4 A.M. in China ...... for REAL

[@yuyisong5186]

他们都是城市英雄，让我感触很深的是，不管到了晚上街上多脏，第二天大家起来上班生活面对的街道到处都是干干净净的。感动，感谢他们。

[@durian5233]

China is vibrant and so full of life. Cantonese people are known to be very hardworking. Thank you for showing the beautiful side of Chinese people.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Business people

[@XiangDaLiBDAllen]

老一辈都不敢停下来。。。

[@adrianchitiga]

I remember a similar experience too and wow it was amazing traveling in the city very late at night in Gaungzhou

[@baileyshirleen37]

Entering the vibrant world of Chinese 中国航拍 中国堵车 中国汉服 中国古筝 美国媳妇 俄国媳妇 youtube searc

[@PapaPete-inChina]

Thank you for sharing your city with us. My wife of 35 years is from Guangzhou. She left there in 1989 and moved to Sydney Australia where I met her and married with 1 Son. We are visiting China Chengdu and Chongqing in 2 weeks time, 4th time back to China.

[@m_wu]

欢迎你们夫妇

[@19E37-e3i]

I was in China in 1985 as a teenager. I noticed the streets were filled with people all night long. I really liked that. When I returned I had to write an essay for a college application. I titled it, China Never Sleeps. I explained how she's ancient but changing. Back then everyone rode bikes and wore the same jacket. I was accepted to the school and went there.

[@klc9135]

They wore the same style of jackets at the time they were sanctioned that nothing could be imported. However, they have never given up...

[@DLG24]

I've been to China before and Korea. I have never ever felt safer in my whole entire life. Nobody bothers you in the street. Nobody makes you feel unsafe. Of course, bad things can happen. But it very rarely happens. Trust me.

[@worldlife9834]

wrong, crime and poverty are all over the world.

[@rogernguyen1273]

@@worldlife9834 nearly no crime in China mate less poverty than the west

[@wz7399]

China is safe, but everyone on the street stares at you. Do you feel comfortable with that?

[@worldlife9834]

@@rogernguyen1273 Wrong again. There is video evidence on KZbin. Can you explain why Facebook and KZbin are banned in China.

[@williamli6200]

@@worldlife9834 Why should China allow a website in China while people on the other side of earth control what can be said and what can't be said on it?

[@Dopendekhang]

Deep respect to china. I m so impressed with cleanliness, orderliness , and most importantly of all safety of women. I am from India and I know it is deeply lacking here. Safety of women in india is serious concern. When women are safe and join workforce this will hep per capita income and help grow in nations economy. Mad respect to those hard working people who are burning midnight oil to support there families. Love and respect 🙏

[@tenchichrono]

Awesome. Wish it was like that over here in LA. Would love to be able to roam around in the middle of the night without fear.

[@vincentzhang42]

没国晚上在外面闲逛违法吧？😂

[@jackoneill28]

@@vincentzhang42 违反街头法。 It's in violation of the street law. 🤣

[@Goochen]

Its the same in Korea, Japan and Singapore. Had a lot of fun there just walking around in the middle of the night and feel completely safe. London maybe isn't as bad as LA but its not safe to do that here either.

[@darwinjina]

Simply said, Los Angeles is very soft on crime or any uncivil behavior. Thieves have been stealing copper from the traffic signals in Oakland. Instead of doing something about the crime, the gov replaced it with stop signs on a pole.

[@almas806]

@@Goochen Malaysia is ok too.

[@kamalani808]

This was so interesting. That scooter battery machine was something I’d never seen. Thanks for taking us with you, Cinthia❤

[@marrzcapanang]

I have been to Taiwan, battery shop/replacement is top notch.

[@onthego41]

I like that you showed real life in China and not the touristy place only.

[@muhammadfayiz3243]

yeah real life/situation is better, nothing make up situation in there

[@e.5227]

CHINA is so safe! Was just there three weeks ago, but only once got the chance to see it late at night. I love to see the peace and quiet that you show us in your documentary. Please keep showing us more. Do you do tours? I'd love to be with my family in one of them late at night!. Thanks and Hi from Galway Ireland 🇮🇪☘️

[@bangwilltv]

Just a sign of a powerful country with advanced civilization when you can walk in Cities safely at midnight.

