Affluent retirees lead China's booming RV market as nomadic lifestyle becomes trendy

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Recreational vehicle travel has become increasingly popular among China’s middle class. In 2015, China had about 30,000 RVs, but in 2021, the number grew to 283,000. Many retirees have become RV owners and begun adopting a nomadic lifestyle despite it going against social norms in China.
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[@jaker3151]

China is a big country with lots of different places to explore. The road network is relatively new and growing, perfect for the RV lifestyle. If language wasn't such a barrier I think many foreign RV enthusiasts would love to travel around China by road too.

[@kirerunte1046]

You will own nothing and be happy lol

[@mildlycurious8333]

true

[@kirerunte1046]

@@mildlycurious8333 and you will still own nothing and be happy, enjoy the collapse

[@geno604]

I'd be one of them. That would be an incredible adventure. So much beauty in that region.

[@peanut0brain]

China doesn't accept driver licenses from other countries.

[@maithaiyou]

The dreams and aspirations of ordinary people don’t differ so much around the world. Thanks for making this lovely story

[@kirerunte1046]

Yup own nothing and be happy, enjoy the propaganda and depopulation

[@peanut0brain]

Western propaganda loves to demonize non westerners out to be non humans

[@Menaceblue3]

Now China needs its own state of Florida or Arizona to attract retirees

[@niklaslong]

I have lived in China for 15 years now and remember the first time I saw an RV here was less than 10 years ago. Now I see them every day.

[@peanut0brain]

You see them in the big cities?

[@niklaslong]

@@peanut0brain I saw some in Shenzhen and also in Huizhou where we live now.

[@aaa-my5xy]

how do you use youtube in china

[@nomad640]

@@aaa-my5xy using cellphone

[@niklaslong]

@@aaa-my5xy With VPN

[@athomenotavailable]

Makes sense, they're on a huge continent, and within the country itself, they've got great roads and infrastructure and tons of scenic spots as well as cities, towns and villages to explore.

[@calvinxu9235]

Dude really said he has more money than capable of spending it this life

[@ckokloong]

Because he eat carrot day. Everyone can do that. Important takeaway, keep retirement lifestyle simple

[@soysauce4223]

​​@@ckokloong You really underestimate the economy of the US rival. lol

[@zk-vd6uy]

​@@ckokloong not everyone with agree to do that anyway poor cant

[@annviolet4727]

@@soysauce4223 And that economy is running ahead of its US rival! Bravo China from me in Australia, the US puppet State!

[@kirerunte1046]

​@SoySauce not at all, you will own nothing and be happy, same as the US it's all the same lol

[@RespectOthers1]

Great to see today’s Chinese retirees enjoying life. Imagine what people their age were doing 60 or 70 years ago.

[@kirerunte1046]

You will own nothing and be happy

[@Deno2100]

@@kirerunte1046 These people are dropping 65,000 USD for a hobby. They own plenty. The guy in the beginning said he sold multiple apartments (condos). Chinese people actually own their apartments (condos) unlike in the US. Where is a never ending renters trap.

[@kirerunte1046]

@Deno Moto OK and? Everyone dies someday so enjoy ur temporary wealth while you can just like the US, I don't care, if you want depopulation and live like nomads with nothing then destroy yourself I'm not a materialist and I don't argue for subjective morals like you so enjoy the collapse that the banks created for ages

[@peanut0brain]

​@@Deno2100 yeah, even if your mortgage is paid off, you still have to continue to pay rent for the land like $10k a year. Miss $8 and your house is put up for tax sale.

[@tedaspane1493]

RespectOthers - 60 or 70 years ago they were dirt poor and lived in commune to toil the lands to feed themselves.

[@infini.tesimo]

This is the most American thing I've ever seen China do lol

[@ckokloong]

Not really. The most American thing is eating Big Mac...

[@courtly5982]

Soon there would be a Chinese chemistry teacher cooking something in an rv 😂

[@kirerunte1046]

Yes you will own nothing and be happy

[@linphilip6389]

​@@kirerunte1046 this is now the wealthy chinese are spending their money now to pursue a lifetyle they like.

[@Superpooper-2020]

Maj0rity 0f us Inddians still d0nt have access t0 t0ilet and clean drinking water

[@jasonchan5504]

"Most RVs on the market in China are Expensive" Man, an RV that big is still cheaper than a Toyota Corolla Altis here in Singapore (about 110k USD)

[@lucky889s9]

China is a big land country, while Singapore is a city state. Of course they limiting cars ownership there

[@khanlatiful]

Congratulations having such a great RV show!

