What The Chinese Think Of Kim Jong Un | ASIAN BOSS

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[@derekaitken]

"What do you think of Kim Jong Un?" "He's fat"

[@redbitch3362]

It's really different if you're also a fat person 😢🤣

[@jonathansandoval374]

More like kim Jong UNF 🤡

[@ericmerante8745]

A famous guy who wants world piece by launching a nuclear😇

[@chrismaloney2108]

And gay

[@mooshiros7053]

They don't call him kim fatty the third for nothing

[@unclepodger]

That kid hitting the mic 😂😂😂

[@zhiyuanzhang1721]

he knew its time for his dad to stop, lmao

[@icedlemontea2421]

😂😂Yeah

[@tonylu9327]

hahaha

[@yajunchen2448]

The interview is too long,that kid has no patience,he wants to keep walking with his father.

[@liqiller]

​@Wanming Hu That's not true. I am Chinese, but everyone can tell that these people are expressing their own thoughts without government controlling. I know that you are probably just making a joke, but actually I am offended.

[@xing7240]

The translation is relatively too simple, missing some important details that were stated by the people.

[@林某-p3x]

no, I am Chinese, I think the translation is accurate.

[@irvingking2741]

@@林某-p3x correct, but not accurate. 很多微妙的地方确实没有翻译出来。

[@leogogo7041]

中文太丰富，每个字每个词每句话，用同数量的英文很难翻译

[@maxweber1069]

@@leogogo7041 的确

[@棉花地里吃西瓜]

大部分国人都是觉得：国家之间没有永远的朋友，只有永远的利益。 专心发展自己的国家，不要多管闲事。 只有自己足够强，别人才会认真听你的想法。

[@allenji8078]

名字哈哈哈哈哈

[@darrenchen4720]

然而这些美国人会自动翻译。 他们是社会主义国家，所以他们没朋友。

[@JimmyW-i4h]

Allen Ji 蔡英文失散多年的姐妹吗😂

[@wxavier2216]

这就是现实，跟你关系再好，不让我挣你钱，怎么行。

[@RD-ht6go]

闷声发大财 🤣

[@kyose4224]

personally, I fell like Chinese people are really thoughtful and willing to share their thoughts with people.

[@snputri]

I'm so impressed by your content recently, amazing job

[@mewhy826]

watching the interview, you’ll know why China can develop so fast 🙂 most of the opinions are on point, and smart.

[@msjadhav5192]

Because of western investors

[@StrategicFooyouAgency-dg8yh]

@@msjadhav5192 Do you think so highly of yourself? Haha, the proportion of foreign investment in China is extremely low, and the largest enterprises are all state-owned enterprises. Do you think you are very powerful in the West?

[@richardschiffman7657]

Most of these answers were very insightful, inquisitive and best of all NON-BIASED! I wish many blessings for the great Chinese people.

[@tijldeclerck7772]

Non-biased, these people are brainwashed into thinking NK is just a country going about its business, lol.

[@jimmycho7256]

@@tijldeclerck7772 ？

[@birdyashiro1226]

@@tijldeclerck7772 OK CIA BOI

[@huiyang4231]

I think a lot of comments show a great degree of immaturity. A lot of people already admitted that there was a very little reporting of North Korea. Chinese show very little interest in the Kermit kingdom as well. When talking about a country, two things must be considered. First: how truthful the media is regarding the said country. Second: are people interested enough to research the source materials. One interviewee said it very well; politics and people are two separate issues. The Chinese government has interests in North Korea, however; Chinese people don't.

[@PT-ve1fl]

Damn right!

[@OPrincessXJasmineO]

excellent post.

