I Spoke to a Muslim Minority in China and This is What She Had to Say... // 我采访了一位中国穆斯林 她是这么说的...

[@BarrettYT]

Would love to hear hear your thoughts on this...

[@brainwashington1332]

The Hui (回) 'ethnic minority' are basically 'ethnic Han' Chinese who are Muslim. I said 'ethnic Han' Chinese because not not all Han Chinese who consider themselves Han are actually Han. E.g. the Yue people of the south or the Xianbei people (matriarchal line of Tang dynasty emperors) of the north were sinicized hundreds of years ago. Ethnicity in China is complicated because of its long history.

[@investiereninhongkongaktie1283]

The Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) are instruments of power and rule - they are logically constructed heresies. A solitary god (YHWH, God, Allah ...) is a fictional figure - a personification of the light energy and with that you can of course say anything and persuade the common people to be a collective superego. "Light energy (God) is everywhere and created everything." But actually it was and is about baiting people, leading people, shaping them and keeping them intellectually small - it's about creating ingroups and using these groups of people. The common people are lured with festivals and this instrument of power and rule is sold to the common people as something good. Let us remember: Millions of people died because of these logically constructed heresies (Judaism, Christianity, Islam ...) ... history has been falsified, knowledge censored ... and so we are currently still living in this induced collective madness and do not realize that it is a perfidious instrument of power and domination.

[@thimytran4482]

thank for this. I am chinese from viet nam . living in england since 1982. i think the western countres dont want china to be strong and tried their best to paint a bad picture of china. you help to correct that 👍

[@sunnypunsing]

@@fcukrealmadrid Any thing good about CCP is ccp's propaganda. You don't need a brain to say this.

[@xya6530]

@@fcukrealmadrid u r loud with no thinking involved

[@haofeili2952]

I’m from Inner Mongolia and living in New Zealand now. Since I was little I remembered it was the government’s rule that all the stores have to have Mongolian language as well as Mandarin as signs. The government wants all people to be able to communicate in one language but still protecting minority’s language and legacy.

[@JiahaoLin]

Kia Ora from fellow Chinese in CHCH

[@HockeyVictory66]

Why did you leave Mongolia to go live in a western country if China is so great?

[@haofeili2952]

@@JiahaoLin Kia Ora😝

[@haofeili2952]

@@HockeyVictory66 Yes I love China so much! But I came to NZ to study and met my husband here. Got married then turned out living in NZ after that. 😅

[@dougpeng3093]

Of the millions of Muslims in China that Barret could choose to interview, why would he select Abby given all her political baggage? Afterall Abby's real name is Xinmeng Yang and works for the Chinese state media CGTN. It's right on her Linked-in profile! This means she must abide by the Chinese government narrative as mandated by her employer. Just hearing her American accent (as oppose to a mainland Chinese accent) should be a dead giveaway that she is not your typical Muslim in China. I checked Abby's Facebook page, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin and found that she lived in the US from 2014~2020 and graduated from Syracuse University in upstate New York and once worked for ABC News! She even did a news report on a Walgreens and CVS in New York during the pandemic! Her pictures shows she travels all over the US and China including celebrating Chinese New years with dumplings (usually made with Pork). Such information really discredits Barrett's interview as she's nowhere close to being a typical practicing Muslim in China. I'm sure there are many other qualified Muslims that Barrett could have selected to interview instead.

[@朝暮雪]

My university roommate is a very devout Muslim. She prays in the dormitory and spends Ramadan. We do not disturb each other and live in harmony. Everything is natural because we understand each other. I am from Gansu, China

[@andrewyap6100]

Just because you have a very simple ability call "tolerance". Unfortunately not everyone one have it, especially libertarians.

[@Elghast]

china needs to pay for releasing covid and killing millions of innocents...

[@Ibrahim86373]

@@Elghast so you are a dying orphan?

[@truthtellerfreethinker7311]

@@Elghast Lying Troll

[@bohsu182]

@@Elghast 1450!💯

[@Maya-vd2pg]

If compare the Muslim’s situation in the US and UK, Chinese muslims are really well protected and respected by the Chinese government and common people. Thank you Lee for this wonderful interview👍

[@hammylauw9574]

The trouble of some minority of the muslim community. Here in EUROPE . 1】 They try to halalized others, by demanding, to ban non halal food in the school cantine, or informing non muslim community,≈ the host community, that they should embrace islam as a way of life. 2】 Even during an AE= Accident Emergency cases, they demands, that the examination diagnosis should be carried out by a women doctor, in case of physical cum ckinical examination of their daughters or wife. I am an EA doctor during my internship....

[@h11181]

I am Korean Chinese! We have no problem at all in China! Never thought i am even different

[@miao5534]

不不你还是有区别的 朝鲜族多好啊，让人羡慕 自然的多会一种语言 我好羡慕

[@kokoli3687]

I know 😏

[@mystictraveler8642]

I wish I can live in china

[@上官晟博]

One of my colleagues is from the Tujia ethnic group. She is also a minority ethnic group. She is very patriotic.I remember one National Day, my boss bought a bunch of national flags and Taobao sellers gave away two stickers of other countries inside. The kind you can stick on your face, and then she threw those two stickers 😂

[@何方-y6c]

@@mystictraveler8642 if you come to live China, I advise you go to Kunming city, a very very nice city

[@lmnefg121]

Hi Barrett, among all your amazing videos, I love this the most. I am also a minority (not Islamic though) in China and grow up in northwestern China. My family and I have all kinds of minority friends, and we just get along with each other. Even more interesting regarding the Mosque, there are many in my hometown. During the pray day, since there are so many believers, the government block a road to take care of the overflow of people. Not only don't we destroy Mosque, but we also think they are landmarks of the city~! People, seriously, if you have not been to China, do not judge us~! If you have to judge us, at least do your duo diligence to visit China so that you can judge us on the right spot~!

[@jakobbergen7574]

When I was in Panjin, Shenyang, I was drawn to this huge beautiful mosque so my wife and I went for a closer look. There were two older attendants inside. I asked one of them how the building was paid for. He told us there were only 35 Muslim families in the city and the Chinese government paid for construction. How is that for suppression of the Muslims?

[@etlay5684]

I live in Australia and have a Chinese Muslim friend from Qinghai China, I asked her about the treatment of the Muslim in China, she said the Muslim are teated better than the Han people, they get free education, free health and allowed to have more than 1 child.

[@anqiqin1740]

Be more accurate: These policies depend on the ethnicities and regions, not religions.

[@ching-yi2007]

Generally, minorities are treated better by the government, which is a complaint that I hear from most Han Chinese

[@sawyerxia758]

I m Zhuang minority，and my hometown - considered poor area. so I can get 10 + 10 = 20 extra points in college entrance examination because of the two conditions above. That was year 2016 when I took my exam.

[@troutstalker7855]

Thank you for speaking out.

