China FAQs! Tips/Travel Advices from an Insider!

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

hi all here are some frequent discussed questions: 1. Wechat payment, I want to correct that to set up WeChat transfer you need a Chinese mobile number and a Chinese bank account. Although one can link a foreign credit card to WeChat, it is limited only to certain payments. So for travelers, it is not easy to have WeChat payment (I am sorry for that!). So always bring some cash with you! 2. Simcards can be purchased easily in mobile service providers, but you need to show your visa, passport, and it isn't expensive. the most used provider is China mobile (best network), but there are also China Unicom, china telecom. Best regards, Yan

[@sulaymankeita3868]

I see your channel and love it, can you reply back for more information

[@wilsf1667]

Can I use Ctrip in English in China? What other travel apps in English can I use in China?

[@Davionknight1]

I think Alipay accepts most international credit cards where instead of topping up an e-wallet, deductions are made directly to your credit card. Could you advise Yan? I'm about to visit my in-laws in China, and I know it's extremely difficult to get payment done in China without using either Weixin or Zhifubao. Even a grandma selling jianbing on the street has a QR code.

[@Dogsnark]

Thanks for these tips and advice. I really hope that someday I’ll be able to use them…in China!

[@larkhill2119]

I believe it was changed on July 1st You can now link your Visa to WeChat pay?. Only the Chinese version of Google Translate works in China.

[@sharmanecritchlow3709]

I have visited China twice,2014 and 2019 and absolutely loved it and would go back in a heart beat. We used Google Translate on the last trip, having downloaded a VPN before we left Australia. That made life a bit easy but I found the people everywhere were so helpful even if they couldn’t speak English. And laughter and kindness are universal languages. Can not wait to go back.

[@Deeeepsea-j5m]

I totally agree. Last visit was in 2014. Ca’t wait to visit soon! Best!

[@schoyloklok7933]

I hv traveled 5 times to china. each time to different parts of it. I think, many young people are picking up English now. I recommend you to see Xinjiang/Tibet. Totally different places

[@CZ-PCT]

When someone visits China, they always want to come back again, I feel the same way, the country magically attracts me even if I am European

[@Pvemaster2]

@@schoyloklok7933 I don't think you can go there as a foreigner though, Tibet would be cool to see

[@Marvin-fm8bi]

@@Pvemaster2 man of course you can go to xinjiang and Tibet, it’s not restricted for foreigners, you literally don’t need anything, no application or something, and I highly recommend foreigners to visit those provinces to see the real xinjiang and Tibet and how the local minorities live by your own eyes❤

[@joes.4945]

Hello Yan. My name is Joe. I am American. I am 65 years old. I got remarried late in life to an amazing woman from China. We met online. We shared WeChat videos every day for one year before she came to America. Finally, she came to America, we met face to face and we have been very happily married now for almost one year. I just want to tell you how much we enjoy your videos. I love learning more about your/her amazing country and she enjoys helping me to learn about China. And your spoken English with Chinese subtitles helps her with her learning the English language. I just wanted to tell you that we both appreciate what you are doing here. We wish you good health and happiness. Thank you, Joe and Jenny.

[@YohVincent]

how old is your wife

[@ramencurry6672]

@@YohVincent25

[@cinthiasumitra4689]

That was such a sweet comment, I also want to wish you & Jenny good health and happiness.

[@hussainsaifuddin9164]

What online platform did you met.? Please refer good online dating platform where one can find geniune love and true soulmate. Thank

[@Harvey256]

@@hussainsaifuddin9164go outside more

[@MarkCMoran]

Thanks! I can't wait to go back to China. My wife and I lived there for 10 years and we miss our friends and the country. 谢谢！你的Videos总是很有意思！加油！

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you :)

[@fredm5245]

Lived in China for three years. Been back many times and continue to love the country and the people. Infrastructure, food, fast trains, accommodation, everything….. Have liked and subscribed Yan.

[@anna-vl3er]

China is a very beautiful country, thank you for your love

[@dalemoses8940]

Thanks!

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you !!

[@TnC19]

Hi Yan Love looking at your channel Im a retired 77 year old and have a young son 17 who looks Chinese due to his mothers genes. We live in NZ I have been to China twice in the 80s but we dont speak Chinese. Your app advice has given me great confidence to take my son around China after he finishes high school this December. Thank you very much Yan .

