Beijing is Exactly What I Expected and More | Beijing China Guide

Welcome to Beijing, the vibrant capital of China! A city like no other! From the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and Temple of Heaven to the bustling streets of modern districts like CBD and Sanlitun, witness how Beijing is evolving into a global powerhouse while preserving its ancient traditions. We'll walk around the hutongs and try local cuisine with my friend Alex from Canada. Don't miss out-subscribe for more captivating travel documentaries!
1:16 Daxing International Airport
2:08 Beijing Metro
3:06 Forbidden City
4:22 Tiananmen Square
6:23 Summer Palace
7:07 Temple of Heaven
7:53 CBD
9:17 Sanlitun
10:11 798 Art Zone
13:50 Great Wall of China
17:39 Hutongs
18:40 Street food
26:02 Lama Temple
26:28 Wangfujing Street
27:17 Qianmen Street
27:50 Daxing District
32:15 Houhai Bar street
33:38 Peking Duck
34:59 Tea Ceremony
37:54 Life in Beijing
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[@da12641]

In June 2024, we went to Guangzhou->Beijing->Shanghai->Chongqing. My son's favorites are Beijing and Chongqing. They are all great cities, clean, and modern. The people are kind/nice and the youth like to practice their English with us. We have done several international travel and I would like to point out that China is very very safe day or late night at any corner.

[@ACM9407]

What a dream trip! Would love to do something similar!

[@lli715]

As a foreigner visiting China for just a few days, you absolutely can enjoy the superficial benefits you mentioned, which have cost that paid by many ordinary Chinese who is exploited by CCP. China has a population of 1.4 billion, nearly half of whom have earned less than 200$ per month. While if you are a native, you would feel the contrary. What you said is not true China from locals' views.

[@user-ze1pk6sl2v]

@@lli715 $200? Stop living in your country’s news media, it’s already 2042

[@HeJack-od3rm]

Two hundred dollars? Have you really been to China? The minimum wage in China is currently $700. If a store's salary is below $700, it will not be able to find people. Moreover, the price level in China is very low, and people can buy essential goods at a reasonable price. However, it is a fact that high-end goods are expensive

[@oldersmoke]

​@@lli715 Do you know how much it costs to rent a house in a remote suburb of Beijing? At least 6,000 RMB (846 US $). If you rent a house in the city center, even a small house, it will cost at least 10,000-20000 RMB (1409$ - 2820$). The average monthly salary of Beijing employees in 2023 is 15,701.08 RMB (2213.45$) . It is already 2024. Open your eyes.

[@tdepp1178]

The western media tell us people in China are being suppressed. But your video show us how happy and enthusiastic the Chinese people are. Even those foreigners you interviewed in the video are so positive.

[@cheungssaustin]

It's normal. In China, our government also publicizes how serious the drug problem in Pennsylvania is. I don't believe in any dramatic plots. Most of the time, we are just ordinary people and ordinary life trajectories

[@arindamsaha735]

​@cheungssaustin drug problems in usa is reality.😅

[@MusicisLife3]

@@cheungssaustin Drug problem in the USA is a reality and funnily they blame it on China. However, thank you for proving to the world that there are Chinese who are also critical of what they are being told. Most Chinese know there are always some degrees of propaganda in the news they hear. The sad reality is, majority of people in the West is not aware of the fact that the same also happens in their countries.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

@@arindamsaha735drug abuse, alcohol abuse also common in China. Very different to the US situation though . State media would rather criticise US , rather than discuss problems in China.

[@herondesign4507]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez Are you sure drug abuse is common in China?

[@lawrencecheong29]

The Chinese govt got their priorities right. Improve the lives of the poor, provide the necessary infrastructures, housing, etc....instead of squandering money on futile wars and meddling........... An illustrious example for nations to emulate not to get jealous but co=operate for the benefit of mankind. Thank you for this interactive video that also captures the views of the locals apart from the tourist views.Great, well planned and balanced video. I enjoyed watching very much.

[@赵某-o5o]

Although China is a one-party autotocracy, all seven leaders of China have higher education and graduated from science and engineering. Basically, they majored in engineering, mechanics and chemistry, and one of them majored in economics. Mao Zedong, the first president, majored in education. China will not let comedians lead 1.4 billion people.

