Americans Can’t Believe China’s Prices After Rednote Goes Viral!

Thanks to Rednote, the world is discovering just how affordable and futuristic life in China really is-and Americans/ TikTok Refugees are losing their minds! From $1 meals to high-speed trains and luxury shopping malls, this reaction compilation captures the shock, awe, and envy of Americans living in or visiting China. Is this the ultimate lifestyle hack? Watch their unfiltered reactions and see why China is breaking the internet!
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#中国生活 (Zhōngguó shēnghuó) - China Life
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#便宜生活 (Piányi shēnghuó) - Cheap Living
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#美国人反应 (Měiguó rén fǎnyìng) - Americans React
#中国购物 (Zhōngguó gòuwù) - Shopping in China

[@woody1452]

Went to China and expected the locals to speak your language....the height of arrogance.

[@lenziany]

White 🙄🙄🙄

[@Enemydestroyer]

There are still white people out there who still thinks that english should be spoken everywhere. The chinese gives a F on that one lol

[@Allwin-k4w]

True... So entitled

[@willengel2458]

it cracks me up when they raised their voice with wild hand gestures in order to make the local understand.

[@Allwin-k4w]

​​@@willengel2458don't these young travellers know about Google translate. I am Surprised.

[@IA100KPDT]

Why didn't the Americans know? Poor Americans, they don't have freedom of Information.

[@user-ki1bk5fi8b]

only info are from cia controlled msm.

[@user-ki1bk5fi8b]

only lying narratives from mike pompao the mifia

[@jacklyncheung4993]

I cannot believe the level of high tech in Chinese cars! Truly astounding

[@Aroundthecorner1727]

I discovered youtubers living and visiting China quite some time now, and wondered how many people are aware of the wonderful changes in China.The country is and example because the ruling government made it a priority to invest in itself first, thus bringing their citizens out of extreme poverty, creating a safe, clean environment, great infrastructure, amazing transportation system. When politicians put the country and their citizens first, working together, not for their profit, regardless of how many parties there are, the country prospers.

[@GGLEDOU]

Meanwhile the bullier has invested trillions of dollars in wars.

[@peterscrace3530]

That's not completely true, poverty still exists in China particularly in rural areas.

[@GiangLan-i2j]

​@@peterscrace3530but they can use mobile phones and can have chance to accept education to change themselves

[@defaultname354]

​@@peterscrace3530800million people not enough for you ? You can't even get 700k out of homeless in US ....

[@peterscrace3530]

@@defaultname354 I'm not knocking China, but facts are facts I have seen people in rural China eat rats because they are so poor. I have been to China many many times and I love the place but it's not all glitzy modern city's.

[@GGLEDOU]

America has much more fertile lands than China. Its fruits, vegetables and meat could be sold at cheap prices. But when foods are traded on the stock market and their prices are kept high by the destruction of surplus production, it isn't surprising many Americans can't afford decent and balanced meals.

[@passby8070]

Yep... Avoid monopoly at all cost... At the end of the day, once they dominates you will be forever their slaves...

[@user-ki1bk5fi8b]

everything in the us is peg to cost of gas,inturn the gas is manipulated by the oliarchate oli corps.

[@GGLEDOU]

@@user-ki1bk5fi8b So, the U.S. economy relies mainly on speculations, household indebtedness, military industrial complex ...

[@mikemartin5018]

但是中国的牛奶和牛肉还是太贵了，我非常喜欢这两种食物

[@hengongchua6250]

@@GGLEDOU , they also hire lots of cheap workers from southern neighbor working in the farm and pay them peanuts.

[@garyhuang3868]

不管國家如何貧窮落後，只要政府和國家領導人，能夠把服務人民的生活過好日子放在第一位，這個國家就會繁榮進步。

[@CliveRosfield.16]

excellent compilation of videos

[@PeaceAnd-Prosperity]

Of course Americans have to pay more for everything. How do you expect American multi-billionaires to sustain themselves? 😅

[@HardyMung]

It's lower costs of living, but high quality of life ! That's Socialism ! That's Freedom !

[@jasonherman2126]

Oh man the food I'm starving here in Tennessee finish me

[@azaharsafahan1607]

One side prioritize the welfare of the people and the other side favour the corporations, arms suppliers & contractors and Israel. The citizens can choose their preferable type of government.

