10 Reasons Why I LOVE Living In CHINA! 我告诉你们他在中国最喜欢的10件事

[@livinlavidaluke]

If you're new here, please consider subscribing! I'm a PhD student here in China, I post videos about my studies/travels .. cheers!

[@gaohanxu]

😊👏👏 ! !

[@raynaldbergeron1167]

I am completely agree with you ! I love to go to China ! I am 77 y.o. and I am waiting for 2 years now for the Chinese customs to open and I am eager to go and forever stay with my wife in ShenZhen . I spent 54 months in 9 provinces during my 12 years of visiting China ! I would have wanted to visit China at your age ! You took the best decision for a wonderful present and future life !

[@livinlavidaluke]

Hope to have you back soon, Raynald!

[@zcd842]

已經快了 明年吧

[@JohnnysCafe_]

Hello Raynald, I hope you get back soon 👍

[@ffffffas]

As a Chinese. What I want to say is that you are very welcome. I believe the Chinese people will show their best attitude towards you

[@kendrick5994]

now China has completely open

[@Hermit-Crab]

What you said about the public safety in China is very interesting. Western media and governments have been condemning China for the prevalence of surveillance cameras, accusing the Chinese government of violation of human rights and using them as the means of totalitarian oppression and control. Meanwhile, response from the Chinese citizens and foreigners living in China has largely been that they have no issue with the supposed loss of privacy. In fact, the response has generally been that they love those cameras because they make the whole place very safe, as you said.

[@_seola_]

If you r afraid of the government watching you on the streets, then u probably should stay at home 24/7, bc PEOPLE r watching you if you go outside. The government isnt watching u when you r at home having an orgy with your neighbor's dog. I mean, why the west is so freak out of security cameras, when cars, homes, like literally, there r security cameras everywhere.

[@peppery310]

In facts, if you have 1.4 billions people to rule. You will not give a damn to what them do in everyday. Technically, it is just impossible to spy such a population. the CCTV , in most of the time, are on the track of criminals.

[@williamlin2076]

i would be rather watched by the security guy watching me on a screen than a street burglar preparing to rob me

[@Zerpentsa6598]

The west misuse the data they gather. Not just for legitimate surveillance. We saw that with many western companies and their governments. That's a fact. So it's natural they would think that China would do the same. They are wrong. China is clear that surveillance data is for surveillance, and only used for criminal and terrorism investigation.

[@davidw.2467]

@@peppery310 That's exactly what I wanted to say, and then I saw your comment, and it saves me some typing. If one thinks that a government would want to track and spy on 1.4 billions people, I would say he is out of his mind.

[@anamericaninchina869]

I have lived in Beijing for 6 years and now don’t want to leave. Love living in China.

[@LW78321]

❤❤

[@heyheyyouxp]

I love Beijing too. I miss her. The beautiful old trees ,the little lane with small shops and people sitting on the lane to chit chat.

[@squashdevicer]

I don’t live in China but have visited many cities in China over the years and I totally agree with your list, especially using the metro and high speed trains.

[@heqiuyisheng911]

That's based on true life experiences and for sure more trustworthy than western media is telling.

[@MightySteve001]

Shanghai Metro is just amazing. New York metro needs a major overhaul. Even the homeless people will not squatte down there.

[@Kangaroowax]

Smelly and homeless people going to harras you.

[@Monitor2023]

@@Kangaroowax And the huge amount of rats as well

[@tommyhuang8059]

Peace is the key. China and its people love peace.

[@Renaresca]

Oh man. My friend and I went to China for some travels in 2018 (Guiling, Zhangjiajie, Suzhou, Hangzhou and a bit of Shanghai) and we have been dying to go back for some more but due to Covid it's obviously not happening. Anyways, whenever she asks me "where do you wanna go after Covid's over" I'm like "China, for sure." The infrastructure is just so good. When we traveled around US we realized for some reason their cross state trains are slower than car travels (and we weren't keen on driving ourselves in a foreign place) so...after eating away our shock, we had to take planes.

