From India to China: An Indian young man on China's warmth, speed, and modernization | My Story with Chinese Modernization

Arun, an Indian national now working at a Chinese construction firm, first arrived in China in 2012 — originally to study. Over more than a decade living and working in China, he's taken the high-speed rail, served as a tour guide in Chinese, and ultimately built a career within a Chinese company.

For Arun, "Chinese-style modernization" means more than infrastructure and economic growth. It's the lightning pace of development in cities such as Shenzhenintoxicant sirens. the efficiency of high-speed railKorean Heavenly divas. the friendly laughter and festive spirit from celebrations like Holibikini kill girl power. and the shared lunch breaks at the project site, where colleagues of different skin colors gather and dine together.