China is Hiding its homeless people - Pretending they don't exist!

[@serpentza]

Why do people just keep believing this nonsense? Thank you all for allowing me to speak the truth and spread some light on what's really happening behind closed doors in China, and thank you to Guardio for sponsoring today's video; Protect yourself online with Guardio - guard.io/serpentza

[@adamofgrayskull7735]

Hey Winston.🤘😆🤘

[@jodea2017]

In Israel aka pfizerland too... same thugs that UNjust dont care

[@sigmaputin6888]

Have you seen San Francisco,Philadelphia,New York don’t act like the USA is any better smh

[@davidpoblete8431]

​@@sigmaputin6888literally didn't watch the video huh

[@ripvanwinkle2002]

@@sigmaputin6888 the USA isnt pretending there isnt a problem. you arent forbidden to film it or talk about it.. any other dumb questions? also all the places with high homeless in the USA, are the ones run most closely like a communist country. so there is that as well

[@wandregalbjornson1452]

Imagine being a country with entire ghost cities but still having homeless people. That's just depressing.

[@zenastronomy]

that's why this video is bull. sure there's a few homeless people everywhere. but he's exaggerating the scale. if china is as authoritarian as he says. and they have ghost cities as he says, and they force people to do whatever ccp say, as he says. china obviously would just house these people. and truth is that's literally what they actually do. they bus them back to the province they came from and give them social housing and benefits there. the reason they remove them from the major cities is because with a population of 1.4billion you can't have the homeless solution being concentrated and solved by the tier 1 cities. it has to be solved regionally dispursed out throughout the whole country. otherwise it would overwhelm the local city government resources. as they would come flooding from all over china. seroentza is a manipulative liar. a half truth is a whole lie.

[@herrwolf5184]

sounds like Amerika

[@wandregalbjornson1452]

@@herrwolf5184 How many Ghost cities are in the US again?

[@itsohaya4096]

The us doesn't have ghost cities per se, but just about ANY building you see is chock full of empty rooms. It's possible for both countries to have a problem:))

[@Vyz3r]

@@herrwolf5184 There it is, the CCP bot.

[@eirikmurito]

Imagine being homeless, having no ID, no money, no phone and being kidnapped and dropped in the middle of nowhere. This is murder

[@TheJerbro69]

Worst yet...imagine being a country with those problems and having ghost cities that you can use to drop the people there but instead you decide to drop them in the middle of nowhere and also cry because you have a demografic winter.

[@americanpatriot3710]

Welcome to communist dictatorship of China. They call it the People's Republic, lol.

[@johnhoward5954]

More than a billion Chinese are treated like slaves. No opposition to the CCP, media has no freedom and the people can't even protest. That makes the US seem like heaven.

[@roflman2122]

@@TheJerbro69those ghost cities lack infrastructure to facilitate habitants

[@perrycomeau2627]

I sleep with the Stranglers. We're quite the team.

[@MrNamesNoMore]

I recall 20 years ago, when I was 10 years old, I went to China to visit my distant relatives. I can't recall which city we were in, but once we alighted at a shopping district, there was a horde, like 20 beggers rushing towards me and my family begging for money. Some of these beggers did not have all their limbs and were sitting on some make shift paddle board, paddling towards us. It was a core experience that I carry till today, that opened my eyes to poverty.

[@M-Is-For-Margaret]

What did the adults do? Did they throw some money and run? Or say sorry, no...

[@MrNamesNoMore]

@@M-Is-For-Margaret just say sorry no and quickly leave. As my distant relatives said that giving to one of them means giving to all of them, and more will come from nearby streets as well.

[@M-Is-For-Margaret]

@@MrNamesNoMore I'm prejudiced. I can say no to a fat beggar. I actually did one time. A short fat blond buggy blue-eyed man came up to me while I was waiting at a bus stop. He told me he was hungry and if I could spare some change. I wasn't apologetic at all when I said sorry no. Another time, there was another fat guy who had cell phones (well before smartphones) hanging off his belt and was busy talking to someone about I don't know what. I had a minimum wage job and didn't have a cell phone. He finished his call, caught up to me and spun a sob story. He cursed me out when I didn't give him any money and followed me for a couple of blocks. 😡

[@MsWinterlife]

Many children get abducted from rural areas and sold into such begging operations, because people tend to pity little kids so they bring in more money than adults. And do you know what would bring in even more money than little kids begging on the streets? Little kids begging on the streets who “just happen” to be missing a limb or two, injuries that are often inflicted deliberately onto them by those in charge of the begging group. The situation got so bad that even the Chinese media themselves reported on cases where missing children were discovered maimed and disabled, begging on the streets under gang control…

[@charlethemagne5466]

@@M-Is-For-Margaret doesn't make a difference does it?

[@scottbruner9266]

I’m in California. I spent several years being an “urban camper”. Struggled with addiction, unemployment, hunger, etc. Been sober since November 2020. Now have a good job, own my own condo, a new car, and 4 cats.

[@FreeMind...]

What do you do for a living...if it's not a secret?

[@sara.cbc92]

Homelessness is a global problem and nothing to scoff at. Props for shedding light on this issue.

[@hyc1266]

Homelessness is a global problem because US bombing around the world.

[@goncaloshred]

Ye but it is more of a problem when you try to hide it.

[@n30a]

In EU by far most homeless suffer from addiction and mental issues. They simply cannot live in an appartement or house because of these issues. They first need a lot of help.

[@lanthanumlanthanium6373]

If you would all adopt Socialism, then there would be no homeless people. - Some Antifa activist

[@Maelstromme]

@@h.s.6269Mental institutions aren’t designed to rehabilitate people, and they still tend to admit people who are otherwise fixable but highly depressed or in a distressed state.

[@PeterMasalski93]

I've lived in Jinan, Shandong for around 7 years and visited over 20 cities in China , China's poverty is real. I've seen homeless people, I've seen scammers throwing themselves in front of luxurious cars trying to get money, I've seen Shanty towns, I've seen 10 people living in one room, I've seen those underground dormitories where 4 people live in tiny rooms. The only difference between China and India, is that China actively sends its city police to clear out zones of homeless people, especially in big cities and around tourist areas. India doesn't care to clean it up.

[@theMyouknow]

Cant "Clean" up what cant be cleaned up, it will only be moved somewhere else, they gotto make homes for these people, they have alot of ghost towns.

[@BOZ_11]

sounds like Los Angeles

[@stlouisix3]

I noticed Gerhardt van der Shill hiding the homelessness and the problems, but I can't imagine that Jinan, Shandon could have as much homelessness as anywhere in the whole of India. That seems impossible.

[@straighttalk7573]

In india ll homeless have been given free shelter house by givt. They rent it out and sleep on roads.

[@misha1211]

​​@@straighttalk7573 so true, they want free money.

[@yty1941]

When they said "We will eliminate absolute poverty by 2020", they really meant it

[@mgtowninja]

commies can only eliminate people's lives

[@adriadelafuente3648]

Such a statement is usually meant as "we'll make EVERYONE rich!" It always results in "well, if we stop talking about them, do they really exist?"

