Chinese students in Pakistan enjoy their lives and want to stay

[livingdead]

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I don't think you have experienced Indian universities in recent years, they are providing best of the facilities these days, especially private ones, which attracts most of these foreign students.

not uni facilities, general life in India is pretty sh*t.. you cant live in campus all the time... I agree big campuses are islands of serenity.

 

[Margarita]

not uni facilities, general life in India is pretty sh*t.. you cant live in campus all the time... I agree big campuses are islands of serenity.

Mind your words dude, you are talking to someone living in Indian city of Bangalore. WHy you say life is pretty s!t? I go clubbing every weekend, and I see foreigners (students/tourists/business people) in hordes and they seem to pretty much enjoying the city, and so do I. New generation in India (those who have not left India) PREFER living in India than any western countries because there is NOTHING extra that those western countries can offer us. We have pretty much every thing. In fact, I met an English guy in a club and he told that he does not want to return to the UK (had been living in Bangalore for the past 2 years) because he has fallen in love with the city. You seem to be forming your opinion based on your age old perception of this country

 

[TooRave]

I hardly see Africans in top univ like IITs and IIMs, most of these institutes have foreign (mostly European) students only during their exchange semesters

Africans are mostly self financed in pvt universities.Govt is also providing them huge scholarships..
IIT IIM dont have scholarship program for foreign students I think.Those have very high semester fee & very tough to get in.That's why you can't see any African there.

 

[livingdead]

Mind your words dude, you are talking to someone living in Indian city of Bangalore. WHy you say life is pretty s!t? I go clubbing every weekend, and I see foreigners (students/tourists/business people) in hordes and they seem to pretty much enjoying the city, and so do I. New generation in India (those who have not left India) PREFER living in India than any western countries because there is NOTHING extra that those western countries can offer us. We have pretty much every thing.

did you just extrapolated your life in bangalore to rest of India?
What you prefer to do is upto you, I am talking about how it looks to outsiders... you are used to that life, obviously you wont know the difference... if you live in slums you wont know the smell of gutter.
The smoke, pollution, lying cheating people, mad traffic, lack of sanitation/hygene.. these are the things that are basic and makes life unbearable. May be you are well off, travel in air conditioned cars, live in a nicer part of city, got domestic help, basically live in a cocoon...
anyway you are going to be defensive about it... so whats the point.

 

[Shakir87]

Even propaganda has limits ! I wonder who is fooled by such utterly unbelievable statements. Keep it up.

This is IIUI, (International Islamic University, Islamabad) I have studied in this university from 2008 till 2012 and now I am a Visiting Lecturer here from last 2 years.
I can assure you it is 100% true video and even I can share picture from this very same Basketball court, and even more I can share my selfie pictures with hundreds of chines students.

But then you have to apologies here publicly or leave this forum.

by the way this is the reason I hate Bollywood, where Indians are full of crap and delusionised, they think they are from mars and Pakistan is located in Africa.

 

[Margarita]

did you just extrapolated your life in bangalore to rest of India?
What you prefer to do is upto you, I am talking about how it looks to outsiders... you are used to that life, obviously you wont know the difference... if you live in slums you wont know the smell of gutter.
The smoke, pollution, lying cheating people, mad traffic, lack of sanitation/hygene.. these are the things that are basic and makes life unbearable. May be you are well off, travel in air conditioned cars, live in a nicer part of city, got domestic help, basically live in a cocoon...

that is true even for UK. If you are a beggar, everything will look dirty and smelly.

Probably you are not thinking objectively and your dislike to India is a personal thing because Indian cities have all those facilities that any other metro of the world has. I am purely ta;king from lifestyle point of view because that is what matters to me and most of the youngsters!

 

[livingdead]

that is true even for UK. If you are a beggar, everything will look dirty and smelly.

Probably you are not thinking objectively and your dislike to India is a personal thing because Indian cities have all those facilities that any other metro of the world has. I am purely ta;king from lifestyle point of view because that is what matters to me and most of the youngsters!

no not really, even beggars in UK have access to clean water, air, parks and govt help. And a small percentage of people are beggar in UK, really really tiny. A huge number of people in India have terrible life.. but that was not my point. I was specifically talking about people who go to India from outside for a limited period of time. It hits you in your face really hard the moment you land.

I dont dislike India.... it just so happens that I can have an outside view, although am Indian myself, like I just went outside for a few beer and came back to the room of my mates, and the smell of somebody's socks hit me hard.. rest are looking at me as if I am weird.