[@RRRedDust]

Beijing welcomes you 😄

[@Kangaroowax]

Cannot wait for China reopen, greeting from Texas

[@mirsadsmajic4708]

I agree with your list .It's 100% true. I was in China many times without any problems.

[@taboobunny9186]

Great list...and yes, being able to go anywhere without having to bring cash is a big plus. I really wish more countries adopt the cashless system as expansive as China does.

[@livinlavidaluke]

Yeah i guess a lot of people like to keep traditions, i can understand why people do like wallets, but not for me😜

[@马骏-d2r]

wlecome to china

[@sktan3743]

On this point alone, nobody is accusing China stole western technology . Any country which goes cashless to China extent will probably infringes on China IP.

[@Madpett]

In my country, cashless payment systems using smartphones have also spread widely in various places.

[@jing5924]

Shanghai is a great city to live because it has everything we need-peace, prosperity, convenience, advanced development, speed, culture, and history. If you want to see what China looked like in the past 100 years, Shanghai is a place to visit.

[@livinlavidaluke]

Yeah! I plan to make a really long video covering all about Shanghai this year. Lots to speak about!

[@jennyohara4011]

In Australia we are debating if we should have one teeny weeny piece of high speed rail...China just does it

[@mindywindy8755]

same here in Canada.🙄

[@Kangaroowax]

Same here in US… debating for decades, still cannot make settlement

[@icebaby6714]

Indonesia is going to have its first HSR line from Jakarta to Bandung in a few months time and they are going to conduct road testing from November onwards. Thailand is also building HSR to connect from Laos to Malaysia and Singapore. If a 3rd world country like Indonesia can have HSR, why can’t the first world nations like Australia, Canada and the USA? Walk the talk or talk the walk? Stop endless debating, time to do some work and build HSR.

[@hsheuw]

Screw democracy!!😂

[@PrimeTime350]

@@icebaby6714 chinese donation is the reason why third world countries can have bullet trains

[@frankie2022]

Thank you Luke for sharing your top 10 list about what you like in China. I would say one out the the ten being the most important is safety. Either for men or women, old or young aged, rich or poor safety always matters.

[@jeanlaikan8400]

Singapore also is very safe

[@Monitor2023]

This is the reason I am not courageous to travel to Europe or US right now. If I go, I must join the tour.

[@Monitor2023]

@@jeanlaikan8400 Because Singapore is too small. The criminals have no place to hide. This is not an offence to Singapore. 🤝🤝🤝

[@HKChineseCanadian]

I love your optimism and so do the Chinese.

[@greedyy6575]

You will have different scenery in different seasons in the same place in China. Ancient poets would write poems on the same lake because of different seasons, because they felt different feelings. Heilongjiang in winter is different from Heilongjiang in summer, and so on. The most amazing thing is that when you visit some landscapes, you will learn about some different histories. Because of China's long history, everything becomes interesting.

[@somno6878]

3:20 Fun fact: The north-south span of China: 5500 km Same as the distance between London (UK) and New York (US): 5500 km Distance between London and China (western-most point): 5600 km Distance between London and Beijing: 8100 km Distance between Helsinki and Beijing: 6300 km

[@Monitor2023]

Flying from northest to southest part of China, you need 6 hours

[@Millionaires12345]

Subscribed! I absolutely agree that shopping centers, covid control, QR codes, Safety, public transports....... are super good!

[@victorialiu8996]

Thank you for sharing this with the world. Totally agree with you that China is the safest place in the world! Lucky you are living in China during the pandemic 😷

[@JohnnysCafe_]

The safety and low crime is a big attraction to me. Full employment. Everything is so convenient. The infrastructure is that of tomorrows world. The many different peoples and cultures Living in a country that promotes peace and prosperity.