[@haliven3922]

Can you provide a specific location address? Some of these videos are from China twenty years ago, and some are not even from China. If the author can provide an address, we can easily prove that he is making it up because the environment in the same location has completely changed. However, the author dare not do so because his job is to discredit China.

[@adriadelafuente3648]

@@haliven3922 15 credit score points have been deposited into your account, good bot!

[@monkestronk1227]

@@haliven3922 1080p videos that are 20 years old?

[@Delfin7790]

You are real champion for all human kind. God bless you.

[@huikong1964]

额 他说的有一句是真的吗 作为一个在中国生活了25年的中国人 我真觉得你们很可悲 这种媒体剪辑一个视频就把你们弄得很愤慨 你们真的很可悲

[@风微-n6b]

1. China is a complex country with 1.4 billion people that needs to be managed. It is not a country like yours with a population of only a few million to tens of millions. 2 Every country has its own problems. Even under the malicious suppression of you Western countries, China is still the first in terms of economic development, scientific and technological development, and the speed of poverty eradication. It will have a new look almost every three years. Do you discuss videos from 10 years ago or 5 years ago? Note that China is not a Western country like you who builds a bridge and still hasn’t passed the plan after 5 years. Why can't you see that China's 800 million extremely poor people are already developing into the middle class? 3 China has never denied the existence of real homeless people, but you can only use the monotonous word "homeless" to describe the so-called homeless people. In China, they can actually be divided into three parts: 1. Due to urban With the development of society, people from some poor rural areas who come to work in cities are often unwilling to spend money to rent a house just to save money, but they have a home in their hometown; 2 Professional beggars, also called liars, now usually take two-dimensional The code is begging from you; 3 the real homeless people you call them only account for the smallest part, and the first situation is the majority. 4 Why was China extremely poor in the 20th century? Because you Western bandits have shamelessly massacred and plundered China since 1840. Oh, by the way, I almost forgot that Japan also brutally massacred China from 1931 to 1945. What you did to China is like the Anglo-Saxons. They did the same thing to the Indians, and you beasts, never think about using despicable means such as spending $300 million a year to spread false and exaggerated information about China in the 21st century to prevent the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation! By the way, after seeing so many arrogant, ignorant, and arrogant comments, I almost laughed out of yesterday’s meal. This may not be a bad thing. Since China is so backward and the government is so incompetent, please stop spreading the China threat theory. ! After all, China can't be both corrupt and backward and powerful enough to threaten the world, right? Please give us another 10 to 20 years for peaceful development, thank you!

[@德莉傻是世界第一可爱]

If you really want to understand China, I suggest you learn Chinese first. The Chinese spoken in the original video and the English subtitles translated by him have a huge difference in meaning. As keyboard warriors, besides proving that you are easily brainwashed and manipulated by the media, your righteous indignation is worthless to this world.😅

[@gabriel-OS]

I felt so sad for the little kids on the video. Breaks my heart watching kids or elderly going through so much just to survive.

[@time2132]

So it doesn't break your heart if they're working people? Hypocrite

[@NKTapas]

Chinese are really being chilling even if they eat dirty insects, gutter oil and mud water

[@Bob.Roberts]

@@time2132 What a pathetic attempt to strawman the comment. Go play with your Roblox and stay out of real channel concerns.

[@time2132]

@@Bob.Roberts I haven't posted roblox in a while, the fact that you go on to someones yt channel in an attempt to insult them is just sad.

[@Bob.Roberts]

@@time2132 You insulted yourself with the comment, and I bet that single 'Like' on it is also yours, so don't get it twisted. The real issue is how you threw up the strawman about "working people" when the OP didn't mention anything about it; the host of the video didn't correlate anything about the homeless people working or not either, just that they are homeless. Do better.

[@nolanfrank582]

As an American I knew homelessness was not exclusive to us. Just didn't understand the degree to which it is happening in China. Thanks for shedding some light on this. Really eye opening.

[@makeergod4153]

这个油管博主纯粹是为了黑而黑中国，拍摄的是某些特殊时期特殊地段的临时户外街头者，现在中国真的无家可归的人非常少，政府也会想办法安排工作或者送回原籍，无家可归最大原因就是懒惰不愿意去工作，中国现在还不算富裕，临时睡大街的大多暂时出现困难

[@gabrielbakalarz5722]

homelessness in china is different than fenatyl homelessness in USA .Moreover I don't see them fighting and taking anything they want free of charge from the stores. They are more civilized homeless people

[@gabrielbakalarz5722]

@content_enjoyer4458 that’s the way it should be , don’t you think so ? You steal you get fined , as simple as that . Living in so called ‘free ‘ world doesn’t mean that you get everything for free

[@gabrielbakalarz5722]

@@annan7728 I agree with you . I’m totally not against China . Hope to visit someday

[@helending7809]

​@@gabrielbakalarz5722 My questions is why does homelessness even exist in the USA? My guess is the government is too busy funding the military industrial complex or too busy pork spending to invest in fixing the homeless problem, or they just don't give a damn.

[@pkittler8751]

Oh my God! So well done. You are a brutally brave guy. I was a Project Manager at Boeing's Worldwide Site Operations, where I had to either go to or send people to every corner of the world. I refused to ever go to China myself (and this was in 2000), and everyone I sent had some disaster befall them. Serious, permanently debilitating food poisoning, detainment for taking pictures of normal people, raids in their 5-star hotel rooms, Honey Pot setups...the whole 9 yards. Was that ending clip real? I thought it was you joking in disguise at first. Again, Well done

[@shyviking]

"detainment for taking pictures of normal people". That sounds really, really weird. Where in China? When? Why? I (scandinavian) have had BOTH chinese people taking pictures of/together with me (guess I look exotic from their viewpoint) and have taken literally hundreds of pictures in China, and of chinese people. I have been four times to China 2010-2018. Apart from having my stomach taken out by some street food for 2-3 days, expereienced nothing like what you described.

[@东风无志]

有些人为黑而黑，能说什么呢？拿着有色的放大镜去看中国，也是辛苦他们了！​@@shyviking

[@superfoxwu]

That's not a good excuse for Boeing to outsource jobs to India, and have Indian engineers replace Americans?

[@sweettina2]

​@@superfoxwu Right on!

[@seangaun]

You believe in this fake gut paid by CIA?

[@Ruenvale]

Brother you're opening a lot of eyes out there. Stay strong in the face of adversity. More people need to see this!

[@JoaoTexeira-zf5ck]

USA is worse.

[@haliven3922]

Can you provide a specific location address? Some of these videos are from China twenty years ago, and some are not even from China. If the author can provide an address, we can easily prove that he is making it up because the environment in the same location has completely changed. However, the author dare not do so because his job is to discredit China.

[@Concise_Parakeet]

​@@haliven3922🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 Least obvious ching-chong propaganda spreading bot.

[@bryanmoyna9715]

"There are actually problems in other parts of the world, and these problems have been hidden from you so that your own problems can be weaponized against *you*." That'd be the greatest message of the video, i think.