[@Andy-P]

"housing, etc..." yea that's really working out. And as for not letting cmedians lead shame it goes for economists to.

[@TD1237]

So true. They definitely focus on helpibg their people and also teach then to respect other cultures and peoples. It is so different from how the west does things.

[@Andy-P]

@@TD1237 They don't respect the Phillipines

[@subasthapa4839]

Your videos definitely do justice to the the things you are showing. And China is really a beautiful Modern country with great values and customs. Goodie

[@LeoCooper-n2k]

We from South East Asia like to travel to China as it's safe, clean and affordable not to mention gooooood food

[@the22jellyfish]

I mourn for the young soldiers who were on duty on June 4. They were hung and burnt by the rioters. The windows of the government buildings were shattered by stones. By observing the happenings around the globe, I am now aware that a foreign command was behind the innocent student movement. Some of the student leaders were determined to detonate blood at the expense of their fellows while they won their tickets to the USA.

[@yiwenzhao8654]

Correct, if you have searched for relevant documentaries, you will know that this is obviously a Western conspiracy to subvert the Chinese regime. These stupid people only know one tank man, but they have never been able to find evidence that the tank ran over people. Based on partial generalization, no wonder China will surpass the West. Westerners are immersed in their own imagination and obsessing over facts, and their decline is foreseeable.

[@xieyvchen]

两边都有错，政府过于封闭，不能及时反馈人民的需求和意见，学生过于无知，导致被利用

[@郑羽-m4z]

​@@xieyvchen人民的需求和意见是啥我笑了😅

[@郑羽-m4z]

​@@xieyvchen到底谁错你以为大家是傻子？当初参加除了那些带头都逃到国外剩下国内当然也有当初参与在国外看看他们说啥除了那些拿钱办事头目外。😅

[@xieyvchen]

@@郑羽-m4z 需求就是延迟退休，意见就是全票通过

[@hkoljsm]

When 330 milion US citizens chose their political system, a constitutional federal republic, developed painfully over decades of revolution, no one question their choice. When 65 million British citizens chose their political system, a constitutional monarchy, developed painfully over hundreds of years, no one question their choice. So when 1.4 billion Chinese citizens chose their political system, a constitutional socialist meritocracy, devloped painfully over 2000 years, please respect their choice.

[@xiaoyuvax]

Indigenious Americans were not allowed to choose.

[@SaraanSarangi]

​@@xiaoyuvax just like Indigenous communities of canada Australia and new Zealand

[@mjacobim]

But India(with more population than China) is having a democracy

[@woshisuo]

@@mjacobim No one would choose a country with cow dung, Ganges water, rapists and garbage on the streets for the sake of so-called democracy.

[@perile]

@@mjacobim So?

[@oscarchung1]

A comprehensive and engaging introduction to Beijing! Worth watching for anyone planning to visit the city.

[@maggiema2777]

Welcome to Beijing, after living in England for 10 years, we moved back to Being last year, it is a modern city with its historic charm, slightly different vibes compare with Shanghai, I am living my life again, recommend you to go to Si Chuan province next time for Chengdu and Chong Qin which are also two cool places in China !

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Extreme heat , extreme cold and hanging around shopping malls all the time made me depressed. Start up a helmet store for people travelling on the roads. Surely that’s the future.

[@maggiema2777]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ezYou are more than welcome to leave China and never return if it makes you depressed with its profound culture, kind hard working people and safe and modern society ☺️

[@maggiema2777]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ezIf living in China has made you feel depressed you are more than welcome to leave, I am sure the high inflation in Europe or North America wound be better with its high crime rate 😊

[@jimmygu2779]

chongqing city is not a part of Sichuan province any more. it became a direct-administered municipality many years ago.

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. “Cool Vision” thanks you so much for this new remarkable video today’s that was released from Beijing, China to shows this remarkable capital city of Beijing, China in September of 2024❤❤❤Congratulations to you for heading Beijing, China this week for this amazing video in peace 2024❤❤❤

[@TesfayeAman]

As usual, this episode is fantastic. While the Canadian lady stole the show, native Chinese glamorous vibes were the icing on the cake. I cannot wait for the oncoming one, your addicted subscriber.