[@OPrincessXJasmineO]

yep

[@tuzhang3000]

Then tell me, which country has a lot of news about North Korea? Which country knows Kim Jeong-eun's visit China beforehand? China is good with North Korea, but many Chinese don't like. So what? It's not decided by your own preferences. North Korea is beneficial for China either politically or geographically, so long as it can stabilize the situation in Northeast Asia. In South Korea even Japan there still many people who don't want to see American soldiers. They are also so-called democratic countries. Can they decide that they will not interact with the US? Your view is not at all true. 那么请告诉我，有哪个国家对朝鲜的新闻报道的很多？有哪个国家事先知道金正恩访中？ 中国对朝鲜好，是有中国人不喜欢，那又怎样？有些事情不是由你个人喜好来决定的。朝鲜对于中国来说不管是政治还是地缘上都是有益的，只要能稳定住东北亚局势的话。 韩国日本还照样有很多人不待见美国大兵呢，他们还是所谓的民主国家，他们能决定国家不跟美国来往吗？ 你这个观点根本不成立，底下还有那么多人跟风也是醉了。

[@alexnick4996]

im assuming youre Chinese since your name is Hui Yang i might wrong but according to the western media Chinese ppl can't make a such great logical comment about this situation since they are all so called "brainwashed" LOL

[@Elena-io8lt]

I absolutely love this channel

[@김우성-h8u]

Because you're chinese.

[@Elena-io8lt]

김우성 I'm european. My comment has nothing to do with this video, I just said that I love their channel and I appreciate their work.

[@김우성-h8u]

+iam Elena This channel is supported by japanese nationalism and chinese sinocentrism.

[@yuwenhui5465]

I love tzuyu

[@anushka1223]

HI Tzuyu

[@ursaminor3740]

I sense Chinese people are much more westernized in personality than people in South Korea and Japan you did in previous videos

[@jhasjhis9]

Сергей Цуодиклюбов yes, isn’t that ironic?

[@yyzhg6894]

YES!!!!!!absolutely!!!! thank god someone find it finally XD

[@skyeyes9723]

To find out more truth, stop watching KZbin, book a flight ticket, get your ass down to China and see the world with your own eyes.

[@richardjiang4045]

Sky eyes U r fucking right! bro

[@JohnDoe-qu2dr]

Cuz it is capitalism they are running there, the only exception is their government.

[@jh9301]

Most of the interviewees are definitely quite well informed and educated. Opinions definitely not brainwashed.

[@freekmulder3662]

Most said that they heard nothing about North Korea and only knew Kim Jung Un from the memes. How is this well informed?

[@brenna5316]

They’re so misinformed! Jesus, it was sad! They need google scholar or somewhere to get access to information. Didn’t even know Pyongyang is for elites so of course it is clean, but it does NOT represent the majority of North Korean shanty towns!!!!!! Pathetic

[@brenna5316]

今昔唯一 I just want you to know I’m not bashing Chinese people by any means - but the way the government is going there will never be a United Asia and it is NOT the United States fault. The physical and real politics of Japan and SK are so opposite of that of China and just do not work. I mean... and China punished south Korea just as they do. It’s like little babies fighting. That’s all our world is nowadays.

[@justinwong9935]

Brenna Paulson actually we all know both on wikipedia and on baidu baike. and watch western media, mix up all the opinions. but do you think it's good manner to talk too much on a global view? is it possible to talk a long article on the street? any way, what western media and other people images, hk taiwan media'sopinions. be polite, that is important

[@brenna5316]

Zelon Wong if you read my comments above then there is your answer. And it’s important to talk about all global issues including my piece of shit government the United States. If we ignore if we are all fucked and bound to die or peril. I hate it when people can’t pick up their hand and google search or baidu search simple things in before making comments. North Korea is very important, but their PEOPLE are more important than China, NK, or the United States governments and opinions. You can never talk too much on a global issue. For instance the water crisis that half of the world suffers from. The very ignorance we recover from NOT talking is what is causing PEOPLE (not governments) to die, be abused and suffer. I say we all get our heads out of our butts and care about what really goes on in a country and not just their political stance or the relations between the countries.

[@jackyzhang4324]

We call him " King third fat " - 金三胖

[@eunhyoeunhyo2156]

really? not"鑫胖”？

[@rishikantalamding7283]

I really like how they answer their interview... Love how they speak Chinese 😊❤ I'm from North East India.

