What are the conditions in ordinary rural India?

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The houses are mostly next to each other. Nest together. Inside the houseDark and damp

There is basically no such thing as furniture, they don't have a bed to rest, they cover the floor with a big cloth, and they sleep on this big cloth when they sleep at night. Sometimes they sit in this rest area when they eat during the day, of course, in the summer, they don't have what we call mosquito coils, mosquito coils, all invincible, and they don't pay attention to hygiene control, resulting in summer, a lot of agricultural insects in rural India are rampant, flies are flying, and garbage is all over the ground.

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Childbirth, rural people do not know what contraception is. When you are pregnant, you give birth. As a result, every farmer family has several children, and when there are many children, the pressure on the parents' life will become greater, and the parents will not have the energy to discipline the childrenStockingAs a result, children are often tattered and dirty, and many Indian parents are not able to give their children a learning condition.

Only the big children take the small children, and the parents are busy with life, and the center of their lives revolves around food and housing. There is no other energy at all. Cattle are a very precious animal in India.

Can help them to plough the land for farming, and can also buy and sell for money in IndiaTake a bathIt's also veryDifficultYes, there are many cases of contact with soil in Indian villages, but they do not have enough conditions to bathe every day, and they take a bath to the nearby river to clean, and they can only use their hands to pick the old ash accumulated on their knees.

The conditions are very poor, the status of men and women is unequal, there is not even a better toilet, there is no electric light, it is very unsafe for women to go out, and they have to go together.

The houses were very crowded, mostly low tiled houses, but there were also some thatched huts, flies flying around, garbage everywhere, and in general the living conditions were very difficult.

The average rural situation in India is actually very difficult, they do not cultivate their own land to grow vegetables, and they do not have specific kitchen utensils.

India is still in the process of development, in fact, the situation in ordinary rural areas is not very good, some have not yet used tap water and electricity, and some have not even solved the problem of food and clothing, of course, one-third of India's rural areas are still good, but the sanitary conditions are generally poor.

When it comes to India, we all know that it is the largest economy in South Asia, although it has a large economy, largely due to its large populationHowever, the per capita GDP can be said to be pitiful, and what arable land is used in rural India is only a reflection and explanation of its economy.

In the vast rural areas of India today, people are still accustomed to the extensive use of the traditional method of farming with oxen, which is quite low in terms of productivity and low in terms of natural productivity. We all know that India has the largest population in the world, but many people rarely know that it also has the largest arable area, but the grain production is less than half of China's, and the reason for this is the backwardness of this traditional old-fashioned farming method. Because a large amount of land is occupied by local landlords, often in order to save costs, and the level of industrial manufacturing in India is still quite weak, landlords can only serve them by employing a large number of laborers, so that the majority of people have no so-called enthusiasm for labor productionWithout the enthusiasm of labor and production, the grain output may have to be imported.

This method of farming is both labor-intensive and time-consuming, and there is no hope for ordinary people.

Coupled with the deep-rooted economic thinking of small farmers, for slightly richer landlords, it may be possible to improve their production methods and increase production efficiency with bank loans, but for those poorer people, their ability to resist natural disasters is limitedIf you take out high-interest loans and improve your own production methods, you can increase production efficiencyHowever, they are still reluctant to improve this production method because of its low input cost and relatively simple operation.

Therefore, for this traditional farming mode of two oxen lifting bars,We can't completely deny its existence, and to a large extent, we have to combine it with social and economic development to go deeper and consider. We must look at this issue rationally, and only then will we have a different understanding and view.

It is made of a cow that resembles a camel, which the Indians call "sacred cow". Therefore, their cultivation is in the most primitive way, not like China is the era of machine farming.

People in India rely mainly on cattle to plough the land and do not do much work in a day.

India's rural areas are also improving in the direction of mechanization, they basically use tractors and other machinery to plough the land, a small number of cattle will be used, the most important is machinery.

The rural areas of India are shockingly dilapidated, no different from the Middle Ages, there is no electricity in many places, there is no electricity, there is no clean water in most areas, there are few hard-surfaced roads, and the author of this map has traveled almost all over the countryside of India, and all he saw was extreme poverty. Although India claims to be the world's largest democracy, when the rural areas elect the country's prime minister, the poor peasants in the rural areas of India have to vote according to the landlords' intentions, and if they do not listen, they will not be able to rent the landlords' land. India has a strict hierarchy, and the caste system in India, although legally abolished, still exists in practice, especially in rural areas.

Lower caste untouchables are not allowed to do noble work, but can only do some work that the upper castes disdain to do. The fact that low-caste families are untouchables for generations, and that low-caste servants in landlord families are inferior to landlords' dogs, is a travesty of the world's largest democracy. India is blessed with unique land resources, India has half of the country's arable land, India's arable land area is second only to the United States at 170 million hectares, 40 percent more than China's arable land, and it grows three crops a year, but China's grain production is more than twice that of India.

India's infrastructure is very poor, it has invested a lot of money in armaments, it is reckless, its people live in poverty, and its per capita GDP is only a quarter of China's. Such a country, which does not use funds for national development and clamos for war with China every day, is really a country that does not know the height of the sky and does not measure its own strength. Don't look at the rapid development of their country in recent years, but a large number of extremely poor people in their country, very backward infrastructure, if they want to reach the current level of China, it will take at least 30 years.

Such a country is still favored by Western countries, which can only show the prejudice of Western countries against China. Many Chinese who have been to India have been shocked by India and its impoverished and dirty environment. Many Westerners tout India's freedom and democracy, and such freedom and democracy are really not worthy of envy.

Many Indians are very proud of the Chinese who go to India, saying that China's development in recent years is about to catch up with India, and it is really a frog at the bottom of the well, ignorant and ignorant. Let them come to China to see how shocking China's development is.

India freed itself from British rule in 1947 and then established New India; More than 70 years have passed since China established the People's Republic of China in 1949, and although India's recent economic development has been relatively fast, the current situation in the rural areas is still the same as before China's reform and opening up.

Picture: Rural houses in India, living in such a house, it will be very uncomfortable when it rains) (Picture: Such a house in China is estimated to be only seen in film and television dramas) (Picture:

The village in India, the whole village is low houses and densely packed together) (Picture: Although India is poor, but the surrounding greenery is good, which is quite suitable for health preservation) (Picture: A village in Henan, China, the current situation is no longer inhabited) (Picture:

New houses have been added next to the old houses, and the villages are connected to cement roads) (Picture: A household in the Northeast, although there are no new houses, but it is much stronger than India) Although the problem of food and clothing has just been solved in Henan, Northeast or Southwest China and other regions, we are still much stronger than India.

With the deepening of reform and opening up, I believe that our country and our rural areas will move towards prosperity.

The picture shows the life scene of ordinary residents.

The daily life of two women.

There is garbage everywhere in the countryside, and think about how good it would be to educate the children in the developed cities.

Old man taking a bath.

All in all, in terms of education, cultural differences, living environment, conditions, it is really impossible for India to surpass China!