[@nechoji]

The Tiananmen Incident, that is, the June 4 Incident, is a taboo in China. But in fact, I think the Communist Party of China (CPC) should be more confident because I saw a documentary on the Scholastic Movement when I was a university student, and I was also filled with dissatisfaction with the Communist Party's governance of the country at that time. However, as I have slowly gotten older and more than a decade has passed, I have learned more details and have a better understanding of how difficult it is for the country to be governed. The Tiananmen Incident was not simply a student movement. Behind it was China's economic reforms, which led to severe inflation and layoffs of workers. A large number of workers gathered to vent their grievances, and many police cars on duty were burned, and police officers were burned to death and hung in the open for public display, which was beyond the scope of peaceful demonstrations, and the student movement was a symptom of it. It was only when society was at risk of unrest that the army was mobilized into the cities to maintain law and order. How many people were killed or injured that night in Tiananmen Square has not been declassified, and what both the Western media and the Chinese have heard are actually rumors. But because China's ideology is a continuation of communism, it has been politically ostracized by the West and even portrayed in public opinion as the antithesis of a democratic society, in order to demonstrate the superiority of a democratic society. This military and political suppression while doing business with you and producing cheap goods has lasted for nearly half a century. Until recently, because of China's national strength, manufacturing began to jeopardize the core industries of the West, many trumped-up charges more in the form of absurdity in the international media. For example, China's use of child labor, Chinese people are eating pets, the massacre of millions of people in Xinjiang, credit scores, these, the Chinese people hear these feel funny, but in the years and years of Western public opinion propaganda, the majority of Westerners believe that these are the facts. This is the sad part of the world, where everyone lives in a cocoon of information.

[@khanhhung8959]

Are you Chinese? Also if you dont mind where is your hometown?

[@nechoji]

@@khanhhung8959 我当然是中国人，我生活在杭州，上海的隔壁，阿里巴巴所在地。

[@peak9160]

Beijing's sister cities in the United States are New York and Washington, while Haidian District of Beijing is quite similar to the Bay Area/Silicon Valley of the US (i.e., prestigious universities + high-tech enterprises, e.g., Tsinghua University, Peking University, headquarters of Bytedance, Xiaomi, Baidu, etc.). Therefore, Beijing's overall positioning is akin to the combined functions of New York, Washington, and the Bay Area. Some people compare Beijing's Financial Street to Wall Street in New York. Nowadays, Wall Street is more or less just a concept, but Financial Street is indeed China's genuine financial hub.

[@thisiskevin1000]

But Shanghai and Shenzhen are the Chinese mainland’s prime financial center

[@YXZ-ry3kr]

I don't think Beijing's financial street is similar to Wall Street. Beijing's financial street is just the headquarters of some large state-owned financial institutions, but the level of activity of capital, risk, and transactions is higher in Shanghai and Shenzhen.

[@hengongchua6250]

And the boastful people keep saying Bombay is the world's best financial city. But actually they are the biggest slum city.

[@peak9160]

@@thisiskevin1000 Beijing is the brain, Shanghai and Shenzhen are the arms and legs, they are the inseparable three parts.

[@peak9160]

@@YXZ-ry3kr Beijing is the brain, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Chongqing, Zhengzhou, Hangzhou, etc. are the arms and legs, they are inseparable.

[@Gustavo-i9w]

Overall, it's a good video, but there's still a noticeable Western bias regarding the Tiananmen issue. Instead of presenting only the Western narrative, why not ask local Chinese people? They are neither ignorant nor naive, as you seem to suggest. They simply don't subscribe to rhetoric aimed at dividing their civilization and nation. If you're not well-informed on a topic, it's better to refrain from giving an opinion. You were in China, they have different values and view of the world, not everything is about America's point of view.

[@gl7252]

Well said

[@NO1xANIMExFAN]

exactly my thought. literally ask any local and they will know about the tiananmen protests. instead, he didn't ask anyone, and chalked it up to "how many died? could be millions! none of these locals know about it cause censorship!" as if Chinese people live in a vacuum, never leave the country, never talk to foreigners, never talk among themselves, never have their own opinions that doesn't align with western narratives, etc.