[@GGWP-gm5cq]

Well my hometown in China is a boarder line to North Korea, there are quite some North Korean people work there, I met and known some of them. They are basically normal folks, no ambitions and just trying to live on. Personally, the only point they pissed me off is some of them work in place like restaurant, and they cannot understand or speak Chinese (but they are usually new comer). Although, people in my hometown don't like North Korea as a political time bomb sit next to our door, they are one of the factor that influence the development of the city, and the North Korean are tricky as fk when we are trying to do business with them. Also, if you want to do interview like this you may want to interview some Northern (especially North Eastern) Chinese, the answer you get will be more extreme/dramatic. Southerner are bit to polite when talk about this kind of issue and they do have some sense of political correctness in comparison, Northerner in this case just don't really give a sht.

[@stephysun]

GG WP my grandma live near North Korea, and we’ve been there! Hi neighbor 👍🏻👐🏻

[@jonangorman6341]

@bishes be mad lol, his comment doesn't say anything cruel, lol. The comment is more like grandma insulting waitress about her order. Lol

[@kuljahanproductions4587]

有微信吗?

[@factorerivative]

@S.S so ur northeastern chinese?do u have discord or bilibili?

[@gigagurke7364]

How would they learn a different language in such isolated place? Chinese is not easy as well, i wouldn't know where to start.

[@jasonmanning6317]

As an American I love watching this. I love seeing what average people in China think. They’re not that different from us. I’ve only ever met one person from China.

[@zhanhoboss6230]

People are pretty much the same

[@tawnavalte8890]

That baby and his Continuous boxing around with the Mic...is the best Part! 😂 Great Work !

[@everythingonyourmind2454]

I like how they say same thing with different approach to the subject

[@jiefeit2499]

@Caffeine no more Have u ever study in Chinese school?

[@Funcakes20]

Who the hell does the Chinese translations for this channel!? Google translate?

[@mxc5006]

Another great content from Asian Boss

[@sinenomine9093]

Thanks for another great video, Asian Boss.

[@viscountj7037]

Guy in 3:56: China is ruled by one party; translation: autocracy

[@ste6826]

Very interesting to hear Chinese provide a wide range of opinions on North Korea. Some comments are actually very sensible and Chinese clearly do not like North Korea having nuclear weapons, see it as a very undeveloped country, and have much more respect for South Korea but unfortunately do not seem to realise how China’s involvement in NK in the 1950’s directly contributed to the state of NK today.

[@sweetdreamer3352]

1950...guy... that's like millions of years ago.

[@stoneshao4985]

if you study the war deeply,you'll know this is a product by cold war,there was no justis or evil by both side. war is disastor for ordinary people and soldiors,hope peace forever

[@ZoeCuiM]

It was US's involvement that forced China to join force with NK.

[@dznuts123]

and you failed to realize it was the us who interfered first in the korean war.

[@xsrchow2499]

China issued several warnings before the U.S. crossed the 38th parallel, they warned the U.S. how they would rescue North Korea if they still didn't retreat back south of the 38th parallel, but the U.S. didn't care about China's warnings, MacArthur thought the Chinese were still in a primitive society and had no idea how to fight a war, the result was that China went into Korea and fought a 3 year war with the Americans, then the Americans didn't want to fight and offered an armistice.

[@boringunoriginalname]

Really interesting and informative video, lots of diverse opinions! It would be great to see a similar video with the the Chinese populations view on the China-Pakistan relations.

[@danalain4126]

This video shows that Chinese people are smart, opinionated, educated, and knowledgeable about the world and themselves . They don’t seem brainwashed, or misguided at all. What else have I been lied to by the US media ??

[@cool-0501]

我特别好奇，你们被洗脑了什么。评论里的认知和交谈我认为大家基本都有。因为我们国内获得媒体宣传都是鼓励独立思考并且报道事实，虚假宣传在中国是违法的。

[@JWar-wu2il]

00:45 Lil man's hairstyle made it to the cover yo! LIT! 🔥

[@Xynudu]

Excellent interview and comments, as usual. Cheers Rob

[@ily8054]

very interesting, totally different view from what the regular westerner would think

[@Soulspinner001]

The lady at 8:46 is the epitome of sarcastic humour, wrapped in a veil of Chinese politeness. Fantastic way to describe Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump. That should be the closing statement if they ever make a documentary about them

[@jomkesora2412]

Ok I hv seen quite a lot of videos of chinese people being interviewed and I find that they are quite to the point and smart

[@HotPepperLala]

"we are both an autocracy" LOL true words.

