How China became a Superpower? | Case Study | Dhruv Rathee

In this video, we uncover the incredible transformation of China, going from a struggling and impoverished nation to a global superpower in just three decades. Experience China's astonishing rise to prominence, defying all odds and leaving the world amazed. Explore the historical, geographical, and geopolitical factors that have shaped China's remarkable journey, and discover valuable lessons we can learn from its unmatched success. Join Dhruv Rathee in this insightful case study that sheds light on China's remarkable transformation.

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[dhruvrathee]

Which other case studies do you want to see?

[adey]

My friend from Guangzhou told me his grandparents used to live on insects and almost no food during the revolution, and now, they run a grocery business in 8 countries, the growth of China from 0 to one of the most powerful nations in the world is truly amazing and should be learnt from rather envying. Dhruv has done a great job of upholding the truth which one should really appreciate.

[SatyamKumar]

Nowadays, none is hated more than the one who speaks the truth !
Massive respect to DR🙏

[swanandibhende]

As a student, I have come across many cases in which I found out that Chinese students were much more advanced in terms of knowledge and other growth factors. In many Olympiads, other research sectors, everywhere there has been a constant presence of this country, so I was intrigued as to how this happened. I really admire the approach they took and their growth. This proves the point that education and skills can change a country for the better.

[tanyi]

China leader: We are a developing country.
Indian leader: We are a superpower.

[lewislllouis]

As a Chinese I’d like to say your understanding of China really shocked me. I have never met any Indian who understands China as deep as you. It showed that you have done a great deal of research into such topic, very admirable.

[zainulabideen]

One thing is very clear that no country has progressed without focusing on education and giving its people the necessary technical skills.

[dlmungf]

In reality Chinese people are really humble and friendly. Development 📈. Safe ❤ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩 ❤🇨🇳❤️🇮🇳

[glmkhgv]

Outside China we are surprised why people of China do not protest for Democracy! When they see, their country in top as super power 2, even challenging America, why should they bother about democracy or any other form of political system.!

And, any government gives priority for education and health, that country automatically develops.

You can see this in the West, especially in Scandinavian countries.

[devd]

I am currently living in China, and the experience has been amazing. Our media often presents us with fake news and negativity about China, which is far from the truth. I have discovered that the people here trust and love their government. They are genuinely happy and proud of their country. Chinese people are hardworking and well-behaved. When I mention that I'm from India, people treat me with respect; no one has ever said anything negative, and everyone shows respect. They often mention that Buddhism originated in India and inquire about Amir Khan. Chinese people do not hold grudges against Indians, unlike the grudges some Indians have towards them.

The way China plans its cities and pursues development is truly impressive. The efficiency and innovation are top-notch, even in the poorest areas. The government focuses on uplifting its people and improving their lives day by day, making sure no one is left behind. It was a marvel to witness how they manage a country with such a large population.

I wish every Indian could visit China, engage with Chinese people, and understand the reality instead of solely relying on media information

[Unavailableayush]

Q- Why India is still not developed?
Ans: religion, Poltics and people
Harsh reality 😢

[ShivaPrasadBharti]

आदरणीय श्री ध्रुव राठी जी, आपने पत्रकारिता की दुनिया में क्रांति ला दी है । हर क्षेत्र में आपकी बारीक पकड़ काबिले तारीफ है । देश की पत्रकारिता को भी आपने आइना दिखाया है । आपको बहुत बहुत बधाई और हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं।

[jadenkarim]

Greetings from China, after living more than 15 years here in Shanghai, I can tell you Chinese people are really hard-working, caring, and focused on their goals. They make many compromises in life to get here. I have hardly seen any other country working so hard. Zhongguo Jiayou 🙌

[divinesoul]

Moral of the story:- Quality Education and Health care should be the primary focus of every country to develop in every area.❤🙌

[harpreetsingh-sctd]

India में तो पढ़े लिखे नेता जी नहीं वह दूसरो को पढ़ाने के लिए क्या करेंगे 😂😂

[Man_City]

India is unlucky to not have a leader like Deng Xiaoping

[pralabh]

Japan - hum Education me technology dekhte h
U.s.a - hum Education me modernization dekhte h
China - hum Education me skill and individual interest dekhtey h
India - hum kuch nhi dekhtey hum sirf jaat paat dekhtey h😭
😡😡😡😡

[suresh]

Despite the rivalry..As Indians we should appreciate China's momentous growth and should learn from them !!

[Ace_sabo_luffy_RW]

ChinA: Skills, Education, Health, People, Freedom, Intrafrastructure, Schools and etc...❤❤❤Wow
India:Religion, No focus on education and No skills, No Intrafrastructure, No freedom, Not Stunning ideas, No great Leader...😭👍

[limomo-vgoh]

As a Chinese, I have to admit that most of what the blogger said is correct. However, the evaluation of Mao should be considered from both sides. Mao is the most outstanding military strategist, politician and poet in ancient and modern times. His greatest achievement is the founding of the People's Republic of China. However, Mao is not good at governing the country, so he will make mistakes in his later years. But overall Flaws do not cover up strengths.
Although the COVID-19 blockade policy restricts travel on a macro level, China is a country with a large population, and allowing movement will only cause more incalculable consequences.