[@ruiyu9777]

And even 1 point is tremendous in the college entrance exam.

[@youngyang6185]

我是云南的彝族，我好像也加了20分。。自己考了522，就是542，当年一本线是520😄😄😄

[@sogo4567]

i hate you ,LOL

[@lawyal]

@@sogo4567 滚，嘿嘿

[@磊哥]

In addition, Muslims in big cities in China are very secular, and many Muslims are not different from other ethnic groups except that they do not eat pork, so we can all be friends and there is no barrier. I once even had a Hui girl as a girlfriend!

[@马晓龙-b8n]

嫂子知道么？

[@teojames86]

磊哥🐮

[@leetakumi4851]

磊哥牛逼

[@guiwenlin8328]

最近很闲？ 都没看你更新视频啊哥

[@donniez7103]

do you have to become Muslim if you marry her?

[@pwd88tube]

Abby is a fantastic girl, sincere, candid, her English sounds like native speaker, Well, the young generation of Chinese boys girls have open-minded global view

[@alchan6848]

Obviously been to schuol for a long time in the u s of a. She must have worked very hard to earn her tuition fees for that.

[@林大壮-h7q]

@@AkamiChannel whatever, what they said is true, you can visit china and see for yourself.

[@bridgecool5851]

@@AkamiChannel at least way more objective than the propaganda in your country.

[@luisl8426]

​@@AkamiChannel It's never propaganda if what you tell is nothing but truth

[@nileshbhattacharya2526]

Just one word : Muslim , foreign or other religions living in China is safest and most happiest in the world. Xinjiang lives matter As an Indian I fully support China Xinjiang too ❤️❤️❤️❤️. Chinese government done a great job to boycott H &M , Nike etc. ... Uyghur news were fake. Western and Indian media always bark pls neglect them. .... China is the future ❤️❤️❤️❤️ ...❤️🇨🇳🇮🇳

[@yincheeyow2744]

Well said!wish they are more wise Indian like you! If China and India can work together and leverage on each others’ strengths, Asia will be the most prosperous and successful continent.

[@itxmeme7143]

Id support china. Because of recent clashes and unpredictablity. But if india could work with china together asia will powerfull again...

[@Weeping-Angel]

@Eric PengFrom your comment alone, l I feel like you don’t know much about the Muslims in China. I would suggest you watch some videos of Chinese Muslim youtubers or vloggers to learn more about them.

[@lieo3506]

To be honest, you really don’t understand China, and I can’t blame you. After all, you have never been to China. You are welcome to travel to China. Going to see it will change your current opinion. I don’t want to refute you. Let’s talk about dumplings. , Chinese dumplings have different fillings, the most common ones are pork filling, shiitake mushroom filling, leek filling, cabbage filling, and there are many other materials you want to mix. You can go to your local Chinese supermarket to inquire about this. knew. So, you really don't understand China. I am also a minority, called the Shui nationality, with my own culture and writing. The country has established an intangible cultural heritage to protect the writing and inheritance of our Shui nationality. An old lady of our Shui nationality was personally interviewed by Mao Zedong. So China is better than any other country in protecting the traditional culture of ethnic minorities. My hometown is Sandu Shui Autonomous County, Guizhou Province. You can check it on Baidu or Google.

[@168kwok6]

Barrett, as a Chinese living in Hong Kong we really appreciate all the video you do for China to help more westerns to know the true China is.! Thank you so much and wish you all the best. Thank you 🙏🏻

[@chyfour]

Agree 😉

[@hamstercheng4951]

And as a Brit living in Hong Kong, same. Really appreciate everything Barrett does for standing up for the truth and against the rhetoric

[@truthfiction8408]

@Eric Peng why don't you do this interview with these millions of Muslims, instead of repeating the same accusations we've heard on mass media without any substantial and verifiable proof? Doesn't it bother you that you have one finger always pointing at others while four other fingers pointing at you? I think most people like you are only projecting their inner mindset on other people. Prior to visiting China, I also had a wrong impression about China, but after my visit, it became apparent to me that our western governments are merely spreading propaganda. Free your mind and find your humanity once again, it will help you and the entire world to promote peace and co-existance.

[@jinmingsun3026]

@Eric Peng It may not be the perfect choice. But it doesn't legitimize the message in this video. The very fact that she is a Muslim and works for CGTN speaks a lot. It is important that she speaks the truth from the point of view of a Muslim living in China, in respect to what kind of work she does. I guess that Lee chose her because of the convenience of the location (together in a conference) and ease of communication (she is fluent English speaker)

[@wyt9097]

in China，not only Mandarin is taught in every school，but also English，why the BBCs not blaming on that？

[@tww5719]

Yes you can go anywhere in the world and get by with English but not mandarin ,where ever I travel in the world English is used,you are very wise learning English at school as a second language, and the combination of English and mandarin will help I'm sure in your career 👍

[@Richard-dd3mm]

@@tww5719 not the case why he mentioned. The thing is the west is blaming China of teaching Chinese to minorities. Why they don’t blame Chinese schools also teach minorities English? Use your brain

[@foursunsets882]

@@tww5719 Learning Mandarin allows you to travel and make a living easier all over China. Not everyone in China works abroad, travel is not the centerpiece of every single civilian's everyday life. By the way, Mandarin is a bridge between all Chinese dialects. Even the Beijing dialect is different from proper Mandarin.

[@tww5719]

@@Richard-dd3mm use my brain,use yours and understand what my comment was about,nothing to do what was said on the vid or the political side ,it was my opinion or am I not allowed an opinion

[@burung81]

In China, Mandarin is national language. It just normal to teach national language. Mother tongue could be a subject specific to the kid interest..

[@GavinLiuranium]

我老家就是天津，小时候在那边住了4年，上了2年小学，有几个回族穆斯林同学，爸爸也有穆斯林同事。当时我就觉得咱汉族跟回族，还是不信教的跟穆斯林没什么区别，就是种族信仰等差异而已，到最后不都是中国小盆友么。现在身居海外，学到了许多中国不同民族和不同宗教的区别，唯一不变的是我们到最后都是 Chinese 🇨🇳💓

[@李逍遥-f4l]

我们村回族都看不出来了。除了生活习俗不一样。其他都一样。该怎么生活怎么生活。没人感觉他们不一样

[@GavinLiuranium]

@@李逍遥-f4l 对呀

[@GavinLiuranium]

@Federal Bureau of Investigation 你脑子有病，给老子滚

[@jameslim3850]

The main reason why the USA western media falsely accuses CHINA of mistreating Uyghur Muslims is because they want to prevent the 1.6 Billion Chinese worldwide and 2.0 Billion Muslims from working together. Both these groups have been discriminated by USA and the WEST for decades and are more likely to work together. Chinese & Muslim nations working together will lead to US losing its dominance of the world. Plus this will gain Asia, Russia, Eastern Europe and African support too including the rest of the world such as Latin America.