[@LC-xg8uu]

Was in Shanghai few years back, what you said was spot on. Convenience, metro, safety etc . I took the metro from tourist attraction 'Yue Garden' to airport which took an hour or so and cost me 7 RMB.. couldn't believe how cheap it was.

[@mimiwinarto9164]

A very informative video!

[@heyheyyouxp]

Thank you. I think cheap and convenient transport the best.

[@Williamiwama]

I was living in Beijing from 2004 to 2015, and I miss it everyday since.

[@988ttl]

FYI, air quality in Beijing has improved quite significantly.

[@Williamiwama]

@@988ttl So I heard!

[@Noah-od4my]

@@988ttl yes it’s improving over the yrs cos they have become richer n have more money to tackle it

[@icebaby6714]

@@Noah-od4my Believe or not? there was no pollution at all in Beijing in 1985? I went there in the 1980s, there were always sunshine, blue sky and white clouds almost all the time during summer. 😂

[@Monitor2023]

Come back to see your mother land. It is very different from the time you left. Don't stay in the ruined United States.

[@isabellachen7132]

同意，各處都有好的和不夠好的，只要用心善良投入生活，哪裏都可以是心中的天堂。

[@FLYnotHERE]

城里的人想出來，外面的人想進來

[@stanbimi]

Happy New Year. Wish you are making good progress on your research. Your list is both uplifting and depressing. You listed things that we don't have in Canada but would be really nice to have, and most likely will not be here for years. Can't wait for the pandemic to be over and visit China again.

[@bryanjonathan669]

Well that aged like fine wine lol

[@38nacy]

I love China!!! ❤❤❤

[@coutinhorio99]

excellent and honest expression...

[@longyou8254]

Adding one: street is clean since those people wearing orange uniforms are constantly sweeping the street, (those looked like middle aged people, untie /uncle... )👍 👍 👍

[@livinlavidaluke]

Yes, right! They work extremely hard, hats off to them

[@andrewfu9363]

My dear friend, thank you so much for sharing your real experience in China, thank you so much for your objective, rational and honest comments regarding living in China! Actually I came to Sydney in 2006, I have been here for almost 17 years, but I found many Australian still think China is a poor, dirty and uneducated country. Some of them still have a very strong bias for Chinese people.

[@honesttruth8710]

Hangzhou is undoubtedly my most favourite city for great history, scenery, foods and custom.

[@wallacekatini3424]

Awesome 😎

[@ethanguo5708]

thanks for being positive

[@bartonlee3594]

We love you too, brother!

[@lonewolflo]

Thank you so much for being so courageous to tell the truth and rebut the malicious, groundless and indeed false reports about China. Couldn'T imagine how come the western media, while promoting justice, reality, unbiased reporting, could frame all these false reports to stigmatize China, how come these western media could be so hypocritical!

[@kl9518]

Another foreigner telling us the true from within China. 👍 All these great things about China is achieved by a group of people who is united and care about the people of the country.

[@Monitor2023]

I absolutely agree with you or that foreigner. Previously I don't like the communist, but now I change completely.

[@LW78321]

Definitely agree ❤

[@user-zj8cf3fq8e]

I would love to visit and live in China. It does not seem too affordable. Glad, I can see it through your videos!

[@livinlavidaluke]

The Tier 1 cities can be expensive, but you can still live an affordable life! It also depends where you’re from, i used to live in Oxford which was much more expensive than SH

[@paulanderson7796]

I actually am a true 6'4" and still sometimes have reservations about the places I will visit. Especially at night. I am 53 years old, but I was similarly cautious when I was 23. Things have probably deteriorated during that thirty year interval as well.

[@jing5924]

You’re right! I miss Shanghai, Beijing and Wenzhou

[@Monitor2023]

Come back, there is no quarantine now, your homeland has been waiting for you

[@maggie8069]

In china ppl can't get gun and no homeless I love china too😊😊 I'm from Malaysia thank you for sharing 👍👍❤❤❤❤

[@张小龙-n6o]

谢谢你对中国比较客观的评价。祝你在中国生活快乐健康。

[@LW78321]

Great list, really enjoyed listening 😊

[@georwoogle]

Happy New Year, Luke!

