employees drink
That was the point. He wanted to explore the real and common things. Not only visit sophisticated place. Exploring means to look almost everywhere.
He got many wrong information,
but most of place are poor in india
7 years have passed and India has greatly modernized and the internet is cheaper than in America.
Still dirty though, but we are working on that.
Respect for your stress on the fact that these are merely 'first impressions'. Most Western visitors neglect to mention that to viewers, and allow for unfair prejudices and biases to form in people's minds, disregarding the reality of India's heterogenous nature, due to the country's sheer size and diversity of thought, practice and creed. Even the big cities here are so different from one another.
I am from india and i can tell you frankly you were very polite and nice in talking about india. Thank you :)
I'm From India but India would atleast take 30 years to get near China I guess so . China is way ahead of India in many aspects .
hari that day is coming soon
Hari Vishwanath
India is also ahead of China in many aspects too.
@Marten Dekker India definitely is very polite in terms of welcoming people . It's just that I don't think many people do respect Indians though . Have heard it from so many people who feel Indians are shit .
I really don't care much 😁
The only thing I don't like about India at the moment is the reservation system ..
not just 30
it will take 200 years
@@najmusaqib9315 It definitely is not going to take two centuries 😂 .
I'm not sure where you get these figures .
This dude need to stay and visit more places in India before throwing stuff on the internet. Please do your proper research before making an educational vid and put it out to public. 10yrs in china vs 10days in india.....u know what i mean?
Movie Clips shots
Woooshhh
India superpower 2020
This is kind of like a tourist video tho
@@JL_hahaha0303 then he should not compare
@@werrkowalski2985 china super terrorist country 2020
I just realized that India's per capita income has gone up around 60% since the video was released. That makes a HUGE difference in the quality of living.
Still much less
I like the way you make conclusions after experiencing. It feels more real when you get something a little balanced. I'm tired of one-sided rants or praise. Well done.
Iam born somewhere , living somewhere . but for holidays it always somewhere else - india. i find the indians very approachable , friendly and kind natured people. considering the different types of pollution , it is worth experiencing the rest of the awesome things that keep happening . they have the most grateful sense of arts, culture and food. being half indian is an amazing feeling
+Shirin Ali (Shab) Thanks for your kind words but what's the other half, just curious.
Rambo in flesh Fiji-an
+Shirin Ali (Shab) I'm fijian Indian aswell :D
+Shirin Ali (Shab) if you fijian how are you half indian? many indians migrated to fiji, and the caribbean islands
Robert Mitchell We are all full indians but some feel pride by saying they are half which they are not.
I'd rather live in India then deal with social credit bs
Bro India is not a single country in itself but 29 countries which are united, each state has a different language and it's own living style.🙏
im from india and yes most of us from india are small-minded ... here's a prove,look at the comment section.Lots of indian fellows get angry and screwed up just by watching one's opinion .its kinda funny how indian people could be so small-minded . from outside india it seems like its a safe place,but inside its not safe at all,even for the fellow indian. most of us indian were fucking racist . Racist toward foreigners and even toward their fellow indian who have different culture and who lives in other state of the country .the fact is that if you wanna know indian people look at this comment section.you'll find lot of indian people who get angry for a single video,when someone speaks the truth about india,every hindi speaking people gets angry, they have a mind smaller than their brain .
Beiseii Bsi The main problem with the people who're converted into other religions is, they behave as they are from European countries, they hate everything belong to this land. They want to be appeared like more educated by criticising, insulting their own country with sweeping generalisations. They never help for the betterment of this nation but to demotivate others from doing good work.
Nobody denies the problems mentioned here. We need to work hard to become a developed nation but insulting everything by generalisation is not acceptable.
The same happening with you Chinese as well. You insect eaters. hahaha
Pavan Kumar Annapragada wt he is commenting wrong ..? don't you know we love our country doesn't mean we should hide it's cons...untill it is addressed cant be resolved...why you hate other religions so much??...it's a new nationalism after 2014??
Beiseii Bsi you wanna know why? because Indian people are not cowards like any other people. We always love to support our country by any circumstances although, we know, some parts of our country is dirty but no hatred between eachother. And We're never EVER small minded. Remember. WE ALWAYS STANDS FOR OUR COUNTRY.
Man appreciate your analysis
Unbiased, sense of honesty, positive or negative never felt you were criticising anything. Next time before U come to India get in touch will host U
Jaihind
Very difficult to find a drink.