[@GavinLiuranium]

@@jameslim3850 Exactly!!! The USA regime is Islamophobic and Sinophobic. They should just admit it.

[@mrahats6344]

Thanks for posting this conversation. It really gave me peace of mind. Happy seeing smile & frank sharing of information. She was at peace speaking the truth to be believed. She mentioned about her visit to Tibet. May Allah keep all hauman in China at peace. Thanks to KZbin for the support

[@shiwang8989]

So proud of her in hearing she said she's proud to be Muslin Chinese. Whereas in the West and States some of the Chinese are refused to acknowledge their roots, so as the little HK and Taiwan, so sad. BTW, this interview should be broadcasted by major medias like, BBC and CNN, don't you think? Great job about this interview, keep up the great work!

[@oberstleutnant787]

2 days ago on BBC there was a report on western vlog doing disinformation for ccp, and Barrett was identified as one of the vlog.

[@HockeyVictory66]

@@oberstleutnant787 It’s true but was not properly explained by the BBC. Barrett has said in other videos that he and his son receive money for travel, accommodations, and activities from organizations that are 100% funded by the CCP. Sure, they may not have an agreement that forces them to praise China. However, if they say some that’s critical Barrett and his son will receive no money going forward.

[@dougpeng3093]

Of the millions of Muslims in China that Barret could choose to interview, why would he select Abby given all her political baggage? Afterall Abby's real name is Xinmeng Yang and works for the Chinese state media CGTN. It's right on her Linked-in profile! This means she must abide by the Chinese government narrative as mandated by her employer. Just hearing her American accent (as oppose to a mainland Chinese accent) should be a dead giveaway that she is not your typical Muslim in China. I checked Abby's Facebook page, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin and found that she lived in the US from 2014~2020 and graduated from Syracuse University in upstate New York and once worked for ABC News! She even did a news report on a Walgreens and CVS in New York during the pandemic! Her pictures shows she travels all over the US and China including celebrating Chinese New years with dumplings (usually made with Pork). Such information really discredits Barrett's interview as she's nowhere close to being a typical practicing Muslim in China. I'm sure there are many other qualified Muslims that Barrett could have selected to interview instead.

[@kathrynh7358]

I grew up in Tianjin as well, thank you for sharing your experiences, very relatable. The city is known for having a huge Hui minority population which has had deep influences on our culture, cuisine, etc. Growing up I always had many Hui classmates and friends, among other ethnic minorities, and everyone was just living their own happy lives. There was never a concept of Han vs. other ethnicities until the West came in and started this anti-China campaign. We are all just Chinese.

[@mayaoieong814]

非常感謝您！正面及真实的报道中国的现实，让西人知道真实的中國！感恩有您🙏🇨🇳🇨🇳🌹🌹

[@yd4661]

I had Muslim class mates in all schools I attended in China, some of these Muslim classmates I still keep in touch on wechat. They are just having normal life like Han Chinese except I remember as minority they did get some special financial benefits from government as well as extra points when applying for university. They were indeed allowed to have 2 children during the time of one child policy. Since we were in primary school we were told that all ethnic groups in China were sisters and brothers and were equal. Western media are not telling the truth, they are so powerful and successful in telling lies and brainwashing people on the Muslim issues in China, this world is just mad and unbelievable.

[@dougpeng3093]

Of the millions of Muslims in China that Barret could choose to interview, why would he select Abby given all her political baggage? Afterall Abby's real name is Xinmeng Yang and works for the Chinese state media CGTN. It's right on her Linked-in profile! This means she must abide by the Chinese government narrative as mandated by her employer. Just hearing her American accent (as oppose to a mainland Chinese accent) should be a dead giveaway that she is not your typical Muslim in China. I checked Abby's Facebook page, Instagram, Twitter and Linkedin and found that she lived in the US from 2014~2020 and graduated from Syracuse University in upstate New York and once worked for ABC News! She even did a news report on a Walgreens and CVS in New York during the pandemic! Her pictures shows she travels all over the US and China including celebrating Chinese New years with dumplings (usually made with Pork). Such information really discredits Barrett's interview as she's nowhere close to being a typical practicing Muslim in China. I'm sure there are many other qualified Muslims that Barrett could have selected to interview instead.

[@九五太一]

@@dougpeng3093 Who are you to talk about others? Not a qualified Muslim. Do you define everything？

[@srsmm1549]

@@dougpeng3093who told you dumplings has to be made of pork? 😅

[@oosmanbeekawoo]

In China all ethnicities are equal. But some ethnicities are more equal than others.

[@磊哥]

In China, ethnic minorities get much more preferential treatment than Han Chinese, I am from Tianjin, there is a big Hui settlement in Tianjin, and there are very many Halal restaurants, the Halal restaurants in Tianjin are really, really good! I hope you can visit Tianjin!

[@yinhau]

哎唷喂磊哥好！"there are very many" 很华人式的说法 hahaha

[@karlvan6405]

人人持枪......

[@GavinLiuranium]

诶咱俩老乡啊

[@insanehum987]

活捉野生磊哥

[@samgor6423]

你好，磊哥，居然在這裡見到你哈哈！

[@yuhang13]

I am from Yanji city Jilin province China,my city speak Korean language and Mandarin as well.We have no problems at all.We are really really happy .We are proud of being Chinese.

[@stella6901]

Tell me. China is not attacking muslims

[@yuhang13]

@@stella6901 Yeah ,our city have many Muslim people .Some of them are my friends or classmates .They are happy.And we are not living in the 500years ago .Close mind.Why we are attacking each other for what ?Just one thing is common that you know I feel the big city’s people they most feels like they are more confidence than us .Cause we are from small city not rich as them …but I guess this happens everywhere all over the world .always the big city people feels some advantages.But it is not the religion issues.Someone try to made up some shit trying to make problems.I don’t like it .We have more important thing to do .Besides we are all Chinese .For no reasons to judges other people ‘s religion.China is a open religion country .Trust me when I leave this comment here will definitely have lots of people attacking me .But Believe me or not .whatever they think I am talking bullshit .When the borders open,come to China have a look .Everything will be in front of your eyes to prove I am talking the truth or not .Thank you

[@stella6901]

@@yuhang13 thank you for explain for me. And but western media say china attack muslims. But every Chinese muslims say they are happy in china

[@yuhang13]

@@stella6901 They have other political purposes.The wise people will never be fooled by any others .We all have our eyes and minds .We have see the truth from our eyes and also we can think too.But I know even some of our Chinese they are against our government too .Probably they don’t have good experiences previously which Totally understandable.I am standing on the middle point .No judging.Say whatever they like and whatever they want to do hey .We just mind our own life is the best .I am just a smallest sand in this world .We can not control anything 😂😂

[@MsStar266]

@@stella6901 Lol where you see this. Just show evidence. You think if West had concrete truth they would not show real video evidence of proof of it. Instead of hearsay from questionable sources.

