Top 5 Things You Can ONLY Do in CHINA

[@thedavecorp]

I ate something in Thailand, bought 5 more to take with me, and the vendor's shout changed; "The white guy bought 5 of 'em so it must be good."

[@morpher728]

Niiiiiggggaaaa. Was it good tho

[@thedavecorp]

@@morpher728 It so was. It was this dumpling type thing.

[@mia_seym]

My husband and I can attest to this. We have rarely paid for booze. We are locally famous in Guizhou (for being there) because we were their first westerners, we even did commercials (for tourism and our academy), and we're constantly invited to go to formal events, parties, and to see other local treasures. It could be seriously annoying at some points, but it was all in good face. Since we've left, we've been getting requests from local powers to return because they miss us. You really have to mind your face, we're good people, but we were almost constantly having our pictures taken. 24/7. Even in our apartment. So you really learn to be like Betty Draper.

[@santisanti8386]

Love Guizhou ❤️

[@kevinbuda7087]

That's such a crazy story.

[@sandychen1381]

K

[@garrylarkin433]

@@sandychen1381 positive things would be nice

[@jenl7094]

Ha ha! Betty Draper! I guess because I lived in Shanghai where there were many foreigners we didn’t get as bombarded with such special treatment. I had a few times I got free meals or drinks, but not all of the time like the video says. However, as I had blonde hair and blue eyes, I did get photo requests often (especially when traveling). I did some modeling but it was nothing major. My male friend who was absolutely stunning, very tall (and black, which was actually rare even in a huge city) did more modeling jobs. He never got “NBA” but rather “Michael Jordan” or funnily enough “Michael Jackson” yelled at him. One time we went out for a dress up party, and this group of really sweet young Chinese people approached us to practice their English. They kept complimenting our outfits and called us “South America and Africa.” We just let it slide and thought it was funny. From then on that was our inside joke. But yeah, China was crazy but fun. It’s too bad what’s happening now. I don’t think foreigners would get such warm treatment unless they went full CCP shill.

[@NorthernChev]

I just can't say it enough, you guys always have GREAT B-footage, and it's always implemented well. Makes for a great viewing experience!

[@connorpwnsatlife78]

"NBA! NBA!" lolz

[@Kamn_exe]

Think I'll go over as an ex NBA player and become a John Wu style movie star.

[@sandychen1381]

@@Kamn_exe k

[@jenl7094]

When I worked in a big city in China I had a good friend who was black, very handsome and tall (and there were very few black people that we ever saw), and he got sooooo much attention to the point of being obnoxiously annoying. Finally he was so fed up with the stares and people constantly wanting pics with him that on a trip to a small scenic tourist village he found his perfect revenge. There was a shop that would make shirts with Mandarin writing on them; whatever you wanted. So my friend got a shirt that said on the front, “5 kuai to look” and on the back, “10 kuai for photo.” People were laughing and smiling whenever he wore it, and he definitely got less stares.

[@edgarshorcan4062]

For me, the craziest thing about China is you guys still being there :P

[@chriss7196]

Just two pessimistic guys with nowhere to go and film videos in China that are "mostly preferred by ignorant Westerners".

[@Pika-ck7ww]

cuz they really love china, they just don't tell you that. Otherwise, why would anyone go to a place they don't like, and stay there for years while they have a better home to go back to. It's not like they are forced to go to or stay in china.

[@chahal_s]

Edgar Shorcan theyre obviously spies

[@Porkusido]

Watch some more videos from them, they frequently state that they love China. Just because you love a country you dont have to love everything about it, do you? Would you like to have them solely pour praise constantly and disregard the negative parts?

[@teacherfromthejungles6671]

lol, why do you think like that?

[@MrTynanDraper]

Always teasing with the milk dogs and saying you'll explain another day!

[@djmuscovy7525]

Their other video shows a small boy sucking a dog's nipple like a puppy does!

[@armata7707]

i was very young ,i commit a crime ,spend one day in jail,for shooting the people who butchered my dog.of course i got off easy, i;m only 10 yrs old.my dad is pissed i got beat up," maybe i should stay in jail"

[@nintendoROX121]

@@armata7707 wat.

[@Dsdcain]

Always great to get a new videos from you guys. I can't get enough. *:D*

[@caffebatavia9139]

Do you have an opinion on Ma Jian? Exiled Chinese writer. It's ok, I don't want to back you into a corner. If you don't want to or can't provide an opinion, it's ok.

[@JCJourney]

I like the food ranger too. he is real.

[@CoolDude-kc4he]

What are milk dogs?

[@Charliechorizo]

Don't you mean Health Ranger (Mike Adams)?

[@musikkritik6316]

Maybe he was..

[@The_Ancient_Guardian]

@TouchyBanana why?

[@sheldonli1413]

I got free drinks too in a bar of a small town in Europe as an Asian. Lol

[@eugenepolan1750]

...and they just keep bringing the pitchers of beer until you are too drunk to drink any more. Then they take you in the back room and you get laid. Really, it's true. It happened to this girl I know.