[@livinlavidaluke]

You too!

[@stvdmc2011]

Your list of china made my town which is the capital of California, dull and boring and haven't change much the last 40 years I've live here.

[@livinlavidaluke]

Wow Really? I had always dreamt of working in Silicon Valley, but perhaps the best opportunities and lifestyle is where i am at now 😜

[@Yan-666]

美国面积不是跟中国差不多吗

[@youchunliu3915]

Your analysis is very correct. also very perfect

[@jerronng6036]

Thk you for the truths.

[@shermanng27]

happy new year

[@josechong8207]

I would so much love to be able to move to China one day... meanwhile, I am living vicariously as I watch your videos and those of like minded vloggers...

[@livinlavidaluke]

Thanks so much José. Hope to see you in China one day!

[@josechong8207]

@@livinlavidaluke Thank you Luke... I hope so too... Perhaps we could go to Guangdong province and enjoy great Cantonese/ Hakka cuisine.. I am Hakka, btw... :)

[@fziyi]

Luck中文有進步哦！

[@livinlavidaluke]

我喜欢这些类型的消息！😉 但是叫我luke 或鹿可！哈哈哈

[@kenskens3815]

luck。。。。。。lol

[@4-SeasonNature]

Nice summary.

[@Monitor2023]

Hi , thank you very much for your high appreciation to China. I am your new subscriber from HK. I was borne here and educated under the British governance. I think safety is the top importance in every country. I am 63. Now, I am not brave enough to go to Europe by myself, although I want to travel there after the covid. ( I have been to Europe many times when I was young. )

[@johnsonlee9797]

You made the advantages of China very clear, probably the most complete I have ever heard. ....

[@kunshan23]

I miss china a lot!

[@barryshaw5660]

Nice video thanks

[@東尼-p6y]

Good sharing 👍👍👍

[@fayyaznoor1962]

Good objective reporting

[@winstonkam5166]

Excellent list made for the regular Joe. How do you rate speaking Mandarin? You speak it quite well. How does it make you feel?

[@LYJ0207]

只能說，很多中國人都說不好普通話😂

[@ramadeanchannel5597]

Nice 👍

[@codyshi4743]

Nice to hear your ten reason why you like living in China. Next could you do ten reason why you don’t like living in China? Besides not all countries are perfect. It’s also interesting to hear about what still needs to be improved.

[@livinlavidaluke]

Lets see😜

[@zhuyu5488]

经常看到快手抖音会说你看国外坐地铁都会看书，多有文化，我们坐地铁老是玩手机，这点不好，后来才知道老外地铁没信号

[@The_Art_of_AI_888]

中国崇洋媚外的自卑心态还是很多把。没办法，谁叫中国以前对比国外确实又穷又落后。

[@IwasUnknownUser]

​@@The_Art_of_AI_888 的确如此 而且也没必要对外国人说喜欢中国当一回事 简言之，一个在中国居住过的外国人不认同中国政治体制或者恶毒攻击确认然在中国住，你能相信他说的吗 再就是任何在华的外国人女的不找中国男性恋爱或者结婚，外国男性没有一个中国男性真朋友，见到中国男性就一副鄙夷脸或者心态 你觉得他们哪里喜欢中国了？无非是还享受外国优待，问题是他们优待你在他们国家吗？

[@huiyuchina8594]

sb被忽悠！

[@三少-d9q]

其實全世界最多監控鏡頭的地方是英國倫敦，為什麼治安仍然一般真的不得而知，我的兒子現在英國留學，去之前充滿期待，現在一年過去，整天到晩想回來。

[@LindemanRichard]

中国大陆治安其实也没那么好，只不过因为他是外国人，洋大人有超国民待遇，小偷小摸报警立马找回来，反之，中国人被偷去报警的话基本不了了之 国力崛起了，但很多人心里还是跪着

[@andrewyin1196]

@@LindemanRichard 十多年前可能小偷比较多？现在好像几乎没有这种情况 至于说的洋大人待遇，现在比以前好多了，年轻一辈几乎不会，如果非要比较，香港台湾新加坡地区本地人对白人更甚…

[@dragonballz8623]

@@LindemanRichard We are all humans with blood, living on the same Earth. We should stop comparing our countries to eachother and let politics run themselves.