Lol
Next time when u come to india just call me believe me you will drink like a tanker
TH-cam recommendations are kinda scary sometimes
Highlight of your video was your unbiased statement about how Indian people in general are kind & friendly and India being so religiously diverse. Great videos. I always look forward to your posts. Keep up the good work
After 2 years people still fighting in the comment section LOL. Come on fellow Chinese and Indians we have to realize that we are both fast-growing Asian developing countries and we have much more in common than different.
Bowen Han There is a major differences between China and India coz as a Chinese I want to say that there is a huge difference in the light of a religious belief.
I'm brazilian and I must say China is fucking LIGHT YEARS ahead of your country in pretty much all categories. For real, get a grip. And you know whayt is to blame? Your own culture and its shitty religion and related "beliefs".
Problem with foreign tourists is that they came to India with a presumption that travelling there is dirt cheap. So they usally end up visiting slum areas and dingy places that cost them close to nothing and that crates a negative image of the country. India is very vast and its population is spread out evenly throughout so its obvious that you will find a lot of undevloped places whereas in china its 95% population is located on the eastern coastline so you only see the good parts. Had he visited Gurugram, Hydrabad city, New Delhi or many other devloped parts of the counrty then this video could have been more justified.
The most fucking thing about India is its caste system and religion
@@ultrasom Umm India has 9 different religions so please point out specifically? Muslim? Hindu? Christian? Sikh? Buddhist? Jain? Parsi? Jew? Atheist?
Understand your stupidity? India is too big and diverse for you to understand
And by the way 8.2% GDP growth in India versus Brazil which has 2% despite both being developing countries lol. So fix your own country please
As a Brit, I like the sense of partially organised chaos in India. I found that I basically just let it wash around me.
I actually prefer that to places like China where things are more strict, restricted, and cold
YES!! Exactly that!! Just let the your process acclimatised mind go and enjoy the chaos. You won’t find a place like India anywhere in the world. I moved to the States about 3 years ago and I love it here but whenever I go back to my home city, I keep falling in love with it over and over again because it’s just so damn crazy.
As someone who lived out there for a year, you should go to Goa. Huge drinking and party culture. Internet was pretty easy there too. India is a huge place so I can not speak for other parts but I certainly enjoyed my time in Goa.
You are most welcome to India!! Do visit someother place next time you plan a visit here😇🤝🇮🇳
😊 so sweet thank you very much and please do visit Goa India again as a goan I really like it
T Y Serpentza for the knowledge that you share, I appreciate it 🇺🇸🙏.
China is more developed at least 20 years ahead. India used to be ahead during cold war but because of massive corruption they fall behind.
True, the corrupt made their money leaving India under developed
@@Anand-qb1wp As a British person I've learnt about at least some of the horrible things the British have done in the past including in India but i'm not a historian so i'm sure there is plenty i don't know. i would love to go to India sometime. think ill get strung up? :D forgive and forget right guys?! right????
@@lukenukem150 If somebody insists that you are representing the early 20th century British Empire, you will need to get out of there fast. Read a travel guide and you should be fine. India is ready for you, can't say the same about you. Hah!
@lil pill
Because Hong Kongers tend to be far more intelligent than imbecilic British imperialists, the cultural element of biding your time exists.
Britain left India in a state were she had her hands full of immediate issues preventing a balanced developement in the wake of independece. First a complete relocation of the populace based on religion and ethnicity, causing some 6-15 million dead (highly insecure estimates, as you can tell and reflecting the sheer chaos erupting from this last farewell gift of the British, the division of the subcontinent into two Pakistans and a string of smaller, independent nations. Two wars with Pakistan resulting in the creation of Bangladesh as a sovereign state and an unsteady cease fire over a vast area of disputed territory covering westernmost Himalaya - where the chinese now have started to meddle, btw, expanding on their initiative and gaining economical control over Pakistan among others. - - - Also, it's only in a strict economical sense, you can say China is 20 years ahead. India, considering her vast population, is a very, very good example of a successfully functioning democracy, easily surpassing many other "fledgling" democracies and even coming off more accomplished than some western, much older democracies. China doesn't even figure here for obvious reasons.
My feelings exactly. 3 years in China, 10 days in Delhi. Everything you said matches my experiences. The level of English is much better, even had a conversation in English with a tuk tuk driver, something you can't do in China. Alcohol is hard to get, my hotel didn't serve it, but found a little shop not far from my hotel that did sell alcohol. Even in Delhi, it was pretty chaotic & dirty compared to a Chinese city. Paid to go on a slum tour, the poverty levels are unbelievable.
Our India have long way to go love to China from India