Not really. Chinese and European players these days play at about the same distance and have pretty much the same intention on their shots. Spin is spin, power is power. Chinese tend to use hard tacky rubbers that are boosted but less springy, as opposed to Europeans who generally play with grippy softer rubbers. Starting from a young age, these differences will alter technique some, but what players are trying to accomplish is similar. Chinese players are great because (1) selected from a larger pool, (2) constant access to coaching and the highest possible level of practice partners, and (3) very high-level coaching based on analytics. There is nothing like it anywhere else in the world. Note also that Chinese women also use tacky DHS rubbers on their forehand but play quite differently from Chinese or European men, from much closer in, and yet they still dominate as much as Chinese men (or more).
If someone has not been playing for too long it might be worth a try to play with tacky Chinese rubber on the forehand. But it you have been playing with European or most Japanese rubbers for very long, it is going to feel really strange.