[@ラギヨダロ]

@@LindemanRichard 要么是真的黑子要么就是没有常识，报警立案是有金额的，被偷财物金额低于2000基本是不会立案去管的，真当警察很有空吗，几百块的外卖也管吗。大陆治安虽然没有说的那么无敌，但肯定没有说的那么差，反正就比上不足比下有余，至少比很多国家都好很多的。而且现在大陆大城市真的真就傻子才会去当小偷，正常人出门就带几百能偷多少钱，钱都在手机，就算你偷了手机也没用，你也解不开锁

[@LindemanRichard]

@@ラギヨダロ 我的论点是洋大人待遇，你报过警吗，多少人被偷手机报警就是进去做个笔录不了了之，同样是丢手机钱包洋大人报警被找回的事例大把，甚至还催生出洋大人帮报案的产业链

[@SLi-pr8vv]

it is very safe in China, compare in Canada, not to mention the US. you do not need to worry about anything if you need to walk in city during night.

[@cwwong6903]

Hi Luke ! One more item should be added to the top of your list is…”Food”. All big provinces or cities in China have its own distinguished and delicious food. Also, in all first-line cities in China, you may have best Michelin restaurants serving best Chinese food from different provinces, and also international cuisine from all parts of the world, eg French, Italian, Japanese, Spanish, Indian food and many, many others. 🎉🎉🎉

[@grandwonder5858]

I hate to say this but here in the US the media are telling people Uighur culture, writing, religion, books, festivals, music, dances, etc are banned in China! And here you are telling us you are experiencing these things about the Uighurs in China? Well, somebody is lying and I don’t think it is you!

[@ProustXu]

我在新疆读过研究生，这里非常好，美食、美景、文化习俗都很吸引我。

[@bryandeng570]

If you traveled to Xinjiang when China boarder is reopened, you will find what the western medias is doing and they are the anti China propaganda source and spreading the lies and rumors about Uyghurs worldwide.

[@samuelyang9729]

well, actually, it is very easy for anybody to go to Xinjiang. Why do not they send reporters to Xinjiang to check what is happening there?

[@Noah-od4my]

If u go to xin Jiang capital urumqi now it makes nyc look like a third world city.Check it out

[@BenBen-bt9to]

in China msl can have 10kids, but han people only can have 1 kid (till a few years ago)

[@danielwong2333]

Tq for the information, yes certainly, China I am coming, just cannot wait for the border to open up. Food, Pub and train ride from South to North, east to west will be in my itinerary. Wow

[@JL-tt6wf]

Best way for Western people to know about China. Not from the Governments & medias owning by those big guys.

[@grantbuchanan7295]

I thought, In Shanghai staying at home, buying off Wechatbor another platform and having it delivered and the choice of saying yes thats what I ordered or saying no, and being refunded within 2hrs or so. 👍

[@kitty-rp7bg]

I love China...🤣🤣

[@HuyQLe-fe1qp]

China now is richest nation on Earth. The foereigners have a lot of opportunities there.

[@mindywindy8755]

so good and so true

[@小夏-r3k]

Welcome to China ! ❤❤❤

[@livinlavidaluke]

感谢！

[@ricardoluitam]

Amazing video. Keep up the good work. Support

[@zcai2672]

Public safety is a fundamental human right... The right of not getting shot or robbed.... In that sense, Americans is no where close

[@Monitor2023]

My friend, I absolutely agree with you. You don't need to scare of being robbed, stolen or even killed in China at night when you are walking alone.