[@bethbarclay855]

I love your videos. So informative, not too long, never boring, straight to the point and very diverse.

[@jhbrown1010]

I absolutely love your channel. You are so smart, curious, and adventurous. I have been to China twice, but I have never seen it the way you do. I need to come back for three months.

[@anna-vl3er]

Welcome to travel to China again

[@OpenEyeGamingANDReviews]

I just returned from my first visit to China and cherished every moment. Although some people stared at me, it didn't bother me at all, in fact, I even took pictures with them. many locals were kind enough to offer me fruits or even prepare meals. I was mostly in the Hunan area. i will surely be visiting again!

[@grahamkartna]

I visited China with some highschool friends for a month when I was 16 in 2006 coming from Ontario, Canada - at the time it was a great experience, but all these years later I consider it even more interesting of an experience after seeing how smaller Chinese towns/cities have proliferated in population and development since that trip. I would hardly recognize anything - It makes me treasure my experience in China when I was younger and I'd love to visit now to explore its new cities and developments.

[@貔貅神獸]

你現在再去中國遊玩變化應該很大😅

[@Dylan-fn9rn]

wow！Hope u can visit China again. In fact, China has changed a lot since 2006! Especially Shanghai!

[@anna-vl3er]

Welcome to travel to China

[@lauragrandgenett]

Thank you for this. I’ve always wanted to visit China since I was a little girl but now I’m too old. Your videos help me visit such a beautiful country from my home. I appreciate the food descriptions a lot.

[@MrDavidc]

I'm 78 and going there next week

[@LittleAmyHe]

Never too old! If you have the means, find a compatible travel advisor and go go go! :D

[@ibuderek6698]

We love you as our tour guide, love to go small local countries side ,historical places and many more around China 🇨🇳

[@chan4est]

This is the perfect video! Planning to visit as a solo traveler in August and this made me feel more more comfortable. Applying for my visa right now and I can't wait to experience all that China has to offer!

[@anjapeggy727]

I once travelled with my family on a guided tour through China..after that I really started to get frustrated with the very one sided presentation of China in the west..I wish I was younger,the tips given here are really helpful and encouraging travelling outside guided tours..thank you,love the channel..and I notice that the number of subscribers is growing..🎉yeaaaah👍🏻

[@LittleAmyHe]

Yeaaah I didn’t realize how bad the propaganda truly was (at least in the US) until early 2022, during Winter Olympics. Most people here have such a hostile view of China.

[@bertanelson8062]

Yes, it's helpful to disregard the narrative & simply see & experience for yourself.

[@anna-vl3er]

Welcome to travel to China again

[@gloriabrownlee6567]

I am living my China experience thru you. Thank you very much. I am learning so much.❤❤❤ my daughter sent my grand daughters to a Chinese school to be able to speak Mandarin, they are well spoken now. We live in the US

[@stortsy]

Thank you so much!! I’m gonna be studying abroad in China this January and knowing all of this is soooooo helpful. Super excited ^^

[@bluejeans5496]

THANKS!! Very helpful! I have never been to China but every time I see your videos I'm so excited to visit it and plan it. You inspire me to travel alone 🤍

[@psoon04286]

Awesome, simply awesome. For anyone inspired by your truly engaging videos to want to visit China these compilations of tips are so invaluable👍🏼👍🏼😄

[@af6597-1]

Thank you Yan for doing this vlog. It's really useful as this gives me more confident since I don't read or write Chinese but I can understand when spoken to unless it's dialect. Really appreciate this vlog. 💕

[@GerryP916]

G'day Yan! Sending warm greetings from Australia. Just wanted to say a huge thank you for sharing your amazing travel tips - we absolutely loved our last holiday and can't wait to come back and explore more incredible cities. Keep up the fantastic work and looking forward to your next upload!

[@alimay1011]

Thanks Yan very informative. You should get a tourist promotion award for your work !🤗

[@bertanelson8062]

I absolutely loved my trip to China in 2007! I went with a small British-run tour group & we traveled for about a month using trains, planes & their own provided minibuses for some trips. Our accommodations were inexpensive & at least some of the places we went to were "off the beaten path." Once we got to a location we roamed around independently. Chinese people I met were friendly, curious & at that time, very interested in practicing English! I treasure this channel for showing me all the people & places in this huge & magnificent country that I didn't see!