[@zeissiez]

China prides itself with its ethnic minority policies. When the one-child policy was introduced in 1979, the 55 ethnic minorities in China were exempted from it, and were allowed to have more than one child, while the majority Han under the policy was only allowed one child. The ethnic minorities are allowed a lower score for university intakes than the majority Han. There are 5 self-autonomy provinces, 77 self-autonomy states, and 705 self-autonomy counties in China. In these administrative regions where there are substantial number of minorities, the chief officer has to be one from the local ethnic minorities. Street signs have to be written in both Mandarin and the local languages. In schools, the ethnical languages are taught along with Mandarin. Now, where are the lands of the Pueblos, Navajo, Hopi, and Mojave tribes in North America? And who rule the states of the aborigines in Australia? The world should learn how to protect the ethic minorities like China!

[@desmondho9567]

Great in-depth knowledge, thanks Ms Abby for telling the world but the west choose to ignore the real facts of China. They don't want to understand that China one child policy only for the Han Chinese. The other 56 minority enjoys extra privileges. This Western world have a failed so call democratic system. Yet they want to force it on to other countries. They always shout about human rights, they have killed , murdered millions and millions of people including women and children on all the countries they have invaded. They also shout about Xinjiang force labour. China should bring them to ICJ for their Atrocities and Genocide for their " "FORCE DEMOCRACY" on to others. USA , UK, CANADA, AUSTRALIA and those western COLONISERS should be trial for genocides.👺👿👹☠️

[@zhwngtaoluo1663]

well said

[@idiot9450]

👍👍👍

[@yanyifan6629]

笑了，中国这种自贱式的民族政策恶心自己就算了，还想恶心别国？宪法规定民族平等，你所自豪的这些都是违宪法的。从政策和法律上歧视主体民族，會得到短暂的道德优越感，但对国家长久来说是动乱的根源。

[@lizerich7044]

That’s why I never believe that the western media reported that the Chinese government genocide the minority in China

[@aw888492]

In 1980s, I've been to Xian, Beijing....I find lots of Muslim resturants there. It's interesting to me, cause I've never seen one in Hong Kong. Also, I find lots of muslim books in the bookstore, I've brought one which was some teaching and advise to the daily life of Muslims, to maintain ones health, harmony in family and society, and peacefulness in ones mind. It was scientific, kind and mild. My knowledge and respect to Muslims was started in China.

[@bunnyhop9465]

May be partly because Hong Kong was a British colony?

[@DukeLM]

There are at least 3 mosques in HK. Used to be a few thousand Chinese Muslims few decades ago. Seems that the newer generations became more and more assimilated.

[@absolutelyimmaculate6072]

Hk has quite a few islam noodle shops, they are delicious.

[@aw888492]

@@DukeLM , I have a friend whose grand parents are Miao people (苗族） from southern China, their family was Muslim.

[@TAL142]

HK has them but they are not that obvious since they are more like HK Muslim not Muslim restaurant. And nobody cares except the food.

[@annie4963]

When I was a child, I lived in a small town. There has a street are Muslims, we study in a same school, there's several Muslims in my class, we get along well, we don't think there's any problem at all. Now i still have Muslim friends, when we go out to eat together, we just go to Muslim restaurant.

[@meldywang]

Love your videos Barrett! Regarding minorities, I would like to share something: because the policy is preferable, quite a lot of Chinese choose to register as a minority instead of Han when they are qualified for both. One example being my best friend from uni, she is 1/4 minority (a group called Man) and she chose to register Man as the race in her ID card. Also her parents, as a Man family, have three children, while Han family like mine only has one. Therefore I was shocked when some western media says China “genocide” the minorities. It is just so insane that I don’t know where to start the correction.

[@johnkok6243]

The truth can and will demolish.untruth and lies eventually. Yours is a heartwarming effort in promoting race and religious harmony.

[@leealan6416]

Race and religious harmony while the graves of the dead are dug up. Nice humanity. I am not Muslim, and I am very angry. because you people who believe this are sub human.

[@MOCHIII01]

@@leealan6416 Keep being brainwashed by western news Muslim's aren't opressed in China

[@yanyang6050]

@@leealan6416 As a Chinese, a world citizen, I wish you allow yourself to seeing China with your real eyes, and giving your mindless speech with the real data! Please

[@topdenbhutia1887]

This video has really opened my eyes regarding the minority community in China.

[@regentprince6537]

She is so pretty! In China, almost every university has dedicated restaurants and dining halls for Muslims since their eating habits are completely different with other groups of people, like they typically don't eat pork.

[@fengxiong6994]

Yes, you are quite right. When I was in college, there is an islamic canteen for muslims. The working stuff of that canteen also are muslims. It's allowed nonmusilms to eat inside and totally respect their habits eg. no outside food taken inside and no pork.

[@wangwei83]

Actually. Most Han people like Muslim foods.

[@samli3294]

And they also cant drink alcohols

[@patricklim3596]

My kids were grownups in France,but I have never heard if there were an muslin canteen in there school or colleges!

[@chenreggaeboy3307]

I'm Hanging. I love Islamic food. I ate too often in the Islamic canteen of my college. I made so many Muslim friends because of that.

[@changhonghine8170]

I fully agree what she said. I grew up in Tianjin, I had many Muslim classmates, they were all as happy as we did, and they all enjoy extra privilege.

[@denisjdelgado9657]

Great interview Barrett !!! Let more people know more and the TRUTH !

[@gingermintrose]

I traveled to Gansu 5 years ago and had such a great time eating halal food. The Muslim minority there seemed to be well integrated. I had no worries mingling with them.

[@xya6530]

Having ethnic minorities in our daily lives is NEVER an issue. It is just a normal thing to have. That idea of distinguishing the “minorities” vs “majority” on daily basis (or even become someone’s most important identity) is so foreign and un-natural. I’ve had Miao 苗, Hui 回, Uighur 维吾尔，Chaoxian 朝鲜, Meng 蒙, Man 满 classmates through out my school years, never had anyone made a fuss about it. We all knew about it, and respect their respective cultures, but this aspect is never a centrepiece (or anywhere near to it) of any of our relationships. It seems to me that Western countries (US especially) love to projecting their own social problems on to China. They have the tendency of splitting ppl into different categories (whether it is the race, the religion, or anything else), so they maybe thought, “oh, China must be also doing this!” It is just absurd.

[@jdemeulenaer123]

Appreciate your sincerity,. I was in Taiwan for many years and the attitudes their are the same as you describe... Thank you!

[@pdcx]

they want to split up the identities and create unrest within china due to weakened unity. HK is a prime example.

[@kokovin6808]

The west have been known to use divide and conquer technique for centuries on lands that they colonized. They know they will not succeed if the people of the land unite against them. There are so many examples though out the mankind history. And US is using the same method again. They tried to create problems in HK, and Taiwan and Xinjiang. They will not stop for sure.