[@isabellahudson8287]

Chinese ppl are so smart and educated! I like they being really neutral towards other countries' fairs, don't act hypocrites～

[@pacificdawn5999]

BTS jikook No, we are now. Some of us are nationalism, considering ourselves as Han people. We have so many discriminated words against almost all foreign countries. A part of the reason is we had been occupied so many times. Whenever the history is mentioned, we are always telling ourselves to stay strong.

[@sagonk7355]

@@pacificdawn5999 Totally meaningless.Prejudice exists everywhere and it depends on each person.

[@kaytee6895]

This is crazy watching as an American because it was such a big thing at the time hearing NK had nuclear middles pointed at us it’s weird to think they didn’t know

[@JAV_tv555]

A classmate from North Korea learn nuclear physics 🤔🤔🤔 U know XD🤣🤣🤣

[@MrNeilTV]

For me it’s so sad how relations between China and the US are. I really think we could be such beneficial allies especially when it comes to trade. I know many Americans don’t share my view, but we could really learn a lot from China! Regardless China will be the dominant super power soon if they aren’t already.

[@losangels6893]

Sherry is getting better . She is doing a good job!

[@akshay6361]

The kid's so cute. He seems to enjoy the mic. Also I didn't knew that Kim Jon Un studied earlier in Switzerland. Interesting

[@vmezaaa]

HAHAH that kid just started hitting the mic XD

[@tinkmarshino]

Well being the old cynical fella I am I am always suspicious of any media outfit that gives us others opinions and presents them as truth... But I have come to trust Asian Boss a bit and admire there effort at bringing us the truth.. At the very least there topics and subject matter is interesting.

[@Neo-jty]

Kim Jong Un ？ First thing pops up in my mind is with music

[@abbi9638]

i learn so much from this channel. thank you asianboss!

[@onslaughtquinn6302]

2:02 what he said is hilarious, not ridiculous. Dude learn Chinese harder before you make translations

[@isabelleryo5099]

agree

[@tigerboo740]

@@isabelleryo5099 agree from china :D he means fun like meme.

[@chrisshent]

Great job with the interviews. I'm curious which camera/lens/grading you use. Especially in non-direct sunlight shots the images are fantastic.

[@ttfcrith22]

The dude that cares about the environment 👌🏼

[@maanobitaam5648]

Make a video on what chinese people thinks of Bollywood 😆

[@半缘君-c2k]

manobita mondal Chinese people like Aamirkhan very much.

[@maanobitaam5648]

高涵琦 good to knw that 😊

[@preshib621]

Sounds like a good idea I have heard amir khan is famous in korea and japan as well.

[@PT-ve1fl]

Well, I gotta say Bollywood makes some good movies, pretty enjoyed!

[@simplestrum]

Movies from India have been very popular in Asia for a very long time, not just currently.

[@XIL3GANDIX]

Sherry is cute, i love her accent too.

[@Junyi_loves_bunnies]

One guys said “I don’t really like him” and the translation wrote “I really don’t like him”...

[@flowrepins6663]

teach me.some japanese.

[@miasakura1933]

I love your Content! Keep up the good work 🤙

[@MinhazMurks]

"He looks fat, and has a fierce personality." Couldn't have said it better myself lol

[@ger03001]

The saying "there's no eternal friendships or hatred between countries" actually originate from the British Prime H.J.minister Palmerston. The original edition is 'a country does not have permanent friends, only permanent interest'. The reason why so many Chinese know this is probably that the saying is on Chinese high school history textbook to illustrated British traditional off-cycle balance policy. I do think there's no permanent friendships between countries, but there indeed is between people in different countries. For example, even if tension between US and China deteriorates for recent few years, we would still be thankful for the support US gave us during Our patriotic war against japan. And i think ordinary Chinese would share my viewpoint.