[@omgitsgassio3191]

Absolutely

[@deidradahl2802]

The USA keeps spending billions of taxpayers monies yearly to covertly invade, marginalize, and regime change of other countries. This money could be better spent on building Low Income Houses for poor working people living in cars in the USA. Therefore these countries have to spend billions on military build ups and weapons in order to defend themselves against the USA, instead of on the welfare of their people

[@kathymc234]

Agreed.

[@user-yc3fw6vq5n]

Exactly! Exactly! I cannot stress this enough

[@aoeu256]

Well everybody expects China to be poor since they have few natural resources per person, they have huge land locked areas, their early governments were corrupt, and their government has had a trade embargo against it.

[@user-hk2fi6vz1e]

I lived in China 5 years ago. I used to see a crippled beggar everyday in the summer, he had no legs and would go up and down the streets laid on a skateboard, pulling himself along by his hands, singing while pushing a begging bowl in front of him. Whenever officials or high ranking visitors came to the city, he was conspicuously absent

[@Pestbringer89]

I live in one of the richest cities in Europe and that shit happens all the time. Whats your point dude. Wow, there are homeless people in china. There are like hundreds of articles writing about homeless population being deported to other parts mostly because of big commercial events, festivals, arrival of politicians all over the world.

[@charlieg6799]

​@@Pestbringer89 I wish I could unread your comment.

[@Pestbringer89]

@@charlieg6799 I dont take people who unironically consume fulan gong propaganda seriously.

[@steven88poo49]

Bro…. We are not living in perfect world😂…u ONLY saw 1 beggar during u stay in china? Then the ccp must be doing very well governing china…. I am impressed.😅

[@user-hk2fi6vz1e]

@@steven88poo49 I saw a lot of beggars and homeless in China, I said I saw this particular one every day. You need to work on your comprehension skills, shill.

[@nicoles8176]

This makes me very sad. I was raised by my grandparents in China when my birth mother left me. That was during Mao’s time. We were all poor then but I don’t remember seeing homeless people. It hurts my heart to see so much suffering and they’re treated like trash.

[@MaxLe-z8y]

国内从来没有回避过流浪汉的问题，但是亲身体验流浪汉确实越来越少甚至有好几年都没见到过。去年经济确实差抖音上刷到过流浪汉，但是路上还是没碰到过。我在欧洲呆过几年，很负责的说中国流浪汉真的很少

[@joshuawaddell9247]

Asia's all the same unfortunately. At least the Americans could do something if there was a political will. There is no such thing in Asia.

[@-_YouMayFind_-]

​​@@MaxLe-z8yThe homeless people are hidden. It doesnt mean they are not there 😂 my country in Europe tries to hide them too by placing them is a homeless shelter and they are not allowed to put out tents. This to keep the streets safe. But homelessness is not that common here either in my country. In fact I barely see them in the biggest cities. And those that might be homeless which I am not sure because they still look well enough and dressed. They play guitar.

[@awanderingcommenter]

I appreciate your coverage of China's issues, including injustices and inequalities such as this. The Chinese people truly deserve better!

[@justnow5809]

I pity where you come from....

[@naturelover7979]

They have no hope with the CCP around

[@xiazhang9712]

You just don’t know China, you will be shocked to know what China is really like. If you ever travel there. Western controlled media is such a filthy place, full of lies.

[@wudumontana4673]

@@naturelover7979 my mom and dad seems to have regular lives in china

[@anypercentdeathless]

@@wudumontana4673As do my parents in China. And during each of my visits, a small walk to Beijing’s 6th Ring Road show me entire clandestine shantytowns.

[@holdmyhand2009]

Thank you for exposing what is happening in China, it needs to be seen.

[@BleachDemon707]

Why is there ALWAYS one of you " thank you for blah blah blah" commenters? 🙄 Ugh. Go out and do something.

[@tomnoneofyourbeezwax5032]

@@BleachDemon707 Why is there ALWAYS one of you whiners that whine about " thank you for blah blah blah" commenters? 🙄 Ugh. Go out and do something.

[@stephencowley8968]

​@@BleachDemon707 There is always someone who will talk against someone who shows the reality as it is in China There is always someone who takes the strength of truth and turns against the truth teller The truth will always come out, always, always!!

[@loadingnewads]

you should log in Chinese internet to have a new point of view on western world (especially US)

[@Nonayabizness360]

@@loadingnewads. Ah to be brainwashed. How much does the Chinese government pay you to come here and comment? He must be telling the absolute truth because you are just commenting like crazy and the truth scares the Chinese government. 😂

[@PedroSantos-fw6gk]

It breaks my heart seeing people being so dehumanized, really hits me 😥

[@naturelover7979]

Instead of helping the homeless the CCP tries to hide everything. That is pathetic.

[@jayaUk]

Be careful my brother I respect your news and information to get this news out there 💪🏽💯

[@kevinswaggerty3949]

Thank you homelessness is a problem everywhere even when they say it isn’t

[@az196823]

Some places worse than others, I had no idea Mainland China was that bad. Besides, massive debt bubbles are ready to pop.

[@theonlyonect]

Not in China, because the solved the problem by hiding it from the public and controlling the medias.

[@SomebodyPerfectly]

ESPECIALLY, when they say it isn't

[@aoeu256]

@@SomebodyPerfectly Homelessness rate is similar in between China and America, but China is expected to be poorer (lack of natural resources, landlocked areas, historical trade barriers, historically corrupt government).

[@haliven3922]

Can you provide a specific location address? Some of these videos are from China twenty years ago, and some are not even from China. If the author can provide an address, we can easily prove that he is making it up because the environment in the same location has completely changed. However, the author dare not do so because his job is to discredit China.

[@sibiris8474]

Imagine having free EV vehicles just standing there, rotting, whole cities built and abandoned, and still have homeless people.

[@0minous187]

electric vehicle vehicles??

[@sibiris8474]

@@0minous187 Yes. EV electric vehicles, vehicles. Stop being so 🤓

[@0minous187]

@@sibiris8474 👌🐓🍭ev's is how its said. what you said still makes no sense. i was asking u a question but u got all triggered over it lmao

[@sibiris8474]

@@0minous187 i saw it as well, when i pressed the post button. But I was too lazy to go back and edit the comment. Now I pay the price.

[@0minous187]

@@sibiris8474 the downsides of being lazy i know them all too well lol

[@Lucky14970]

Great stuff Winston!!! Thanks for looking out for those less fortunate. People from around the world appreciate what you do and why you do it!! No matter how people catergorize this type of media; whether they call it propaganda, stereotyping, misleading, on point, alternative, etc... It doesn't matter, because real is REAL and like I said, "we" appreciate you and your efforts!!

[@howiescott5865]

@@annan7728 Winston's videos are made of a collage of film clips but that doesn't make his narrative false or untrue. The homeless people sleeping on the streets aren't fabrications, they're real. You can believe what you want but that doesn't change what's really happening in China.

[@hyc1266]

Research about China Land Reform Policy, then you will know about what is real.

[@yeetman4953]

​@@annan7728weird clip at the end tho

[@mechasentai]

“There are problems around the world, so that your own problems can be weaponized against you.” Man you have my respect! Thank you for saying it out laud. All of it.