[@ZK-rj5we]

实际上你们并不能。你们被教育使用选票，这是没有意义的。 中国中学的教材就明确写着国家是一个阶级统治另一个阶级的工具，警察军队是其暴力机器。 你作为被统治阶级通过统治阶级制定的规则是无法得到你想要的结果的。你能得到的只有虚假的承诺。

[@pengzhang5081]

这是社会主义社会和资本主义社会的根本不同 你要知道美国欧洲英国是资本主义社会 肯定是为资本家服务 老百姓就是工具😢

[@danCC12345]

All these new tech on those vehicles are not allowed in the states. 😂😂 unless you are willing to pay double or triple of those prices.

[@user-ki1bk5fi8b]

even tolit seats are spies according to the bigottedUSA

[@DoomsdayLastSurvivor]

I'm a white girl that lives in China 3 years now and i love it.

[@everythingisfineee]

Yes, and you speak 25 languages, and you are an air force pilot

[@mrbungle112loser5]

I’m be happy in the USA if I and my family get home safe and alive.!!! I know am asking for alot!!

[@JohnThomas-x7q]

By some estimates, there are some 90 to 100 million Christians in China and non-Chinese nationals think "Christmas" is not celebrated in China ?? You've got to be kidding !!

[@victorwong4938]

Nonsense.

[@JohnThomas-x7q]

@@victorwong4938 You mean Chinese Christians don't celebrate Christmas at home ? Or, the number of Christians do not reach 90 to 100 million by some estimates ???

[@JohnThomas-x7q]

@@victorwong4938 So, which part of my comment is nonsensical ?

[@captives6479]

Christmas in China only celebrated by Christians which make up only a tiny percentage of the population.

[@willengel2458]

Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving are foreign to China, that's why China doesn't adopt but adapt to foreign presence in China.

[@MingYang-d8s]

Heard of when in Rome do as the Romans do?? 😂😂

[@wuyufei1980]

In China, from primary school to high school education is completely free. As long as one pays for textbooks and other related expenses, there is no need to pay tuition fees. If one is admitted to a public university (public universities in China offer better teaching quality), the annual tuition fee ranges from 3,000 to 5,000 yuan. This is an opportunity that can enable a complete class transition. After working, Chinese people need to pay at least 300 yuan per month for medical insurance (for those who are still working, 80% of medical expenses can be reimbursed; for retirees, 90% can be reimbursed), social insurance (the government will transfer at least 2,500 yuan to your bank card every month after retirement), unemployment insurance (after unemployment, the government will provide unemployment benefits of 1,000 to 1,500 yuan for six months), work-related injury insurance, and maternity insurance. This 300 yuan includes these five insurances. This is the minimum amount that needs to be paid.

[@Guest-e1d]

Say it the other way. The US, and Europe are too expensive.

[@everythingisfineee]

I don't see Americans or Europeans eating that kind of breakfast to begin with, also the median salary in China is around $1000 but it's well over $2500 in France or in the UK and around $5000 in the US. So, let's stop cherry picking our information to make a point. And BTW the point is "boo-hoo my life is so hard please somebody watch me".

[@Guest-e1d]

@everythingisfineee Due to those high salaries and prices the US and Europe can't compete. It's their own mistake that they fail. Don't complain about illegal competition. Even their investments in the Global South failed despite the low salaries and other costs up there. Because your supply line and logistics are weak.

[@chatsoon6802]

wth...tesla showroom inside the mall?

[@freedumb_3.0]

China's price is super cheap if you're making American wage, so it is not all pink fluffy unicorn dancing on rainbow. For the average Chinese working class making Chinese wages, it seems like life is middle class. A house, 1.5 kids, a cat/dog, a car, weekend family outings, a vacation once every 2 years. You know, the American dream.

[@ronald8792]

I think we all know why it's safe

[@Guest-e1d]

Christmas has nothing to do with decorations. We celebrate the birthday of our Jesus Christ.

[@超你家人]

评论区真的很奇怪，你们说的圣诞节和基督教不都是韩国发明的吗？我们是不会去过这种节日的

[@delroyMoney-d6g]

🤔🤔🫢

[@KansaiCornetto]

but its expensive for local

[@user-ki1bk5fi8b]

because of the exchange rate1$=7.23rmb.plus any where in the world,if prices are liw because wages are low.