[@tunnar79]

Hey,we do try to repay what you offer our brethren visiting Asia.

[@s.hasegawa]

I got free drinks in Eastern and Southern Europe as a Scandinavian :D

[@stalincen7179]

oh yea some salon or massage place do that

[@zackp8201]

I'm a white guy from north america. I've been treated for free drinks almost everywhere in the world. Mostly when I'm in towns with few or no tourists.

[@TheTrout9000]

Dat swoosh when Winston takes off his glasses.

[@Cyfiero]

ben wilson I came across this comment right when it happened.

[@thegrimyeaper]

I get genuine chills when I hear "I remember youuuu". God, I love you guys.

[@TobiasTheHawk]

I've said this before in so many words, so I love to see this comment

[@murraymanitos]

What’s the name of the song??

[@teacherfromthejungles6671]

@@murraymanitos you'll be surprised...

[@aviseepersaud5998]

Winston, ,your comments on topics are dead on! as a Chinese person I'm proud and ashamed of how my race acts sometimes. I think it will get better but it will take time. best of luck in your endeavors

[@animemotivation8939]

u are proud to be ashamed lmfao i am dead laughing

[@alpha-yw1mw]

Chinese ain't a race, it's a nationality. Your Asian, I don't know your ethnicity

[@flamingmonkey7712]

Self-discriminated. Nicely done 哥们儿

[@elcastro5000]

@@alpha-yw1mw There are many different ethnicities within Asia and even within China. It's more than just "Asian". If that weren't the case there wouldn't be massive prejudice towards smaller ethic groups in China by the Han Chinese majority.

[@davecullins1606]

You don't have to be ashamed for their mistakes - just don't make them yourself and you're good.

[@philbertmill2]

Title is wrong, it should be "5 Things that can be done to you only in China"

[@MrJohnnyx92]

Free booze sounds nice to me

[@thecoolcarhd4402]

Like getting kidnapped.

[@V-V1875-h]

Yep

[@franchufranchu119]

@@thecoolcarhd4402 There are no kidnappings in the People's Republic of China. Here we are safe. Here we are free.

[@johnnyrobinson8168]

Your honesty is refreshing!

[@sarahkerrigan6026]

omfg old lady gangs. the dystopian future nobody could have predicted.

[@TheAmpharosFreak]

Fallout new vegas has an old lady gang lol

[@Dragonblaster1]

I remember the midnight al fresco disco when I was in a hotel in Shenzhen. There was a very large car park, and the revellers made full use of it. The AC was rubbish, so I had to keep the window open. I'm glad I flew back to Shanghai the next day. The next time I stayed in Shenzhen, the hotel was right alongside the road. I stayed there a week, and there were no midnight discos, and I was even more grateful that the AC was good enough to keep the window closed.

[@snarkyguy]

Really great video!

[@ADVChina]

Thanks man, everyone check out Snarkyguy's videos about China!

[@sturmdrang4976]

snarkyguy laowhy86 I now see a lot of commentaors KZbin accounts are suspended after they wrote something bad about China.. A lot !..Here in this thread alone several KZbin accounts are already infinitely suspended!!! Anyone knows why KZbin suddenly is now closing a lot of accounts to write about their own experience in China????

[@sturmdrang4976]

snarkyguy Aren't we protected under First Amendment Speech Rights?.. If KZbin violates US Constitution, should we appeal to Federal Court for infringement on our Constitutional rights? ..Why suddenly are so many bloggers suspended especially on China KZbin sites?

[@sturmdrang4976]

snarkyguy I am checking and reading every comment on China on KZbin spending several hours, and recently in an interval of a week almost all of bad remarks stories tales of expats are deleted and found that account holders of those remarks are shut down or closed! For example, in the past week Laowhy 86 Prozzie Serpenza's Videos had several dozens of real life stories comments tales from expats, and all of them at once disappeared and commentators accounts are closed! There must be KZbin closed them all!.. Now go see their videos. No real life stories tales from expats. All gone in a week..

[@moosethecat5896]

What a dork, go eat a dog bitch :)

[@LaTeeprinzessin]

My friend just suggested your channels to me. I can’t stop watching! You’re describing China just like I’m experiencing it 😂 keep up the good work ☺️🤗

[@CubasAutomotive]

I almost feel like I'm walking around with you guys in some of these videos. The subtle jokes that C-milk makes cracks me up, & Winston doesn't seem to get quite a few of them... "it's all about the treble, no bass" for one.

[@laowhy86]

Awww you get my jokes!

[@laowhy86]

TIL all about that bass is offensive

[@randjan8592]

I feel like I almost get it, but I am not sure...

[@jeygee3736]

@@randjan8592 it's a quote from a song but in reverse, maybe you are too young to know it

[@jarrodstrobelight1782]

C-Milk with the washed hair and glasses I didn't recognize him at first. I like the videos guys. I found these a week ago and I've been binge watching them like my new favorite sit-com.

