I love to make this wonderful analogy between the Indians and Chinese.

The Indians are Vulcans.

Vulcans:Vulcans, as a matter of custom and policy, suppress all emotional influence by living lives of rigid emotional self-control through meditative techniques and training of mental discipline. Vulcans are not depicted as having no emotions; although they themselves make this claim, Vulcans are a very emotional people. They developed techniques to suppress their emotions precisely because of the damage they can cause if unchecked. Vulcans practice arranged marriage, in which a male and a female are married or affianced as children, with consummation at a later date.Vulcans are vegetarians, though they are known to sometimes consume seafood and were omnivores in ages past.

The Chinese are Romulans:
The Romulans are an extremely distant relative of the Vulcans. They are extremely warlike and organized. They seek conquest and sought to defeat the Earth in their conquest of it. Aquisition is their main concern.

So this is after all the state of Communism in the land of Mao and his red army. Poverty and deprivation is prevailing in a country that is hoping to achieve superpower status. In its effort to become the world’s leader in export, China seems to be least concerned about the people working in its factories - whether they are children or adults.

I always doubted the authenticity of China’s meteoric growth. They have strong control over the media. So they highlight the brighter sides and hide the darker ones.
Had all the truths come out, I think they would never have got to stage the Olympics.