[@不动不静]

growing up in China, I had no thoughts about ethics minorities. The "difference" between han and others were not even a topic. The equity mindset is deep in Chinese mind. However, until I traveled and studied aboard I realized there is such thing called "racism" in other country. To me, it's already very ignorant and childish and uncivilized to even make it a topic to discuss.

[@zhwngtaoluo1663]

没错，中国人不管哪个民族都是兄弟姐妹一样相处的

[@huhula2359]

As a han in china, we always curious and respect our own minority people, their culture and their life styles. We like and are proud of that cause they are part of us but not exactly us. For us, we are happy that we have so many different culture and people.

[@leeedward4399]

Minorities in many countries are “encouraged” / “forced” to give up their culture and practices. In China, minorities are encouraged to continue with their cultures and practices and are well respected by the Han Chinese and the government. That’s how minorities should be allowed to live.

[@mykrt8541]

Canada finally admitted to genocide of their native people. In the most recent disclosure, more than 200 children were taken away from their parents and placed in a school where they were abused, raped and died under white colonialists.

[@chuggynation8275]

Literally everything you said about China is factually false and I'm pretty sure all these comments and up likes are chinese bots no Kapp 😂😂😂😂😂. How about you google 1989 Tiananmen Square or 1966 cultural revolution.

[@mykrt8541]

@@chuggynation8275 Look up massacres and genocide committed by American government throughout its short history. Persecution of minorities in US continue to this day despite lip service of equality and justice for all.

[@stephenhumphrey7935]

@@chuggynation8275 LOL, They are not allowed to, they can't even use Wikipedia and KZbin.

[@lantaw1590]

@@mykrt8541 so sad.. That the govt have no concrete actikn on that.. Correcting and making national apology.. Canada should forced roman catholic to issue official apology

[@scalarnai]

Western MSM like UK Times would say how did Lee Barrett manage to interview this pro-China paid young Muslim lady..😂😂😂🤣

[@daisywong8104]

Exactly😂

[@mimiwinarto9164]

They called it CPC mouthpiece and propaganda.

[@leeleo4463]

Haha, pls pay us too, we also want to get interviewed

[@vivienchew6792]

The real problem is, the west are scare of finding out the truth! The reality is it doesn't cost them a dime! You can interview anyone on the street and they would willing to share information with you. All this ccp paid crap is just a sign that they are running out of reason to argue.

[@jameslim3850]

The main reason why the USA western media falsely accuses CHINA of mistreating Uyghur Muslims is because they want to prevent the 1.6 Billion Chinese worldwide and 2.0 Billion Muslims from working together. Both these groups have been discriminated by USA and the WEST for decades and are more likely to work together. Chinese & Muslim nations working together will lead to US losing its dominance of the world. Plus this will gain Asia, Russia, Eastern Europe and African support too including the rest of the world such as Latin America.

[@lanceshen3992]

All she said is true and common sense in China. I am so glad she speaks fluent English that helps English speaking audience understand.

[@Pixmosphere]

And evertime videos like this can give more insight. I hope this can bring everyone more together.

[@leesk820]

Lee, thank you so much for your effort to show these facts about China to the rest of the world. Keep up the good work, much appreciated.

[@autumnrain779]

So happy knowing my muslim brothers and sisters have a good and beautiful life with another communities.

[@gardeyoyo]

Chinese are generally tolerant as they cherish the country's diversity.

[@chuggynation8275]

1989 Tiananmen Square ? Oh wait sorry 😂😂😂😂😜😜😜😜😜😜💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@sabrinaq4405]

@@chuggynation8275 haha. Tell me about how many black lives dead past decade years? No one country is perfect.China definitely did good job better than other countries. It’s a pity you didn’t have much knowledge about whole picture what happened in the world

[@singalore]

Thank you for presenting China for who she really is. Hope more Westerners can visit China and explore the culture & business opportunities

[@timefakeepoch617]

Don't tell anybody that you are Muslims when you're in America, Australia, UK.

[@张扬-b7v]

There are 56 ethnic groups in China, and they all respect each other. We are all a big family.Westerners should not misunderstand some people with their own values.

[@laichuonkui69]

Thank you Barrett for giving such great information to the world.

[@siu-yimchan8103]

You and Abby telling the truth to the world, thank you.

[@Poseidon99Jeus]

I had enough with those Western media; thank you so much, the Barretts, for showcasing the truth.

[@yanglan9604]

夫妇LOL

[@Poseidon99Jeus]

@@yanglan9604 wrong person

[@kgovind2171]

love from India for spreading truth

[@jerrygrey5606]

This is a lovely interview Lee, very relaxed. One of my wife's best friends is a Mongolian Muslim from Inner Mongolia, Hohhot, she speaks exactly the same way as Abby and has exactly the same experiences - She's currently back in Hohhot, but next time she's in Zhongshan, I will sit down and put the camera on her for a similar discussion. Like Abby, for her it's more dietary and lifestyle rather than religion but she did confide in me once that she hopes she can marry a Muslim man too. On our travels through Ningxia and Gansu we met Hui Muslims every single day. In fact Ningxia isn't even a province its properly called the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and there are mosques in every little town and village.

[@autumnicleaf]

I didn't know there were Muslims even in inner Mongolia!

[@jerrygrey5606]

@@autumnicleaf Indeed there are many, the Northern border of Ningxia, which is a Hui Autonomous region, and the Southern border of Inner Mongolia is a very fluid area people from both regions mix and mingle. Our friend is ethnically Mongolian, I would assume a convert from several generations back, but I've never asked. I will when I see her next.

[@autumnicleaf]

@@jerrygrey5606- If you do ask her, please post your finds. So little is known about Chinese, now Mongolian Muslims to the outside world. Despite being a minority, they played a major part, as far as I know, in critical phases of Chinese history. I believe, at least 3 of 4 Chinese generals who led the Ming army against the Yuan, were Muslims; but their were many Muslims who also fought for the Yuan. Many fought in the Boxer rebellion also, and great admiral Zheng Hu (Chung Ho) was also a Muslim.

[@jerrygrey5606]

I will

[@autumnicleaf]

@@jerrygrey5606 - Thank you so much.

[@smetchaupeter516]

The Truth is like a Lion. You don't have to defend it. Let it lose. It will defend itself. - St. Augustine

[@EricLiuIceball]

China's ethnic policy is the best in the world, not one of them. This policy is not a temporary remedy or bribery, but to promote the understanding and integration of various ethnic groups. This stems from China's long history of national exchanges and integration, and the West is still very barbaric compared to Chinese civilization. It's normal to be unable to understand and face up.

[@中国杨]

This girl is so elegant and her English is marvelous

[@morejoy5188]

Yep, a little bit too elegant for someone who has grown up in her area. Check out the English accents from where she claims she is from.