[@TheGeorgexiro]

You guys should visit Greece sometime in the future! They have very well established motorcycle communities and amazing places to travel around and visit outside of the usual main tourist hubs!

[@DELACREMEDELAthegod]

Yeah, I'm an American born Afrikan. No free drinks offered my way. I was able to help pay for the birth of my child here in China by participating in a new story when she was born. No other celebrity perks though. And the evil uncles? They always lurk around cringely while I work out whether I am using a camera or not.

[@powermonger9090]

We need a Milk Dog video! Time to spill the beans on this Chinese phenomenon!

[@chriss7196]

Well that's just Guangdong in my opinion cuz I never heard of this term even as a Chinese lol

[@neidhartmuller8804]

Their other video shows a small boy sucking a dog's nipple like a puppy does!

[@danhemming6624]

Red Dwarf mentions Dog's Milk. Apparently, no other bugger will drink it!

[@simmsr801]

This channel is awesome, there's always interesting subjects that these guys are talking about.

[@ruger9617]

My mum and dad visited New Zealand a few years ago and found it embarrassing when everyone wanted to buy them a drink . Apparently there Scottish accent was all it took. When they got home they told me it was very embarrassing when they offered to buy a drink they were told there money was no good. What is it about us scots when we go abroad peaple love us.

[@matthewaislabie7354]

You dumb ass, it is called hospitality. Nothing to do with being Scottish. New Zealanders are generous they buy drinks for all kinds of people all the time. Not like penny pinching Scotts.

[@Tony-dh]

In New Zealand especially down south most people have Scottish family. We are like only 170 years in NZ so you guys are family. We are very patriotic and drink Scottish whiskey and feel like Scotland is home.

[@jeygee3736]

Probably because Scottish fishermen were one of the first to settle in the south island. Also it's just hospitality you're expected to shout the tourist.

[@roymaddocks3184]

Canadians who have visited Australia and NZ have reported they feel much more like New Zealanders

[@upthedown1]

Tom me I'm guilty love that Scottish accent.

[@Aitian56]

Nice job on the Food Ranger shoutout! Great video

[@morghan_with_an_h]

I lived in China for a year. My favorite thing was the food, tbh. I lost so much weight eating it cause of the small & shared portions with my fellow ex-pats. The kids are generally nice & curious to learn about western culture because they are shut-off from it. The adults are assholes and yell at you for taking the bus cause you are a "rich American" Lol

[@klokkriger8906]

Just found this channel and I am really enjoying it. I’m living vicariously through you guys. Keep uploading the great content, I’m loving learning about China. I realize it’s from a western perspective, but still great stuff.

[@laowhy86]

Awesome, thanks and welcome to the ADVChina, SerpentZA and Laowhy86 family!

[@Pika-ck7ww]

If you really wanna learn about China, don't just listen to one man's words, listen to various native chineses what they have to say about their country. This probably will give you a better idea than travelers opinions, as travelers usually have stereotypes and misunderstandings due to not fully understanding the culture.

[@klokkriger8906]

嘻 I agree. I just stumbled upon this channel and it piqued my interest. I’ve always been fascinated with Chinese history and the culture. Do you have any suggestions for none native speakers like me to learn more? Thanks

[@Pika-ck7ww]

Klok Kriger if you wanna know Chinese cuisines, KZbin Food Ranger has a lot of videos about them. Though I don't know if he covers all Chinese cuisines or just Sichuan cuisine. China is very big, each province or even city has their own unique food and style of cooking. If you wanna know the culture, I think the best way is to go to China and experience yourself, and maybe find a Chinese roommate during that time. I learn the US culture by living in the US and living with a native speaker. At the beginning, my English was very bad, and I didn't know much about the country or the life style here. Many of my behaviors seemed rude to native speakers but I never noticed, cuz it's normal in China. Thanks to my friend, he always points me out and tells me how to do things and say things properly. It was hard to get used to, but i tried to keep an open mind and just embrace it. I have a much better idea about the culture and the people now, which I could never have learned if I were still living in China. Even the English classes in China had little to no help. I know not everyone can just hop on a plane, travel to another country, and live there for years, but it is the best way I can think of to understand a culture. It would have been much better if China wasn't so isolated on the Internet. Most Chinese people can't access KZbin, which is a shame. Theres barely any video on KZbin is made by mainland Chinese. The only access to China for many people from the world is to watch travelers talking about their opinions on KZbin, and many of them would take those opinions granted. It's heart breaking to see so many misunderstandings spreading across the internet. I saw many KZbinrs make videos that talk about how rude Chinese people are or weird things happen in China, but that's just a small part of China they went to, and the rude behaviors in their eyes may not be rude at all in China cuz China has a tottally different situation and a different set of rules. The behaviors they think is ok may also be considered rude in China. One example I can think of right now is the way Japanese eating ramen. Making sound druing eating is commonly considered rude in the western culture, but if you don't make the slurp sound when you eat ramen in Japan, it's considered disrespectful to the cheif. Idk how true it is since I only heard it from someone else, but slurping noodles is a common thing in Japan and no one would think you are rude by doing it. If you wanna know the history, I think chinese history book is your best bet, cuz even native Chinese may not know their own history very well. Sorry for such a long comment. tldr: the best way to understand the culture is to experience yourself and live with the people there.

