The Indian Candidate

Regarding Ah San, 99% of domestic people cannot understand them. In other words, conventional Internet writing routines and reader perceptions do not apply to people in Ah San's country. For example: The landowners and gentry in Asan really have local autonomy and can legally fight against the Indian government headed by Modi. Another example: Ah San's understanding of food is that no matter how dirty the land is, how many people have walked before, or how many SHITs there are, as long as it is swept with a broom, it is conceptually "clean", and then the food is poured directly on it and eaten. Another example: Indians regard successful fraud as a manifestation of wisdom and ability, and regard bullying others as some kind of sacred religious activity. Also outrageous: if you say hello to Indians, in their eyes, you are from a lower caste. Because only untouchables greet others. Then, when lower castes in India speak to others, there can be seven or eight "sir" in a sentence, which is the ultimate flattery. As far as the three views in China are concerned, if you slap the opponent, you will never stop fighting. But if you are in India, if you give the opponent a slap, he will really respect you. India is a country built on extreme idealism. Everyone alternates between extreme self-confidence and extreme inferiority. There is never an intermediate value and there is no possibility of looking at the world objectively. This is very different from domestic dialectical materialism.

Does he have the power of the Tiger God? My communicator seems to have received a signal

Come on author, I really like Indian movies. I look forward to someone writing a customized Indian movie book in the future, traveling through various movies to resolve regrets

There is no flavor of Bihar. Do you know the value of competing with Uttar Pradesh for the highest crime rate? The biggest problem in Bihar is the scheduled tribes.

The protagonist can follow the path of the true god of Uttar Pradesh and distribute welfare to sacred cows to win votes.

The three views are very good. I think there are at most three and a half tracks in writing about India. The half track is to be an official, but everyone knows what is going on in Indian officialdom, corruption is rife. The other three tracks are farming, shopping malls and mythical recovery. Among them, no one has written about farming. It can be like those writing foreign farm articles, which focus on farming and pets, and then add India's own characteristics, such as the ability to marry more wives, the characteristics of the caste system, etc., And then add some business ones. After all, they are big landowners. They have influence on those federal legislators and are also helpful for business. This can also avoid many embarrassing things in India.

I just finished chasing the Indian Landlord, but unfortunately it ended too quickly and felt like it was unfinished.

In my opinion, the best thing about this book is that it has a slight sense of loss of control. Depending on the information gap each person receives, they may do something unexpected by the protagonist.

Want to cut it? I've said it before, this book is not going the right way, it's about coming from a slum, it's about counterattack tactics…

There are really people who want to get it on any track 😥