[@jimmyhaotran123]

Just googled and found out that China literally is 95% the size of entire Eupore by area. So traveling between provinces is like traveling between countries.

[@sarahkhan2310]

A great way to explore China. The infrastructure support amenities will get better in remote areas. Well done China 👍❤️🇨🇳

[@eugenegoh]

👍YOLO attitude has picked up in China. Indeed what the old man said is true retired doesn’t mean you have to stay in a home. It’s time to explore and enjoy what has left of his time ❤

[@pepelepew1227]

there is nothing wrong with yolo at an old age. looking at the gig workers barely making ends meet, i dont know how they are saving for retirement.

[@Commievn]

​@@pepelepew1227 China has the world largest middle-class in the world. In term of home ownership, they also ranked first in the world. Infact, there are more people own 3rd home than people that do not own any home. China sold the most cars (23 millions) twice that of the U.S (10 millions) in 2022. There are poor chinese of course, but vast-majority of Chinese own home, cars and luxury products. Look up which country spent the most money on European luxury goods.

[@tl1533]

@@Commievn Wrong. Romania, Laos, & Hungary have the highest homeownership in the world. Get your record straight! Fake Wagyu.

[@pepelepew1227]

@@Commievn i know. wrote research for a luxury brand and the target market is around 300 million people.

[@pepelepew1227]

@@tl1533 when you googled that out, notice something particular about the top countries?

[@danbacharach7650]

The grey haired fella has an optimistic and strong will to live.

[@jparsit]

China is one of the most beautiful nature and very safe and friendly place. Thanks for this wonderful culture.

[@CodeMeat]

“Anyway, I don't need to work and that money can't be used up in my lifetime" -Winner Retirees

[@peanut0brain]

But it's better to retire when younger rather than older

[@yellowbird5411]

@@peanut0brain Not necessarily. When you love your work, why stop? I would have kept working at 72 if the virus hadn't stopped me. "Work" can be many things that is compensated with money.

[@Deno2100]

Its nice to see the American dream thriving somewhere.

[@peanut0brain]

No. This is the Chinese dream, bcs with the American dream, you have to be asleep to believe it (George Carlin)😂😂😂

[@virtutemodestia3477]

[@gwent5914]

😂

[@-TheOracle-]

Exactly and even to include the Chinese working at their well paying US manufacturers.

[@MithunOnTheNet]

RVing is popular in the UK too. It's not just an American thing.

[@ImagesOfCountries]

The RV lifetyle is a worthwhile aspiration of many a Chinese person... many also do it using a simple converted van, which is a much more affordable altenative than a full-fledged commercial RV.

[@mingyuhuang8944]

I'm in the caravan business and we import all our stock from China. The Chinese are really smart and learn quick from all the habits and products of westerners. the Chinese caravan market is now bigger than the west combined.

[@ainz1325]

Ofcourse it will be bigger bcause of the size or population 😂

[@_orangutan]

@@ainz1325 Chinas population is like 1 billion+. It's its own world if you really think about it. Some of their lesser-known cities are magnificent as well.

[@ainz1325]

@@_orangutan yea i know those ghost cities are like creepy

[@damienyuen7718]

@@ainz1325 In a consumer based global economy whichever nation has the most middle class consumers will be number one. China will soon be number one. Already are in some ways. More progress to go.

[@RaidenOverlord]

🇹🇼

[@shinigummyl1586]

This is really cool i’m hoping that the eldery really benefits alot from this decision.

[@hellovagim]

They might look younger than their kids working in the city after 10 years travelling

[@gotmilk91]

That's a dream, to go RVing all across China and surrounding boundaries! 😃

[@ctrl-del630]

I live in the Netherlands. So often called one of the best countries in the world. Well, momentarily I live in an old school that will be demolished in June because there are no affordable houses. I am not the youngest person but still part of the workforce and plenty of years to go until retirement when there will be no pension left. So a couple of years ago I decided that if I want to retire without living in poverty I need to get out of this country. This is where everything comes together. Because I need to leave this place and I need another place to live, I might buy a (used) RV in preparation of my future. Because living in an RV is relatively cheap I can save up some money and retire early. There are people who live in an RV on a constant bases. I have never done this and I have no idea what it will be like but I hope it is something for me because there are not many alternatives for me here.