[@oliverhuang9846]

The have very good and diversified opinions.

[@xorqwerty8276]

That guy with the blue checkered shirt seems super cool, I want to be his friend

[@xwah5016]

In Chinese America means beautiful country and as a Chinese we really don’t have anything towards Kin Jung Un, only he’s a meme, lmao. He’s quiet popular on the meme side

[@renegadescout]

This was the an awesome video....great questions,honest answers..I much prefer leaning about what my fellow world citizens think about such important topics when it come straight from their hearts just like this.. and not from some huge propaganda machine like the mainstream media of today. Thank you for the videos...

[@KK-xi7vh]

mainstream media bashes China every chance they get. lol

[@OXEditz-808]

I'm from China 🇨🇳 and i don't like North Korea's Leader but love the suffering people 😢

[@human4172]

Thanks from south korea 🇰🇷

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Chinese: None of my business. It's up to North Korean to evaluate him. My views don't matter.

[@Junyi_loves_bunnies]

The translation has so many mistakes...one of them is when the guy said 搞笑, he meant “funny” instead of “ridiculous”

[@tigerboo740]

hi :) ifound that too, it's more like fun or cute like meme :D

[@chensoiphoin6890]

The Chinese people from a communist country that mostly wester media said don’t have freedom don’t have right of speak , but actually they really well know about the world situation and know both positive and negative of one thing. This is not surprised why they develop their country really fast . Human resource is the best 👍👍👍

[@klarkewang]

I dont know why, maybe its the filter you use, all my country men and women look much fashionable than 10 years ago when I was there. China is on the right path, like it or not. There are many things to be improved for sure but definitely better year after year.

[@robertwayner3523]

8:17 little kid:punches microphone Cameraman: puts phone on microphone😃

[@FayeKu]

Rather than "autocracy", the correct translation should be "single party".

[@jerrylin9798]

I love how that baby was trying to hit the microphone at the end somewhere around 8:14

[@jomkesora2412]

Lol their directness-"he looks fat"

[@sainthakushin7052]

Thank you so much. I am very intrigued.

[@leonana11]

I agree NK is an cruel (or even evil) country. I'll be happy if Kim's ruling is thrown away under the below condition: 1 - US or S Korea took all of NK's refugees; 2 - US military out of the peninsula. If no US military there, no buffer zone id needed. I feel bad for NK's people. However I'll not place their lives above the security of my own Chinese ppl. Politic is realistic, so is life.

[@mingdazhu1087]

Whether you come from South Korea or North Korea, what your support should be the entire Korean Peninsula, not the government of one of them. There are more than 20 million your compatriots there, and the area is even larger than the south.

[@leonana11]

supykun If you want to reclaim N Korea or make KJU "gone", you must find a way to do it. Things are not done by talks. Currently he's there because a buffer zone is needed for China & Russia against US military force. The reason NK exists is because you, South Korea, an ally of US, can be easily used as a US military base/front line if war breaks out. So the only possible way to unifying Korea is SK quit to be a US puppet so China and Russia wouldn't care even if the peninsula reunifies because no buffer zone needed. I understand normal Korean people don't want to unify with a 3rd world dictatorship. However reality is reality. Talking about liberal nonsense will not change the fact of peninsula separation.

[@zhdbag3755]

i thinks it is very good,beauty and dance

[@Fuzzybeanerizer]

The sad thing is, if only Kim and his military leaders would step aside then: 1 - S Korea would gladly (although not without difficulty) absorb the North Korean people; 2 - The US military would gladly leave the peninsula. The USA does not particularly need military bases close to China or Russia to achieve nuclear deterrence. We certainly have no wish to fight a ground war against these huge and powerful nations on their home turf, so we don't really need an invasion foothold there... no matter how good we are, that would be like a convenient gateway to doom.

[@suwang6395]

这些人算国人里素质见解较高的了，相对比较理性

[@HeavenlyDemonicEmperor]

😂😂😂 hey man don't mess with Kim man... he got dope hair line aye 😂😂😂

[@LightKnight_Age_Of]

I love it how they had so various opinions (even though they may have done some selection to get such a result). Also I find the most anti Kim Jong Un and NK quite funny, he looked (especially the way he spoke) completely high or drunk.