[@lizardears4861]

Step out of line and you go missing. Number one human rights violator and number one environmental vandals of the world. Thats advanced!

[@MuckyPup115]

You’re delusional if you believe that’s true in China.

[@oh_aces]

I live in a "safe" part of NYC, and Im in awe of the condition of the roads first of all. Our roads are in awful condition. And it is definitely not safe here at night after 10-11PM. On the weekends the nearby bars often have fights and a few times a year there are shootings. This is considered safe here.

[@PracticaProphetica]

Thanks for this fascinating look into the night life and workers. That was my impression too, that these folks are working really hard while everyone else sleeps, so that the city can run smoothly during the daytime. Respect. This kind of video is way more interesting than the usual tourist-type stuff that gets churned out regularly by other YT'ers.

[@PapuaKini]

I second this.

[@henryng9406]

Agree👍👍👍

[@esparagoza1989]

It is nice to see this video of yours. Its shows that how the Chinese people work hard. Happy to see Guangzhou China like this. Long live Chinese people. When I was in Baotou City Inner Mongolia normally I go to the market early in the morning. After that I will a street dimsum I really missed that life. Hope I will experience that again.

[@BigJoe-g3o]

well it's not that they want to . lol

[@henryng9406]

​@@BigJoe-g3o Please explain.

[@BigJoe-g3o]

@@henryng9406 they have to work hard because if they don't they will starve.

[@小x-d9x]

​@@BigJoe-g3o挨饿不至于，他们只是想过上更好的生活而已

[@SaretGnasoh]

@@BigJoe-g3o cringe

[@manchu-qu9mw]

Chinese are very well organized. Plan their work and working on their plan with devotion and determination. This explains why China is rising and keep rising. Salute this people of virtues.

[@Pajune]

"Well organized" ..what are you talking about?! Just look at the mess all around :D

[@Kroon84]

If you like to eat food with gutter oil then go visit :D

[@junou832]

@@Pajune 乱中有道，道里有序，序中便是中国之文化，无文化无尊敬之人，不便多说，不足与之语也！

[@SaretGnasoh]

@@Pajune lol, China indeed far organized if you compare with USA lol

[@pg5924]

Ya people never acknowledge that china is probably the most organised and sustainably developed country because of the hate around it by people all around the world. Aside from all the political affairs, no one seems to dwell into the real china. Citizens of China are very friendly and approachable and you'd never feel unsafe. It's the chinese govt that makes China look so bad when it's actually not if u actually been thefe

[@chew5461-l7f]

Interesting and most informative video. Thank you for showing us the activities still going on in the middle of the night, while most of us are sleeping.

[@hansdieterkuhnert2198]

I really love to see something real from China, and can’t wait to see it with my own eyes.. I am sure I will love it !!

[@PapaPete-inChina]

Chinese are such hard workers… China deserves all the wealth and peace they continue to build. I wish China all the success for the Chinese and for the countries they are building up.

[@symboleyes]

When I lived in Seoul I used to spend hours walking around the city late at night and into early morning. Those are some of my best memories of a lovely city!

[@OlsenOfficial]

You made a huge effort to find and show us trash on the streets and homeless people in China, while in my country all you have to do to see both things is get out of the door at any time of the day. Thanks for your hardwork to show us the real China.

[@Kroon84]

Police force homeless away from the public. It's a known fact. To make the cities look better. And it works since it convinced you here.

[@luna498-h5z]

​@@Kroon84 And if you keep watching these videos, I'm sure one day you'll find what you want to see. Appreciate all the views lol.