[@謝啊發]

你說的非常正確

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

So brsinwashed. Your whole system is based on brsinwashing narratives. Unbelievable how you just trust everything they tell you. Endless locals have been interviewed. Bet the disappearing ministers just famished and government didn’t kill them, right? And the vocational camps were like a big fun , training camp. Love the Chinese narrative. All good. Such wonderful government. Never do anything immoral. West evil. 🙈

[@firefly4784]

I once told an American friend that because he only understands English, he is only exposed to one side of the narratives or the surface of issues without cultural or historical context. If he understood Chinese, he would discover a whole new different verizon. I said I would stay humble about some other country’s issues if I couldn’t understand its language. He didn’t agree and thought he knew better about China by reading English articles in US. The Tiananmen massacre issue for example is a lot more complicated than what 99 percent of foreigners thought they knew from western media. They would miss the narratives from most of students who participated in that movement, except for a handful of student leaders selected to be interviewed be western media for example.

[@zheshipeng]

Wow. It is not just a video. It is a documentary film. Thanks for your great efforts. It is entertaining, fun, informative, balanced, good music and lots of variety and diversity in this film itself but all live up to the title that you have chosen to name the film. Hope to see more of this kind of great quality pieces created by you in the future !!

[@Jackgev]

Western media often portrays the Chinese government as oppressing its people. However, in reality, the Chinese people are exceptionally kind and generous. By the way, I thoroughly enjoy your channel. I aspire to visit China in the near future.❤

[@yorkieterrier8868]

Loving this video. Really informative. Really enjoyed the line dancing in the park at night. Thank you for posting.

[@wangjovi2134]

Have to say you knew Beijing pretty well, best video for introducing Beijing city I have ever seen, Chinese poeple should call it as "DEEP TOURING", cheers

[@yong-swiss]

thank you coolvision for showing us the beautiful cities around the world

[@JeffBaydal]

AMAZING BEIJING!!!

[@content4free99]

关注您的频道许久；您的内容很有质量，可以感受到您是一位博学的人，每到一处地方，您都能总结出当地较为全面的人文、历史，这需要相当的知识储备。

[@Dontbeevil-nh1xv]

The fact that we get free videos on KZbin by CoolVision is truly a gift; keeping the education and knowledge alive. 👍👍👍

[@bldomain]

Lots of misinformation too with its subtle anti China propaganda. Check with the comments here.

[@UCDAT]

Потрясающий Пекин. Thank you

[@MbisonBalrog]

Please do Guangzhou, and Changchun, and Xian, plus Wuhan, Changchun etc etc. China has so many cities.

[@Intel-i7-9700k]

China has more than 100 cities that have more than 1 million inhabitants I heard yesterday

[@Leon12038]

@@Intel-i7-9700k You are right, by 2023, there are 106 cities with more than 1 million population, including 7 cities with more than 10 million population, Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Chongqing, Chengdu, Tianjin,❤ These statistics do not include people living in rural or suburban areas. In fact, there are 685 cities in China.

[@向晚-w3v]

@@Intel-i7-9700k yes, we have 691 city ,There are 17 with a population of over 10 million and 142 with a population of over 1 million

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Mr. “Cool Vision” Welcomes to Beijing, China this week to released this amazing video in the Chinese capital city to shows these amazing places on the streets in Asia 2024❤❤❤

[@cloudwithwind574]

You're right! Wherever you go, when walking on the road, never accept any sales on the road, no matter what they are promoting to you! Once you accept, you may receive a high bill, usually 2-5 times more expensive than the normal price!

[@LaylaLayla-wf9cy]

No. If you buy something anywhere in China and it's higher than the normal price, you can call the market supervision bureau or call the police, and they will help you deal with it quickly. If you are a foreigner, congratulations, you can get help from the police faster.

[@cloudwithwind574]

@@LaylaLayla-wf9cy Useless

[@jahlargie2557]

Jamaica watching 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲 love the video...

[@balakrishna8953]

Long waiting ,but worth it ❤❤❤❤

[@jhgc5092]

Love your videos ❤

[@JayFarmBoy]

China is beautiful and advanced.

[@montanastranger]

My anxiety was going through the roof with all the packed lines on the great wall. I CAN'T do crowds like that. Very beautiful, though. Thanks very much for the video.

