Last Monday, India published a report in the media titled "How China reduces poverty and what experience has it provided to India". The report said that China is a country in the world where India can imitate and learn from all aspects. China's development speed and follow-up in poverty alleviation policies over the years have provided a lot of guidance for India in all aspects. India itself is also a nation with strong learning ability. After so many years of exploration and development, it is exactly the same as ours in many development directions.
Now walking on the streets of India, you can see a lot of culture and food on the streets of India that only we have. Even on the original basis, the ingredients and your own understanding are added. The most famous one is the "small" fried dough sticks sold by Indian vendors on the streets. Although these fried dough sticks changed a lot after going to India, the ingredients and methods are still exactly the same. However, the fried dough sticks are not so exquisite, and the fried "strips" are not that long and thin. However, this food is still very popular among locals after it appeared in India. Secondly, there are some other crop specialties, which India is also "sneaking" to grow and research to enrich their food culture.
In terms of culture, in 1592, a vassal king named Jaipur built a palace for himself, in order to protect the safety of the palace, they asked their subordinates to build a Great Wall-like fortification along the ridge around the surrounding area. However, the Indian version of the Great Wall ended after more than 36 kilometers of construction. Indian craftsmen spent more than 36 kilometers of defense projects in total for more than 100 years to integrate the local architectural style. The locals claimed that their Great Wall was the second in the world and also applied for World Cultural Heritage , marking the wisdom and hard work of the ancient Indian people.
In terms of medical care, Indian generic drugs are very famous in the world. In "The God of Medicine" filmed by Xu Zheng , you can see how developed and cheap Indian generic drugs are. In this regard, India is one of the best. In fact, the ideas and operations of generic drugs in India were also learned from my country in the 1970s. Because of the large population, the demand for medicine is also very huge. How can we ensure that everyone can afford medicine and treat patients? That is to make it yourself. Penicillin was very expensive, and only rich people can afford it. However, after the imitation technology is mature, penicillin became a bargain price, and anyone can afford it. After seeing this technology, India has vigorously promoted the technology of generic drugs, and has used its large population advantages and international mandatory laws to protect the technology of promoting generic drugs. In other words, it is useless for pharmaceutical companies that have applied for patents to sue Indian generic drugs, and all of them ensure that Indian drugs are very cheap. In terms of economic development, India has actually failed many times in its imitation, but in recent years of exploration, it is gradually improving, attracting foreign capital to build factories and using cheap labor to attract technology companies to invest. For example, international multinational companies such as Apple mobile phone companies, Samsung , Tesla , etc., are now starting to build factories in India. Many domestic companies, such as Xiaomi , OPPO, VIVO, Foxconn , etc., also have their own factories in India, and of course they have gained a lot of market share. However, after learning the operating models and technologies of these technology companies in the past two years, India has begun to kill the donkey, treat it differently, and has also stopped here.
As my country has become the world's second largest economy, India is also very envious, so it has been learning from us and imitating it for so many years, which has also proved how powerful our great motherland is. Many domestic companies have also begun to go abroad and go global, blossoming and bearing fruit all over the world, spreading our culture.
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