Young Americans visit China for the first time and said this!!

Kings and Queens, welcome to another episode of Living in China Series.
I spoke with some Young Americans who are in China for an exchange program in Beijing,China.
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[@lijiang5600]

With this kind of energy and open-mindedness, these kids have bright futures.

[@CHINABEATBOX]

Given that the vast majority of Americans have misconceptions about China, just the title of this video makes me feel that it will be very interesting. Cant wait.

[@Anonymous------]

Most Chinese in China have a misconception about USA, they mistaken USA is a paradise where there's no crime and is easy to get rich. 😂

[@momokui]

@@Gamerzombiepro1 Ideology like democracy or others is just a tool for the politicians to get your vote. What matter is their conscience.

[@aglis_]

​@@Gamerzombiepro1 You're obviously young with that username and pfp. So I'll just say you should think for yourself instead of just repeating what you've heard about China. The fact you're Chinese ethnicity is meaningless if you can't even do that. Also Chinese people are "smart" in that the cultural background of Chinese culture influences a lot of families to prioritize and care very much about the education and academics of their children as it was usually the only way for families of poor backgrounds to attain higher status.

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

Did u go

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

@@Anonymous------endless areas like this though. But you ….. love to cherrypick just a few small areas.

[@nmew6926]

There is a reason why the Confuscius institutes were closed in US and the West. When people learn mandarin, they tend to dig and search Chinese history and news beyond the Western media. They then have a more positive view of China. All these "Pro China" KZbinrs learn Mandarin in their adult age. There are a few exceptions however, vSerpentza and C milk.

[@jennyohara4011]

Its great that Americans in General are waking up..

[@richardliu7499]

The problem is the old men behind their desks sitting on their fat ass who know nothing about the rest of the world, expect their own.

[@grounddove]

Sleepy Joe and his bunch of ... you choose your own word, will never wake up.

[@LoveEVandenvironment]

So good information.Thanks from Australia.

[@trevornorman7563]

i all my times going to China i have never found a rude Chinese person, they have always been very friendly and helpful. it might be different for me as a white Englishman and the fact that i am always with my Chinese family (married to a Chinese lady)

[@feding3328]

Thx! Chinese people are the most kind people in the world, kind to people from any other countries. That's because our education has anything but xenophobia.

[@yummemys4608]

I'm malaysian Chinese, and agree that Chinese in China are helpful and welcoming. 😊😊

[@tatianalp2847]

I'm a latina woman, they're really really nice and welcoming.

[@chaoskid1211]

Are you kidding me? Rude, pushy, grab all the food first, spit right in front of you. What planet have you been on. 😂

[@yummemys4608]

@@chaoskid1211 we're on the planet that likes China, thank you for your opinion.

[@santsuma]

Interesting interview, King. It's always interesting to watrch westerners perspectives aboiut China and when they are there for a longer period of time like these guys, even better. One thing I notice about young U.S. Americans though: they are going deeper into the "like syndrom":)

[@minn.1]

Good for young people to visit or study in China. It is a safe, friendly, clean, efficient, cashless, and high-tech society.

[@SK-lt1so]

"Without human rights😊"

[@hiboyu]

@@SK-lt1so if you mean the freedom to carry guns/get shot by those who carry guns, then yes you are right.

[@SK-lt1so]

@@hiboyu There are lots of human/individual rights-I'm sure the CCP hasn't allowed you to be made aware of them all. Poor you...

[@hiboyu]

@@SK-lt1so I've been living in the UK for five years and the amount of people who end up living on streets is simply shocking. Also many people have been just ripped off by electricity bills and car insurances etc and even afford a new car or buying their own properties. The government is just so corrupted and don't look after their people anymore. but UK is still 100 times better than US. Many Chinese friends of mine (myself included) are all planning to return back to China when we finish studies here, and whatever you say about me, I'm nothing like you so I wish you a good day.