[@realcoolvision]

So what you can do is go to a different section other than Badalin . Thanks

[@crb1939]

I went there in the winter, it was empty, and a great atmosphere, just wrap up warmly!!!

[@johnknox4293]

cool..Thanks Slava...very interesting city....tons of things to do

[@Trumppower]

Incredible Video well done.

[@keithallen5795]

Every place looks good there. Beautiful lights. I hear its fun too.

[@nvt2]

phenomenal quality ‼‼

[@joepup8348]

5:40 Well, the people of China may not know the truth--but neither do most people outside China. Check out 'The Myth of Tiananmen Square" in the Columbia Journalism Review, by Jay Mathews. Mathews was Deputy Beijing Bureau Chief for the Washington Post and was at Tiananmen when the events unfolded in 1989. He points out that no massacre of students or anyone actually occurred at Tiananmen, though there was an unrelated deadly worker protest many miles away, and that most media outlets at the time and shortly thereafter acknowledged this truth. However, the media gradually created the myth about Tiananmen that exists to the present day.

[@andreastano7920]

True. The false narrative of the west is insane. They often label people based on their own perspective.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

No. Only believe western narrative when it suits your agenda. State media and the Chinese system is based on brsinwashing one sided narratives . That’s just a fact. Enough evidence. We know the truth. China puts out endless articles about the ‘myths.’ And guess what, everyone falls for it. What do the Chinese government say about all the disappearing ministers?

[@望海-k7q]

Most Chinese people know the truth, only those who have been brainwashed by the Western information of so-called democracy didnt know.

[@jackieqiang]

interesting fact about the Tank Man is that the iconic photo was taken on June 5th, the day after the protests. The man stood in front of a line of tanks as they were exiting the square.

[@martinebon4333]

I just got back from a 3 day transit in Beijing. We stayed in the same hotel! Inner Mongolia. They had lovely musical performances in both the lobby and the restaurant. I managed to go to the Forbidden city and Mutianyu Great wall. Compared to Badaling, there are less tourists in Mutianyu. It was worth a visit. Ill be planning to go back to China in the future with a proper Chinese visa to visit Lhasa and Zhanjiajie natl park.

[@kangmoabel]

Cool vision is the best KZbin channel ❤❤ from Ethiopia 🇪🇹🇪🇹

[@jesusistheway8969]

北京 wow wow i cant wait to see this

[@suhalaomo3278]

wow china is developing rapidly, I can say i prefer to visit China than US... when i was a kid, i wanted to visit US,, but not anymore

[@Go4Broke247]

Would be awesome, if you went to other less well known cities or rural area in China. Beijing and Shanghai are typically always on Yt.

[@samiislam4617]

I went to Beijing last month.

[@Wuchenn18]

谢谢你制作的视频，客观的展示北京

[@hlimasantana]

I appreciated the news about China. For me it was a mix of eccentric and modern...it is really transitions world. Tks for all of it. I won't forget ...."have you eaten it's same mean what are you doing ". See y next journey!!!

[@bradje12]

That was so cool to watch! Thx.

[@kenstpierre]

Well done! Great shots and also great story! Keep on Cool Vision!

[@realcoolvision]

Thank you very much

[@kegumingxin7789]

I've lived there for 22 years. The best place in the world, in opinion.

[@rollingdownfalling]

Wow you actually tried their breakfast Douzhi, which is a taste that is a bit difficult for non-beijingers to acquire.

[@shreyasinha4521]

Make more videos about other chinese cities, and also the rural/village parts of china (if there are any)

[@ayadalzahron]

great work

[@huyhoanghua5266]

Nice and modern city, could you please sharing about what's camera that you use in this video. Thanks so much😊

[@amandagrant4331]

Beijing is a very good city

[@xiaofengwang9541]

To the author, most Chinese over the age of 40 know the incident. It was a color revolution, and the Chinese military and the government kept the utmost calm. At that time, there were hundreds of journalists from various countries near the square, but apart from the photo of the tank, there was no evidence to prove that the Chinese military had used weapons. The man facing the tank finally walked away. When I was a child, I witnessed that period of history, and what I will never forget is a traffic police officer who was hung under a bridge and burned to death by violent. Do your research, don't just rely on propaganda.