[@stephenmani8495]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. If you leave the Netherlands, then which countries are you considering as options where you might move to?

[@ctrl-del630]

@@stephenmani8495 I have no idea yet. I need to visit the countries on my list and do research about the economic and social situation. Countries that are on my list are Belarus, Russia, Kazakhstan, Azerbeidzjan. Ones I decide to go I will never look back. By the way, living in an RV in the Netherlands is only legal under certain circumstances. Having a list with countries is one thing but when things get (economically) really bad here, I may just go, just drive. Just see where I end up. I have saved up a little money and I just have to see how far it will take me.

[@stephenmani8495]

@@ctrl-del630 - OK, thanks for your response. All the best for your plans and venture! I agree the world is becoming a more and more uncertain and crazier place! Everything appeared a lot more stable till about 20 years ago (at least on the surface), but not any more.

[@ctrl-del630]

@@stephenmani8495 Thank you. And you are absolutely right. In fact, It is quite a coincidence that you mention "20 years ago". This is exactly the period when I noticed changes here in Dutch society as well and slowly started to warn people.When I look at the western world today, I see too many people dancing in the bar of the Titanic. If you know what I mean. This may count for many other countries as well. But I don't know the people in these countries. Most people in Ukraine don't even know that America instigated a coup in 2014. Well anyway.... Keep a sharp eye on what is happening around you. Then you will be fine.

[@johnrolandgoh130]

Come to Malaysia. It's still very much more laid-back then most countries in Europe. I move back to Malaysia after living in the UK. I enjoy my return very much😂

[@iamnotfooled]

So glad the Chinese are exploring and supporting tourism in their own country.

[@MrRandyfive]

Congratulations China….. you will enjoy caravan holidays….. from Australia

[@CodeMeat]

Just a new hobby trending, but the facilities are still lacking compared to Straya....BUT, it will also mean there is a great investment opportunity right in front of our eyes right now!

[@pepsodentvanila]

I also want to travel across China with those RV. With smooth and well connected roadway, it will be an easy adventure And foremost: China is very safe. No need to worry about gun shooting in the certain areas

[@andia968]

mauuu nebeng boleh

[@-TheOracle-]

Just bring hazmat suits and gas masks. China is the leading cause of global deaths due to their nasty habits, diseases and viruses that cines from out of China.

[@Industryworth]

@@-TheOracle- china is like the definition of stability even though the government is evil- it’s been around 5000 years and is not remotely the cause of the worlds turmoil

[@World-of-Fireworks]

what about knife stabbings? That seems to be trendy in china, especially schools

[@blokin5039]

@@World-of-Fireworks There is always a mass shooting going on in the US. All day every day.

[@kristianoleg7113]

This is prove that China's living standard has increase over decades. It's a big improvement for wealthy standard among Chinese citizens. Congratulations, their hardwork is finally pay off.

[@-TheOracle-]

Yes thanks to the US and the EU moving their manufacturing base to much iij ba beginning in the 1970s.

[@pepelepew1227]

@@-TheOracle- what a bunch of excuses. sad

[@-TheOracle-]

​@@pepelepew1227 Even your name tells on you as your lies stink. The only sad one here is you. Who are you, a CEO of some sell out US Republican corporation that moved to China because you detest your own country. Take you fascism and stick it in your conservative alt right as-sets.

[@wynn3077]

@@pepelepew1227 A bunch of excuses like you have for having another Pepe Le Pew account. Why were you responding to my post , Beijing rejects US agency report saying Covid 19 likely emerged from Chinese lab leak with two different Pepe Le Pew accounts. Wasn’t it you that said it didn’t exist. 301 comments mixed in with your account comments and you said nothing.😂 Busted 🙀

[@yooneunhyesarang9245]

I'm young and yet this is perfectly the lifestyle I want!

[@alexanderdantonio8999]

See china...we have things in common.

[@World-of-Fireworks]

@draftee the white tr@$h f@ggot and China is way more efficient in killing its own citizens

[@mjb47pappy]

China has advanced so far so fast it's breath taking. Amazing people.

[@jcwolfe1751]

Wow, the RVs in China are way nicer than in the US.

[@bobbymoss6160]

Aside from that pimped out Mercedes RV, the rest looks pretty pedestrian. Have you seen the luxury RVs some of the US companies are selling?

[@peanut0brain]

​@@bobbymoss6160 I have gone to the largest RV show on earth in Hershey Park Pennsylvania a few times and China's are nicer and cooler.

