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发表于 2008-11-15 22:56
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回复sanjeeb mohanty
by sibby mathews
Nobody, not even fools, would be 'in favour' of becoming slaves of China.
The point that is sought to be made is that the gap between China and India keeps widening faster and faster in possibly every area of human endeavour. But the area where this gap has become most striking is in the matter of social support to the bottom most sections of society. China's poverty eradication program has gone from strength to strength and China has reached a level where the U.N has declared in it's latest human development report that poverty in China has become a thing of the past (though China itself has not claimed as much and says that poverty of any kind will be fully eradicated by the 2030s - they have also given a detailed roadmap about how they will be achieving this). Compare all this with the Indian situation where the poor at best receive cynical treatment from the administration in almost every state and are condemned to remain in their miserable tiers for ages to come; all because the poor themselves in most states do not even have the basic understanding or education to know what is really good for them !! This is extremely ironical, since democracy was meant to have given to India a lot more.
Please do not feel ashamed of reports such as this one appearing on rediff; don't worry, China is hardly bothered about what India and Indians think about it, they are much more bothered only about what the developed world and the Chinese people themselves thinks about it !!!
(这段太长了,简略说)
没有人,甚至是傻瓜,能从变成中国人的奴隶中"受益".
重要的是中印间差距在越来越大.联合国宣布说贫穷的中国已经成为过去.再看看印度的贫穷人口和文盲.
而极其讽刺的是,民主曾经意味着本应该带给印度更多的.
不要因为rediff登载这些而害羞.也别担心,中国几乎不会为印度和印度人的想法而困扰,他们更在意发展世界和中国人自己的想法. |
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