 

[JohnyD]

why not after all Pakistan has some democratic flavor... everyone loves to live life freely!

 

[schoolboy]

Yes, these film actors were specially flown to Pakistan to be filmed so the Indians could splash their tiny brains out.

Why not? Our chinese compadres (i.e. friends) keep repeating how that shell-shocked syrian refugee boy famously photographed is a professional actor.

I ask myself the same question about African students in India.

I'm not posting a video of an African student saying what a paradise India is for studies. There's plenty of racism they suffer and that's something I'm personally ashamed of and something we have to change.

African students travelling to India for studies is actually testament to improving educational services - unlike the current spell of China-infatuation in Pakistan Africans have no reason to expect some special treatment - yet they choose to be here.

I can assure you it is 100% true video and even I can share picture from this very same Basketball court, and even more I can share my selfie pictures with hundreds of chines students.

Ok, I apologise and take your word for it. Long live Pakistan - China dosti !

by the way this is the reason I hate Bollywood, where Indians are full of crap and delusionised, they think they are from mars and Pakistan is located in Africa.

Delusion or disillusioned ? Make up your mind. Which movie is this, btw, I'd like to see it as well.

A very natural random interview, you can see some of them become self conscious when others making fun of them. They also tell their personal reasons why they want to stay in Pakistan instead of going back to China after they graduate.

If you insist. Anyway I wish them a safe stay in Pakistan. I certainly have a great deal of admiration for the self-discipline of Chinese students abroad many of whom I know and a few who move around in the same circle as I. They are focussed and intensely hard working and highly disciplined in lifestyle - and second perhaps only to Israelis in concentrating on their objectives.

 

[EAK]

Mind your words dude, you are talking to someone living in Indian city of Bangalore. WHy you say life is pretty s!t? I go clubbing every weekend, and I see foreigners (students/tourists/business people) in hordes and they seem to pretty much enjoying the city, and so do I. New generation in India (those who have not left India) PREFER living in India than any western countries because there is NOTHING extra that those western countries can offer us. We have pretty much every thing. In fact, I met an English guy in a club and he told that he does not want to return to the UK (had been living in Bangalore for the past 2 years) because he has fallen in love with the city. You seem to be forming your opinion based on your age old perception of this country

Well dear as he said you should get out of your cocoon for at-least once.. nationalism is good.. but what he said i find it very true ..Having some time with my friends and colleagues from india i noticed one thing very interesting..my personal experience that indian's when they get out of india they talk best about india "india mahan hy india best blah blah" if asked they would never like to return instead they make their own little india community in foreign..BUT Pakistani's in this matter are totally different they will talk bad about Pakistan like Pakistan koi system hee nai hy , pakistan ye hy wo hy blah blah but they want to return as soon as they land in foreign.. this is what i have experienced after living in UK and some part of my life in US ..

 

[Trumpcard]

no not really, even beggars in UK have access to clean water, air, parks and govt help. And a small percentage of people are beggar in UK, really really tiny. A huge number of people in India have terrible life.. but that was not my point. I was specifically talking about people who go to India from outside for a limited period of time. It hits you in your face really hard the moment you land.

I dont dislike India.... it just so happens that I can have an outside view, although am Indian myself, like I just went outside for a few beer and came back to the room of my mates, and the smell of somebody's socks hit me hard.. rest are looking at me as if I am weird.

Incorrect analogy, Also you need to change your friends or work on their hygiene! How can you let an one off incident form a definitive opinion about a country and it's people in your mind!! India has its share of problems but it is gradually evolving and changing!

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Chinese students in Pakistan enjoy their lives and want to stay

Thanks for that. This sort of people to people contact has to be encourged and built up. This would help to cement the ties between both countries.

 

[sankranti]

not uni facilities, general life in India is pretty sh*t.. you cant live in campus all the time... I agree big campuses are islands of serenity.

Only if you live in a slum.

 

[Dragon4]

did you just extrapolated your life in bangalore to rest of India?
What you prefer to do is upto you, I am talking about how it looks to outsiders... you are used to that life, obviously you wont know the difference... if you live in slums you wont know the smell of gutter.
The smoke, pollution, lying cheating people, mad traffic, lack of sanitation/hygene.. these are the things that are basic and makes life unbearable. May be you are well off, travel in air conditioned cars, live in a nicer part of city, got domestic help, basically live in a cocoon...
anyway you are going to be defensive about it... so whats the point.

Do you think foreign students come here to study in some third grade college located n some tier 3 city?
You have been out of touch from reality from far too long, ignorance isnt bliss.