[@stephenhumphrey7935]

@@morejoy5188 Exactly, who do these people think they are kidding.

[@cloudstrife8940]

She spent several years in the US. Not sure which city though

[@leeleo4463]

I am Man Minority （满族）、 and I got 10 score on my college entrance exam. Our government gave and is giving us lot of priority policy to the minorities. Somehow they even encourage us to be more stronger. I have been to Xinjiang and Tibet several times, our government really helps them lot, I am very jealous why I am not born in Xinjiang or Tibet.

[@willwu5366]

满族一定意义上都不算少数民族了，东北满族都不给加分了

[@koujuntong]

我是黑龙江满族，2005年高考的，不加分。

[@yjharvey7824]

@@koujuntong 我97年的加分了

[@vanavana593]

壮族在广西只有5分 不知道其他省会不会不一样 不过很多很小的少数民族在七八年前的时候 可以加到15

[@jacksonchen7916]

中国给民族加分，国外美国其他民族，亚裔被打

[@darrellwong4097]

That was very enlightening Lee. Nice interview! I’m struggling to see the ethnic genocide I read in the papers and we debate in NZ parliament…. I think our politicians need to travel to China and see for themselves before accusing them of human rights abuses.

[@bee2373]

Wow! I'm a Muslim American, and will admit, as much as I distrust the mainstream media, I bought a bit into the 'Chinese Anti-Muslim' narrative. We know ALL groups of people have some bad doing things, so there could be some areas where there is mistreatment, but they are trying to make it seem like it's all of China. I feel much better hearing this woman's story. I think deep down, most of us are able to co-exist with each other, even while disagreeing, because we all want similar things in life! Happiness, good health, wealth, safety, and freedom to worship what we choose. Thanks for sharing this! (I do have to mention that I was questioning why all of a sudden the Western powers were so worried about Muslims with this specific coverage? lol)

[@蔡陰瘟]

穆斯林真事逼，你了解中国吗就在这造谣，美国人怎么不死啊。傻逼东西，祝愿美国穆斯林全部癌症晚期出门被车撞死。

[@evechewietan]

Very easy. Xinjiang’s oil fields are of great interest to the US. Follow the oil trail and you will find the answer. Easter Ukraine has oil and when Donbas region voted for independence in 2014, it led to regime change and the bombing of this part by subsequent regimes and esp during Zelensky the comedian’s watch he did not hesitate to systematically bomb out this part. After Russia stepped in, Zelensky immediately signed oil fields away to Exxon Mobil and large swathes of properties to Black Rock. In Xinjiang, US sponsors 4 terrorist organisations to destabilise Xinjiang while using MSM disinformation to malign China. Ever wondered why the great Muslim nations in Middle East including UN have all gone to Xinjiang and found no evidence of ethnic oppression.

[@Reina-vov]

😓在中國，穆斯林地位比漢族高…他們在考試，工作，生活等等上都有優待和政府補助。

[@坡县沪漂]

Yes, there were a couple of classmates of mine in university who are Muslims, also we have Halal restaurants in campus. I still recall the tasty lamb soup and beef pancake of the halal restaurants even 20 years past.

[@AmericanPhonetics]

I am a 77 years old naturized Chinese American, living in the US over 50 years. Frankly speaking I felt I was under racially discriminated all this time. I had been called Chink many times, and my children are still trying to get accepted all their life that they won't admitted openly. We don't speak Chinese in the public and don't go to some places unfriendly(almost the whole nation). I know there isn't a perfect place in the world, and are not accusing this country, just admiring that lady said she has never felt been discriminated( I am a muslin too). Ed Chang

[@freeBirbBirb]

i have same feeling in australia. i realized i believed in propaganda from western for too long. they like to mention they love diversity and freedom, but actually it is something they won't really achieve

[@janechew8622]

Thank you Barrett, for your willingness to speak the truth via your channel. The world needs more people like you, whether is from the West or the East, to make the world a better place for all of us.

[@zoezk4543]

I lived in Beijing. There is a street name is "cattle street" "牛街”. Most residents are "Hui". "Hui" is a general name for Muslim's in Chinese . My familie still go to the street to buy lamb sheets for hot pot. We believe the lamb sold over there is the best. I grew up in a court yard in Beijing and have a neighbour lived at our next-door, they are Hui. We are still friend. I still remember my mom put vegetables on pork top to cover it when she was back from shopping pass their door. I still remember what my mom said when I asked why: " Show respect to their religion. Hui doesn't eat port. Carrying pork in front of them is not right. respect others, others will respect us". That is how Chinese respect each other even they have different belief.

[@autumnicleaf]

Wow, your mom is so respectful! She must be great teacher for you too. Love and respect for the kind lady.

[@emmanuelsung]

父母的言传身教真的很重要，很可惜，现在这样的父母越来越少了。而好多汉族人试图要同化回族人，这也是挺悲哀的。

[@zoezk4543]

@@emmanuelsung 這種情況在中國並不存在。我知道的中國人，尊重他人的宗教。沒有人能同化任何人，除非他們自願。比如滿族人，他們是自覺自願學習中原文化，最終被中原文化同化。如果他們堅持做馬背上的民族，就不會被同化。但是，每個人都有權利追求他們認為的更好的生活。

[@emmanuelsung]

@@zoezk4543 那你是还没有见识到这几年因为中国国内民族主义情绪高涨的汉族人是如何霸凌回族穆斯林的。一口一个滚回中东，什么同治回乱，这也是少数中国人出来的话。我很自豪自己是中国穆斯林，但是遇到这种霸凌行为也真的是很无奈。

[@光尘-e8e]

@@emmanuelsung 没有啊？我周围也有很多回族的朋友，他们也很友善的，我们都相处的很好

[@joeandrew1300]

My wife's home is just living next to Ox street(牛街）. And there is a mosque on the street and a muslim academy next to which is a Buddism temple 法源寺(And all these are located in the city center of Beijing). So harmoniusly! It wont happen in west, right? Just imagine, can you find a mosque and a mosque academy and other religion school located equally in the center of London or DC or Paris？

[@autumnicleaf]

Segregation in some western countries seems to have been engineered craftily. If you've time, look this up: - The Muslim Label: How French North Africans have become "Muslims", not "citizens" - Nora Fellag

[@emmanuelsung]

北京四大清真名寺，牛街礼拜寺、东四法明寺、清真普寿寺、花市清真寺。

[@simonlee6688]

Yes. You can find those in the centre of London

[@joeandrew1300]

@@simonlee6688 Then China is no difference from UK in this regards.

[@RealmOfTheNorth]

@scienceisforceone vv Islam is not supportive of violence. Contrary to popular belief new testament is more violent and old testament is much more violent than quran. References of killing and destruction as percentage of verbatim text Quran - 2.1% New Testament - 2.8% Old Testament - 5.3% Dont make things up!! Brutal!!! really? then you should learn how to read. You make just black propaganda about islam .