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

Cool!

[@hq4820]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@davidqiao3492]

hh Luke I come to KZbin watching your video!😘

[@livinlavidaluke]

Haha hey david

[@brunonunez9332]

you do get great signal in DC and NYC's metro just saying

[@jameshitselberger5845]

not in my experience on the red line

[@jennychow9548]

It’s been almost three years after Covid, hopefully tourists can visit China soon after totally open the border.

[@dominoaffabatelal6731]

Yes.

[@CharlieSweigart]

Yes, human beings can look great when they are all civilized and controllable. And even better when uncontrollable and unprofitable people are removed. Please help anyone, Allow more of anyone to come into your home land to live.

[@大楂榨]

thx for sharing

[@kittytam1545]

4G? I think it is 5G. You don't have 5G in the UK??

[@stevenliang8177]

Great talking

[@hero5658]

1:09，那你倒说说你在中国怎么看KZbin哈哈； 当然了中国移动网络信号覆盖的确不错；而且现在都是5G全覆盖，甚至高铁大部分路程都有

[@hollyyeung2989]

They treat you nicer because the way you look

[@LYJ0207]

i don't think so😂

[@jng4880]

Your Mandarin is pretty good by the way. Can a person allow to stay jn China without a job?

[@livinlavidaluke]

Yes, i have no job, i am a student😁

[@tintingaming7765]

Pro china.. put ur efforts in different field..

[@ArcLucius]

How about the internet speed ?

[@bryandeng570]

China internet speed is fast enough if you know that telecommunication tech giant Huawei is from China.

[@BS-qp8rp]

Very good list.

[@xjy3352]

那么问题来了，有没有你不喜欢中国的几件事呢？

[@Enalog3]

For "Mobile Signal" category you meant 5g not 4g :)

[@LINLIN-pl4lc]

👍👍👍

[@chin1919]

👍good

[@williamedwardhackman4695]

There's a lot of reasons why I love living in the USA. There's different people I can meet in the USA. There's a lot of different languages and cultures in the USA. And also the mainland USA is about as big as mainland China in land mass.

[@redneckscumbags4422]

immigrants are all assimiliated, they bare no resemblance to the ppl of their country of origin, they are all whitewashed. America takes in ppl from all over the world just to turn them into another white man. Even african americans are more like white americans than Africans. The difference is just skin deep.

[@awaw20062006]

Interesting enough but what about Taobao. I thought Taobao should be on the list since you can buy almost everything super-cheap in China. I am surprised Power Banks are on the list. Anyway, I look forward to watching a list of 10 things you do NOT like living in China. Thank you so much for sharing your video which is always fun to watch. Happy New Year !!!

[@livinlavidaluke]

Very true, Taobao and also Dianping are amazing, but you can get similar apps in the west so i wanted to make this list more interesting haha

[@twlamSG]

@@livinlavidaluke You need a bigger list..

[@lchfantasykungfu8619]

我的盒子还有2张上海早期的地铁票，中文说的太硬了，放轻松！

[@bennylam7041]

If you lose your phone, you will be inconvenient.

[@tia2918]

请问西方国家的学生18岁以后父母真的就不管了吗？他们会帮你出学费吗？还是全靠自己😅

[@ChinaTW1450]

很多上大学時一邊讀書一邊打工，學費先由政府貸款，工作以後分期返還。

[@yys6253]

毎个家庭不一样，很多也会付学费生活费

[@chriswang6180]

I mean, you couldn't really say that food can be a reason to love any country, right? lol

[@xlukas93]