[@Pika-ck7ww]

Klok Kriger also I find this video very interesting, and you might like it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3abqK2vh5ujhZo It talks about the history of Chinese pronunciation

[@dr.kawasaki7380]

*6 ADS on this video WELL DONE* 👌👌👌👌

[@stopgotdamndeletingmycomme8642]

Yt is getting worse 2 ads bk to bk each time n no skip button👍

[@ajit52]

Will keep these points in mind Thanks for sharing

[@genericgreensquid6669]

granny gang granny gang granny gang granny gang granny gang granny gang granny gang

[@richardsangster7694]

Once again, from the arm chair traveler, thanks to you, thoroughly enjoyed. My wife ask me when your Duncan Hines tour of west coast eatery is coming. Your going who is Duncan Hines. He was a guy who went around us eating and critiqued restaurants in the 50's. There would be a sign outside the restaurant if it was good. I grew up in New England , you would see these, but yet were the Inn's that said George Washington ate or slept there. These are gone now. The food is all turn bar menus. Can't wait till the next one.

[@RusiesKroket]

haha NBA

[@DT-ds7sc]

Naweek Music why not NFL, jus sayin

[@chriss7196]

David T. Cuz NFL is not popular in China.

[@bietbibi]

NBA is more black.

[@싸넬동지-7성담배]

So NBA stands for Numerous Black American ?

[@muzingemailspromotions3570]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@myblacklab7]

It's interesting to look back on these older vids.

[@lost_poet_]

Winston when are you coming to UK? You mentioned it some time ago. Just wondering,

[@LexiUnicorn]

yes! UK meet up would be great!

[@milkybar06]

come to Australia.

[@QLTD]

come to Melbourne ;)

[@QLTD]

samuel anderson - Don't worry that's not going to restaurants, that's for export only

[@msoda8516]

Also evil uncles needs to be app game. Something like getting though the city without getting caught up the evil uncles.

[@tommyb3110]

C-Milk soap opera cameo...now. Ha!! Excellent video. You two flow so well together.

[@JessieBVideos]

Also what the heck are milk dogs..

[@djmuscovy7525]

Their other video shows a small boy sucking a dog's nipple like a puppy does!

[@Nathan-1234]

clearly who ever does that needs sterilising

[@moosethecat5896]

Thanks, as so

[@triplexlongueuil6106]

You guys are awesome, I love your videos.

[@daisigner]

The guy filming looks super tensed. Is he trying to hold his poo while wandering around? He should lax a bit... 😅

[@MrJust2times]

I approve this message :D

[@206beastman]

Hes a white guy who nick name is cock milk what do u expect

[@winnysneece694]

Love this channel. Truth on your channels helps when you want to vacation or work in China. Beautiful.

[@1984-w4r]

Won’t cope in china with the noisy old grannies.

[@Torgomasta]

You guys need to do an evil uncle sighting compilation! I’ve been binge watching your videos and I’m surprised you haven’t done it yet.

[@kentinmorgan]

Good video once again. We want a video about milk dogs please !!

[@JesusGarcia123456789]

Why is this from a month ago

[@johnozz7346]

Quentin Morgan are you some kind of time traveler?

[@CubasAutomotive]

susei aicrag he's a patron.

[@abigguitar]

Wow, are you guys really now giving a month to Patreon members before making these videos public on KZbin?

[@CubasAutomotive]

abigguitar it was really this 1 video due to the trip to the USA

[@pyromannyac]

Planning on my trip to xianyang soon. Great information thank you that helps in my planning hope all is well say hello to the families take care keep up the good work

[@coughforme21]

In Shanghai 3 years ago, visiting for a week from Tokyo, I would go jogging in the area near where my hotel was, a very central, quite high-end area. Every time I did I would get stared at by Chinese who acted as though they'd never seen anyone jog before. It was annoying.

[@danielinnicg2114]

😂 l went to turkey last year and my youngest kid was only 2 and is at that running stage so l brought the kid lead that clips around her waist and they all start filming haha l could hear gasps of horror like she walking kid like dog l was like wtf lol

[@SaltSpren]

I really like that you recommended The Food Ranger, I love seeing the different dishes he tries and seeing him so interested in all the ingredients!

[@groovydoo]

Is it fair to say that China is not a 1st world country yet but rather an emerging 2nd world country?

[@dionysus1917]

groovydoo depends on the areas. China is a big country. Even America has plenty of rural emerging areas

[@anthonytawauwau5288]

I have all ways enjoyed your vlogs , Great insight about china and its people.