[@SK-lt1so]

@@hiboyu Champ, Many (many) Chinese live, stay, and become politicians, executives, etc in the USA. The opposite is not the case in the CCP prison. And for all the barking about the homeless in the USA, the rural poverty of China, the urban poor being jammed into whatever corner of cities (but not allowed on the street!), belies that China is far from being an egalitarian utopia. And yes, you are like me- you want no one lording over you without your permission-you just are afraid to say it. Good Day!

[@woshisuo]

The first young man said that he likes to communicate with the waiters in the restaurant and does not like ordering food on the phone. It seems that the tipping culture is still customary in the United States. The waiter keeps in communication with you. After the meal, he asks you how you think of the service, and then leaves a starting tip of 15%. There is no tipping culture in China, so waiters don’t need to take too much care of guests’ communication needs, they just need to do a good job.

[@DubboU]

Tipping culture makes zero sense. In a way, it is kinda degrading, trying to make ends meet based on other people's generosity as if there's no dignity in it. WHY AM I responsible for compensating a service by performance, when a good service SHOULD be expected, which is supposed to be maintained by the establishment owner/management?

[@amandagrant4331]

China is not perfect but better than many western conutries

[@fannyalbi9040]

not perfect not only happens. all countries are not perfect. and can’t please all walk of life

[@syncmaster915n]

Summer is traveling season. Go to Xinjiang and dance with Uyghurs! That will blow your mind even more 😂😂

[@seowlingwee4693]

More Americans should visit to China. They will wish to stay on forever!!

[@GroomsmanBuilder]

it should be compulsory for every American student to visit China or another foreign country. ❤

[@slaw2224]

Most top American universities hv exchange programmes but maybe they should make it compulsory to go to at least two continents including Asia

[@LokeKS]

US is preventing students to go china which they say is brainwashing

[@Hokeela666]

I think US government won't agree it.

[@lingfengge6666]

most of them don't have enough money to travel so far

[@user-hb3gx1zp6m]

@@Hokeela666 这取决于这些孩子的家族里是否有管理美国的人

[@Jian-pg8tv]

Welcome to China

[@SK-lt1so]

Prison state

[@yanzhuo-vs4uh]

@@SK-lt1soDid you travel to China once?

[@SK-lt1so]

@@yanzhuo-vs4uh I haven't been to the moon, but I know it's a cold, waterless, oxygen deprived place.

[@longda829]

@@SK-lt1so，as long as you feel good, the sky is the limit

[@LawasSarawak]

@@SK-lt1so your are desolate like the moon

[@mynameisyourname5533]

Looks like your contents are being suppressed by KZbin.

[@tbarry2011]

I've always felt the same... how does King Kwesi's videos not have more views? His videos are so good!

[@citizenofdaworld7582]

Facts

[@vestasharp6861]

That is how things are with American social media. If you say good things about China, your content gets suppressed but if you say bad things then your videos get to the top of the algorithm.

[@catinbootsnow4267]

Some YTers have to use click-bait tricks to attract more views, using titles like "What is the things these American hate most in China"... 😅

[@momokui]

Surprisingly, "censorship" is one of the main topics of the western propaganda about China.

[@pejalm]

We had to scan the QR code to order because there were too many people during the peak dining period and we couldn't serve them. Especially when we encountered some customers who didn't know what to eat when they looked at the menu, it would waste too much time. It will be faster to scan the QR code to order.

[@Afripol]

Great interview !

[@weizhang2834]

China KFC is better flavor is because the chicken is organic, in the USA , the chicken is GMO , they raise a chicken within a week. Everything is more delicious in China including the fruits, cake , vegetables etc,and you will not get allergies

[@christan286]

I can vouch for the vegetables, they are more tender than any in S.E.Asia.

[@momokui]

In general KFC in Asia is much better than in the west, because they have to compete with local foods that are much better than KFC.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

34th food standards in China. Getting better

[@lhtlvhantao]

Seriously, I told you a lot of Europeans are allergic to peanuts. But I have lived in China for many years and have never heard of a Chinese person being allergic to peanuts. Does anyone have a scientific explanation?