Come on man, you can not be serious. 1 - almost everywhere in europe you have same cell coverage in metros, i have no idea what you are talking about. London is rather an exception than a rule and it is also coming soon. 2 - take aways are fact, i give you that. But once again, this is also becoming relatively normal everywhere - although not at that level as in china, at least in those first tier cities. 3 - safety, that is relatively true, there are many reasons for that, but yes, generally speaking big chinese cities are safer for a normal person than big western cities. 4 - size, yes that is true. But i dont know about UK, but as a mainland european you can travel all around europe the same way and the differences are even more diverse than in china. 5 - i guess it comes to the situation country by country. Where i live (small city in eastern europe mind you) you can basically pay anywhere with your phone the same way. Renting bikes is also done trough QR codes, pretty much every shop, restaurant has a terminal where you can pay with NFC, and now even with QR codes more often. 6 - Every country has shopping malls, i am pretty sure there are some in london too :) 7 - its a point of view. One can say that china has managed the beginning very well, another can say that more relaxed approach in the west lead to a situation where now lives goes on as if covid never existed. You dont have to wear masks even indoors, there are pretty much no restrictions going on, there are festivals, people travelling, etc... on one hand there is a price that has been paid for this, and on the other hand, covid is basically "behind us", unlike in china. Both approaches obviously has some pros and cons. 8 - Come one, it is the same thing as 6. Yes, china has some culture and history so have other countries. Uk also has some culture, i would completely understand this coming from an american, but british? It is kinda strange. 9 - i dont know what this even mean, maybe you are right about this one 10 - Again the same as 8. Yes, china has pretty good public transport, but coming this from british is kinda strange, i would understand this fascination coming from an american. But i give you this one, but i dont understand this part about seats, cant you buy a seat in UK? In majority of europe it works like this - you can but dont have to buy a specific seat reservation. In china you have to (because it is a different system). So dont you have this option in uk? Or pretty much anywhere in the world where there is a more functional train infrastructure?

[@srsmm1549]

1- as you said, London is an EXCEPTION, it’s still not accomplished yet, so why can’t he appreciate good mobile signals from other country? He’s speaking from the UK’s point of view. 2- not just tier one, 95% of restaurants provide takeaway in ALL China’s cities, it’s all operate on an app called MeiTuan. 4- China is ONE country, Europe has 44 countries according to UN, so China is huge in size there’s no doubt. So to be able to travel freely in a massive country is nice. Like you said, he’s speaking as someone from UK, not Europe mainlander. 5- he’s talking about the difference between his experience in UK and China, if you can be able to do that in your city that’s great, he’s not trying to convey that China is the only place on earth have this kind of service. 6- of course every country has shopping malls, the thing is he’s talking about how MANY shopping malls there are so that it is really convenient, and the diversity of these shopping malls. Mind you he lives in Shanghai, there’s roughly 150 big shopping malls, so he’s point is valid. 7. You can say it’s “behind you”, but the truth is in UK, USA, etc. there’s hundreds of thousands people getting Covid, whereas in China, there’s covid zero policy, means no one has Covid for a long long time now, occasionally there’s maybe 2 or 3 people still getting Covid. But I agree with you, pros and cons. 8. China is the world's oldest continuous civilization, one of the four oldest civilizations in human history but China is the only one alive till today. China has 5000 years of history and culture and 3500 years of written history. While we all know Europe has huge amount of rich history and culture itself, but comparing to China, Europe is quite younger. Second, why can’t he appreciate other country or continents’ history and culture? I see no wrong in his opinion. 10- he’s probably talking about it’s basically close to free to use public transportation in China, from metro to bus services in cities, they take you to anywhere it charge you for absolutely almost nothing. In UK, the price are generally ten times higher. Public transportation is one of the public welfare in China. Also, he talked about high speed rail. China’s high speed rail is the fastest, most extensively used, and the longest with the total length of 40,000km(25000mil) in the world. UK has only 108km (67mil) long high speed, at the top speeds 200km/h. While China’s high speed rail all running at the speed at roughly 300km/h with the peak speed of 350km/h. That is, I see why he like China’s public transportation.