[@yashk3354]

Make a video on Chinese Muslims,Is it true what BBC is showing or just propoganda

[@yashk3354]

Gonzalo S yeah but they live in the same country though

[@yashk3354]

Gonzalo S Hmm🤔👍

[@chriss7196]

yash k Syifa Adriana You may be interested in her videos.

[@vdotme]

yash k It'll never happen. They don't do politics and above that don't want the hassle of a Chinese public backlash let alone the state getting on their case.

[@vdotme]

Arclight57 Prozzie was never likely to settle anywhere for long. He is just immature. I don't see why you feel Winston is fucked. If I'm not mistaken his wife is a doctor and he is skilled at custom bikes and also speaks fluent Chinese (yes I know Chinese isn't a languages) with a thorough understanding of local cultures and everyday lives...... he'd be a shoe in for a well paid translator job and better paying China facing business role.

[@mofiziul]

This video had serious topics not to be laughed at but also found it very funny!

[@GarretKrampe]

Hey wow I loved that one .. the evil uncles and the superstar status that even Aussies have over there .. is so real

[@eeeboytvr]

Somebody has to like Aussies, not surprised it's a non cricket playing nation... yet ;)

[@GarretKrampe]

Yeah better than the POMs loving Aussies for cannon fodder and Nuclear fall out testing ! Arses

[@eeeboytvr]

So my comment was correct then :o

[@Taipans]

Australia has evil uncles? I thought you guys were just drunker Canadians?

[@GarretKrampe]

Australia hates England and USA .. not so much Canadians unless they are from Quebec then they are french tourists that won't leave and no one likes the French, we HATE our politicians the most. We LOVE CHINA becasue CHINA owns Australia and only the RICH Chinese come here to hide their money from the PRC as a money laundering sport, and at this level of rich, Australians and Australian laws are just inconvenient rubbish. about 25% of Australia is Chinese . About 5% are prostitutes or students that are working as prostitutes. Ha ha just havin' a blast .. Nope Australia has evil old people that think young people are criminals .. they have evil women that think that single fathers in the park are pedofiles , we have evil politicians that sell whatever you have to anyone and try to convince you it's for your own good. I loved the country people in China .. it;s almost like Australia .. inventive, laughter, and look at you like you stepped out of a UFO.

[@amaxwiththefacts]

I might move there this year. So, I hope I will have a good time.

[@BobSmith-jf8dt]

you guys should do a video with food ranger!

[@expatsincambodia]

I have experienced most of these in Shenzhen. Drank free; we were in 2 newspapers, 1 commercial, and several ads; never had to do a pee sample in a club; been kept up by loud dancing ladies; and were spies on by many Chinese people. I love when they take your picture when you aren’t looking. We are moving to Thailand next.

[@kaindragon5705]

Milk dogs ???

[@wave1946]

You have talked me out of moving to China...

[@lemuriandezapada]

I really want to see Winston in that soap operah

[@abrown3286]

Another great video thank you

[@markusm.4385]

Hello to everybody :-) Even I discovered this chanel only recently I already watched a lot of this videos (due to my holiday). But when I read the comments to many of the videos I wonder why so many people misunderstand what these guys try to do. Many people say they all the time speak negative about China. But they don´t do this. What they do is to point out the negative AND positive sides China has. And as their main idea was to adress foreigners who want to visit China they of course point out the traps (like scamming) and reveal the actual life in China as maybe some people go there with false expectations. And they do it because they want the people who come to China to be able to avoid the bad things and just enjoy the good things which China has to offer a lot. I am pretty sure that every foreigner who visit China after watching their videos will keep a much better memory about China as they didn´t have scammed, ripped off or been shocked by some of the conditions which can be pretty different from western countries. Actually they do a lot of good advertisement for China and encourage people to go there. I have soooo many positive memories about Dongguan even it is not a very high rated city. But that I nearly only have good memories is due to the locals I met by the website couchsurfing.com and my chinese girlfriend which lives there since 15 years and gave me a lot of advice and told me what to watch out for. I realised soon that there are many places where people try to sell you things to an overrated price just because you´re foreigner. So very quickly I always send my girlfriend first to buy something as she very often get cheaper prices. But like this guys I don´t say "ah, chinese people are so bad" because it is something what you find in many countries everywhere in the world. But many people here complain all the time that they only say bad things about China instead of talking bad about other countries like America or England etc. Of course as this Chanel is dedicated to the people who are interested in China. If the guys would make a Chanel about America they would find also plenty stuff to complain about. I am from Germany and for some reason to many people Germany seems to be the holy land where milk and honey flowing everywhere. But to me as a german who remembers the times of the 1980 the actual Germany is just a shithole. I mean still better than many other countries but we have some serious issues going on here. But if people come here and point that things out I don´t say "shut the f*** up scumbag, go back to your shithole country". No, I say you are right, that´s something bad for all of us because it is just like it is. But people try to deal with the problems instead of ignoring them. So what I would like to adress to the chinese followers of this Chanel. With your hand on your heart, can you swear you never in your life have seen people getting scammed, spit on the ground, have been stolen from or beaten up by several people without anyone helps? So I ask you to remember "please, don´t shoot the messanger but deal with the message". If you really want people from other countries stop pointing out the bad sides of china then it is in your hand. You, the people of China have the choice to go against the scammers, go against the thieves and other criminals. It´s in your power to end this. There are more than 1.3 billion good people in China and in opposite only a small amount of bad people, but you let it happen that this bad people ruin your countries reputation by looking away when people do bad things. I really like China because of the good people. I even think I never been to a country where the people have been more friendly to me than in China. And I can feel in the videos these guys love China as well. But they don´t talk away the problems but put them into light. If you love someone you be true to him and that´s why they speak so frankly about China because they believe in this country. I wish all of you a nice day and a great time in China either as local or as visitor. yours sincerely Markus M.