[@Nooney-x8s]

No，it is affordable for local.

[@FEIYUEDAI-mj7gn]

普通人 吃喝 娱乐 汽车 都没问题 房子会要攒钱很久

[@admiralwei]

It's not. You have better understanding once you gone through the following: 1) China isn't fully open for some financial institutions, strict rules against mainly the credit card companies and wall-street investment firms. People are paying stuffs with their mobiles, which is directly linked to their bank account. Majority has No credit cards. 2) 93% home ownerships in China, only 20% took home loan, rest of them were purchased buy cash or government welfare program. 3) Also, China has 43% saving rate. 4) Every price tag you see, no additional taxes. 5) No inflation in the past of 4-5 years. Prices are super stable, some even went down called as "deflation". Concluded with above info and factor in, you realize they are a saving, then spending society. Most of their citizens are debt free. They are certainly making less, but in the end of the day, they end up more saving, and this is what counts. In the U.S., every price tag been jackup for corporate profitability and teriff..etc., plus too much taxes such as personal income (forbidden by constitution), Federal, State and sale taxes. Not to mentioned 20% tips pretty much everywhere we go. Then we got student loan, car loan and housing...just too much debts with interest. On top of that, enhanced with inflational system that flavor to the riches. For average joe, the purchasing power been deprived, dimishing day by day. 52% our citizens don't even have 1000USD cash in bank account with little as 4% saving rate. Remember, our average income is 59k and China is only 13k, and they end up more saving then us? We are in serious problem! 59k acerage income, 72k average spending per person, GDP per capital exceeding 80k, what's wrong with this picture? Don't focus on the face value, it's meaningless. In 1940, average income was 4600USD, but convert that to today's inflation rate, that money is valued more than 80k+. So does american making more or less? If we are still making 1940's 4600USD, we are debt free.

[@cool-0501]

Yes, it’s very expensive, and now it’s very difficult for children in our country to eat eggs, not to mention milk and meat.

[@kennethlim210]

Common Americans just can't do anything...hope there'll be a real good leader next election.

[@SaretGnasoh]

fat chance in plutocracy system

[@GGLEDOU]

Since few decades, Americans have had to choose between cholera and plague in their presidential elections.

[@isaac780602]

做夢吧，你們只能在財團推出的代表人之中二選一，他們永遠只會照顧財富頂層的利益

[@everythingisfineee]

well if every one of you is going to stare at other countries on social media and not do anything for five years, yeah i guess you'll have to wait for someone to do something

[@willengel2458]

we visited a friend in Amsterdam, he ordered a bottle of Jack D and Mary Jane on the phone. they certainly have door to door delivery in Nederland.

[@SteveNboise-ke7nd]

This video about China says a lot too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZ6cnaJupqqMfpI They may not have Red Note yet.

[@cool-0501]

Especially curious, does anyone really believe this kind of video? In the Chinese media, such videos would be reported as promoting false information.

[@everythingisfineee]

every last one of them is so cringe, i can't watch

[@GardeDuCoeur]

In China the minimum wage is $375 so it's not cheap at all. 🤦‍♂

[@isaac780602]

你知道中國有很多所謂的底層工作，公司除了賦予薪水還包含伙食甚至住宿嗎? 所以中國人即使領著最低工資也不會餓死或流落街頭，甚至他們假日還能去吃餐廳呢z

[@maynotbe]

it depends where, most places cost off living are cheap

[@zprodigalson]

Not to mention, a lot of things in China are free, such as most national parks, museums, and zoos. Also, universal healthcare. Some companies provide free lunches. So even if they have low income, they can still live very comfortably. It's possible for them to save money if they decide to live very frugally.

[@passby8070]

The poor have more options in China than the poor in the US. There's no comparison. If they can't afford a car, they can get very affordable scooter, or take state of the art subway or high-speed rail. They can live in any neighbourhood that is affordable without the fear of safety, they can buy really cheap veggies and locally produce proteins in their local market that are much fresher than the American middle class is enjoying..

[@420mtbrider]

ignorance is bliss