[@cosmoobserver3416]

@@lhtlvhantao China ppl generally eat a much greater variety of food ingredients. You'll find that there are nearly 100 kinds of vegetables in a grocery market in China vs less than 20 kinds of vegetables in a Western supermarket. Chinese also prioritize food above all else, aka 民以食为天 (food is the top concern of ppl). If Chinese consumers feel uncomfortable with any food, they'll try to eat more to overcome this discomfort. Gradually, they overcome the allergy without being aware of it at all.

[@franzMong]

Good job doing this interview ! keep doing and I like to watch more !!!

[@albback8176]

The video ends with a group photo lol

[@bldomain]

Yup, in Asia almost everyone take a photo together after almost every gathering of any kind. 😂😂😂😂

[@momokui]

Because the culture in Asia is collective not individualistic like in the west... though to be fair sometimes in the west is also collective only when they bully others... such as Allies, NATO, G7 etc

[@cabbyw]

excellent interview !

[@wowyzaoy]

does that read "sausage fest" in the back ground?! ha! them Chinese have a sense of humor.

[@taoli-ys9yq]

Beijing hotdog festival,haha

[@unclesuworld]

hot dog festival

[@stevesenick]

A few weeks ago, at the same location (like a fairground) there was a fabulous Beer Festival. This one is a German Sausage and Beer Festival. Come enjoy!

[@AmelieZh]

热狗节

[@rattabo50]

You are so awesome in your connections Kwesi. Natural communicator and easy and pleasant to listen to and watch. Thank you for sharing, sir.

[@KINGKWESI]

Wow, thank you!

[@weizhang2834]

It’s a good vibe when people gather around the “American festival “ for a interview with a good mood

[@heyheyyouxp]

Thank you for your video . interesting ppl and friendly

[@abcdefg-oj5wn]

Great interview

[@wx365]

Boston subway, barely functions. I don't get it why they keep texting people for delay notifications. Delay is just norm for Boston subway. A green line train even derailed earlier this year.

[@weizhang2834]

San Francisco, New York as well

[@NO1xANIMExFAN]

Lmfao so true, the T is barely functioning and needs serious maintenance work tbh. It's nothing compared to subways in China But when compared to New York or Philly I still think it's not bad

[@wx365]

Serious maintenance? Very serious. It has been going on for 2 years for the red line. Not sure when the maintainence/repair/upgrade can be completed. Delays, service interruptions happen everyday, can be at any moment. In some areas，the slow zones, the trains run at 8 or 9 miles per hour. I suspect those trains already have AI installed. They stop between the stations as they wish. But in general Boston subway is safe. It's a life/death decision to take NYC subway.

[@jackyjackson604]

I once took the philly septa subway and the train skipped 3 stations as if the driver fell asleep.... That was not an express so the train should stop at all stations. No announcement and no explanation, and I had to buy one more ticket to take the train to return. What an unforgettable experience..lol

[@joeymelbourne]

Great show, for the problem of talking to Chinese in restaurant, I think you guys need to start it, even in the street. If Chinese know you speak some words, they would love to speak to you and teach you, even make some jokes. They would be intimidated by foreigners at first, of course, but some Chinese words would help a lot 😊

[@andreassurya1992]

saya tidak mengerti mengapa cina begitu maju, pertanian, perternakan, energi hijau, tehnologi antariksa, kereta api, ruang angkasa, senjata, robot, internet sekarang 6Gkalau anda mau jalan2, tinggal yg aman, bersih diplanet bumi ini, cinalah tempatnya tapi kalau anda mata2, penjual narkoba, preman, gangyer, pencuri, penjahat, coruptor, penjualan manusia, pembunuh, jangan anda datang ke cina, selain hukuman tegas dan berat yaitu hukuman mati, setiap area diseluruh cina ada ccctv

[@DT-ff4ov]

What were they doing? An antique show? Very nice to share this event!! U look nice.