[@pipiqiqi4010]

these small size RVs are more popular in CHINA, because the small size and big size required different driver license.

[@joshispro345]

US designs are usually bigger and boxier than chinas smaller and curved designs the US goes for more of an old styled vehicle china tries to make theirs look futuristic and look like a modern house i prefer the US designs since im not a fan of futuristic designs

[@gwent5914]

Not really, the luxury RV is crazy in US.

[@bruceyung70]

The wealth and prosperity in China is raising life’s standards with more RV vacations!

[@DaniTrejo45]

Please 🙏🙏 Don't make campfire in rv

[@daviddevlogger]

That still doesn't change the fact that there are 49million kangaroos in Australia and 3.5million people in Uruguay which means if the kangaroos were to invade Uruguay, each person will have to fight 14 kangaroos 😤

[@yanchan9711]

？？？

[@royeusebio5462]

i hope that this RVs are best seller in The Philippines this is the answer for fully booked hotels or perfect for family camping coz the place of New Zealand of the Philippines called Mapanuepe

[@custardad1800]

saleswoman - Mr. Liu 1:56 I’m confused

[@davidlaw9686]

Life in china has taken another notch of pleasure seeking.

[@Kanukosan]

Read one thousand books and travel one thousand li (讀萬卷書行萬里路 ), as Liu Yi (劉懿1017-1086) said back in the 11th century. The Chinese were already doing tourism in their country back in the Ming dynasty.

[@nubz8671]

That looks like the DeedleRV my dream RV....

[@willkrummeck]

anyone traveling to cape town? Would be cool to keep a video diary.

[@yellowbird5411]

I don't understand why the creators of this clip attached such a "comical" and childish music score to it that would be more appropriate for a cartoon. We don't do that to videos about RV'ing in the U.S., as we take it seriously and view it as a free-spirited and independent lifestyle, on this monetary level. It seems that anything about older retirees pulls in the jokester journalists and video makers, but it escapes me as to why it is funny that after working many years and saving diligently to stay independent we are to view older people as secondary citizens.

[@RvLicious69]

they expect you to work your whole life and then die at a retirement home, it's disgusting.. I'm glad more people are doing this, live your lives!

[@johnyossarian9059]

Who expect that? I think most retirees in China live with their families. Not in retirement homes. Living in retirement homes is not very common in China. In fact, it's not very common in Asia.

[@TheWinezen]

Wait till they see the cost of petrol for these gas guzzlers. They need to back up those systems with wind and solar as well as a water catchment system.

[@Sherw1ne]

Just buy 2nd hand box truck or van and convert it, its more cheaper than those rv's.

[@steve3508]

We have been doing that for decades in Australia.

[@ianhomerpura8937]

Because of cheap Australian oil, probably.

[@jazzque1810]

Want to get one when I'm going to retire

[@suzannapachanian432]

Excellent bravo 👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@miaya3898]

Fantastic! And not one American 🇺🇸 rv manufacturer. Even more fantastic!

[@masterkoi29]

This mindset of Many Chinese retiree was the same mindset of ancient Chinese people. Most ancient Chinese emperors,choose to live in a far away place after they gave their throne to their successors. I hope that those ancient mindset of ancient Chinese people was still practice by many Chinese.

[@lemondropkid6175]

How about RV rentals? Are there many parks in China? Water and electricty, and dump zones are things to consider. It is a great way to spend time when you retire, very comfortable and independent.

[@masterkoi29]

Many retired Chinese people can bought their own RV. There's few RV rental in china but many Chinese retiree prefer to have own RV in order to explore different places all over china.

[@yudogcome5901]

The small city in southern China where I live has a huge lakeside park, which has specially opened up RV camps. Many RVs in the north will come here every winter.

[@spacebarwasd9782]

Modular RV is the future

[@gustavorea862]

CHINA 🇨🇳 ECUADOR 🇪🇨

[@Kaizer177]

The Aussie way

[@raadjad]

how to rent RV in China for a summer trip

[@belkyshaddad9849]

BEST WAY TO GO TO COLLEG !!!!!& SEE. THE WORLD 😎🌎😎!!!!

[@calvinkong2599]

I'm also planning 1

[@chadfife3265]

Thailand suffered pre covid from Chinese driving in RV from China, bringing in their own supplies. No money was spent locally, but the Chinese tourist left behind garbage and sewage. Got so bad Thai Gov had to ban RV from outside country.