[@MfConnor]

"These problems are being hidden from you so that your own problems can be weaponized against you" 💯 😢

[@joonjoon819]

The thing is, this isn't even a recent phenomenon. I was in Guangzhou in 2010, and as the Asian Games season closed in, the beggars and homeless people just disappeared. Not to mentions things went back to "normal" after the event.

[@MykeLewisMusic]

They did the same thing in Vancouver, Canada for the Olympics.

[@hiroshinagoya2469]

Great episode Mr. Serpentza; I remembered seeing homelessness people in Guangzhou early morning collecting cardboards and looking inside the trash for food and recyclables.

[@AZ0986688]

I saw a horrible video from China once: There was this chinese homeless alcoholic lady, and a chinese couple doused her in gasoline and stood there laughing as she was burned alive!!! I was scarred for life after seeing that video!

[@charliehotel6476]

I was there for only a few weeks and what shocked me was the amount of homeless amputees, lack of safety standards, animal cruelty and censorship of anything critical of the government.

[@benlotus2703]

''We're Doomed'' private frazer (Dads Army)

[@bikerfirefarter7280]

It's the same everywhere to various degrees. Have you shut your eyes again?

[@weareruledbyNarcissists]

@@bikerfirefarter7280give me the name of a country that will automatically put you in prison for saying something against the government

[@hyc1266]

Where is "there"?

[@sara.cbc92]

I've been told by that children were kidnapped by gangs and were mutilated before having forced to beg.

[@Francotiger]

An acquaintance of mine spent years in China and she actually praised them for their lack of homelessness. It’s scary the control China can have over information like this.

[@tdeo2141]

Same, I heard from friends who visited China that they didn’t see any poverty or homelessness… well now we’ve got actual proof that says otherwise.

[@默默-o6e5m]

who do you believe?😂😂😂

[@johncarter40101]

@@默默-o6e5m not you at least.

[@f.b.l.9813]

@@默默-o6e5m Definitely not you or your Lord Xinnie the Pooh 😂😂😂

[@默默-o6e5m]

​@@f.b.l.9813trust me,I'm live China,so many homeless in every city.

[@zosonte129]

Thank you for your journalism. The whataboutism trying to deflect from China's issues is pathetic.

[@tarstarkusz]

NO IT IS NOT. I live in and care about America, not China. I could not care less if china started shooting them. Ain't my people. Ain't my problem. Ain't nothing I could do about it anyway. Frankly, this video sounds a lot like "whataboutism" You think it's bad in America, oh, you should see China. They are so much worse blah blah blah.

[@bud1221]

I think Americans should worry about their own problems before they try to help anyone else. You're deflecting the problems in the US over a country on the other side of the world. Whataboutism goes both ways.

[@chester9585]

@@bud1221 assumes person is american, says to person to mind their own business, gets 50 cents, had a good day.

[@tarstarkusz]

@@bud1221 Not to mention there is nothing we could do about the problem in China anyway.

[@cassandra6429]

@@tarstarkusz Yes, we can do many things, even, when it comes to China. Maybe not with their homelessness issue, but their genocidal actions against the minorities there, with the fact of the new horrors, after Italians helped and taught Chinese the modern practice of transplantology, the outrageous actions in Tibet and persecutions of people for their faith. Only we, the West, are not going to do it, because China is our trading partner and in the today's world, money mean much more, than solidarity with weak and poor. So we are telling ourselves, there is nothing we can do anyway.

[@akashverma5756]

I am an Indian. I used to envy chinese rapid development. Then, I came across your videos. It changes my perspective. Freedom is far more important than economic development. Birds in the sky are happier than birds trapped in golden cage. Sadly, Western Media always show India in bad light and completely disregard hard work done by govt. We just want neutral coverage from western media.

[@Ivan-tm9pd]

We are sorry about that, many of us know India has beautiful places. Usually our media reports bad news it gets more views which = charging more money for ads. Peace n love

[@吴海明-d9h]

？你痛恨西方的不实报道，却相信他有关中国的负面视频？我不是很懂你哎

[@mintrendsan1819]

A double head snake culture like in India ?

[@NativeBharatiye]

​@@吴海明-d9h isn't same for chinese perspective over indians? I've talked to chinese, you guys act like you have achieved the entire world. You guys look down on India by these same western news you talk about.😂. Indians never look down on any country whether they are poor or rich other than if they are India's enemy like Pakistan. Our religion Hinduism says to learn even from an enemy or an ant if you have can get the knowledge About west & india, both have democracy to know each other's truth but chinese live in a gold plated cage completely cut off from the outside world

[@REALGUCHENG]

6 years ago, China did have such a problem. The homeless are only concentrated in a few cities. They are lazy people. They all have their own houses in the countryside. They go to the city for work. Because they are lazy, they can‘t make money and refuse to return to the countryside. Nowadays, almost no homeless person can be seen in all Chinese cities, because the social assistance system helps them build confidence in vocational training and return to normal life.

[@jacobsladder827]

Appreciate your real compassion for the poor people in China.

[@the-sayan]

That's why this country always tries to avoid and ban things outside of their country!! (Banning whatsapp, Facebook etc..)

[@werewhoweare]

Forget it, he's just a clown

[@elishh8173]

WHY is he a "clown"? What has Winston done for you to label him "a clown"?? Please explain

[@americanpatriot3710]

Millions of Chinese live in poverty.

[@Luxefacile]

​@@americanpatriot3710Millions of Americans live in poverty too, worry about your own burning house

[@ernestofernandez592]

Thank You for being the voice of those who can't protest against an evil authority.

[@lanthanumlanthanium6373]

here before the commietard bots show up.

[@stallionstudios]

What is evil? Our great Prime Minister of Canada, Trudeau admires China for a reason. Sorry but Trudeau is a great hero and I trust what he says.

[@eugenec7130]

You mention the world "communism", and almost the whole of the United States are ready to crush China and the Chinese people. The Americans are so ignorant to the world because the only information they get is from their mainstream media and their government.

[@yeetman4953]

​@@stallionstudioswhat???

[@rickytang1123]

WHAT A CLOWN !

[@thereligionofrationality8257]

I'm an American living in France. There's a homeless problem here. Also lived in Germany. There's a homeless problem there. There's a homeless problem in Italy and Spain (arguably worse than here in France). There's one in Great Britain. Worked most of my professional life in Africa and Haiti. A little bit in Mexico and Kuwait. There are major homeless problems in those places (although it is less problematic for the governments of those countries). It's important to distinguish between the different TYPES of homeless people. In the U.S. it used to be primarily crazy people; the small subset of people who would refuse to go to a shelter anyway, no matter what. Don't know if that's the case in San Fran these days. Here in the E.U. and Great Britain it's mostly illegal immigrants from other new E.U. countries or North/West Africa. In the "Third World" it's a natural outcome of a generally low level of income for nearly everyone. The important point that needs to be stressed here is that it is the oppressive Chinese government that purposefully goes out of its way to not fix the problem, but DOES go out of its way to hide it from the international community. Russia apparently does the same thing (although I think Moscow simply removes them to the perimeter of the city, as opposed to dropping them off in the countryside many miles away).

[@Ceruleanbluepodcast1995]

Its not a homeless problem its a human rights issue

[@thereligionofrationality8257]

@@lisashung9442 Why are you responding to my comment? And what exactly are you trying to say?