[@cogniktive1147]

Good kids 😊 more of this

[@Support-23]

Cool !

[@davidchung4691]

More young Americans should come to China in order to make bridges as well as seeing the real China which is modern and ironically enjoy some freedom you wont find in many Western countries. Free to roam the street without fear of being attacked and robbed. Cheap and cheerful in many things food for example. Good and fast public transport etc.etc.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Oh bore off. This whole freedom to walk around chat is ridiculous. Im bored at Geneva airport waiting for a taxi. Should I be scared to walk around later ?

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

And quit the bullshit. People do get robbed in China and people do get attacked. Ridiculous chat since China just had a horrific mass stabbing last week.

[@birdyashiro1226]

🥹🥹I got emotional when seeing these kids coming home...

[@ricotheman8139]

Haha, very entertaining video ❤❤

[@michaeltse321]

Welcome home

[@user-vo9cw8rg2o]

我是中国人，我也觉得中国肯德基比北美的好吃，太惊奇了，我和那个小伙子的感受一模一样。

[@weizhang2834]

用的油，鸡，都比米国的好吃

[@ym9528]

美国的肯德基麦当劳就感觉很不用力很随便，有种狗都不吃的感觉，中国肯德基麦当劳天天出新品出联名节假日搞活动很努力的在经营

[@shirleyluo3343]

我女儿也说中国的KFC比澳洲的好吃太多了😂

[@zhenzhang6740]

关注了🎉哈哈哈哈

[@martinbrowntv4391]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@HaohanWendy]

China is worth visit country ever & you will never regret btw thanks you guys for the nice video 👍

[@sunnywu2464]

Is the light really always out in Massachusetts?

[@impressionfirst8577]

👍👍👍

[@Lea小爱]

More and more restaurants in Singapore are using QR code order system as well. I personally prefer ordering via talking to waiter/waitress too.

[@user-kp6ko3ce9t]

nice❤❤

[@degraffpaul2454]

So pleased to watch your youtube videos King. Keep it up bro 🤝

[@jwclau1]

ONE LOVE

[@zheshipeng]

Love to see the energy and thanks for all the efforts producing this video.

[@shawnhu]

Interesting perspective, interesting conversation. Before watching the video, I thought these guys are the sausage eating competition players, because of the backgroud. 😂😂 Acturally you can ask the waiter or the manager at the restaurant to introduce their food to you. Especially for foreigners, chances are you have no idea what's on the menu and you'll have to have a conversation with them.😂

[@yipan8997]

是的，面带微笑大胆的跟服务员交流吧，请毫无负担的接受中国式热情😍

[@etow8034]

These kids are going to the wrong clubs if the patrons are not dancing there, the night clubs and dance music is smashing in almost all the tier one cities there ! ...LoL

[@etlay5684]

They should join the aunties and uncles in the park for dance😂

[@davidrichards1741]

Hi from Malaysia. The King is a funny haha. Pllease come visit here - one short flight.

[@KINGKWESI]

Surely soon

[@Nonitikana]

👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@ShaneGam-kz2kn]

Asians and Africans are generally lovely , kind and compassionate , humble and respectful. That is something we need to teach our kids so we can make our West trully a civilised place. What we see in the west now is not the civilised world , it is a result of fat wallet as we have been exploiting the whole world from finance system to education to cultures to civilizations to human rights. Time for us Westerners to self-evaluate and give others opportunity to run this world . Make it a better place.

[@sa0914]

I've been waiting for them to get sausages

[@enishiyukishiro6751]

in China when they say u must be a half blood is IS a compliment. Cuz in a culture that consists mostly one race, if you look like ansian but also have some trait of other race is considered exotic and beautiful. At least it is the mindset in China, might be different in places like Japan and etc lol.

[@DubboU]

In Japan, you are considered a foreigner if you are not 100% Japanese. Even half blood Japanese who's born and raised in Japan would not be considered a Japanese by 99% of the population.

[@frederikawells5785]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Black_Family_In_China]

Nice video and nice discussion 🤗

[@ricklin2804]

Once people start to learn Chinese, the world would be very different for them....