[@k-bs2vc]

@@Kroon84中国的土地是公有制的，无家可归者能走的最后一条路实际上是获得一块农村的土地，如果他同时是一名残疾人，还能定期领取生活物资。当然，没有谁能做得完美，你总能找到你想看到的东西，但那些东西并不是我的日常

[@尹政贤]

@Kroon84 The reason why there are so few homeless people in China is that China does not have to pay property taxes. The per capita GDP of the United States is US$82,800, and the per capita GDP of China is RMB89,400. However, personal income tax is levied only when the monthly salary in China exceeds RMB 5,000. The electricity fee in China is 9 cents/KW.h. The bus only costs 0.3$. In an ordinary Chinese city, a family of 5 people can have very good living conditions with 500$ a month (including water, electricity, gas, Internet, mobile phone fees and living expenses). Farmers have their own land and do not need to pay any fees. The government will also provide farmers with various subsidies. If they grow food, there will be subsidies for food, agricultural tools, and pesticides. There will also be corresponding subsidies for raising livestock. Although the subsidies are very small, farmers These agricultural products can be sold to increase income. Most Chinese people can actually live very easily if they don't buy very expensive housing in cities.

[@bpcgos]

For most asian country, activity started in midnight or before dawn are quite common. Traditional market usually opens very early in the morning, so most producer whether its farmer, fishermans, etc arrived at the market before dawn or midnight, seller than bought their goods straight from producer and start to open their stall before dawn

[@wpgc2]

A hidden treasure of youtube, lots of interesting videos. Subscribed and keep up the good works! Oh, would be great to hear more cantonese in your video too.

[@flynnnewsblog9627]

Your videos are very well done and you feel comfortable watching them. I lived and worked in Beijing for four years as a senior architect. I traveled to almost every province. Many stories to tell.

[@technicalhelps3904]

Chinese peoples are very hard working and intelligent. I want to visit China. Lot of love to China from India. 🇮🇳 ❤️ 🇨🇳

[@周晓伟-u2f]

welcome

[@不才多指教]

欢迎😊

[@stepup367]

Sure, as long as you don't defecate out in the open.

[@周晓伟-u2f]

@@stepup367 actually you're defecating in the open

[@technicalhelps3904]

@@stepup367 don't think everyone is like you MF

[@raymondfung8189]

Cinthia，好平實的報道，無因為在外國返來而扮嗮嘢。 俾個like你。

[@dadotabbas1491]

I was in Guangzhou last May, what a wonderful city and I already love everything about China; the culture, people, food and the safety.

[@danielctgoh6790]

Great video Cinthia , I enjoy watching. I am Australian and born in Malaysia and your Cantonese is very good

[@PapuaKini]

Wonderful. This is indeed a city that never sleeps.

[@shonen84]

Thank you for sharing this. I can only be humbled about the people working at night. I can kinda relate when I was working oncall in hospital, the world is a different place at night. Greetings from Belgium!

[@genocidegrand2057]

the morning 2-5am run is the most interesting part in the city in my opinion. can see lots more activity and people than you think. while 99% of the people are asleep these people keep the economy going and working hard. the quietness of the early morning also something people don't appreciate. whenever you go out of your city or country make sure to wake up 3-4 am and go around

[@alexmaknz]

I often stay at the inlaws place in the Yuexiu district in Guangzhou, often the companies that deal with mail/parcels start taking over the streets after 10pm when many shops close up for the day. I can hear them from my bedroom window if I leave it open, the noise of people moving stuff around, taking and sending off deliveries. It's a 24/7 city and I never get tired of visiting every 2 years. That and Hong Kong. HK is pretty lively in some parts after midnight and eating at a roadside stall at 3am is something you can get used to pretty easily.

[@baileyshirleen37]

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[@carl9729]

As an American China has always been my favorite country to visit and would love to do so again. Thanks for sharing your city

[@robertwang7825]

Try doing that in NY or Madrid or Toronto , you gonna get mugged /raped/beaten up most likely. China is the safest country in the world. People are hardworking, peaceful and even helpful. Food is plentiful and fresh. Public transport like subways , buses and cab hailing is excellent and very affordable. Services like food delivery and package delivery so fast and cheap. 5G everywhere. Non cash economy , just need your phone and super App. Very hard to live anywhere else.

[@fanaticist]

Japan is minus the few non japanese

[@robertwang7825]

@@fanaticist Well with your weak Yen , inflation must be crazy , since you import all your oil in USD. You still use cash and credit cards ? How much it cost on high speed rail 4hr trip ? Well a bowl of soup noodles with wonton is around US2 -3 here. Groceries for 2 people , 2 meals a day is around US13-14 with fish , chicken , vegetable, eggs and fruit.

