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This is because:

The gap between India and our country is simply too great. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, China's GDP in 2016 was trillions of US dollars, and India's total GDP in 2016 was trillions of US dollars. India's GDP is less than one-fifth of our country's.

India is actually a loose federation, many states can go their own way, and the government decrees are not uniform, and it is difficult to concentrate on big things, which is actually a problem of the system.

India's population is growing too fast and burdened too much. According to the census results, India's population growth rate over the past decade is: It is estimated that the population will reach 100 million by the end of 2017.

Soon it will overtake our country. And its land area is about 2.9 million square kilometers, which is less than one-third of our country. It can be seen that the burden is too heavy.

There are too many illiterates. Officially, India claims that its illiteracy rate is between 20 and 30 percent. The truth is that India's standard of literacy is very low.

In many places, a person who is counted usually only needs to be able to write 26 letters and his or her own name is often counted as "blind". Out of the 100 million people in India (2014 figures), the fact is that there may be more than 600 million, or even 800 million, people who are literate or semi-literate in the literal sense of the word. With so many illiterates, can it still develop fast?

1. China is rich in resources. For example, China has abundant oil resources, while India has almost no oil. China also has much more reserves of various types of minerals than India.

2. There is only one nation, one language, one system, a unified history, and no religion in China.

India is home to more than 10 major languages, more than a dozen major ethnic groups with a population of more than 10 million, multiple social systems coexist, history is a mess, and religion is very powerful.

3. After the revolution, China wiped out all the remnants of feudalism, while India had no place for the poor.

4. China belongs to the temperate zone, in terms of dimension, the temperate zone is the most suitable area for human habitation and development, so the economically developed zones are all in the temperate zone, such as North America, Europe, East Asia (China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan), these three regions, the economy (GDP) accounts for 7% of the world. India, on the other hand, is tropical, and the tropics are very lazy. It is not suitable for economic development.

5. China has been blockaded for a long time after the founding of the People's Republic of China, so it is self-reliant and has built an industrial system, and industry is the foundation of everything.

6. China can be regarded as 1 billion Han people developing the economy and building a country like China; India can be seen as 100 million high-caste people developing a country like India, and in terms of population and culture, India's low-class castes are basically useless.

The future is still unknown, and it is wild to say that India cannot catch up with China.

India should not be able to surpass China!

India's GDP is China's 5 1 how to surpass.