[@xinyupan8139]

You are right， some Chinese people are not comment objectively。I have a word for my people 海纳百川 有容乃大

[@sweetongchoo3855]

I think you 2 whites r disgrace to your race. Thinking u r so superior n sound that your fart are like perfumes. Grow up. You guys r good for nothing where you come from. Your knowledge of China is too swallow. Keep comparing yourself with your West system. Come back go back to Africa n US n see whether you would griping. Do not know why u guys are still in China? Cannot find jobs back home?

[@sirjohnmichael]

LOL the sound effect at 7:24 ... HA! again at 13:19 . I'll be watching for it from now on!

[@indovilletv8601]

What is a milk dog ? Lol sounds dirty

[@djmuscovy7525]

Their other video shows a small boy sucking a dog's nipple like a puppy does!

[@TwistedEmbrace]

Nice one, liked it.

[@Marvelous_Ai]

中国人听到了吧？不要再请老外喝酒了，他们不会认为你很热情，而是认为你在炫富，别再犯贱了！

[@Marvelous_Ai]

应该让更多中国人看到这视频，这是老外真实的想法。

[@topbiggun]

黑中国都习惯了。偶尔说好话的会捧上天。中国还是弱，老百姓老希望得到外国人的认可，为了这些认可，委曲求全，装腔作势。

[@Marvelous_Ai]

刘燕青 你说的太对了，同感！

[@1funnygame]

There's nothing special about being a foreigner so why wouldn't they think they are trying to show off? Its the truth, they are trying to show off, why be angry about it? Its not like you are stupid enough to show off to a stranger just because he is white.

[@timothylow8121]

难道不是想炫耀吗

[@louisoft01]

What I find strange is the busses are some of the exact same busses used in rural and suburban areas in the UK

[@sammni]

When you motorbike guys coming to the Isle of Man TT and the North West 200? I'll keep asking ya know!

[@sammni]

I find them quite interesting, but each to their own. I wouldn't expect them to compete in the North West or Isle of Man I mean them bikes do over 200mph on the road. I think it's to with the experience. What to do in Ireland? Well, there's the whole way of life here because of the terror campaign for 30 years here, very different way of life than anywhere else. The history is interesting, drinking culture is great fun. Lotsa little things to do for a week or two. And of course the North West lasts bearly a week itself

[@jasonhilton6261]

You two are great together,I really enjoy your videos.

[@walylu7712]

Love the videos c milk , makes me feel like I'm really emerged On Hong Kong, c milk I have a question are there any good dimsum places where you used to live I New York I know there are in the city.

[@aelueal]

I also have the grannies dancing near work in France. I live in an asian area of Paris.

[@anthonyreed480]

"Asian area of Paris" - so sad.

[@makingitchina418]

wow i wanna hear about the milk dogs

[@besomewheredosomething]

Yeah, that still at the end left a lot of questions unanswered, lol!

[@djmuscovy7525]

Their other video shows a small boy sucking a dog's nipple like a puppy does!

[@MAPologeticsIPeter315]

I've had minor roles in two major films in the 1990s. My classmates and I were featured in the Shanghai New Year's show singing a version of "The 12 Days of Christmas," which we'd rewritten specifically for Shanghai. My colleagues and I played the roles of foreign business persons in a Business English program produced by the Shanghai Foreign Trade Institute back in the day..

[@ElZilchoYo]

Thank god you didnt diss The food ranger

[@laowhy86]

We love Trevor, he is our friend.

[@ElZilchoYo]

Nice, you guys should do a collab.

[@Daoistify]

In the town I lived in Anhui Province, it was very common for people to drive their scooters and bikes on the sidewalks honking at walkers to move out of the way. Also, people would shoot off fireworks anywhere at any time day or night.

[@expertarteta4396]

410 Swiss Douches thumbed down

[@meowcula]

Winston - show us your dance moves man! Great videos guys, thank you, educational and fun.

[@lopsided123]

Girl in black dress in club early in the video = hot! You guys have amazing chemistry, one of the most satisfying things to see in this world, true friendship.