[@izzyleicanut9190]

I have never been to China. But ever since I followed your channel, I’ve got the urgent urge to go. Amazing place you have there . Looking forward to more of your videos - superb. Take care and stay safe.

[@mohalbanna]

Travelling to China in a couple of days, I checked many videos for tips, but this one has to be the best. Thanks a lot.

[@yimveerasak3543]

Wow, you really cover the topic. I've been waiting for this content. Thank you!!!

[@RoadDestination]

On my first trip I found China has the highest language barrier from any country I've visited and it's was about impossible to pick up Chinese on the road. Travel style (bicycle) and route (lots of different dialects and minority languages) were certainly contributing factors. But I found it a super interesting country too, so learned a little Chinese and gave up my policy of every trip outside Europe to a different country and returned a few times.

[@kayleehenderson9059]

omg i'm so early!!! SO excited to watch this later i've been binging your videos, yan! i was living china right up until covid hit in 2020, so i love being able to experience parts of china i didn't have the chance to visit while i was there❤️

[@El_Ivanko]

Thank you, Yan! 👏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻 Such a delight, listening to your useful and precious advice. I have several languages in my pocket, but I have now decided to add 中文 to them, with the ultimate goal of visiting China, eventually. I have also heard, that at my blessed age (64) learning 汉语 和 汉字 is one of the best exercises for my brain! Once again, thank you, ❤ I’m so happy for your channel! Greetings from Prague, 伊文

[@TanuSangma-f4r]

Thank you Yan for briefing some tips.enjoying your videos regularly.

[@hexapod122]

I'm Chinese and I'm going back to China first time in a long time. It's great watching your video for those tips

[@metricstormtrooper]

Hoolie dooly, so many subscribers, and Yan, you deserve every one and more.

[@Sunny-ip7um]

I'm so grateful for this advice, I've just arrived and it's making me feel more confident and excited! 🙏🏽

[@2justbeme666]

Another fabulous entertaining and informative video !! Thank you !! It has wetted my travel appetite towards China again ! I have only been there once, and then didn't get out of big cities. Keep up the wonderful work !! 💜💯💜

[@adrijamitra7867]

I visited China in 2019, and it was a memorable tour, loved every bit of it. I wish to visit again ❤

[@garyclayton3399]

Great video Yan , You helped me a great deal as I am one who had a lot of questions concerning as visit to China . The information you shared was very easy to understand and I liked that you took the time show all the needed apps to have a wonderful time in your beautiful country my friend . I would like to visit some time in the future and experience the wonderful people , small towns , villages and mountain areas of China . I would love to enjoy the new learning of another fine culture . Thank you for the honest warning of scams that may happen to a person not from China . The information about hotels that may not take you as they are not set up to take a person not from China is also very helpful my friend . Once again great video , keep posting them and I will keep watching them all . Have a wonderful day my friend and all my best wishes to you , your fine family as well to all the fine people of China .

[@lizdias9246]

Helpful information! I love your channel! I am travelling with you through China! Thank you very much! I wish you all the best!

[@curryraize]

Thank you. I want go to guangzhou & shenzhen this december. Your video help a lot 🙏

[@tuaiveteran2085]

It is so good advices,that is the things we will like to know before we will start doing the things.Thank you so much for sharing and explaining all the material which is connecting with the traveling tips especially all the accommodations. Well,Yan i am only like to know the different cost (charges) in china with Malaysia(Sarawak)because you can compare and explain it to the supporters and also have understand how to use uro.Collect the money before enjoy.(Malaysia/Sarawak)to china.

[@titotarimoya6766]

Wow que hermoso canal definitivamente me dieron muchas ganas de conocer ese gran País, China. Thank you so much

[@Mizu810]

Thanks for this video. You seems jolly and very kind, I enjoyed watching it. 👍🙂

[@huesitos054]

muchas gracias x los consejos de hecho tengo planeado en diciembre viajar a china de hecho tengo primer semana que empecé estudiar mandarín. tus videos que veo me van servir mucho de guía. muchísimas gracias nuevamente 👌👌👌👌🎉🎉🎉🎉🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@nhatcoir2426]

You answered like every question I had, thank you 😭🙏🏼

[@NBA_SELECT]

Welcome to China！

[@DaleMoses-n3h]

Great info, will be in China in a couple of weeks and will get good use of all the info! Thanks for all you do!!