[@electro6290jp]

0:36 Abe Shinzo

[@osr2020]

Do they not know about the inhumane treatment of the North Korean people, or do they know but simply don't care? I can't believe how naive they are...

[@Desolate-Utopia]

I thought the same thing. I was totally speechless with some of the stuff they were saying.

[@HTSN1]

They can’t internalize such ideas. To them that is just another opinion and not necessarily a reality. Some may even say that is western bias. Often times it is just lack of information or reluctance to adopt a popular narrative, such as North Korea being evil.

[@stephenlee3911]

They tried to improve before . they signed an agreement to stop their nuclear program , than the US broke the deal . so they see its a dead end why not just continue the program? after that they've been provoke with military drill then got sanctioned again and again . but still their nuclear weapon getting better and better . which mean its not a great way to solve the problem . yet ,still keep on doing it . smh

[@andyDZ]

I can't speak for Chinese people, as I'm not Chinese myself, but from speaking with my girlfriend (who is Chinese, born and raised), it seems like they know almost *nothing* about North Korea. The (strictly state controlled) media never or rarely talks about it. The only impression she had was that the country was poor and that Kim Jong-un was a fat and kind of a meme on the Chinese internet. I showed her some videos and told her about some documentaries, like "Under the Sun", "The Propaganda Game" and Vice's documentary on North Korea, as well as showing her videos from the NGO "Liberty in North Korea", which helps North Korean defectors escape the country. She was shocked to hear and see the conditions of the North Korean people and said this was totally new to her. Sorry for the long response (^_^'') Hope it was at least a little informative!

[@anwarp8113]

이준서 이준서 I am Chinese and honestly communists control all domestic media ,literally all of them ,so most of ppl don’t know what Kim did to the people, and even some of them know that doesn’t changes their attitudes to Kim still regard him as a little brother of China etc just simply ignorant , anyway you can’t expect the Chinese attach importance to human right or law ,cause most of them don’t have it either I would like to say China is just a upgraded version of North Korea lol

[@letsssgooo4618]

Ok this is the first interview I’ve seen of someone that finally is crazy. The dude who said he totally understands him murdering his family to become the leader lol.

[@d00w]

To all the people asking why the chinese don't know how bad Kim is, let me tell you we know so much to the point that those are common sense and not interesting to be discussed anymore. I was born and raised in Liaoning province which borders NK by yalu river. Just as an example from young I knew (heard) the NK defecters would be brought to the bridge and NK solders would punch a big nail through their palm and drag them back. We call him Kim the 3rd fatty for a reason. Please don't be so naive that thinking you are the informed one. So now here comes the subjective opinion. We know how bad Iraq, Syria became without a leader (see here I don't need to say how thoses leaders are right? Those are common sense). We also are more concerned about China in case NK collapse. I personally am also quite impressed with how the fatty as a 30 years old took control of his country and stayed in power. Too much to type in a comment. You got the idea

[@jimlin2993]

One thing I want to mention to you media just your interpretation, sometimes not correct, it is misleading

[@smithjerry6333]

Literally,China is west Korea

[@雪走-m7z]

If the U. S. Army is willing to withdraw from South Korea and stop controlling South Korea, China would like to help South Korea to reunite. We also want to save this poor n. Korean people

[@winistarr]

KevinChoi文 why do u want the us to withraw from sk in the first place? the us army doesn't control south korea. They are helping us. And we are ally.

[@雪走-m7z]

rorschach Why USA said if USSR army into the Cuba, The United States must waring to USSR?

[@최근호-u5p]

Even under circumstances like N.Korea dosen’t exist, South Korea needs US because China is expanding military & economic influences that will be a threat to South Korea.

[@winistarr]

KevinChoi文 thats becuz of cold war i guess. Then ussr collapsed. Communism bull shit confirmed. China also went to capitalism. But nk. Their regime is pure evil. Don't u know what happened and is happening in nk? Nk is hell. Literally.

