Anirban Chatterjee, Indian medical student in China （3楼，在中的印度医科学生）
Honest answer- It's weird.I'm studying Medicine in China, & I am now reaching the end of my second year living in the city of Wuhan.This would otherwise be a confusing, muddled answer, so let me write in the form of pros and cons instead.First, for the reasons why it feels weird.

老实说 –这个问题答案是怪怪的。我正中国在学医，我在武汉生活快两年了。这个答案可能会使乱七八糟的，所以让我干脆写些利弊来代替首先，为何感觉怪怪的。

Cons: 弊
1: Bias and Xenophobia (aversion to outsiders): As with many Indians, Chinese will stare at you as if you're walking naked. Be it in the metros or on the street, they will look at you like you're on fire or something.They also have a negative preconception about Indians, Blacks, or any non-Chinese, for that matter. The Chinese are among the most racist people on the planet. Although some natives consider India to be "beautiful" & "just like China", many others consider Indians to be unhygienic and smelly.

1、偏见和仇外：中国人会盯着你，就好像你光着身子在走一样。无论是在地铁还是在大街上，他们会盯着你看，仿佛你火烧屁股了一样。他们对印度人、黑人或任何非中国人都抱有偏见。中国人是这个星球最种族主义的群体之一。尽管也有一些当地人认为印度 “漂亮”或“中国一样”，但同时也有许多人认为印度人不讲卫生，发臭。

2: Language: Easily the defining factor in making day-to-day life inconvenient in China. This is not the the case in Beiing or Shanghai. In smaller cities, however, if you have to stay for an extended period of time, you're dead without Mandarin. No one speaks English anywhere outside Beiing or Shanghai. Except for some university staff, communication is often broken and inconvenient. The only saving grace here is their efficient infrastructure.

2. 语言：语言是在中国生活不便的首要因素。北京或上海还好一点，但在那些较小的城市，如果你要呆上一段时间，不会普通话你只能等死。除了上海和北京没有人会说英语。除了一些大学的教学人员，沟通经常中断，充满了不便。这里唯一的可取之处是他们高效的基础设施。

3: Winters: The winters in China suck. Beiing records a consistent -10 to -15 ° C in Mid - February. Wuhan, where I stay, records an easy 0 to -5°C. It's almost impossible to wake up in the mornings and attend class. There are also increased chances of death-by-electrocution due to kee the bed-heater on the whole night!

3.冬天：中国的冬天太糟糕了。直到二月中旬北京还有连续-10至-15℃的记录。我所呆的武汉，气温经常下降到零下5 °C。早上起来去上课简直是个不可能完成的任务。同时这也增加因使用电热毯触电死亡的机率。

4: Food: For an Indian, this will be the most difficult part about life here. Chinese food is so boring, I imagine the color grey when I think about it. Compared to our Indian delicacies, it's like chewing grass. If you're fond of spicy Indian masala snacks like Pani Puri and Chaat, you're going to die of frustration trying to find interesting food here. Cooking regularly is a must. With spices brought from home.

4.食物：对于印度人，这是这里的生活中最困难的部分。中国菜是如此乏味，以至于每当我想象灰色时，我就联想到它。相比我们的印度美食，味同嚼蜡。如果你喜欢辛辣的印度马萨拉小吃，如Pani Puri和Chaat ，你想在这里寻找有趣的美食你只能绝望而死。因此使用从家里带来的香料自己定期开个小灶是必须的。

5: The Great Firewall of China: Yes. That's what it's called. Even the Chinese themselves hate the government's internet restrictions. For an Indian, it's terrifying. Facebook, Blogspot, Twitter, Google and it's products, and many other websites at random. If a non-chinese website opens without requiring a VPN, consider yourself lucky.

5.伟大的中国防火墙：是的。就是这么叫它。就连中国人自己都讨厌政府对互联网的管制。对于印度人，这是可怕的。如果不用VPN就能登陆非死不可、 Blogspot、Twitter、谷歌等任意非中国的网站 ，就像是撞了狗屎运。

6: Smells: Yes. Smells. In China, you'll find some really funny smells. Most of them come from street food, but even otherwise, it gets really annoying sometimes.

6.臭味：是的，臭味。在中国，你会发现一些奇怪的臭味。他们中的大多数都来自街头小吃，但即便如此，它有时候还是很烦人。

7: Lack of Civic Sense: Chinese are lot like Indians this way. No respect for queues, and a hell-lot of pushing and pulling. They'll use subtle means to get ahead of others, whether in a queue or to get a seat in a packed metro. The traffic here is much more organized than back home though.

