no no no, you are comparing the best h1b1 indians( mostly come within the last 2 decades)to the average of the entire chinese community (including h1b1 students/workers AND much more 4th or even 5th gen average Chinese) in America only.
In Netherlands for instance, >54% of the ethnic chinese (with >100 yrs history in Holland) go to higher education, compared to about 30% of the local Dutch, while 99% of indians in holland (come within the last 10 years or so)are takeaway vendors, waiters, cooks, and security doormen.
lol this i can verify, I only thought cornershops were dominated by indians in the UK, but after I graduated from Uni, started working and travelling I found they owning almost all cornershops in South, Middle, Northen and Western European countries.
I never trust any indian claims, especially bragging ones like 'we smart this and dominating that'
one thing you'd realise when you study in the UK is that for those top unis like Oxford, Cambridge, Warwick, Imperial, London Uni, LSE, Aston, Bath and CSM, they do not have many indian students as they bragged (very little in reality compared to Chinese students).
but those third or fourth grade unis like City, Metropolitan Uni, Oxford Brooks, Coventry Uni, Royal Holloway and other colleges that I cant even name can be safely called 'Indian' unis```and the worst part is that most of those indians sutents picked those subjects with the lowest entry requirments
to me most Indians are like a stagey hypocrite, they brag they pretend and their capability is dead average (for those educated in the west)