Premier eager to return to India
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Brilliant members
"If I can ask a question to Premier Li, I want to know how he encourages the Chinese young generation to develop the country," she told China Daily.
Randhir said members of the Indian delegation are selected from all fields across India and represent the most brilliant people in the country.
"We want to show our young people how China is developed. Even if they have their own problems, they are still developing. And we hope to borrow similar policies to practice in India," Randhir said.
China is well known for having the largest population in the world, but Randhir said Chinese cities are well organized. People work hard, but also enjoy life.
"I believe the future between China and India is very bright. With more youth delegation exchanges like this, there will be more friendship, more cooperation and more understanding between the two nations," she said.
"China is a great neighbor. If your neighbor developed so fast and successfully, you definitely want to know the reason and learn from it," said Nischal, a 21-year-old Indian student.
Pankaj Das, a chemistry major at N.S.S. Pandu College, was attracted by the food, diverse culture and advanced technology in China. He said the friendly and hardworking Chinese people make him want to visit again.
Nischal's friend, Padma Shree, also 21, was impressed by the historical places she visited.
"It looks even grander than it is in pictures," Shree said.