[@ngheanchoong]

welcome to china

[@fairtradekamloops]

Thank you for the very helpful information. I love all your travel videos, you are amazing!

[@kapochi007]

I've only visited China a few times but always with a tour group. With this advice, maybe we will venture on our own in the next trip.

[@stvdmc2011]

Bring enough money, go whenever, eat whatever, stay wherever is the best without being scheduled.

[@一朵小红花]

Don't join a group. You can only go to commercial tourist attractions.

[@stormysky5177]

Go free and easy travel in China, it is so much fun and exciting. No regret. Unless u want full service everything such as hotel, transport food etc taken care of.

[@jrwkd6114]

The consequence of the biggest mistake in China is simply to spend a little more money without any danger, so travel boldly

[@江宁路牛奶棚]

I shouldn't have been traveling with a group originally. With the advanced technology, I don't believe that a modern person would get lost in China. If you really get lost, you can call 110 and the police will come to rescue you.

[@JoelBergmark]

Tickets booked for China going June to August, for wife and kids to visit relatives. Just considering where to go after visiting parents in law :)

[@Deeeepsea-j5m]

I just sent a message to Ms Yan to add this question: would she lead a small travel group? I last visited China in 2014; had such a great time on our own, me and my late husband. But I don’t have any travel companions at this time. I sure would love to visit Quanzhou, Anhui, ancient water towns. And many of the places she showed case…small rural unseen China plus for me some of the great archeological sites! Love for some of you who follow Yan’s channel if interested perhaps we can nudge her to organize a tour! ❤️☮️👍🇻🇳

[@qinminwan5835]

Sound pretty good . Miss Yan... what say you?

[@Deeeepsea-j5m]

@@qinminwan5835 keep me posted!

[@garyclayton3399]

I think that is a great idea my friend as this would really make visiting simple and so much more enjoyable for foreigners . What do you say Ms Yan are you up to showing us the unseen China in person my friend ?

[@myeongwol]

I would want to join 🖐🏻

[@一朵小红花]

@@myeongwol You are welcome.

[@MHDIRA]

Very informative and helpful. Thanks ever so much! Love from UK,

[@Beatfreako]

Thank you for all these helpful tips! Greetings from Germany

[@staredsky]

Thx for your suggestions and for your warm smile

[@ThiagoGomesCarneiro]

I want to thank you for this video. It is really really helpful and you are so friendly! I’m looking forward to visit China this year 😊

[@heraldocosta1469]

hello Yan !! Thank you so much, for all these helpful tips! Greetings from Boston , US

[@sekcquah9258]

Great video, very informative and helpful as usual. Keep it up ...like your presentation always

[@HERObyPROXY]

Very helpful video! Thank you 😃

[@ehhhh5137]

Can’t wait to live in china. I want to visit before thought to make sure I really do like it though. It’s so aesthetic the people are healthy kind hardworking beautiful and I just love the culture omg I get so happy when I think of china. Can’t wait !!!! Thank you for this video it helped 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@davidiracheta5779]

All the information I would have asked before I needed it. Thanks

[@rpishyao629]

wow very helpful advice thank you for sharing these

[@CheikoSairin]

Great shared tips and information. Thanks!!! Big LIKE from me. Greeting from Singapore.

[@lynnwebb8622]

Hello and thank you for the information it was very helpful as I am travelling to China for the first time.

[@unreliablenarrator6649]

"Chinese Stare' - I always advise my foreign guests about this. Also, in some small towns or rural village groups of children may follow, laugh and dance when they see foreigners, but I found most foreign guests may enjoy this funny activity.

[@yaro825]

thanks for making a video like this, really useful as im planning on going to china next year! :)

[@DanielBos]

Apart from specialized vegetarian restaurants in the Tier-1 cities, the concept is not always well understood. So a vegetable dish may still use animal-based products in e.g. a sauce. Rather than try to explain exactly what you mean with vegan/vegetarian, one "hack" is to tell them you're an observant Buddhist.

