AndrewJin
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In regional development forum like bbs.cnHubei, netizens from different parts of Hubei Province compare everything between counties and cities, even using the number of Starbucks and Wanda Plazas to prove their local economy having been recognised by certain brands. I don't know the situation of other counties, will comparison leads to self-content? But here in China, comparison is incentives. In some cases, it leads to bloody pro-development demonstrations.This is a good thread, unfortunate to see it's started being another dick measuring/trolling contest as always.
To be honest though, having been to India and China, I will agree that India's infrastructure 0and even more so roads are nowhere even close to that of China at all, the two are in different leagues. Surprisingly, when I visited Turkey and , Malaysia, I was shocked to see they have far better infrastructure than India. I think one reason for this as my friend @Echo_419 said previous Indian governments didn't focus on infrastructure prior to the mid 2000s, they started fairly recently , which was a foolish decision that has been holding the country back from fully taping it's full potential. It's even a miracle it's still grew /growing this fast. So as Indian government prioritises it's infrastructure investments, I'm sure things will change in the coming decades.
But for now, there is no need comparing with China(only east Asian powers like S. Korea, Japan have better infrastructure than the Chinese, well those i have been to) . In fact it's not just India though, south Asia for some reason lags far behind east Asia in all fields.well considering the south and East Asian countries i have been to. So Lots of catch up to do. But I believe it's doable if they are determined .
The modern railway protection movement of China
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