[@LesserOfTwoWeevils]

@@lisashung9442 Here comes the bots

[@lisashung9442]

@@thereligionofrationality8257 sorry, put it in a wrong place by mistake.

[@antoniomargallo5317]

Yeah, but you ever saw real zombies, with open infected wounds, dragging themselves around? And I don't mean in a movie.

[@elishh8173]

Thank you for doing what you do!!! You are q great voice for the oppressed in China!!! I love your content, you are GREAT!!

[@howiescott5865]

I'm American and I've been to about 45 countries around the world. In my experience, the poor were the kindest most generous people to me. Every time I was in trouble somewhere in the world, even in countries not friendly to the US, it was always people with little that helped me. Sometimes sharing their food or offering me a place to sleep while looking after me. I'm 70 years of age now and I still have and treasure little trinkets given to me to travel well or protect me from danger, such things as a Koran, sea shells, Budda medallions, crucifixes, beads, a tiny bible written in Tamil... little things which have no monetary value but mean the world to me. It saddens me immensely to see humanity fall to such low levels with government efforts only to cover it all up. Can we all pause preparing for war a little and focus a little more on economic development beginning with food and basic housing production? Can we (all countries on Earth) just stop pointing fingers and begin helping our own then others that are slow to start? Maybe then we'll have no need to prepare for war... at lease not so much. Great vid Winston, I hope your viewers... ALL your viewers including ones that hate us, pause a moment and redirect their hate and blame into making the world or their country or their city or just their city block a better place.

[@rohamcsigusz]

If there is no money in it capitalism doesn't care. People are also too busy working long hours and about half of them are living paycheck to paycheck.

[@gundamnduke0]

nope, war drives innovation and gets rid of people. very good for the top brasses

[@robgrey6183]

Sorry, bums who won't work and want to camp on the sidewalk and do drugs all day will get no help from me.

[@howiescott5865]

@@rohamcsigusz Do communist care? Are people better off in Cuba, Syria, Venezuela, North Korea, South Africa, Russia or China? Does it even have anything to do with economic ideology? People are poor because of inept, uncaring and often corrupt leadership.

[@howiescott5865]

@@robgrey6183 Bums as you describe get no sympathy from me but I don't believe most chose to be that way. I 've been homeless before but was lucky enough to rise above that. Bad things came to me one after another. It can happen to anyone, even you. Death is certain, life is not.

[@TomMannis]

Been a fan of yours for several years, and it suddenly hit me... I know you're not a U.S. citizen, but you're one of the greatest Americans I know.

[@lordfolter9709]

Excuse me but what a fd up comment haha

[@kensummers2894]

@@lordfolter9709 Listen , I know your not Korean, nor are you Japanese citizen but you truly are The greatest Australian I ever known. Thank you

[@alidabotes6264]

What is your nationality? I've just discovered your channel. You sound South African.

[@willbowen4488]

Only been to China once and it was for about 10 days. The homeless I saw in Beijing was really hard to see, especially when it was December and absolutely freezing

[@greattaiwan2899]

Have been to China many times. There are millions of homeless in China. Many of them are beggars.

[@jihadijackass]

@@PhillipGregoryMusic Calm down Xi

[@PhillipGregoryMusic]

@@jihadijackass I am calm Donald.

[@PolskiKrajowa]

​@@PhillipGregoryMusicaverage Chinese bot

[@PhillipGregoryMusic]

@@PolskiKrajowa average western mainstream media bot

[@BryonLeonard]

This is our first time watching your content, and we like you dude!

[@uninterested6741]

The fact you’re so responsive is crazy for such a large channel. I can tell you really care about this stuff so I just want to say thank you for being such a great resource for info on the Chinese government. Keep it up man🙌

[@turdfurgeson8769]

You're a good man. Thank you for bringing theses people's struggles to light.

[@GodLovesComics]

I have an 80-year old Indian man in my writing group who worked as both an Indian and an American diplomat and has published columns in newspapers for decades as well as having published books through Random House. Last week he showed me his latest column in which he noted America's "crumbling infrastructure" and "failing economic growth", stating that the US had only grown its economy 1.5% last year while China was at 5% and India at 6%. I told him that if he really wanted to see crumbling infrastructure to watch your most recent videos on tofu dreg construction in China, and that comparing the growth of developing economies to that of the US was like comparing the growth of an NBA player who was scoring 2-points a game to one who averaged 20. If the low scorer improved to 10-points they have made a huge jump and likely improved more than the 20-point guy, but there is still a HUGE gap in skill level and who is achieving more. When I also told him China's economic growth was largely "smoke and mirrors" and mentioned Evergrande's collapse, he just waved his hand and un-diplomatically dismissed everything I said claiming I was misinterpreting his piece. But it was all there in black and white, and very, very simplistic. It was a column that ran in my local newspaper but it could have ran in a Chinese state paper without one word being censored.

[@zenastronomy]

we'll see in 20 years time. lol

[@Késin_10.136]

We in India have more people like him in our govt and civil society..the "useful idiots" like the Indian diplomat you mentioned are on payroll of CCP, and even if they are not in CCP payroll they have other benefits they get from CCP, like access and business kickbacks. Worst kind of people you can have in your country..the bloody fifth coloumn. Ugh

[@solenoidnull9542]

They hate us cause they ain't us

[@user-vp5iy8ec9q]

No perfect systems, but 1 life long leader with his 1 gang party system, even war more likely as proven by Russia the 2rd time total invasion, may be soon invasion into Taiwan. Guess nearest system to what you were say, will be voted happiest northern counties in Europe, (also have homeless but softer) very democratic with high trust between citizens to citizens and citizens to government.

[@Kathakathan11]

Indian diplomat, please name him, don’t be so random. If he is Bengali/ Iyengar/Menon, he is already born Communist

[@donnajeanheim-mcwhite4210]

You're amazing! Incredible footage! I subscribed in the first 5 minutes of watching my first video. Many Thanks.

[@TheKarnophage]

The big difference between the homeless in the USA and China is people actually try to help the homeless in the USA. There actual charities and government services for the homeless.

[@loadingnewads]

Yes, Chinese people are always busy and they usually just don’t want to give a help… Good Luck to those who helped the homeless people, and hope the US can solve the drug problem soon!

[@gundamnduke0]

and it only enables more homelessness. I live in SF, I know

[@Dan-gs3kg]

@@gundamnduke0 St Johannesburg illegalised vagrancy, but supported every venture and charity to get people back on their feet.

[@Brusseldudes7180]

​@@gundamnduke0just throw another $30 million at the problem I am sure it will fix itself.

[@sg5184]

I don't know about that dude shelters sound like horror stories, we don't have rehab centers to help them gain independence and in some places vagrancy will get you locked up. atleast we don't send them off into the wildness in the middle of no where.

[@got_glintsp963]

I’m very thankful for your effort and dedication to raising awareness about issues in China. Truly.

[@hopeforabetterfuture123]

I’m so grateful you report homelessness in China. Thank you for your bravery.

[@ellvtv2314]

America could simply house their homeless so China can't weaponize it against us. Easy Peasy.