[@laowhy86]

thank you!

[@V0r4xiz]

The subtle sound effects when Winston takes off his sunglasses crack me up :D

[@philabrahams383]

Will China ever grow up?

[@Pika-ck7ww]

there are many misunderstandings in those videos. Since most chinese people don't have access to youtube, and most people in the world don't really know china, they just believe whatever the guys who has been to china say. It's not good, and creates stereotypes. Even native chinese people may have wrong ideas about their own country. If you wanna know china, you should watch real chinese people talking about china, and get ideas from multiple chinese from different regions, then you know what is really going on in china.

[@CochinchineRaconteur]

嘻 If you only listen to Chinese people, you may be getting a biased version of China

[@fejiobbdo]

嘻 why don’t you recommend some “real” chinese youtubers right now?

[@TutNStrut]

Good stuff guys. Need these tips for my trips to Shen Zhen.

[@Gblau95]

I don't like the way you react when they tell you you cannot film in this area Winston. If they tell you so you gotta deal with wheter you like it or not, of course I think it's correct to ask for a reason but you are in their country and the social patterns are very unique although you have been living in China for many years. Maybe I'm wrong but that's what I think and obviously that depends on the generations

[@aokosakano3037]

Harry C oh please in America if you don’t do what the cops or others in authority tell you you can get shot to death.

[@Pika-ck7ww]

I agree. His behavior is kinda disrespectful, he can't just use us law and rights in China. It's a different country. I, as a Chinese, also be told that I can't take photos or films in certain restaurants or other places. If a company that only allows employees to go in, and they tell you you can't go in, are you still gonna try to go in and argue with them?

[@mapesdhs597]

Mauro makes the key point: if someone tells Winston he can't take pictures or film, then that person should, a) have the relevant legal authority to make such a demand, b) be obliged to identify themselves as such, c) be able to cite the law or regulation which is the basis for their demand. The person Winston was talking to refused to say who they were and couldn't give a reason why Winston shouldn't film in that particular public place. It's not about Winston using US law & rights in China (from what I've seen he's the least likely foreigner to do that, and btw Winston is not American, he's from South Africa), it's about ensuring that *Chinese* law is followed and implemented correctly. The person WInston was talking to was not doing that at all, they were just being suspicious and acting like a bully because Winston looked foreign. If someone is not prepared to explain who they are, no way am I going to give a flying fig what they say. And if local people think it's actually ok for some random person to just bully someone else around like that without just cause and evidence, then they cannot expect basic rights in China to ever improve. The irony is the police in Western countries are not above pushing citizens around when they actually have no legal right to do so, by abusing their ability to threaten arrest as a way of forcing people to obey, eg.: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4GagpVjo62Mfs0 It's like reverse-land; ordinary person in China thinks they can tell someone what to do, policeman in the UK bullies someone without any valid legal basis. Madness is everywhere, it's just at different levels.

[@MiaogisTeas]

@@Pika-ck7ww Not once did they say they were filming in restaurants. Nor did he mention anything about going onto private property like a company, a residence, or anything about US law. Of course you either can't do that or must ask permission first. Way to strawman that one. They're discussing how irrational and nonsensical it is when someone suddenly verbally accosts you without warning or pleasantries for doing something that is neither illegal nor harmful in a public space. There seems to be a double standard here that is no longer tolerated in polite society elsewhere in the world. It's OK to smoke and spit around children and in food preparation areas, but you best not be a foreigner who wants to share Chinese culture with others 🤪

[@lingxuzhao9386]

mapesdhs I don’t know exactly about the law in China. But I can tell you if someone is asking you to stop doing something (just say filming) which he/she is related in. That could be a guy who is always doing exercise in a park, could be a regular customer to a restaurant, could be a neibourhood. You better stop it if you are new to the place. You will get criticised and surrounded if you can’t deal it well. Police won’t stand on your side for most of the time. Becoz you are bothering others and causing trouble in Chinese culture. It’s nothing to do with rights. It’s more like moral concept and culture feature in China. It’s very hard for ppl from west to understand. Ill give an example to partially explain it. If you are siting on a normal seat on bus or underground, sometimes you will see elder people asking you to give the seat to them. By law, you are 100% fine to refuse. It’s not a priority seat and you own the right to sit there. However, you will get criticised if you say no. Police will do the same thing. Bus driver can throw you out if you making it worse. (Defend your right and heavily argue with surrounders). You got to know how to compromise when you ever trying to do something, ask something or arguing about something. Instead of arguing, a better way to deal is to chat with them nicely, buy them some cig if they need, give them some change or buy them some drinks. If you are really good at social, you will get it without doing the rest. Chinese society is about moral and feeling. They don’t take rights in count.