[@SaraanSarangi]

Now that im planning to go abroad for my studies in brazil. I feel like i should have chosen china. I took brazil because i thought there would be more opportunities and less people comparatively. And that i wanted to portuguese language

[@MGZetta]

In China, most people know about the "Tank man" video. And in the west barely anyone knows that it's part of a video. The irony of you claiming you know more about the "Tank man" than Chinese while being clueless about the whole video. Lmao. The west never showed you the video because the narrative doesn't match. The official number is in a few hundreds and half of them are cops and soldiers killed by violent rioters. You claim you don't know the real number is because your regime said you the real number is unknown. Talk about brainwashing. Lmao.

[@realcoolvision]

Haha, I love the passion in your comment! Let’s keep the convo going-there's so much to unpack here!

[@BumbleBreezeee]

@@realcoolvision Western media dominate and distort the narrative, as can be seen from their reporting on Xinjiang.

[@liuyapugua19zi14]

even this guy was pretending that he is fair and no bias, but the arrogant of westerners full of the vibes. he does not have a little regret and apologized for their criminals

[@MGZetta]

@@realcoolvision The f*ck you unpacking other than CIA funded propaganda from Wikipedia? Lol

[@ThinkBig-ss]

Great Quality. 质量真的好高！而且后期配音也有后期配音的好处，听得清楚

[@ThinkBig-ss]

But please don’t eat in Nanluoguxiang. That area has been almost totally commercialized.

[@realcoolvision]

What area do you recommend?

[@ThinkBig-ss]

@@realcoolvision Niu Street and Gui Street are kind of balanced in terms of food and commerce. While actually most really local/traditional (地道 in Chinese) food are scattered in many corners. (Honestly even in Nanluoguxiang, few restaurants offer good food, but very few!

[@Q_QQ_Q]

Forbidden palace is dedicated Buddha , called Buddha palace. Name's changed you can guess why. Similar palaces are all over china but smaller.

[@omg_SallyKelly]

Another wonderful show by Slava...better than a National Geographic episode...but wait you did not feature baby Lisa...best regards for your family and look forward to more from you.

[@realcoolvision]

Thank you very much. Lisa is too young to travel I think.😂

[@刘超-j1h]

拍的真好🎉

[@daadirmohamed6580]

Again you made me fall in love china 🇨🇳 I change my mind I will visit china 😅😮

[@TundeEszlari]

Nice video. 😊

[@MichaelWu-vj5fh]

great video，very informative. i a chinese have been to that many places in beijing

[@MichaelWu-vj5fh]

besides the host looks so humble

[@Janovial]

What a great nation

[@LittleTut]

Loved it ❤

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[@zfang9861]

做什么的

[@tribalangel72]

I think the creator needs to find out the real narration of the man in front of the tank first. And the only some death not by thousands as mention. Yes there were protest like what US and UK has

[@sony.a]

It seems like you might not be fully informed about what happened in Tiananmen Square. I suggest you look into sources that aren't just from main western media.

[@RussianPlus]

OK that aside what else did you like from the video?

[@尿座]

作为北京人，其实北京超级大，视频所看到的大多数地方只是冰山一角集中在老北京城里相当于北京的几十分之一（2环-3环）。5-6环外很多新建筑物新社区比城里居住舒服，环境要好很多倍，旅游的地方即便每周出去玩几年不重复也玩不完.

[@julyseven808]

❤❤❤❤ Beijing

[@shamsulhoda3890]

কত সুন্দর ভিডিও

[@anujmeena]

26:59 awesome church building

[@PhiloSurfer]

On the Tiananmen incident, do know that it is part of the Color Revolution promoted by you know who. And that tank man - he did not suffer a scratch. If this were to happen in you know where, that guy would have become a pancake.

[@realcoolvision]

Any other comments regarding the rest of the 45min long video?

[@PhiloSurfer]

@@realcoolvision Other than this glaring regurgitated fabricated narrative, the rest of the video I can relate to, which is why I did not comment on it. Your video editing is superb, the switch from location to location is interesting and Alex is a valuable asset in adding to the local context.

[@realcoolvision]

Good 👍 thanks. I’m glad you watched the whole video.

[@skywire5595]

Beautiful video

[@Mus12176]

I love china from pakistan ❤

[@聖然林]

City's Forests Parks.... Lifetime....