[@22many77]

Okay my man, I love you, and this is yet another great video. But behind you is a sign that is surely very lost in translation. In America, "Sausage Fest" is a euphemism for an ill-designed party where no girls show up. 😉🤣

[@perpetualtourist]

He's so right about the KFC

[@user-bz6hz4dr2r]

The food is so cheap means they are heavily subsidized and overcapacity in production. Should be sanctioned.🤣🤣

[@dimelo3027]

Most "Chinese" food from America. America is very benevolent to not sanction export food to China.

[@rodniegsm1575]

Ooooh, really. You know that how?? Or are you just here to hate.?

[@carloschacal9334]

Yeah, how dare the Chinese have cheap and delicious food?!!! It is so Unamerican!!!

[@user-if1vh8po2f]

Americans should not eat Chinese food . . . It's a security concern. Huawei microchips are planted in them and will make whoever consumes the food fall in love with China 😂 Same with China-made "adult ballons" - they will burst and babies will turn out looking Chinese 😂😂😂

[@joekonopka2363]

Homoignoramace logic

[@CharlieSweigart]

All kinds of people are coming into America. Please help, Let them come into your home land to live.

[@daniellee2791]

Amazing ! Beautiful !

[@pplla7821]

Beijing hand a 🌭 festival!?😮 I’m there 👍

[@dorothy0125g]

CHINA is a great and amazing country 😊❤

[@edwardlin2941]

😊

[@wenwubuqi221]

When this cap guy mentioned crazy Thursday, i know he has100% Chinese blood line!

[@MyMetallicMan]

Shit! I am from all three places! Little Rock and Mass.

[@user-yt6ne6hv4p]

身为北京人，感谢你们第一次让我知道原来还有sausage fest 这种节日。。。

[@Littlebluhenva]

The interviewer, you didn't let the girl finish 😵‍💫

[@LW78321]

More cultural exchanges will help foster better relationships and understanding of one another! ❤ Watching from Australia

[@MiMi-mb3kc]

👍👍👍🇨🇳💪

[@rantingcabbie7020]

Come on All metro systems in China cities have English signs

[@laichuonkui69]

You are the great bridge pulling the difference country together.

[@wsurfer2147]

Are they high school kids? I would love to send my kid to study one year of high school in China.

[@hanzocloud]

I don’t recommend sending your kid to overseas school for one year. One of my fellow classmate from high school went to a school overseas (Japan) as an exchange student for a year and let me tell you, they will lose their virginity, they will try substances, they will be partying more than studying, etc. I know you see the good side of sending your kid overseas to study for a year but remember there is also the dark side and as a parent u will never know about

[@etlay5684]

They lose their virginity at 12yrs of age in the West as well and in the West they are taught about LBGTQ so many kids want to change their name and sex.

[@stevesenick]

@@hanzocloud Those things will NOT happen in China.

[@user-hu3vh9fb4j]

@@hanzocloud 中国和日本不一样

[@terencetong4896]

​@@hanzocloudI doubt that will happen in japan

[@raymonddon8875]

im white and when i went to china, all the chinese people were so nice to me... yet here in the states, we are taught to mean and treat asian people as second class citizens.

[@esplace3023]

Your comment sums up the whole issue of Western -Chinese relations

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Rubbish . You are not taught to do this

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

@@esplace3023yes, sums up the bullshit people say online

[@xbman1]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez Yes, Americans are taught to hate Chinese. From the top down. Politicians, media, social media etc.

[@RickiHockersmith83]

@raymonddon8875 - You're Blk pretending to be white.

[@sangtong5550]

yeah they can be themself freely but same time must respect Chinese Law and Chinese culture ! don't used American opinion judjing system !