[@cabbyw]

What a wonderful interview to get to the truth out ! Great Job !

[@yuhchinghwang3494]

I was surprised when I first learned these in the late 90s when I was working there in Chengdu for 5 years for a Chinese State owned company

[@mohammadashraf1671]

A great interview to get things clearer!!

[@cheinhome]

I like watching your video very much. I feel that you are a very upright and friendly foreigner. I hope that all foreigners are willing to treat all things in China equally and friendly like you. I hope that more and more people will watch your video.Although I am in Taiwan, I am very concerned about the development of the mainland. In recent years, China has made great progress in the field of scientific and technological innovation. As a Chinese, I feel very proud!

[@人帅鸟大姿势多]

希望两岸和平 齐心协力 振兴中华

[@tyl-qg5tr]

我印象里西安一个非常有名的地方就叫回民街吧，里面都是以清真穆斯林的饮食习惯做小吃来吸引游客的。西方说中国政府迫害穆斯林在我看来真的是非常荒唐的一件事。

[@兔子能有什么坏心思呢]

回族很神奇，他们有穆斯林的习俗，但是有汉人的名字。比如，马，杨之类的。不知道哪里来的。😂😂😂

[@Elmer84092]

哪个城市基本都有回民街

[@boboxiaodd]

@@兔子能有什么坏心思呢 很正常，古时候，外族迁徙到中原很快就被同化了

[@sandra-rf3ms]

西方说的种族灭绝在我们14亿中国人听来是件及其荒唐的事情！

[@wzl6591]

是滴，欢迎来西安玩

[@ericlim9667]

A really great perspective from a Uyghur girl. A great eye opener for all your viewers & westerners. So great for debunking the US anti-China propaganda. Thank you

[@xkika1011]

Thank you for making this video! Great content as always

[@jamesw.3065]

Thank you for a very informative video. Your guest speaker is very articulate.

[@sightx7987]

女孩好温柔，和人相处起来给人很舒服的感觉

[@mikhailchanovich]

Actually people just need to bear in mind that, China is focus on People first, Country first policy.. It doesnt discriminate on any parties as long as you dont challenge the authority.. Especially with issues like Races and Religions.

[@ryanyoung6891]

The mulism Cafes in my undergrad university has much more delicious food than other general cafes. Non-Muslim students went to eat there as well.

[@multipolarworldorder]

Abby is a wonderful lady. Her testimony shows that she has complete freedom in Jingjaing province in China. Islam is one of 31 official religions in the Chinese Constitution.

[@JaYoeNation]

It’s important to get all sides of the personal stories on the ground. If you scare away all the positive perspectives you are not getting the whole picture.

[@Flyingaceful]

@Truth Bomb Have you been there yourself?

[@Flyingaceful]

@@new-york-city You are all negative and evil minded.

[@ericng9813]

@Truth Bomb As a Chinese, what you said is totally BS

[@carcarcarism]

Truth Bomb u don’t believe the words from her mouth then why u believe the words from the internet ?

[@new-york-city]

@@Flyingaceful I am not. I only tell you facts you don't wanna hear wumao. Am i right!

[@jianbiaogao8280]

My biology teacher was a Muslim, but I did not know it until one day I visited him at home at Niujie. I then realized that he had deeper eyes and a higher nose. Very knowledgeable man. He taught biology, but he could teach math, physics too.

[@noorazura2174]

Muslims are smart

[@peterhaisman5972]

Excellent interview. This is far better than mainstream media.

[@itsme2be]

I love Chengdu! Love hotpot Sichuan style. And it is also okay to love China too. :)

[@adamabdulah5881]

Yes cheap good food in Chengdu.

[@th1162]

perfect！thank you and all did

[@zeitmannoda2720]

Thanks for filming from Barrett channel. This message is valuable material.

[@johnheah1526]

She's very sweet and amiable.

[@emmachen1538]

在出国以前，我从没有种族歧视的概念，少数民族在中国有各种优惠政策，我还羡慕呢。包括高考，任职，当官，生育，连工资都有特别补贴。

[@noyayay5820]

说的太对了，我在国内的时候从小到大都没注意过少数民族这个事情，因为实在觉得是很平常一件事，就算班级里有少数民族同学，也都没特别注意到过有啥不同呢！感觉就都是中国人有啥可特别注意的！知道到了加拿大才知道原来种族竟是一个问题需要大家讨论！有的时候真觉得其实一个国家过度关注和尊重种族问题，反而才是一种歧视.因为刻意的要把不同种族刻意的区分出来，给予额外的关注和优待，或者在社会环境里格外的注意回避讨论少数种族人种，这本身就有意无意的区别化别的种族！如果从一开始就不灌输这些区别化的东西，那都是人类有啥可特别在意的！

[@gavinz112]

@@noyayay5820 多数国家都有民族问题，只是中国的民族政策优越，这不仅是共产党的能力，也是中国数千年总结的少数民族的相处经验。你没有意识到问题本身正是民族政策的成果。

[@snowye9316]

中国歧视上海人都不会歧视少数民族好不好

[@angiekillua]

@@snowye9316 笑死，真实

[@1999xiaosuo]

56个民族，55个有优待，就这，还说我们有迫害呢，那咋办，看外国人的偏见真是哭笑不得.........

[@leonang9538]

Great to know more about the true situation of minority in China, thanks!

[@BB-rq4dv]

When I was in Xinjiang I saw mosques, heard prayer calling and halal restaurants are everywhere

[@tetmingchia701]

希望多些西方國家的人民可以看到，從而了解到事實，谢谢Barrett👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@jen35eck25]

Well I did give you my thumb up. Thank you for doing this video about the Muslim community.

[@jackyu4184]

谢谢老外客观看中国，当然我们还有问题，我们在进步！

[@keymaker88]

One Day, Western cultures will learn more and more about China and its minorities. The truth, not lies from western media. One day~

[@liliu4254]

Thank you for this interviewing!

[@zikxiang9161]

I belong to "Tujia" minority of China, our ethtic group no more than 5 millions . I can't belive there is another country where the gov which is able to treat minority as good as Chinese. I have no any fear or shame to say that I am a minority in any public place. I spent 10 year in France as a student and clerk, now living in Shanghai. I know exact how is the minority or muslin situation in EU... They care about Chinese Muslin not their owns... WTF

[@mrfong8122]

Very true I live in the Netherlands they are always killing Muslims all over the world together with the USA but somehow they care about chinese Muslims that they also bomb in Afghanistan and locking them up in Guatanamo bay its just sad. I wish I can get to China and live there instead in a country that hates me.

[@burung81]

Well. It is lucky to be minority in China. The government treat you well and the western even worship you especially if you are Chinese muslim. Muslim slighly outside of China, they better to take cover when seeing drone..

[@eugenec7130]

They DON't care about Chinese Muslims! That is their trick to cheat the world. If they are really concerned about the Muslims, why were they still supporting Israel when Israel was killing the Palestinians in the recent battle? The West is just selfish and hypocritical.