[@pchen291]

Yam after listening to you I think is for the young. I will still join a tour group. Please continue reporting. Thank you

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Yeah, a tour will save you a lot of time and trouble☺️

[@FabGreg]

If you travel out of the beaten tracks, hotels choice can be very limited. As in Hotan (Xinjiang), Tungren (Qinghai), Lingxia (Gansu), Tongxin (Ningxia)... where only high-end hotels were authorized for foreigners in 2018. In Xinjiang, some cities were out-of-reach for foreigners despite being officially open.

[@FabGreg]

Except this, travelling in Xinjiang (lots of controls on the road), Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia, and Shaanxi, along the Silk Road has been quite easy thank to: - Google Translate (I don't speak Mandarin, neither read sinograms), - Maps.me (or equivalent) with pre recorded destinations on pre downloaded maps, - intensive transportation planning (including local buses), - efficient railways and long distance busses (despite very long delay for trains in Xinjiang), - well organized touristical places, - helping and welcoming people along the road. I paid everything cash. Most of train tickets booked online, some face-to-face, where you'd better to know possibilities in advance and prepare your demands on Google Translate using the writing mode (can be used offline 😉). Knowing how to count in Mandarin (and with a single hand) helps. Courtesy words are of course opening formulas as in any country.

[@gorilazzi]

I can testify that. Took my better half and his family (foreigner) visit and travel in Xinjiang for one month, and we were booked all the way in those authorized hotels. Some places we unfortunetly couldnt stay overnight to visit just because no hotels nearby are authorized. But we were albe to visit all cities in Xinjiang except for the bordering area where foreigners need special permit. In some cities though, check points are much more frequently, like in Kuche every 1 km there was a check point (checking identity documents). As I told my family in law that XJ at that time was such senstive place since the riot, they were mentally prepared but I guess for many foreigners that would not be a very pleasant experience. However we visited it in 2017, after that we all know Xinjiang area become the hot topic in global media and I guess situation would be worse.

[@FabGreg]

In September 2018, the area between Hotan and Kashgar has been a no go for me. Not even possible to enter the city Yarkand / Sache.

[@nuvamusic]

These tips are so helpful. Thank you so much!

[@oliviermartinot3379]

Merci pour ce partage. J’ai rencontré une amie Chinoise « online », nous communiquons depuis presque deux ans maintenant. Je vais la retrouver😊 dans un mois . Je prépare ce voyage avec beaucoup d’espoir. J’aime beaucoup la culture Chinoise et je trouve que vos vidéos sont très réalistes et vraiment intéressantes. J’apprends le mandarin depuis 18 mois et je commence à comprendre la logique Chinoise qui repose sur un passé millénaire. Je pense comme vous que l’on se fait souvent de fausses idées sur la Chine. Merci encore pour ces jolis reportages.

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Merci beaucoup :) Profitez bien!

[@isazubir]

Will come to Beijing next year. Thanks for this video, it's really informative 👍

[@Max-Green]

Very useful! You are the best. ❤

[@wongchanthong]

such a lovely and likeable young lady. really enjoy your vlogs. thank you

[@HonChang-nk1vz]

Would like to suggest if you could consider showing one trip-A day in the life of a farmer ( and the village) in a very remote village in China as part of your journey. Thank you for sharing many beautiful unspoiled and natural sights of the many places of China you took us on your journey...

[@parthdayala7519]

Hi I am from India and loved my visit to remote Chinese villages.

[@garyrolf4723]

watching your travel tips , i now have itchy feet again to travel. thankyou Yan take care

[@aln7781]

Can u make video about Xinjiang, Gansu or Ningxia since this month is ramadan..i wondering how Chinese muslim at there fasting during ramadan .or maybe u can show us their culture in celebrating eid mubarak. As half Chinese muslim from Malaysia , i luv ur videos 👍

[@adamkassemtv]

Good idea

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

I do have plan to travel to those regions, but perhaps now during Ramadan this year, still in Yunnan now. And north western China is definitely on my list!

[@aln7781]

@@littlechineseeverywhere yeay🎉🎊 thank you, i will wait for those video ☺️

[@thulasiram1442]

Very precise and very smart informative article I have seen thanks to you

[@Chinedu_Emmanuel]

Thank you so much for all of this. I am in china for the canon fair I am there with you just time to make it a reality.