[@思远顾-n7k]

Who is the girl in this video?The girl eaten Zhajiangmian with Mr.Cool.Does she have KZbin channel?

[@思远顾-n7k]

Everybody，who can tell me?

[@RussianPlus]

It is shown in the video check it out

[@RussianPlus]

Also in the description

[@Lolong01]

Waiting for Speed to stream here...

[@금빛태양haij4168]

❤❤

[@col_s_walker-gl3zw]

8:11 yo that men almost hit her😂😂

[@ASHKUM-uw2qg]

One hour Taxi ride in Beijing - 22 USD = INR 1830. In India, one hour ride in New Delhi : INR 5000. In Srinagar Airport to city 20 km, it is about INR 5000, which takes half an hour. In India, taxi drivers are biggest looters/scamsters of tourists in the world.

[@NinghuaWang]

I am a Chinese and I have known you for long for your pre Soviet states series. I have never thought you would go to China and even speak some Chinese. You should be able to get deeper about China and if you can go to the Northeast of China, you will find lots of imprints from Russia and the Soviet era.

[@franzMong]

It is a good show! Beijing has old and new and new features are added from time to time. If you go to outskirt of Beijing, 30, 40, 50,60 kilometers, there are so much to see. People say that if you go visit just one day a place, 365 days will not see all of them. Kublai ( 13th century ) set up Beijing as a capital, then Ming and Qing Dynasties all using Beijing as the Capital. Not counting pre-Kublai time, Beijing has at least 800 years old. No way to see them all.

[@尿座]

我做过摄像，这个拍摄很专业了

[@seanconnery1277]

14.9.2024.First class,very good and best..Thank you.

[@罗来斌]

你为什么不反省有可能自己才是不知道89事件真相的人？ KZbin有很多亲身经历89事件的人的采访，你应该先去了解真正的真相，而不是先入为主的认为大多数中国人民受了政府的欺瞒而不了解这件事。 你真可悲。

[@silveriver9]

I've been to Beijing. It is an amazing city and people are so chill and friendly!

[@hengongchua6250]

Thank you for your nice words about Beijing. But it's not only Beijing. All over China is amazing and people are friendly. Unlike China the west side border biggest neighbor.

[@bobk4402]

So glad you're doing a China series! The country is hard to understand when you live in other parts of the world, and it's hard to find documentaries that feature the day-to-day life. Very fun to watch!

[@DeaK5]

Great, amazing Beijing (Pekin)! Beautiful footage! Thank you for great work!

[@realcoolvision]

Many thanks!

[@tonywn6686]

My family have just visited Beijing for 3 weeks. We enjoyed every minutes of your video. It has just brought back all the nice memories of the visit. Thank you!

[@mncedisinyathi3263]

Wow! I'm watching from Zimbabwe. I pray that one day my country will look like beautiful Beijing. Thanks, CoolVision for digitally taking us to places that we might never afford to go to physically.

[@realcoolvision]

Thank you very much

[@SiolanMao]

祝福你们，加油我的朋友

[@andyluo104]

Wish you all the best and hopefully you will visit china 🇨🇳 one day

[@shanzijian]

我们也希望非洲能够变得发达，所以中国人乐意帮助建设非洲，让那里的人们接受良好的教育，优质的医疗。非洲的发展对世界都是有益的。

[@DR.Don1899]

這很難，誠實的說

[@tush800]

I was among the first to watch this. Rich history, many recreation areas and great food. My bias against China 🇨🇳 communist stuff out the window 🪟 . Looking forward to travel to China 👌

[@summerain6918]

Welcome, but avoid the National Day holiday, May Day holiday, and summer vacation, there are too many people

[@森亮张]

共产党是伟大的😊短短20年发展成这样就是共产党的功劳，我们中国人热爱共产党，只有西方媒体会抹黑共产党😅😅因为共产党会衬托出西方政府的愚蠢，看看这二十年都干了什么？？

[@f1111v]

just 1 question, no offense, did china communist stuff ever harm u? if not, wht's ur prob with our politics? can't countries have their own way to handle their own things? why r u guys so interested in other countries' internal affairs? can't u just look after ur own things, like school gun shooting, homeless ppl, broken bridges and roads, dirty cities with needles and drugs?

