The difference between Chinese roads and Indian ones
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the worst is that India would pay much more money for the projects,if CHinese are not take over it.
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One thing I have liked about the Chinese is that everyone is treated at par. There is no discrimination on the basis of cast, class, sex or position. Every time I have gone anywhere at meal time everyone shares the table, even the driver.
It has given a big boost to the economy of the island. There are many shipyard's located all around this island. For more about Potuo you can read my blog. " A Picnic To Putuo". PotuoShan houses one of the most sacred temples of Budha. It can only be reached by a ferry. As I have said above almost all Chinese are out picnicking during October vacation. They are very spry, agile and enthusiastic about touring and sight seeing. Though the salaries are low, the cost of living high, yet the spirits are high. Everyone is working for himself/herself and the "People's Government" does care a lot for the common people. There was an unprecedent rush and long wait for the ferry unlike last time when I visited the island. Inspite of massive rush, there were no chaos, no bottom pinching, rowdyism or any lewdness. Complete absence of nuisance against women which is a major hurdle for our women really deserves a salute. Anytime anywhere during my three years of stay here I haven't seen any display of vulgarity towards the women even though some dress up provocatively and most of them hobnob with men in all environments because they do every work that men do. There are no red light areas or prostitution dens, though consensual sex is not illegal but rape is punishable by death.
Some interesting observations by the author
A Trip To Zhoushan............Part 1 : navneetkumarbakshi blogs on sulekha, Travel blogs, navneetkumarbakshi blog from india
It has given a big boost to the economy of the island. There are many shipyard's located all around this island. For more about Potuo you can read my blog. " A Picnic To Putuo". PotuoShan houses one of the most sacred temples of Budha. It can only be reached by a ferry. As I have said above almost all Chinese are out picnicking during October vacation. They are very spry, agile and enthusiastic about touring and sight seeing. Though the salaries are low, the cost of living high, yet the spirits are high. Everyone is working for himself/herself and the "People's Government" does care a lot for the common people. There was an unprecedent rush and long wait for the ferry unlike last time when I visited the island. Inspite of massive rush, there were no chaos, no bottom pinching, rowdyism or any lewdness. Complete absence of nuisance against women which is a major hurdle for our women really deserves a salute. Anytime anywhere during my three years of stay here I haven't seen any display of vulgarity towards the women even though some dress up provocatively and most of them hobnob with men in all environments because they do every work that men do. There are no red light areas or prostitution dens, though consensual sex is not illegal but rape is punishable by death.
Some interesting observations by the author
A Trip To Zhoushan............Part 1 : navneetkumarbakshi blogs on sulekha, Travel blogs, navneetkumarbakshi blog from india