7.缺乏公民意识的：这方面中国人很像印度人。不尊重排队，不停的推推搡搡。无论是在排队或还是为了一个地铁的座位，他们都会用巧妙的手段是要挤到别人前头。虽然这里交通秩序比印度国内还是要好得多。

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Now for the good parts:

现在说说好的方面

Pros: 利

1: Infrastructure: China has one of the best infrastructures for a develo/semi - developed country. Coming from a small city like Pune, it's like step into another dimension every time I land back in China. It reminds me of Dubai (where I used to live previously). The infrastructure in India is nothing compared to that of China.

1.基础设施：在发展中国家和半发达国家中，中国拥有最好的基础设施。我来自印度小城浦那，每次我回到中国我都感觉进入了另一个次元。这让我想起了迪拜（我以前住过那里）。印度的基础设施跟中国没得比。

2: Summer: Wuhan, the city I study in, has the most erratic weather in China. That being said, it's still the better place to stay in from April to July. Temperatures in February lie below zero. However, the climate becomes quite pleasant from March end onwards, and lies at around 30°c in June. At noon.Compare that to the "41°c" being shown on my weather widget for a May midnight in Pune.

2.夏天：我所上学的城市武汉，拥有中国最古怪的气候。话虽如此，四到七月仍是一个不错的地方。二月气温还在零下，然而从三月底起气候开始变得舒适，六月到达30°c左右。与此相比，浦那五月午夜的温度显示是"41°c"

3:Special Treatment: In China, foreign students are treated like VIPs. Whether in the university or buying street food, foreigners are given a lot of attention in general. Many foreigners also use that to their advantage to break queues.

3.特殊待遇：在中国，外国学生像贵宾。无论是在学校还是购买的街头食品，外国人一般给予了更多的关注。许多外国人也利用这个优势用来插队。

4: Freedom: From the point of view of a university student, China is the best place to study if you want to "enjoy your college life". Like in India, China has very strict restrictions for their Chinese students. However, the rules are made lax for foreign students. No curfew rules at night, no attendence rules for class. I think it's simply because the Chinese don't care that much about the international students.

4.自由：从一个大学生的角度来看，如果你想“享受你的大学生活”中国是最好的地方。就像在印度，中国对他们自己国家学生有非常严格的规章制度。但是，对外国学生管理很松。晚上没有熄灯制度，上课也没有考勤。我想这只是因为中国人不太在乎的国际学生。

5: Internet speed: The Chinese are among the most active people of the world on the Internet. They're always with their phones, always "online". As a result (or because of better infrastructure), mobile data packs in China are wonderfully economical for the speeds they generate. Same goes for WiFi connectivity. Super-fast. On a good day, I downloaded the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe in half a day.

5.网速：中国人是网络世界上最活跃的人群在之一。他们总是机不离身，永远“在线” 。因此导致（或者是因为更好的基础设施）中国移动的数据服务和速度都非常经济实惠。WiFi连接也这样，速度超快。在一个明媚的日子里我仅用半天就下载了整个漫威电影。

6: Friendliness: Although not the norm, some Chinese people are friendly and open to exhanging ideas for mutual benefit. A very common example between students: "You teach me English, I teach you Chinese". Many street food vendors are friendly to us foreigners, and they give us special discounts! Shopkeepers also love it when we visit their shops! They treat us like special people.

6. 友好：虽然不是常态，一些中国人还是非常友好并且秉着互惠互利的理念。学生中的一个很常见的例子就是“你教我英语，我教你中文” 。许多街头摊贩对我们外国人很友好，他们给我们的特别的折扣！逛商店时店主也很喜欢我们，给我们一些特殊待遇。

7: Transparency: It's very easy to get things done in China, if you know Mandarin. Their systems are way more efficient than the corrupt, lazy offices you'd find in India. If they give you a date, they stick to it.

7.透明度：如果你懂普通话，在中国办事很容易。相比印度腐败、懒惰的官僚系统，中国更有效率。只要他们跟你说好了日期，他们会说到做到。

8: Work Ethic: Huge difference between Chinese and Indians. Chinese are meticulous and love their work. They're highly inventive and efficient too.

8.职业道德：这是中国人和印度人之间的巨大差别。中国人是一丝不苟，敬业爱岗。他们也非常高效和富有有创造力。

Andy Lee Chaisiri, a thousand years of family history（4楼，有千年历史的家庭）
I'm not really sure why, but every Indian man I've met that lives in China has a blonde girlfriend. Those guys also studied in the west (US and Britain) though. So it seems many Indians in China came there after studying in the west, and hang out mostly with western immigrants.

我真的不知道为什么，但我见过每一个生活在中国的印度男人都有一个金发女友。那些家伙也在西方（美国和英国）学习过 。所以看起来许多印度人是先在西方上学然后来的中国，并主要和西方移民玩在一起。

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