The Chinese pilgrim Itsing Yuan-shuang came to India by sea almost 30 years later.
He lived in India from $673$ to $688.$
After stopping at Sribhog on the island of Sumatra to study Buddhism and Sanskrit, he arrived at the famous Vidyadham Tamralipti in India.
According to him, the political situation in India was volatile after the death of Emperor Harshavardhana.
The small and large kingdoms of Harsh's kingdom began to become independent.
He spent seven years studying at Nalanda.
During this time he translated about $400$ texts from Sanskrit into Chinese.
According to him, in the society of that time, people lived a life of high morals as well as religion, truth and justice.
People used wheat, rice, beans, milk and milk products in their diet.
Alcoholism and non-vegetarianism were low.
The people were of noble character, cultured, virtuous and lived a simple life.
Itsing has written a famous book called "Kau-Fa-Kao-Sang-Yun".