[@雪走-m7z]

최근호 If the U. S. troops are stationed in the North Korea in the future, China will be in danger. The United States can destroy a lot of countries at will, but why dare not attack North Korea? Because of China(I'm not arrogant, I just try to be honest). We don't want to protect n. Korea, but we have to..

[@CineNOV579]

LOL at the little boy trying to slap the mic away

[@sweiland75]

After listening to these Chinese, it's easier to understand why China does not have democracy.

[@demianl736]

1:03 a handsome guy in the background is staring at the camera..

[@mwrihi]

this is refreshing. i'm chinese living in west and i do absolutely not agree on everything they say but if there's something i do hate it's when westerners and white people are discussing what THEY THINK chinese think and feel, judging them from an american/western perspective. ugh god i hate it so much. i obviously think kim jong un is shit and i do fkn wish for china to stop sending north korean refugees BACK TO NORTH KOREA???? at least send them to south korea like the rest of asia does... anyways, i also understand that you can't have the same expectations of china as you have on japan or korea (or america) and that's something many people have, using this comparison as an argument to trash china and chinese. china is a big ass country, its very rich and developed in some areas but it's also extremely and underdeveloped in other areas. i don't like the american system at all but china is a dictatorship with censor and limited access to information. they don't have a functioning system and i'm not saying this as either western or chinese. i'm saying this as both. globalization has made me realize things i didn't know before: all asians and ALL people of color should take care of each other bc to white people we aren't worth shit anyways. asians living in asia are often very ignorant towards each other and refugees and other people from other parts of the world (that is not west) which may be understandable but it's acceptable nor an excuse. i hope that the mainland chinese will continue to engage themselves politically and i wish for the world and to be more understanding rather than hateful and racist since it only will make it look like what the government says about foreigners is true. i also wish for people to learn how to separate between the PEOPLE and the government because i get shit from japanese, koreans, taiwanese, hongkongese, filipinos, americans, etc. etc. everyday just because i'm chinese. stop turning your backs on the people and the same goes for y'all who's hatred towards kim jong un has consumed you, led you to ignore and punish the north korean people instead. the people deserve love and respect and you need to realize we all grew up with different possibilities and therefore you can't have the same expectations of us all but have to be understanding and patient.

[@lianghao7128]

in China electing officials is to compare their achievements with each other’s ,such as economic growth, environmental protection, investment promotion, poll satisfaction, the people's livelihood, and so on. which means they elect the persons who are truly capable of taking responsibility. While in the West ,with making a speech and boasting themselves, whoever gets more votes can be an official，Western presidents would not be qualified to be high-ranking officials in China at all

[@1ericube640]

那个bape说国外媒体客观？

[@许锐-q1q]

translations are so bad lol ... actually some of the interviewees had unique insights towards this open-end question, But we won't recognise them based on those translations.

[@mywa8314]

Clearly those people they interviewed don't know what's really happening in North Korea. Except for that one guy that went to South Korea.

[@Yvonnaanderson]

Wow some of them need to watch a couple of documentaries and see what Kim Jong un is really doing to his people.. I’m shocked at how naïve they are

[@xinbeicao6885]

Plaid shirt guy is super chill, would definitely like to hang out with him.

[@jys390]

LOL that was the cutest, chubbiest local PSB (Public Security Bureau, aka Chinese police) trying to block the microphone tho...

[@adamdressler5391]

"China doesn't meddle in other countries' affairs." :)

[@jerrygereden]

“USA respects other countries' sovereignty”

[@hjayden5396]