[@justnow5809]

Any proof?

[@chadfife3265]

@@justnow5809 look up news 2019 thailand RV

[@jayshreeram3031]

This vechile is best for American homeless people.

[@tanned06]

Practical issue might be there aren't as many camp sites or large parking lots available in China for RVs like that in North America.

[@johnyossarian9059]

Nah. The RV industry and its supporting infrastructure (parking lots, water power hookups, waste water discharge stations) have been developing fast in the past few years. In China, development comes fast and wide. I know this because I follow a few Chinese RVer accounts on Chinese social media

[@feizai245]

Chinese people living in regular houses: "Neehaw, how are you." Chinese people living in the RVs: "Yeehaaw!!! Howdy matey?"

[@Steven-xf8mz]

People who have worked 3 decades or more, definitely needs to find their own way of retirement. Being an introvert, I would imagine myself staying at home or find a nice place where i can enjoy peaceful time for whatever remaining days i will have. That being said, i'm a firm believer that people should try out more stuff before their last breath. lol.

[@xEPICxNESS]

You can tell Mr Zhang was popular when he was young 😂 a sweet talker LOL

[@jehgelo]

greatest dream to discover china! love it

[@andysandys.6825]

Never Stop Overlanding !

[@inquisitvem6723]

They’ve been watching too many RV KZbinrs in America and Europe

[@wanderlustoceans8205]

Not only China but worldwide I am buying an RV and life life with it too!

[@steve3508]

Would love to travel China but fear being from Australia may cause concern.

[@huanghermann5207]

I do not see any limit to foreigners in tourist destinations. Unless near the sensitive military zones, there is no restriction for tourists.

[@catherineyong6507]

@@huanghermann5207 yep. Same rules as in other countries.

[@andia968]

dont worry, it is completely different from what they portay in media. people are very nice too. they dont care about politics

[@gzuo5973]

Don’t worry welcome to China! There are plenty of foreigners, some even stay in China permanently with families( but with a Chinese partner ) .

[@caocao4266]

Actually there are a quite a lot australians living in China. All foreigners are safe to visit China. Just beware of pickpockets.

[@bleach666]

China version of trailer park boys is coming out soon

[@1965Singaporean]

I advise Singaporean rent out their house and do the same in China or Australia.

[@qrs_tuv1925]

This is going to be huge. Awesome to see.

[@jieliu8088]

1 China is huge,to explore the whole China,maybe a lifetime not enough. 2 China is very diverse culturally,never feel boring 3 China is extremely safe,female walking alone even in the midnight is totally OK 4 China has the best infrastructure,those highways in the Tibet and other mountainous regions are just breathtaking. 5 China is beautiful has all kinds of geography and climates 6 Chinese people are very friendly. 7 4g 5g coverage is the world best,even including the very remote areas 8 food is delicious and diverse also affordable 9 the cost of travel is not expensive

[@kenhuang123]

conclusion : China is the most advanced country in the world

[@World-of-Fireworks]

wow, can we have more awesome facts on china? There seems to be absolutely no downside about china!

[@yudogcome5901]

I am Chinese, and the first 8 items are all correct, but the last item is a bit problematic. Tickets for tourist attractions are very expensive and unreasonable. Of course, the vast natural scenery and human culture are free.

[@anjalihitang7478]

It's great for travellers 😘

[@markryansaddi6734]

Looks like US?

[@kuchikopi4631]

My parents just bought overseas properties after our compensation.

[@jayechow8525]

One of the biggest obstacle to RV popularity is the government itself especially its overjealous Transport Ministry. Unlike the west, eastern countries deliberate attempt to put up unneccessary regulations makes it difficult for people to innovate and promote RV.

[@virtutemodestia3477]

[@ianhomerpura8937]

Not sure about that. There has been a massive upsurge in RV importation and manufacturing lately, especially in China, Japan, and South Korea, with oher countries like the Philippines following suit.

[@jayechow8525]

@@ianhomerpura8937 in the west, you can DIY a RV. In the east, you cant as it against most transportation laws. Buying a RV from oversea will cost 5 times more as you have to pay import duties.

[@ianhomerpura8937]

@@jayechow8525 I have seen a lot of DIY RVs here as well, especially on KZbin. They're not as regulated as you might think

[@jayechow8525]

@@ianhomerpura8937 they are illegal modifications. Just dont get caught. You may need to undo all those modifications and pay a fine. Buying an imported one is too expensive. RV can never become popular.