[@rinzler9775]

China does not allow the trash cultures of the world into their borders. Liberal ideology is completely banned due to its toxicity, and damage it causes to society. There are two sexes in China.

[@jinz4246]

Add to this, Milan, Rome, Paris, Barcelona,etc...

[@tigading2177]

LOL even my cat is not safe!

[@kennedy6618]

Finding a homeless in China is like finding a treasure. In America you don't need to look for them ...they will find you!😅

[@不动不静]

lol

[@canthandlethetruth-dji]

Is that right? then there is a lot of treasure lying around these days

[@wsmithe2209]

They will also follow you home.

[@kennedy6618]

@@canthandlethetruth-dji Yes, Indiana Jones! Go find them!

[@kennedy6618]

@@wsmithe2209 You most likely to get mugged on the street first before you arrive at home.

[@sokkimly8182]

I planned to visit the city one day, it’s my grandma hometown.

[@pooi-hoongchan8680]

Very good video. Well done 👏👏👏

[@TAL142]

They may not be homeless. They are more transient workers. Each regional government can set its own rules. So it is kind of amazing people are all friendly everywhere despite of differences in culture and living conditions.

[@beilin3746]

yeah，All of them were have their own house in their hometown.

[@TueLesPigeons]

@@beilin3746 But live on the strees when they stay in the big city?

[@beilin3746]

@@TueLesPigeons yeah. The government will build a basic house for the person(family) which is so poor that there is not place to live. （for free） The government has also provides free vocational skills training. But to some guys, they don't want to farming on their field or working in a factory. Even they haven't got any high education experience. So they have went to the big city and take a part-time job or collect the bottles, tins…when they have not money.

[@rogerzhang5417]

@@TueLesPigeons In fact, they can't be called homeless, but rather stingy people or people who give up comfort for their homes. In the summer, when it's comfortable outdoors, some construction workers or temporary workers will choose this method, saving hundreds of China money a month. (Around 50 to 100 dollar.)

[@flywe8755]

to save money​@@TueLesPigeons

[@tomhill4003]

I fell in love with China when I visited Chengdu several years ago, and my hope is to see more of it. Thank you for this excellent video!

[@shahbazmalhi8691]

Very nice video from Pakistan

[@chadlyles5444]

Thanks for the video I'm from America. China is the most country I want to visit its so beautiful

[@avocado9227]

You set out too early, even before the street cleaners. lol.

[@ChinaUndiscovered]

So happy and refreshing to see more videos that show the real lifestyles of people here in China. really good job with the story telling here and I would agree that exploring at night is so much better than in the day time. it really allows you to absorb the things you see.

[@vanhocwong6689]

The Chinese will work where there is work, so they could feed their family.

[@zikxiang9161]

anyone could FEED their family without work？

[@jotarokujo1414]

@@zikxiang9161 Landlord, they can just collect rent every month

[@nickavanti]

Exactly, every Chinese also works their ass off to offer the best to their families.

[@lzasnw]

@@zikxiang9161 yes, here in America we call it a government handout

[@timokho20]

This is the kind of video i love. Not the flashy "propaganda like" video's of people going to the same flashy tourist places in china, but the real china, which is much more interesting in my opinion. No place is perfect, but every place has its own beauty. I always really enjoy going out at night to see the city, as ive done with cities in China, Korea and Japan.

[@etiennepelser6855]

I am from South Africa and visited Shanghai in April 24. It was a wonderful experience and one thing from this video that I can confirm is the feeling of being safe. People where really friendly although I do not speak any Chinese. I would go again should the opportunity arrives.

[@billydog1954]

That's why I love China it's bursting with life

[@baileyshirleen37]

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[@halimech1]

Thank you for this vlog, it really captured me with the unique vibe that's only felt at night

[@YoonJintae98]

I miss your videos it's been too long, always insightful. Stay well :)

[@Cinthia_Lin]

Thank you so much for waiting, from the bottom of my heart ❤

[@icoco313]

​@@Cinthia_Lin It's worth the wait. This one stands out from the rest. Nice work Lin.