[@redimade]

@@peterseth3296 a youtube user should solve the homelessness problems in china? ok

[@davidlee7997]

These people have their own houses in their hometown, not homeless people.

[@gwh0]

He filmed it himself ...

[@coolewily8185]

serpentza is a homeless but why china dIdent hide him when he is in china HHHHHAHAHAHAHA

[@许正宇-y2q]

Thank you for sharing all of this with us. It's been about 10 years since I first came across your channel, but unfortunately, I was misinformed and believed that you were an anti-China Westerner. However, after watching some of your videos, I can sense your deep compassion and understanding of China. You truly love China, perhaps more than most Chinese people. As you always say, keep doing what you're doing and stay awesome. Thank you for sharing your videos with us.

[@alpeter3787]

All Love for the Chinese People! - ALL HATE FOR THE CCP!!!

[@jianqiangwu]

没脑子

[@Max-ud8vp]

Thank you so much for doing this! Acknowledge the problem is the first step to solving it, and if one truly care for their fellow countrymen’s misfortune, one will respect and support this video and its maker.

[@JoaoTexeira-zf5ck]

USA is worse.

[@hyc1266]

You are being fooled by this video which doesn't represent the current China. The video clips are decades old. People sleeping on streets in China cities are migrate workers from villages where these people have homes and farmlands. The only city in China that has real homeless people like the US is Hong Kong, which is governed under a different system.

[@Max-ud8vp]

​@@hyc1266 For starter, the divorced rural area women don't have access to farmlands because they are excluded from the land allocation process by village rules. I personally know some of them trying to visit the central government to complain and change this process but got followed and murdered (by a high-speed bus out of nowhere) on their way there. The rest of the lucky ones made their way back alive were either jailed or harassed relentlessly by local government. Some of the men (like those from Sanhe famously) become homeless because of huge debts resulted from being scammed ruthlessly, causing them unable to go back to their counties of origin and relying on the only resources however humble.

[@ericzheng520]

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[@greatwhiteflash1645]

It's crazy anyone would believe that China doesn't have a homelessness problem. It's an unavoidable consequence of it's economic model. The same as in the US.

[@cgreen777]

For each shiny skyscraper..

[@REALGUCHENG]

6 years ago, China did have such a problem. The homeless are only concentrated in a few cities. They are lazy people. They all have their own houses in the countryside. They go to the city for work. Because they are lazy, they can‘t make money and refuse to return to the countryside. Nowadays, almost no homeless person can be seen in all Chinese cities, because the social assistance system helps them build confidence in vocational training and return to normal life.

[@oscaralegre3683]

In a country with 1.4 billions of course there will be homeless

[@syafiqrahmat5426]

@@JavaZombie and medical expense

[@bluliite]

Money causing poverty, nice.

[@gregwochlik9233]

Thank you for exposing the issue. I left South Africa in 2020 after 30 years. There, the homeless problem is obvious. I'm now in Poland, and I rarely see homeless people. The city council put out fridges where people put food out for the homeless.

[@alidabotes6264]

What a good idea!

[@MGood-ij1hi]

So there are homeless hungry people in Poland too.

[@irresponsiblyblue1411]

@@MGood-ij1hi There are no homeless, hungry people in Antarctica. At least not for very long at a time. Aside from that, there are homeless everywhere. Quantity and severity do, of course, differ from country to country.

[@kaoskronostyche9939]

In parts of the USA it is actually illegal to feed the homeless.

[@gregwochlik9233]

@@MGood-ij1hi Yes. I completely forgot to mention when I wrote my comment about one factor. On my tax return, 1% of my tax goes to charity. I picked a local shelter for homeless men. I understand that they have a very strict no alcohol / drugs policy, hence worth suporting.

[@hi2740]

Watching your videos makes me feel unbelievably grateful for every aspect of my life. Thanks for the work you do!

[@rumrunner8019]

I've been to India and I saw a lot of poor, homeless people. However, I also saw a lot of charity that helps them, and nobody tries to cover it up or hide it.

[@laquenasi]

Just talk about its homeless or poverty in India and indian nationalists will get angry

[@rumrunner8019]

@@laquenasi But at least they are ALLOWED to talk about it.

[@SBImNotWritingMyNameHere]

​@@laquenasiyea there's been rising nationalism and radicalism in the past 10 years, quite a lot actually Tho there hasn't been censorship or significant levels of coverup afaik

[@bullymaguire2074]

​@@SBImNotWritingMyNameHerethat jai shankar guy is the main problem. He always defends even if something wrong happens but no censorship

[@eyes2338]

Wysiwyg.

[@MichaelMorales-tk7nz]

I'm homeless in America .orange county cal.but I live in a shelter and I love it .and Im safe from the streets thank you God!!!!!

[@richardbird9326]

So you choose the life your living .

[@Qingep]

God bless you brother 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤️🇺🇲☦️ We are happy that you're happy 😄

[@MichaelMorales-tk7nz]

My life is great now that I gave my heart soul to my Creator lord of lords Jesus Christ ❣️

[@griddycheese]

@@richardbird9326 no he doesn’t

[@TheDsRequiem]

@griddycheese sounds like he does since he loves it so much

[@wolfgangjr74]

One time I got stupid drunk in NYC and made my way to Penn Station after all the trains stopped. The homeless were all huddled in the train station as it was cold outside, and they were the nicest people I have met. I had some good discussions with some of them and shared some warm drinks and snacks. It's a shame that we treat them so badly as its underserved.

[@DragonsOfSnow]

Just found your channel a few days ago. THIS is the type of stuff I look for in journalism (as should everyone). It's not bad mouthing other countries, it's shedding light on horrible situations that people either know nothing about or CHOOSE to want to know nothing about (like my man at the end there). The truth is, EVERY country has problems. Some worse than others, yes. But there is no "utopia" anywhere and people need to understand this!

[@deidradahl2802]

Listen, Winston SerpenzA spent over 16 years in China and knows that these people are not really homeless. These are migrant workers from the countryside who left to take part in the building boom, and refuses to spend money on rent or hotel bill, in order to send more money back home. They have homes, farmlands, and all the social services back home. Do a little research

[@AniMageNeBy]

No. It's clearly biased "journalism". Sometimes it contains truths and half-truths, yes, but that just makes it so people swallow it easier, and it's frightening how many people actually refuse to be critical on the claims made, but rather regard it as gospel. For instance, the same guy made a vid about EV's in China being "let to rot away" in the ten-thousands. Almost all people in the forum were, once again, swallowing whatever he said. I, instead, investigated it further, which was extremely difficult because - if you hadn't noticed - he never cites any sources, not even third-party datasets. So I manually researched all the area's where in the vid it could be discerned at which place it purported to be, and looked at recent google map images: of the three spots where he claimed tens of thousands of cars were just rotting away in huge parking lots because of China's proclaimed inefficiency, only ONE place showed having those parked EV cars; about 40, NOT 20000... At the other places he claimed where they were rotting, the parking lots were all empty. The most logical conclusion is, that these cars were and are not there to "rot" as he claims, but to be sold - and have been sold. Yet no-one ever bothers to check his stories, and especially when he makes an appeal on emotions, most people's brains just stop working. During the research I did on his stories, about 20% was true, 50% were half-truths (or half-lies, depending on how you look at it) or strenuous exaggerations, and about 30% were outright lies or complete confabulations. Moral of the story: one should ALWAYS regard such biased emo-driven stories and vids that clearly try to always spin a certain narrative, with caution and a good dose of skepticism.