[@alyu1129]

Express VPN works... most of the time. Depends on government whims. Astrill VPN too. Both are pricey. Nordvpn does not work in China. They supposedly have workarounds but I could never make it work. Do not presume any VPNs will work. Most will not work.

[@carefulconsumer8682]

Great! Hope to make it there next year.

[@yves-noel-mariegonnet1043]

A big thank-you! You are really nice and your very well done video makes us want to visit your very beautiful country. We wish you Happiness and Success! Un grand Merci! Vous êtes vraiment gentille et votre vidéo très bien faite nous donne envie de visiter votre très beau pays. Nous vous souhaitons, Bonheur et Succès!

[@thumuku9986]

Fine...it is informative...

[@alexmelendez5404]

Love this video! Thank you! Also, you are gorgeous!

[@juax3974]

I love your videos! I discovered your channel a few weeks ago and have seen many vids, however I just realized I don't know your name (!!!) lol. I don't think I've heard you say it. 非常感谢！！

[@AnnikaOrne]

Your videos are always so interesting and well made. I'd love to see your perspective on Lijiang Old Town in Yunnan. ❤

[@Avijit12345]

Avery good information about China ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,........................🥰

[@deliciousfoodranger]

Good journey and good visiting and beautiful nature

[@yaphinchin1589]

👍 well explained... 🙏

[@martaoliveiraecheverria3871]

A china é um laboratório permanente para o mundo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ força xim muitas vezes os governantes nos tem escolhas

[@richardmoy1333]

Great travel videos, I will spend more time to watch.

[@IpsitaParija-jq9ff]

1. Which type of visa should I apply for to attend a conference in China: L type or F type?" 2. Do I need to provide a confirmed flight itinerary to apply for a visa, or can I book my ticket after the visa is confirmed? Will a dummy ticket be acceptable? 3. What documents are required to apply for a Chinese visa for a conference? 4. How can I minimize the chances of my visa application being rejected? 5. Guide me making travel Itinerary

[@ca2ca]

I intend to visit China soon. Finding a Chinese friend /pen pal/ travel partner would also be a convenient way.

[@MrDavidc]

Thanks for all those tips and another great video. We're going to China on 12th April and will be touring, after we've finished visiting various relatives. Regarding travel advice-wht about when you go on a day trip with a tour guide and they stop a few times to visit a jade factory, pearl factory etc and you feel like you have to buy stuff? Also what's the best way to avoid getting drunk, when you have a meal with 20 people and are expected to drink the mou tai with each person, so you end up drinking 20 glasses to their one? Next time, if I get forced into 'trying' mou tai, I will pretend to have a fit and collapse under the table and ask to be sent to hospital, because I take some medication for heart problems and don't want to mix too much alcohol.

[@joeimaizumi]

Just tell them you can't drink. If they force it on you you may need to say bye bye to them forever.

[@大象大头]

When you don't want to drink, you explain to others that you are feeling unwell and taking medication for treatment, and they won't force you to drink.

[@4goode1234]

Thank you for such a wonderful and informative video, Yan ❤ truly one of the best informational videos I've ever watched. XieXie

[@whocared..1128]

Congratulations sis. You’d been through a lot of nice places. Show more videos I plan for my next tour.

[@salmanqadir6638]

Hi I am student from Pakistan your video helped me very much specially the trip booking app.

[@stevenewbank]

Great thank you for the information. Every little helps.

[@wapaki]

Your contents are interesting 😊 thank you for sharing you adventures with us love❤

[@selinbilgin3181]

Super helpful! Thank you! ❤️

[@sattursenthil]

Also inform whether having guide is necessary during visit to forbidden palace ,summer palace,xian ,long man grottos

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

In historical sites, a tour guide always help you to learn more about the place☺️

[@stevenlow6222]

Love to visit China again

[@akhtin22]

Very informative and helpful. Thanks you.

[@moonlighth8643]

People really have so much misunderstanding of China. I thank you so so very much for debunk everything for the youtube community. Let me put it simple, if you are a foreigner to China, Chinese people are gonna be way nicer to you to their own Chinese citizens. You need to worry about nothing when travel to China. You only need an open mind.