看了郭宇宽教授的文章,感慨良多。是啊,在印度,社会贫富悬殊可以说到了极点,但穷人依然有自己的自豪,穷人富人依然能井水不犯河水,彼此相安无事,这确实值得我们思考。但是,话又说回来,印度“贫民窟”真的有说的那么好吗?作为印度最发达的城市,孟买当局真的对这些有碍观瞻的“贫民窟”视而不见吗?或许,另一位中国经济学家的文章可以解开你心头疑惑。因为某种机缘。一个近距离观察和了解印度的机会,让他对印度贫民窟有了不同的理解。读者与前一篇对照阅读,或不无助益。 Guo Yu Kuan read the article, feeling a lot. Yes, in India, the disparity between the rich and the poor in society can be said to the extreme. But the poor still have their own pride. The poor and the rich still can not make any river and live in peace with each other. This really deserves our consideration. But then again, is India's “slums” really so good? As India's most developed city, Mumbai authorities really turn a blind eye to these unpromising “slums”? Perhaps another Chinese economy The scientist's article can solve your heart doubt. Because of some chance. A close observation and understanding of India's opportunities gave him a different understanding of the Indian slums. Readers and the previous article to read, or not without benefit.