[@deidradahl2802]

@@AniMageNeBy--- Well said. What these youtubers do not understand is, if they are honest and objective they will get tons of subscribers. For instance they would show the dirtiest of China's toilets, but never explain or show that millions of brand new toilets are being built and installed. They never explain that China has so much to change for it's 1.4 billion population, therefore it will take time. No, it's all negatives

[@BewareSI]

@@AniMageNeBy 40 cars, you say, and you have checked Google Maps images. Provide me with the coordinates. I can actually count and even in this short video, I see more than 40 cars. You are just cherry-picking everything he is saying and trying to make it look like he is lying. But you know, I grew up in a war-torn country, and once you learn what actual honesty is, and how true evil looks like, you can see it from miles away. China is an underdeveloped and inefficient nation, and your government is walking over the corpses of your own people, obliterating their hope. Name me one thing that China invented by themselves that they did not copy or steal from other countries. But because of this, people like him, people like me, have been made aware what you really are. The money he makes from this is nothing compared to the danger he is putting himself into. He might not be the one who will stop someone that is tearing down someone else's art display because it does display China as it is because he is not a man prone to violence. And he does not have to be. You see, knowing what I know now, I would be the one that would rip 5 of these maggots apart by myself. I do not like violence, but in this case, I would not even think a second. You say you did research? Make a video, present it, prove he is lying. Moral of the story: Sell that shit somewhere else.

[@gardenjoy5223]

@@AniMageNeBy The only way you Could have researched this, was if you were living there. But then you wouldn't be able to get information out. You just try to polish up the Chinese image again. With claims You cannot prove. It's just your word against his. And guess what, your word is worth shit.

[@tylerwilson3800]

If I’m not mistaken, you once mentioned you were homeless or damn-near homeless when you first went to China. I’m sure that resonates even more with you.

[@serpentza]

Yes, I ran out of money and was truly homeless for 3 days

[@leonidaspereirafilho499]

​@@serpentzais there some video where we can listen to your story?

[@lirenxin5472]

@@leonidaspereirafilho499he talked about it in an earlier video about how he “escaped” China

[@AhmadAfif-sl8tc]

He is not an entirely Chinese, and sometimes these talks undermines people who walks the stone cold countries! 👉🏼 winter squids vs Ginger bread Fish? Or never the less? 😊😊😊 one point four BULLIION people 👉🏼👈

[@leonidaspereirafilho499]

my guy, what are you talking about@@AhmadAfif-sl8tc

[@RosesRawReality]

That’s horrible! I can’t imagine being homeless with only a blanket and being sprayed down soaking wet with no place to go get dry or warm or sleep… I’d loose my mind getting sprayed down and yelled at through a loud speaker every time I tried to sleep. 😢 I don’t have much reach but I have no problem standing up against the cruel and manipulative BS China pulls! I tell my family and friends about what’s I learn from your channels and they are always shocked! I’m glad someone is standing up for the truth!

[@kagerouge9007]

Oh, you will love the big immigrant problem in the near future. I love people with a sense of virtue and empathy like you. Either they double down and burn under they hypocrisy or they reveal their base animal instincts

[@kagerouge9007]

@sepulvedablvd7846 Same shit, they're leeches

[@Jellymiqo]

@sepulvedablvd7846 right... mexico doesnt exist.

[@MenAreNotOk]

Ive had it happen before. But sprayed by my own stupidity. Sprinklers. It really did suck. Thats what i get for trying to sleep inbetween bushes to stay safe.

[@robgrey6183]

Maybe the bums should just get a job, and they wouldn't get sprayed?

[@barbaranajjarine8223]

I have been watching and learning so much from you. Thankyou for caring for the people of China.

[@Stevenlegend]

I feel so bad for them I would hate to be forced out and treated like that

[@fyabryte4023]

Dictatorship

[@Mustard_Tiger0]

Disagree, I wish the U.S. would do the same.

[@Mustard_Tiger0]

They need to be sent to gulag labor camp for rehabilitation, and their arses on western toilet seats.

[@haliven3922]

Can you provide a specific location address? Some of these videos are from China twenty years ago, and some are not even from China. If the author can provide an address, we can easily prove that he is making it up because the environment in the same location has completely changed. However, the author dare not do so because his job is to discredit China.

[@Matthew-yc6nx]

​@@haliven3922🇨🇳🤖

[@ryzezee8543]

The scary part about China is not that there are homeless people, it's that there are big cities with seemingly no people on the streets

[@suezcontours6653]

The scary part is white people just don't like China rising. So what will they do when Africa does?

[@Mizuryryn]

I thought chinese police that preys homeless are way worse than drugged homeless from united states

[@lchristophor3107]

If they are hidden in shelter, they are not homeless. 🙄

[@thelion706]

The biggest nation of liars is indeed the west, particularly america. Until now, they continue to produce lies abt China , and they dnt care abt the numerous western individuals who create vlogs in China sharing their own firsthand accounts of the true situations in the country. The western nations especially america still aim to maintain their white supremacy through divisive tactics , manufacturing hoaxes. Of those methods fail , they resort to using military force to cripple nations that refuse to submit to america and replace their leaders with individual who can be controlled by america. America has double standards. The world is fed up with such methods. The world is tired of such dirty tactics. U can only find true western gentlemen in Holywood movie, not in the real world

[@Astronomica999]

​@lchristophor3107 that's like saying the guy living under the bridge isn't homeless. No logic to that whatsoever

[@FunkyKiwi7]

Well done in speaking out about this heartbreaking issue. I'm very grateful for your insightful reporting. I feel so sorry for them.

[@deidradahl2802]

It is' 'heartbreaking''' that in this age of technology where people can do their own research, people are still gullible. These ''homeless''' are migrants from the provinces where they were born, with homes, farms and all the necessary social services, They left home for the building boom, and decided it's better to sleep under the bridges thus saving on rent and hotel bills. Look up the hukou system in China

[@maapehmargot4499]

Thank you God bless you for eye opening It will help many people to be content and make good use of the little they have

[@SolarPhoenix61]

Thanks for letting the world know Winston. It is such a sensitive topic to talk about and it breaks my heart seeing those homeless people practically being ignored and shunned away by society

[@Unknown_Ooh]

The world already knew 🙄

[@RJFP67]

The homeless problem is going global at this time. Looking at our cities homeless population is disheartening. Drug addictions and mental illnesses are prevalent. Even the elderly whom are sick are being thrown into the streets.

[@jerrycooper1428]

"The homeless problem is going global at this time". Nailed it! Right on the Money, as the WEF/Klaus Schwab have said. You'll own nothing and be happy. Welcome to the implementation of the New World Order.