[@user-xyzabc143]

I just found your channel. This video just passed by my home feeds and I clicked and now I'm subscribed. I love your videos! ❤ So calming, entertaining and full of new info and learning especially for me who loves to travel. Hopefully I could visit China also soon.

[@Cinthia_Lin]

Thank you very much for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed! 😄

[@rfsignals4313]

Thank you for sharing this video I like China. I appreciate seeing the authentic daily life in China, which is often not depicted in the media. Please continue to share more videos like this.

[@baileyshirleen37]

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[@MegaPapa8888]

very informative, simple, plain, genuine, and realistic. Excellent.

[@sinnemo9185]

The road looks dirty because the sanitation workers haven't started work yet... They usually start around 5:00 a.m.

[@khanhhung8959]

Average citizen should have duty to remain the street order not those workers

[@sinnemo9185]

@ Correct, but in special situations, a more tolerant approach can be taken. For example, in these wholesale markets, the government has deployed a large number of cleaners to maintain cleanliness for more efficient daily operations.

[@aftertheendtimes]

Thank you dear Ms Lin for this amazing tour ❤🙏☯

[@amandagrant4331]

I think China is the safest country in the world

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Not as long there's an English Language teacher called "Teacher Paul John Farrell" from England. is there prowling the streets.

[@jogana6909]

About 25 years ago, there were thieves in the streets of China. They would quietly put their hands into other people's backpacks. But now, those thieves have disappeared. I think there are two reasons: (1) The camera greatly improves the efficiency of the police in solving crimes, and almost no thief can escape the pursuit; (2) Ordinary Chinese are getting richer and richer. When everyone has enough food to eat, there is no need to steal.

[@panpeter2969]

hands down

[@勃耐耐]

A 10-year-old child was killed a few days ago

[@michaelxu8987]

@@勃耐耐你的机翻英语让人看了想吐，你希望一个14亿人口的国家没有任何犯罪吗？

[@landofstan246]

I enjoyed the tour. Good video.

[@syncmaster915n]

I was a nocturnal person during my younger days following college. not wanting to settle down yet to start a career like most of my classmates did, i did jobs such as wholesale delivery helper (riding on a truck delivering merchandize to customers) in order to save up to travel the world. During days (actually nights) off, i would ride my bicycle and cruise around different parts of my city, feeling the uniqueness that you were alone in this world and no people bothering you, as if you had this whole world all to yourself. Those carefree days are only memories now.

[@dieglhix]

The west is going to the toilet, maybe we'll improve in 40 years

[@olla6351]

Wow 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉. Thanks for the information 👍 . Looking forward to your next episode 😂. Missed Guangzhou alots .

[@Krenisphia]

Guangzhou is the most laid back compared to the other tier-1 cities. I think the high elderly population definitely has a factor in that.

[@AnthonyKee-dt1dq]

Thanks!

[@geoffreywilliams9324]

China is a country full of character and life . .

[@tigading2177]

Sadly both USnUK are busy trying to bring about death and destruction to China. In fact U$ just passed bill HR1517 worth U$1.6B to spread anti China hate propaganda 24/7/365!

[@craigbuckley6040]

Thank you for excellent video, very informative and well presented….your English is impeccable …..great job! Thank you! Chicago, USA

[@Dario-h8g]

Chinas cool ,Futuristic and HUMANISTIC!!!! thanks for Sharing!!!

[@leonardoaguilerahonduras2067]

Cinthia, I love your channel, thank you for sharing to the world.

[@अन्मोल्वर्मा-ङ3ण]

The people of the country are very hardworking! ❤

[@MJTUEN]

Good and very refreshing to hear locals speak Cantonese language.

[@alexmaknz]

It was way more common to hear Cantonese back in the 2000s but in the last 10 years, a massive wave of people from the north have moved into Guangzhou because of the opportunities to earn money. Mandarin is everywhere now and in many places like restaurants etc, lots of staff do not speak Mandarin. But I've noticed more people speak English now than say 10 years ago also.