[@ssss.8568]

Looks nice

[@dotaboy888]

3:05 she say what

[@wynn3077]

@Cheung Chau Hello again Pat Huang.

[@exas4791]

0:10 : That makes anyone envious !

[@gsismaet5385]

Welcome to the touring tribe people. Now, lobby your local govt to set aside AIRES in villages like the do in France. Spend a few days in these quaint villages and spend your money there. Helps the local economy.

[@containedhurricane]

Is it safe to do this in India, Brazil, Canada, Australia and other big countries? In the US, the risks of getting hit by stray bullets and attacked by violent people are high

[@ItsHonski]

In Canada, your biggest concern would be getting stranded in the middle of nowhere or getting mauled by bears

[@lyz0711]

Travelling with RV is pretty popular and safe in Canada usually. There are RV parks off the highway and many people own RVs and have road trips in the summer.

[@bloodndestroy]

Don‘t be in major cities and that chance goes down to almost zero.

[@kaylancor]

Van life is very popular in US. Only in a few bad cities would it be dangerous. But all countries have their bad locations.

[@bloodndestroy]

@K C Same thing, avoid the major cities, and chances are almost nil.

[@nickdavidelijah]

“Are you friends?” I’m pretty sure they’re a couple. Probs didn’t feel safe saying //

[@proudwumao7280]

China is getting really richer and richer

[@-TheOracle-]

Thanks to the US and EU manufacturing infrastructure having moved to China.

[@replied631]

In 🇵🇭 .. 1 RV = 1 KZbinr

[@ckokloong]

Someone has to start encouraging it.

[@gustavorea862]

CHINA 🇨🇳 🚢🚌🚌🚌 ECUADOR 🇪🇨 🚌🚌🚌🚌

[@canpek545]

北京“拆二代”，全世界最有钱的农民。

[@59gris]

“我上不上班都行，我家里面的钱这辈子反正花不完”, 求知这指的大概得有个多少钱？

[@canpek545]

@@59gris 几千万到几亿之间，只要不搞创业、毒和赌，基本阔以。

[@DatuSumakwel7]

The erhua is very prominent in this video.

[@justnow5809]

Chihqu...

[@TL-fe9si]

New infrastructure needs: RV camps

[@james7286]

Kinda jealous ngl

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

Mongolian yurt r.v exist long time

[@LadyF71]

How nice 😊

[@smonyboy]

at least you own this asset unlike buying a house in china

[@virtutemodestia3477]

[@OkOk-qd2nc]

You don't pay taxes to government for your own property in West?

[@sew_gal7340]

China just bypassed the US in life expectancy so i guess that means the old people are going the extra mile and having a grand ol time in RVs 😂

[@engchoontan8483]

Not accurate. Test this concept = retiree with incontinence need to bring toilet(wheelchair accessible) = retiree with weak legs need wide doors with handles and steps = retiree bring maid and wheelchair(use as portable-chair) need ramp = retiree need 2 naps in day time, maybe sleep 5 times a day in total, recliner chair and space = retiree need harder cushion to prevent buttocks vein compression = retiree need water and retractable-table(heating-warmer integrated) for light snacks and tea = retiree need motel carparking with height(either not so high roof or open carpark) because they can afford to sleep in motor-hotel(motel) at night. = adult diaper changing room with nurse helping partitioning-blinds...

[@engchoontan8483]

They breed millennials. They deserve to suffer poverty-mentality 穷傻了. They use ICBC (hokkien for 要死不死) the (自)攻伤银行

[@peanut0brain]

Your lack of faith in China's retirees is disturbing... (Your neck gets crushed by Darth Vader)

[@CrankyNebelung]

So much for communism

[@peanut0brain]

Just using "communism" proves how brainwashed u r about China.

[@bolesj1]

Love this! 😊

[@MGZetta]

I mean, elders spending their wealth and keeping it in circulation gonna benefit the economy.

[@vboyz21]

Those are camper vans

[@jukio02]

They could travel to the UK if they wanted to.

[@youngmasterzhi]

Let's just hope these guys know how to defend against bottle kids

[@mohmeegaik6686]

Some Chinese people are clever at managing money

[@techtunetales]

RV market can grow more than USA because of its more region to explore

[@World-of-Fireworks]

USA is bigger than China

[@fazlulhoquechoudhury2915]

Well done..