[@imperialviking2817]

You live in Shanghai? You do know you are breaking Chinese law by being on youtube yes?

[@MrGuitar1975]

@@imperialviking2817 Since you know Chinese law so much, cite your reference, will you?

[@chrisck3405]

Minorities in China are very well taken care of, unlike those in the West.

[@chelseayeungofficial2505]

A great video! Hello Abby! Great to see the good policies of my beloved country which shows high respect for the ethic minorities, support and love from Hong Kong, China,

[@CL-lg3ng]

Since when I was a kid, I can sing this song which describes 56 minorities are like 56 flowers and we are all brothers and sisters forming a big family. Almost all chinese people know about this song.

[@lili-sy3jz]

She said the truth, I am Han. When I was young, I wish to be HUI.

[@nadjiguemarful]

You should unify under your nation but dont deny your roots.. The roots are real not social constructs.. China should embrace the different abilities of the ethnic groups under one banner, you can do that because you do have a collective struggle right now. And I believe the security state in Xinjiang seems too paranoid lol.. But tbh I have no real clue whats happening on the ground

[@aprilshimengg.3821]

​@@nadjiguemarful We HANs wished that we were HUIs when we were little because, first of all, Hui's lunch sometimes taste better than our Han's at school. And secondly, HUIs gets an extra 5 points in the College entry exam, I know it might not seem like a big deal to you, but the truth is in Beijing, a 5 points difference would distinguish you from others by a lot, for example, if I scored 601 points, I might rank at around 10000 in Beijing, and if I scored 600, I might rank at 12000, one point might mean the difference of 2000 or more people. btw, Barrett has a video where he interviewed a foreigner who just came back from a trip to Xinjiang, I think his name is Noel. He went there with friends and they travelled to Urumqi, Hotan, Kashgar etc., it's quite an informative video even for me as a Chinese (haven't been to Xinjiang in a decade).

[@nadjiguemarful]

@@aprilshimengg.3821 That is a big deal to me. It is unjust and Hans have a great history I was reading ghengis Khan History and he did not attack China until the Han emperor died, he was a subject for you. But then the emperor was replaced by a weak nephew so the Mongols attacked China. Any way I love your History. They need to change these treatments in China. NEVER EVER FEEL LIKE YOU WANT TO BE SOMETHING ELSE. Have proud in your own heritage and insha Allah I hope all of your people will be in harmony and benefit eachother. I know maybe chinese dont like Islam, but in the Quran it says "We have created the different nations that they might compete in good works, and know eachother".. I love Han I want to learn about you, and be proud of yourself! God bless

[@nadjiguemarful]

@@aprilshimengg.3821 I am not against Chinese people by the way lol, I even have criticism for my own government.. its just discussion

[@aprilshimengg.3821]

@@nadjiguemarful of course, I did not feel that you are against the Chinese in the slightest way, Xx. I'm just explaining my own experience growing up wishing that I was born as a minority. I used to think it's cooler to be a Minority when I was a kid because it's a rare thing, I guess I wished to be special lol. And of course, we Chinese have complaints when it comes to policies in China as well, the most recent case in point was the 3rd-child policy, there have been loads of discussion online, mostly criticism to be honest.

[@manbokchan4189]

I`m from Guangzhou. There`re just such a huge Muslim community, we got even muslin elementary schools. You won`t believe how old our mosques are. The city has even a Muslim cemetery dated back in the Prophet's period, yeah, that`s right, we had believers soon after the region was established. Muslims had been living with with us as a Chinese for over a thousand years. That`s some harmony you can`t imagine.

[@mzee5533]

She’s super smart open minded girl.

[@yanglinluo]

Love the interview! I was born n breed in China and I remember parents were taking me to halal restaurant to try their food in early 90s. The world would be more peaceful when the west mind its own business and look after their own minority.

[@sitibasriyah5080]

Alhamdulillah sister.....always proud to be a muslim....love from Malaysia

[@nanasha811]

爸爸的公司会让爸爸在开斋节时在家休息。尊重你们民族的节庆。

[@mingyuhuang8944]

Unlike many Muslims across the world especially in the middle east where religious oppression is a serious issue. Chinese Muslims actually look happy and bright

[@new-york-city]

in the middle east where religious oppression. explain it. who is oppress them. most of the countries in mittleast are muslim countries

[@petergilkes4391]

@@new-york-city How do Sunni and Shia get along?

[@new-york-city]

@@petergilkes4391 Both are muslim Groups. They have been fighting each other for centuries! Ben Dan! Shout down your illegal VPN Wumao

[@investiereninhongkongaktie1283]

The Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam) are instruments of power and rule - they are logically constructed heresies. A solitary god (YHWH, God, Allah ...) is a fictional figure - a personification of the light energy and with that you can of course say anything and persuade the common people to be a collective superego. "Light energy (God) is everywhere and created everything." But actually it was and is about baiting people, leading people, shaping them and keeping them intellectually small - it's about creating ingroups and using these groups of people. The common people are lured with festivals and this instrument of power and rule is sold to the common people as something good. Let us remember: Millions of people died because of these logically constructed heresies (Judaism, Christianity, Islam ...) ... history has been falsified, knowledge censored ... and so we are currently still living in this induced collective madness and do not realize that it is a perfidious instrument of power and domination.

[@new-york-city]

@@investiereninhongkongaktie1283 Shut up wumao!

[@jadenkarim5367]

Eid Mubarak Sister and all the Muslims out there, thanks Barrett's for the video. 👍

[@steelydan1242]

I have met Muslim Uygers doing businesses in China without hassle. All these lies about one million Uygers in jail is so pathetic. Only those involved in criminal activities are jailed .

[@loudirga]

wait a minute, no hundred of women and kids of Uygers in the jail?

[@steelydan1242]

@@loudirga criminals and terrorists in prison yes. But No George Floyd type racist killing like in America or Canadian Christian Church killing native children or separating their families.

[@faker3033]

@@loudirga yes ,there is a report on the BBC youtube channel about a model in prison, but they fail to mention he got detained foe drug posession.... 🙁

[@loudirga]

@@steelydan1242 I see. I want to ask a question. If only (it's only "If) you watched and saw yourself that there was Uyghur families was detained without any criminal reasons, and if you said that in social media, would Chinese government surely capture you, or probably not?

[@loudirga]

@@faker3033 oke. That's a model.. How about other families? I compare BBC with other news channels on youtube. Can I ask you question, if you saw people who work in Chinese government really done criminal things, would you dare to say it on social media? I know Chinese government doesn't do criminal things...but what I ask is only "If", if you witness there are some Chinese people who are also Chinese government done Criminal things to people, would you dare to say it on social media? Cause if I witnessed there are people in my country's government do bad things, I would dare to say it on social media. How about you? You dare or not?