I'm not making excuse for North Korea, but for those saying Chinese people have no compassion to NK people, here is my opinion. I have really good NK friend during university. Obviously he is in upper class, but meanwhile he is very proud of to be NK citizen. You can feel that easily without asking the question. Interestingly, he also admits a lot of things are not good in NK, but he is confident in the future. One question is how ordinary NK people feelings really are. People who escaped NK can give a very bad image. However, just like Dalai Lama gives a very bad picture of Tibet ruled by PRC, but at least by talking with my ethnical Tibetan friend, I know they love PRC. Hence, I may feel the escaped NK people and my NK friend are just two end members, and neither can reflect the whole picture. As a Chinese person, especially not know what is exactly happening in NK, I feel irresponsible to just say their people are living in hell. Especially, from the experience of old day china, what Kim was doing is to gain the capability to exist, internationally and domestically, and is a must for him. And it can be seen he is smart enough and even can play the balance between US and China. His travelling marks the end of intensity in NK, and I feel his next step will be trying to get as much money as possible in exchange of "abandoning" nuclear weapon and developing economy. Anyway, I want ordinary NK people to live a better life, but I also don't know if the ordinary bad impression on NK is real, and whether they are actually suffering. However, I know people will suffer if getting into a war, or starving because of lack of food assistance, so I think keep the situation is the best choice for now especially after his China visit. Hope things will turn better.

[@kevinthehouse2445]

Who else remembers the time when this channel was less political. Good all times.

[@morecowbell235]

I think the comments to these videos miss the lessons that can be learned from the videos. The videos show that people are often misunderstanding how other people live or behave. Overall I think stereotypes can be very harmful. If possible it is good to try to have an open mind about a country and its people. Otherwise we are divided and this is bad for humanity.

[@feelsgoodman9751]

That kid with the lolly was so sweet and not loud like 90% of children. his father is pretty smart aswell.

[@dansstreet]

I hope this channel can continue to do interesting on the street interviews in China. With the coming of sesame credit people might be afraid to talk with reporters---they might have their social credit affected by communicating with youtube, foreign reporters, or giving unpopular opinions/ criticizing the government.

[@daysunny6078]

As long as you pay back the money you borrowed on time, your sesame credit will not have any impact. It has nothing to do with your political position. Break away from your media and learn about China through some new channels.

[@maxz4274]

I like the cute girl with earrings

[@smithjr9912]

Max z me too

[@muiscnight]

I'm learning mandarin I can actually pick up some words if I slow it down to 0.75 lol

[@yichenjin5661]

Mr. Eighty and then you’ll find the translation lost a lot of details

[@PresidentialWinner]

The guy with the kid xD also, he likes N-K? Thinks N-K should have Nukes and that "If the US keep pushing N-K hard, having nuclear weapons may be the only way for N-K to protect themselves" what... :D

[@jonathandaniels3237]

Chinese are so naive

[@ctnke]

that’s a pretty naive statement itself

[@tomyoung8523]

Is there any way you all could put chinese captions on these videos? I am a student learning chinese and it would help if I could look up a character when someone says a word I do not know.

[@Dwaeji_Gukbap108]

누군가 낯이 익다했더니 조사유님이네 ㅋ

[@kwirky89]

These are China's middle class people in Shanghai. YOu will get different opinions in other parts of the China especially the rural areas.

[@陈18]

Peiyuan Liu 虽然农村人说不出个所以然，但是一般受教育的人都有这些意识啦，当然口才不好的不一定能表达出自己的想法。

[@雪走-m7z]

其实城乡差距真的非常大，特别是思想，更甚于人均GDP。这几个人是真的很有素质的，不过Asian Boss每次访问的对象都是有筛选过的，哪个国家都一样

[@mydearleader]

Asian boss 中国版本90%都是在上海进行采访，偶尔会去北京。 视频中听口音几乎全部都是上海人，这些人的观点不能代表中国人。绝大多数中国人看到镜头就吓尿了，哪还敢表达什么心中所想。外地还会有大爷大妈咬着甘蔗嗑着瓜子里三圈外三圈围观，边吃边吐得满地都是。

[@mydearleader]

KevinChoi文 是的，Asian boss 通常只会在上海进行采访，而韩国那个也只会在首尔市中心进行采访。

[@상하이조사유-g2e]

太郎龟头 因为没资金跑到其他城市 目前只能采访自己所在城市范围内的 如果有人住在其他地方 可以联系Asian boss 还有 有所有的采访者都是随机的 只要愿意被采访 我们都会去问 至于筛选？谁愿意在街上花那么久好不容易采访到几个了 再去加大工作量去筛选哦 哈哈哈

[@dumbluck3914]

Interesting that it took such an effort to get people to comment. Thanks to those who did.