[@confusedmeee]

I have been Guangzhou 18 years ago, time flies fast. The food was good, the bus was confusing, the people who working in the restaurant along the street was funny and friendly, from just passing by, they said hello and laugh telling my little brother is cute became we bought the siomay corn everyday from them hahahaha I still remember the uncle's face.

[@slammerlo510]

It is sad some channels try to paint the picture of people living in harsh conditions. This is more what anyone would like to see everyone is trying to keep up with the times. Whatever it is I hope everyone lives well.

[@jjstudiesxd]

this was a very nice video. thank you for sharing!

[@hpmc7426]

The fact that the convenience store just trusts you will pay before you leave and it's not a high tech Amazon store. And the fact that two girls feel safe enough to go out at 4am.

[@tigading2177]

It's all about preference, U$ led west much prefer the freedom to vote, that is it!

[@charleneji6759]

A big salute to the hardworking people who make the city run. I hope these people get better job protection and welfare.

[@wip1664]

Much like Hong Kong since after WWII...the night time normal activities. The street food 大牌檔! The night time is less hot to work in, to eat in, to enjoy. But Hong Kong streets and roads were much better managed. Though I don't know Hong Kong now.

[@patrickvan6038]

Same in Ha Noi, Vietnam. Did it with ex gf many times. Buying fruits and vegetables from early street vendors who just arrived from the fields with loads of goods. Truly simple but amazing experience. :))

[@maverickramos9805]

No matter what country you are in, who wakes up wee hours in the morning? Only Chinese entrepreneurs. Wake up early, prepare early and devote all their time and effort just to make ends meet.it’s all about hard work. Harrrrrrd work!!!

[@Novideos00]

life was similar in many Chinatowns in south east Asia 50 years ago. Some things have changed a lot other things never seem to change. Thanks for this nostalgia trip down memory lane. 🙏

[@laifamily7804]

the caption says "Speaking Mandarin" when she's speaking Cantonese

[@ck3908]

yeah, i don't get it, clearly she knows the difference or is it some translation software messing up.

[@merrick6484]

Its like the caption says "Speaking in American", but actually they are "Speaking in English". 😁

[@Neuvari]

@@merrick6484 not the same comparison bro

[@jplin888]

@@ck3908Yes maybe it’s a translation problem.

[@peterlee9691]

She does explain that under her subtitle description

[@JoeHan268]

That night and early morning local life is fascinating. Great video.

[@hlwonka8783]

In many western countries after sunset, you better stay at home. Safety is freedom . Travel frequently to China , Thailand or Vietnam & generally these places are quite safe.

[@rambii.]

Japan and Singapore too

[@hlwonka8783]

@@rambii. Totally agreed

[@briantrieu2767]

Thankyou for sharing your experience watch from Canada 🇨🇦 😊.

[@DonYang73]

Wow so happening in Guangzhou…. Hope to visit

[@FlyingOverTr0ut]

Great video, and beautiful city. I wish here in Los Angeles, or anywhere in America, really, we had more dense land use, people friendly streets, and more vibrant street life. Instead I live next to two major boulevards with six lanes ands a freeway that cuts through my neighborhood.

[@ChipHound]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@koalachen5277]

妹妹，你的视频太精彩了！国粤英三语流利自如，还有严谨的数据分析，非常优秀！期待更多好片！

[@Cinthia_Lin]

谢谢你的喜欢！🌹

[@sokkimly8182]

Omg, the restaurant is opened at 5 am , how early are there restaurant owners started working.

[@乾谦]

They also sleep early. They have enough sleeping time.

[@龚术]

一般2点开始准备，一直到第二天中午休息

[@sokkimly8182]

@@龚术 impressive hard working people

[@OttomaniaGaming]

I remember the day I was driving bicycle at night in Beijing when I was studying there. It was lovely times. China is good for living indeed!

[@SingaSlinger]

Thanks for great content

[@blair5715]

I stayed in GZ for around 7 years and did not visit some of these places. I really enjoyed my time there, and this triggered a lot of great memories.

[@Q_QQ_Q]

I used to watch old chinese movies as a kid , it has completely changed barring few similarities in urban villages . Everything's just flipped.

[@GL-iv4rw]

are urban villages slums?