[@user-yw5wf6kz5t]

I'm happy to see you enjoyed your trip to China. Sharing is caring :) ❤

[@hongqingxiang3374]

🙂🙂🙏🤝🙏🙂🙂

[@qake2021]

👍👍🇨🇳‼️🇨🇳👏👏

[@alexma3939]

Nice video ❤

[@Truthseeker12332]

Did people rude to her or she just misinterpreted ?

[@tanpham762]

Now, most Asian countries are like that!

[@menglam8343]

Arkansas Educational ranks # 47 out of 50. the state where Tom Cotton from now you WHY

[@chongdi6140]

He proudly showed the world that he's a moron.

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

Watch the lady's arms the whole time

[@z3020979]

This is what I find too. KFC in China for some reason tastes better than Australia. But McDonald's in Australia tastes better than Chinese ones. Maybe it is because that Australia has better beef and China have better poultry.

[@SW-pn4ww]

I am surprised they don’t notice the biggest and obvious difference : people’s weight. Normal weight vs obesity

[@evolution686us]

Yeah, dude is definitely from Lil rock, IcAnSaw.

[@user-ve3do8fq4s]

这个女孩子看起来还没有很适应，希望她能更多的感受到中国的善意，享受中国的生活

[@weizhang2834]

非常米国的mindset, 非常敏感，一张嘴就用“歧视”这个词，其实中国社会根本没有那一套，你的脸一看就是混血的，中国人只是好奇多问了一句。 但是在米国，这是冒犯的，反正在大美丽，处处说话要小心，敏感地带太多了

[@user-so2hj3te4c]

Welcome to China and share your true thoughts

[@BOTANG-mw7bf]

I think Chinese people are not as leisurely and happy as people from other countries. Another sad thing is that the vast majority of foreign bloggers come to China for tourism, and almost all videos do not feature well played local Chinese friends accompanying them

[@tedjerry-if6yy]

……我觉得他们首先要有中国本地朋友… 第二，考虑到中国文化内敛谦虚的影响，其实多数人都比较害羞不愿上镜。 第三，兄弟…听说过牧羊人和砍柴人的故事吗，他们两在山路遇到聊了整个下午，到了傍晚羊吃饱了牧羊人也回去了，砍柴人因为没砍到柴回家不能生火煮饭。 大家都要工作的，你旅行，我放下工作陪你，你回去了拍个视频完成工作，我却因为请假而需要加班完成工作。 你不能要求他们遇到的所有中国人都有空还有钱 第三，如果有中国人陪伴，你们又能说这是中国人故意带你们去看好的，那些坏的都不带你们去看甚至说是派来监视的… 至于悠闲快乐…很难给出定义…反正今天我所在的地方下了一整天的雨…有闲，但不快乐…

[@user-gb7zg8on4b]

i was surprise how damn are westerner n 20% taiwanese

[@user-nq2sw6sg8q]

Massachusset😂so hard to pronounce

[@slaw2224]

That’s one name I really hv problem pronouncing so I am sticking to calling MIT MIT

[@davidk6269]

6:12 the older Beijing men in the white wife-beater tank tops with the hem pulled up to expose the belly on hot days is referred to humorously as "The Beijing bikini'. ; )

[@shiulai5804]

Small talks will happen with the knowledge of LOCAL LANGUAGE. Do you guys speak Chinese?

[@Self-funded50Cents]

One advice to these young American kids, u come to China, u need to obey Chinese rules and culture, u don’t tell Chinese people how should they act or say.

[@user-qk2ui1sv5n]

这个 漂亮女孩确实像有一半中国血统

[@BeijingYemer]

父母是华人应该已经会说中文了😅

[@frenchcreekvalley]

This wasn't a "first time" visit!

[@heyheyyouxp]

KFC ,Oh my goodness,I love noodles in China and dumplings in Shanghai.

[@chongkt6469]

You can feed somebody BS all the time and or feed everybody BS sometime but you can't feed BS to everybody everytime. The truth has got to come out someday!

[@patriceesela5000]

Is Biden now going to put a tarif on Chinese KFC??😅😅😅

[@qi-cd8op]

Such a shabby place is not as good as our Indian scenery