As with anything in life, there are levels, and China is advancing to the first level.
At a high-rise construction project in Shenzhen, China, a “Skyscraper-building Machine” developed by China State Construction allows one floor to be built in just four days.
I thought it was a machine 3-D printing the building.
But it’s not like that, and it doesn’t replace people either.
I don’t fully understand how it works, but it does allow different types of professionals to work at the same time, which moves the project along faster.
This must be something the workers can appreciate because they can get to work sooner.
I agree. I know they have censorship and there are some rules/laws that we disagree with.
But China has 1 billion people. If they didn’t have those structures in place, they’d be like India.
And India is certainly not on the path of a booming economy.
China and India have 35% of the world’s population, That’s a lot of people between 2 countries
I agree that India path to a booming economy is much slower
Great point, I was only focused on the speed of construction and how China has mastered that.
China is playing Simcity in real-life
Yes, this is true, watch the video when you get a chance 
On Democracy, particularly from a western perspective. Merely being able to vote does not equate to having democracy. The existence of elections’ facade does not imply that you hold power at any tier of your society’s power structure. This is especially true in countries controlled by capitalism, as there is significant pretense of democracy in these nations; however, when it truly matters, the façade is stripped away, revealing the extent of the “democracy” you genuinely possess.
Meet Sean, an American who has been living in China for 15 years. During his time here, he’s built a career in marketing and married a Chinese wife.
You can’t even drink the tap water. I understand that in the US sometimes the tap water doesn’t taste all that great, but it won’t give you diarrhea!
India, from what I understand, has tons of roads that don’t have traffic lights.
It’s also one of the most bureaucratic countries in the world.
That have a loooong way to go.
China has been turning itself around for over 30 years, and the work is really paying off.
India should take notes.
India should call the new CEO of Krispy Kreme for some help.
You gotta respect this guy. Moving to another country, learning the language, and having a life there…it’s not easy, but he’s done it. Good for him!
And China is not a genuine communist country. It’s a capitalist communist government. Weird…
You are correct, however, I will say projecting Western ideology onto other cultures has not been a good thing.