[@tush800]

@@f1111v I was just pointing out how the western media has misrepresented China for so long and after watching this video, I now know better.

[@赵某-o5o]

Although China is a one-party autotocracy, all seven leaders of China have higher education and graduated from science and engineering. Basically, they majored in engineering, mechanics and chemistry, and one of them majored in economics. Mao Zedong, the first president, majored in education. China will not let comedians lead 1.4 billion people.

[@ivyshy98]

overall good video but I suggest if you are going to talk about more sensitive topics you do more research rather than regurgitate western narratives and propaganda regarding tiananmen square. there's a lot more to it than the short clips you see. most of the violence was outside the square as pla troops were entering the city, and not by students but rather disgruntled workers over inflation and other economic issues at the time. yes you saw the picture of the guy and the tanks LEAVING the square after it was all over, but did you see the pictures of burned police/military vehicles and beaten/killed troops when they first entered the city well before reaching the square? if you want more details you can look it up but in short there was actually no 'massacre' in the square itself. when time ran out and negotiations ended, the troops allowed the students to leave peacefully. I suggest you look up an article by a cbs correspondent richard roth who was there - 20 years after he wrote an article titled 'there was no tiananmen massacre'. and please, everyone in china knows about tiananmen square. most just don't know the western bs propaganda version because it's blocked.

[@antwango]

yup when he started to talk tianamen square massacre i facepalmed.... i knew it was going to be the usual western propaganda.... go and search for the real REAL story behind Tianamen Sq... ITS WESTERN PROPAGANDA! Its been DEBUNKED!!! youtube Carl Zha!!!

[@Meinan4370]

this is a travel video not a CCP propaganda video. the government massacred protestors my mother was there she saw bodies littered the streets. saying oh it didn't happen exactly at the square is just nit picking. it was a crime done by the government just admit it

[@wang-rw6cd]

和发生在香港的暴乱一样，由u太人和昂撒人组成的组织使用usa提供的资金组织的暴乱！

[@wallacekatini3424]

And yet the fake news western media and those imperialists fail to give us the number of people they allege were killed, they also don't give us any footage of the said killings or any photography of such massacre to corroborate their propaganda and their daily biased prestitute coverage about china.😂

[@canto_v12]

Also, when we talk about military response, it's important to remember that Beijing (and China) in 1989 was still poor and did not have the resources to train and equip modern riot squads. When local police are overwhelmed, the next line of defence at the time was, simply, the military.

[@IanBaluwa-b9t]

I saw the Shanghai video and concluded that it really highlighted the splendour of the city. This video is also AMAZING due to its coverage of daily life in China's capital, proving that CoolVision shall continue to gain popularity on KZbin. Keep making "COOL" videos like this one, CoolVision❤❤❤

[@tallll70]

Politics aside, China is beautiful, people are amazing

[@HARSHA7049]

Fr

[@realcoolvision]

Absolutely.

[@linjibz]

Not entirely correct. If there is no political foundation, there will be no wonderful people and beautiful scenery as you said.

[@cloudwithwind574]

Relax, Chinese politics won't affect your travel unless you come to China for anti-government protests!

[@cloudwithwind574]

take it easy，man

[@annkoh8653]

I remember in d 90s when my Mum & I visited China for d 1st time & stepped onto d Great Wall, we felt overwhelmed with emotions. We r ethnic Chinese Msians. It felt like we hv come home. And I had this vision right b4 me of peasants working tirelessly, dragging slabs of heavy stones to build d wall. My heart bled thinking of d suffering they must be going through. God bless them all ❤

[@gentoffire]

Msian chinese are our blood brothers, the motherland welcomes you forever. Please visit us when you have time as we will also love to do likewise. Together we will make Asia great!

[@RRRedDust]

I love Malaysian Chinese, but not all of them, of course, because some may not know and understand how a strong China will help them, or they hate themselves for having any connection with China.

[@ACM9407]

Would LOVE if you did a video on Chongqing!

[@anneymm4052]

"tea road", in Chinese culture, the real meaning is: "tea philosophy"

[@aurora2xx783]

我喜欢博主拍的这种真实镜头不加滤镜的风格，能让我作为一个长江边上没去过北方的人感受北京