[@PangWP]

@@GL-iv4rw No, the urban village is a kind of community before the urban transformation, when the government demolition, the urban village will be born countless multimillionaires

[@sparrow67p8]

@@GL-iv4rw On the contrary, urban villages are areas that are not built in urban planning. Local residents build their own houses there. Many migrant workers choose to rent houses in urban villages. Therefore, homeowners in urban villages can become rich just by collecting rent every month.

[@70Ian70]

Thank you for sharing the look into the nightshift of this city. found it very informative. eg. swapping your ebike battery for a new one. The food market. etc. etc. loved it .

[@yupengqiu9460]

2点后就像，吃完一顿饭后的桌面，其实早上就会被打扫的干净整洁。城中村的一天也是会早上保持焕然一新的

[@shBW8719]

Thanks for sharing, Cinthia! You're right! Those people keep the cities running but with little or no recognition.

[@coyote1651]

We have just returned home from 4 weeks in Guangzhou and am finding home boring lol, oh where was that dim sum place?

[@Cinthia_Lin]

It's called Da You Jiu Jia/Da You Restaurant (大有酒家）, it's in the Panyu District :)

[@coyote1651]

@@Cinthia_Lin Thank you😊 we are coming back next year and maybe able to go there👍

[@dchey01]

@@Cinthia_Lin Wow .. Panyu is where my grand father was from and my father's birthplace. Apart from a group tour to Beijing. I have not been to any other places in China. I will try to visit it in the near future. My father always said he was born in Panyu Village/District and "Stone lake street" 石 湖 街? is there such a street there still?

[@BigJoe-g3o]

@@dchey01 was he vietnamese ?

[@baileyshirleen37]

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[@biglance]

It is a great city, I lived there before, thank for show it from a locals perspective, your channel can get big, keep up the good work, peace.

[@wowyzaoy]

this is not the only town on this planet like this. but that does not matter. it took 25k years for human population to reach 1.6 billion. then it took 80 years to reach 8 billion.

[@alextek24]

Hello Cinthia, so happy to see GZ at night, that city where you are is very near from my hometown, Huadu, I just came back to US from China, visiting my parents, I’ve been in China for 6 months, I visited Chimelong Park in GZ, it was so nice. Hope can meet you next year when I go China.

[@jacksun6897]

生活在河北快40年，从未见过半夜如此繁忙的人流，突然感觉越发达的地方，贫富差距越大，人们就会月勤奋。像我们这个小地方大家赚的不多，也没多少人愿意每日起早贪黑，除非是那种赚很多钱的工作。

[@王明-u9m]

我总觉得南方人比我们北方人更勤劳。😅

[@zy7878]

不是没有，是你没有去发现和了解，各地都一样，摊贩还有固定门头的都会在早上4.5点钟去市场进货的。不说别的，你每天吃的早餐店也基本都是4.5钟起床来做的，甚至有的2点多钟就起来准备早餐了

[@awdrifter3394]

It's cool to see such a quiet GZ. I remember last time I went there it was so crowded, but ofc that's during the day and evening.

[@infinitelight465]

Chinese are the most diligent workers in the world. Here in the west, most shops shuts down after 5pm.

[@baileyshirleen37]

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[@TueLesPigeons]

a real workers' paradise

[@jamesclark007]

Really enjoyed your video. Salute to you and all the people who worked hard to feed their families. Just a kind reminder, don’t try to shot a similar video in other countries, especially here in the States. It’s really dangerous and you may be getting hurt badly. Keep up the good work!❤

[@luckyboy257]

感谢您分享另外一面的广州，去了那么多次办公还没真正看到这一面🤘

[@Cinthia_Lin]

欢迎再来👏🏻

[@Entertainment--Shorts]

I love your video and a really view of China 😊👍

[@peterchern8978]

Not and don't assume anyone that sleeping out in the public places as homeless. He or she might have some other reason

[@YongpingChen-hm6tw]

那是个早起锻炼的老人家

[@cart172]

Yeah, what's with that? It's like she WANTED to see homeless people.

[@cnyweathertainment5075]

That was a very nice video, Cynthia. I honestly enjoyed it. I hope to visit Chengdu, in a few months (early 2025.)