中国人在性格上表现出与印度人完全相反的特征。与我交往的许多印度人通常告诉我：“印度很伟大，莫迪很伟大，我们很快就会成为一个超级大国。
与我打交道的中国人通常会说，“哦，我们是一个落后的国家;我们在各个方面都不如外国，我们将不得不保持发展中国家的地位至少100年。
当我第一次访问中国时，已经是2017年了。
我看到的中国（至少是我去过的大城市）完全像一个发达国家，许多细节甚至超过了大多数发达国家。
至少在我看来，“欠发达国家”至少应该像非洲国家、孟加拉国甚至印度那样。
但中国与这些地方完全不同。
他们拥有无与伦比的公共交通设施、便捷的无现金支付系统、世界上最宽的城市道路、高速公路网络的蜘蛛网、世界上最好的高速铁路和世界上最时尚的机场。
当我生病的时候，他们的医院虽然人满为患，但仍然是我见过的最有效率的医院。他们的学校井井有条。共享单车在街上随处可见，快递和外卖速度非常快。
晚上到处都有各种美味的食物，即使是清晨也很热闹，非常安全。
中国人每年购买的家用汽车和智能手机数量居世界首位。
总之，据我所知，我没有看到任何看起来像“不发达国家”的东西。即使我去贵州的一个小村庄，我看到的都是干净整洁的，虽然没有那么多的摩天大楼。
好的，我问了我的中国朋友这个问题。
他们总是笑着对我说：“你说的是真的，但中国还是一个不发达国家。
有人告诉我：“中国至少在10000年内仍将是一个不发达国家。
当我无法理解他们的想法并需要进一步解释时，他们总是会提到一个词：“人均数据”。
我无话可说。事实上，任何巨大的成就都会被14亿人口所掩盖。
例如，人均收入低于 20,000 美元
例如，人均汽车数量
例如，人均住房面积
例如，人均医生数量
例如，人均 iPhone 数量
他们会提到各种数据，各种“人均数字”
一个年轻人甚至提到了“人均航空母舰数量”和“人均核武器数量”，然后告诉我，中国是世界上军事力量最弱的国家。当然，他指的是“人均军事力量”。
我认为，在中国人眼里，直到他们的“人均数量”赶上美国，他们才会觉得自己不是“欠发达国家”。
仔细想想，他们的逻辑似乎是正确的。
但每次我访问中国，亲身体验中国社会的样子，我都觉得有些不对劲。
You are right, this view is the same as what I saw.
Chinese people show completely opposite characteristics to Indians in terms of personality. Many Indians I interact with usually tell me: "India is great, Modi is great, and we will soon become a superpower."
The Chinese people I interact with usually say, "Oh, we are a backward country; we are inferior to foreign countries in every aspect, and we will have to stay in the status of a developing country for at least 100 years."
It was already 2017 when I visited China for the first time.
The China I saw (at least the big cities I went to) was completely like a developed country, and many details even exceeded those of most developed countries.
At least in my mind, "underdeveloped countries" should at least be some like African countries, Bangladesh, or even India.
But China is nothing like these places.
They have unparalleled public transportation facilities, convenient cashless payment systems, the world's widest urban roads, a spiderweb of highway networks, the world's best high-speed railways, and the world's most stylish airports.
When I was sick, their hospitals, although overcrowded, were still the most efficient I had ever seen. Their school is in good order. Shared bicycles can be seen everywhere on the streets, and express delivery and takeout are very fast.
There are all kinds of delicious food everywhere at night, it is very lively even in the early morning, and it is very safe.
Chinese people buy the most family cars and the most smartphones in the world every year.
In short, as far as I can see, I don’t see anything that looks like an “underdeveloped country”. Even when I go to a small village in Guizhou, what I see is clean and tidy, although there are not so many skyscrapers.
OK, I asked my Chinese friends with this question.
They always laughed and said to me: "What you said is true, but China is still an underdeveloped country."
One person told me: "China will remain an underdeveloped country for at least 10,000 years."
When I couldn't understand