[@chinaexpat1827]

Important note about the bars and drinks thing. If they come up to you demanding to drink with you be careful, if you turn them down they might get violent. Look up the story of Wendell Brown (might have is name wrong) he turned down a group in a bar and they started to throw bottles at him then had him jailed for attacking them (TIC). The poor guy's been in jail for over a year with no trial because he doesn't have the 100k to pay the extortion. (See Winiston's extorted in China vid)

[@fusion9619]

you REALLY need a new theme song. I liked it like 2 years ago. Not anymore.

[@ranradd]

Nice vlog, thanks. Purely random comment, Hong Kong has some really nice looking buses.

[@jasonosler4757]

5 never happened to me in 10 years (i dont meet the lower level type) 4 never happened to me in 10 years (i aim to blend in and i am no clown) 3 never happened to me in 10 years (chinese are neurotic and want to show face) 2 ok you got me with this one they're damn annoying and worst of all not in sync! 1 never happened to me in 10 years (i just don't film or just smile and stare they soon walk away)

[@mdilligaf]

The thing that still strikes me after quite a few times is the amount of noise. People playing music at 6am in a sleeper train, people watching movies on the bus without headphones, that kind of thing. Maybe there are other countries where you can do that, but not in the EU...

[@2fenzhong]

此人在中国赚了很多钱，娶了中国媳妇，却一直抹黑中国人。此人很恶心~他老婆看上他哪一点？器大活好？

[@2fenzhong]

顺便说一下，说了很多国内的恶习，我不否认。。我看不惯的是此人骨子里透露的对国人的不屑。。。

[@jakewatson5649]

我觉得这个说得很客观，大部分中国人还是崇洋媚外的……这个要怪中国人，怪不了他们

[@yjjiang3619]

说的没错啊。挺客观的啊

[@CoobyWong]

小橙子 这俩人就是典型的得了便宜还卖乖的。每次看到我都觉得恶心

[@Pika-ck7ww]

我觉得都有不好的地方。中国确实有很多缺陷，这是事实。但他们的态度也确实不好。作为一个讲中国channel却一直贬低中国，也不讲中国的好处，这让很多没有见识的全世界的人感到中国是个特别垃圾的地方。我希望中国人也不要因为这两个人就仇视外国人，所有事情都要因人而异，不要一棒子打死所有人，也有很多老外喜欢中国的。我不想中国热情好客的美德就因为两个人而破坏了。

[@zka77]

Big Food Ranger fan here, was nice to see him included. Also check out Mark Wiens if you're in this type of stuff.

[@anugrahherda3644]

love the sound effect when serpentza remove his glasses

[@ceeceety2320]

I heard you guys talking about Chinese taking naps in the middle of the day. Maybe the dancing grannies are keeping everyone up at night and they need those naps? It's still crazy and it wouldn't happen in the US for sure. We live in the suburbs though and it's quiet at night, luckily.

[@tomekwolny5606]

Yup, nice banter style this time.

[@lukeatthat1988]

Hey guys! My name's Luke and I'm a PhD student in Australia studying how different cultures play video games, specifically China compared to the West. Your videos have been a great source of information, thank you for the content! I'd like to kindly request either a video or written feedback on the concepts of "play" and "cheating" (breaking the rules) within Chinese society by a couple of well informed individuals like yourselves :)

[@CheekyMonkey1776]

I spent time in Honk Kong and Nationalist China (Taiwan), its true about being wined and dined by locals. I met people on the street that would take you out to huge banquets with their friends at exceptional restaurants.

[@tantohalim]

actually this one has nothing to do with the title, but, when you said evil uncle, I need to talk about the subway auntie. In Beijing, when you are in subway in the rush hour, there will be tons of aunties with broom. and what happen is, they help people, getting on and off the train. once I cannot go out due to too many ppl rushing in, and one of these aunties, took my hand, and pulled me out (I am 100+ kg guy) along with people who blocked my way. Another one, if it is full, they will use their broom to push (shove) people in in till they fit.

[@nikanovakovic3980]

Your videos are amazing 💕

[@TheWeekendMedic]

You've referenced Milk Dogs several times, but no video on it yet? I googled it, so I figured it out, but it needs the ADVChina treatment.

[@neuronbob]

LULZ at "evil uncles". Only in your (well, serpentZA mostly) videos do we get cool sound effects when we see them. If I visit mainland China, I will surely know what to look for.

[@in4moon]

whats that interesting looking bicycle at 0:28 ?

[@dave101t]

you are looking really serious there when winston is talking....was holding the camera difficult?

[@scottsanett]

The shill thing is soooo true! The Chinese are obsessed with seeing foreigners taste their foods and give only positive feedback. They don't care about how good the food actually is. They are only interested in hearing foreigners' affected encomium on the most quotidian food ever and they EXPECT you to do so as a lot of Chinese think there is no good food outside China and that they are doing you a huge favor by opening up your taste buds to the matchless ambrosia of Chinese cuisine. There is a question on Zhihu about this that confirms what I said.

[@DroppinGobs]

yoo that remixed intro song was sick!

[@smubro]

I really miss your content from back then :(