[@sly8445]

its not going global, it has always been global. before these times, the homeless weren't homeless, they weren't even human. they were known as 'swine' and died en masse. at times, things would be so bad that there couldn't be any homeless people because they were all dead before sleeping a full night in the open

[@jerrycooper1428]

@@sly8445 Complete gobbledygook! with the exception of there always has been a homeless problem.

[@jerrycooper1428]

@@TradegyRomance-hu1hb Totally agree. Nailed it!

[@sly8445]

@@jerrycooper1428 honestly i just feel bad for folks like you because when push comes to shove, you'll shut off and do whatever it takes to convince yourself its not happening my brother in christ you are either an overseer in this prison, an expendable employee OR.. one of the prisoners. and if you're not fighting to change it then.. how can anyone feel bad when you're caught under the current with the rest of us

[@AnonXio]

life turns on a dime. things change. people change. sometimes something out of the blue rocks your world. i have been homeless, people say there is no need to be homeless or you have family - who might be the problem you cannot return to. my heart goes out to all the people filmed. thank you for trying to help people and suffering detriment as a result @serpentza You are a good man.

[@jchu5424]

Serpentza should be happy that he came to China in the early days so he took some of those footage. Those footages also remind me of the past, mostly over 10 years before. The most in the footage come from poor rural China, they try to earn money in the city and then come back to their hometown. To save money in rest, they sit on the street side, lie on the ground of the station temporarily, and even live in the tunnel for a few days. Strictly speaking, they are not homeless, they will return to their hometown with or without money finally. You can distinguish them from the real beggars (also in the footage) by their young age and packages, they don't eat in garbage. It's very difficult to see such people in China cities from tier 1 to tier 5 now, you can check it by yourself. The most important reason is that rural China's living improved a lot in recent years, every villager has his land to plant without agriculture tax, and social insurance has been implemented, which makes people earn their living much easier, at least enough food and common medical treatment is not a problem anymore. I say this because I do see the changes with my eyes. The second reason, it’s hard to find young cheap laborers in China now after those many years’ one-child policy. If you are willing to work as a waiter, a deliverer, or a worker standing in front of the assembly line, it's easy for you to find a job in the city. The third, the wanderers who need help indeed, for example, those incapable of making a living by themselves because of illness or mental disease are taken care of in the rescue stations in the city. Finally, there are very few people who devote themselves to begging, e.g., professional beggars, it's sorry that they don't have the freedom of begging here because China is arbitrary. They will be sent back to where they come from, where their family or relatives help to educate them. I write this doesn't mean that there is no problem in China, on the contrary, I do think there are a lot of things that need to be improved, but not this one. I just want you to know a real China.

[@lo_sten]

First honest Chinese comment right here

[@bouclesdor7984]

Thank you! I m homeless too, in France, but it makes no difference, horror is the same when you have nothing.

[@Dogomatic]

Keep doing what you’re doing man! Your sacrifices haven’t been in vein. We’re all with you. ❤

[@jonchowe]

I visited Shanghai in 2019 with my (now ex) wife and was amazed by seeing zero homelessness. She told me there was plenty while growing up there, but that they "sent them to the lower tier cities".

[@makeergod4153]

Homelessness is either due to laziness and unwillingness to do hard work, or mental illness. The government has many measures to help homeless people. Some people find jobs or travel long distances because they are not wealthy and do not have the money to stay in hotels. They also sleep on the streets, but there are very few homeless people in China as a whole, and it is not like sending people to second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth tier cities

[@jonchowe]

@@makeergod4153 lol

[@adamdygnarowicz5127]

Great work by you. Thank you for talking about something almost nobody talks about.

[@jasonxx8611]

Thank you for covering these issues in China, people in China who dare to cover these topics will get disappeared or detained for life.

[@zobenny8290]

胡说八道

[@americanpatriot3710]

Or end up in some reeducation camp of the CCP.

[@godionomesaidol7455]

El PCCCH oculta todo aquello que sabe que no le conviene.

[@sly8445]

Thank you. I knew about this without being told directly. I met a man from China in San Francisco (actually they paid for him to come here) and I explained to him my houselessness situation. This was before actually sleeping outside, but after being fully displaced. And he explained ‘homeless? We don’t have homeless people in China. It never happens.’ So I asked ‘What if a father steals from a grocery store for his kids because they can’t afford food?’ And he said ‘Well he’d be shot’ And I said ‘Oh. I think I get it now.’

[@Crashandburn999]

@xy5870 It actually takes even knowing that churches will help the poor like that. I've known people who only recently became homeless at that time who steal food from shops because they had no money. They did not know about any of the services that exist to help the desperate or homeless, and they did not know that churches help too. I didn't know about any of that until I began volunteering about a year ago.

[@Fanta....]

@@Crashandburn999 The problem with churches giving food is they use it to push their god nonsense on people. Its not about helping people, its about using someones bad position to leverage their brainwashing into their lives. Makes me sick.

[@台独的老父亲]

胡说八道

[@OKFrax-ys2op]

@@台独的老父亲 Are you a communist?

[@大胸妹只爱]

枪杀也太搞笑了，坐牢倒是真的

[@MissMaserati]

Thank you for this video, this was quite enlightening. Given what's happening with major shifts in manufacturing, it seems it will be a harder and harder problem to hide. I hope people consider your plea that it doesn't just punish the poor, it impacts society on a much wider scale. Take care and thank you for publicizing these issues!

[@albertesquivel7620]

You're awesome brotha

[@friddevonfrankenstein]

Imagine being out in the freezing cold and some heartless excuse for a human being comes along and hoses you and the few things you have down with a pressure washer. That is beyond evil. I'd go as far as calling it attempted murder.

[@GeewnMoon]

*100%WHAT I WAS THINKING!!!!IT IS SO SAD THAT THE PEOPLE DONT REALIZE HOW EASY IT US TO UNITE AND RISE UP AGAINST THE MORBIDLY OBESE SATANIC DICTATOR THEY HAVE AND DEMAND A CAPITALIST FREE DAM SOCIETY WITH A CONSTITUTION SIMILAR TO AMERICA MAKING IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR SATANIC WASTES OF OXYGEN TYRANTS FROM EVER TAKING THERE FREEDOMS FROM THEM!!!!!* *THIS SHT IS SOOOO EASY!!!!!* *IT IS SO SAD THAT THEY SIT BRAINWASHED AND NEVER REALIZE HOW POWERFUL THEY REALLY ARE!!!!!* 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑😔

[@robgrey6183]

Just disinfecting the streets where the bums s***.

[@zenastronomy]

like how usa police do?

[@TarmanYoloSwag]

@@zenastronomy In the west they might "move them on" to a different location but I've never seen any state endorsed organization spray them with water. Care to back up your CCP talking points with an evidence...

[@nmaddpnmaddp7333]

Do you know what DICTATOR mean ?? it mean SATAN .

[@donjohnson4368]

Well said mate- full respect to you, your passion is palpable 🇬🇧

[@FirstMateoftheNebuchadnezzar]

Your videos keep me motivated to keep learning keep focused on those beside myself, motivated to keep learning Chinese language and real Chinese culture. These homeless, rural, and young workers will be the future. We just need to keep trying and keep informed and keep learning.

[@ZenaBattaglia]

Thank you for exposing this, my heart is broken 😞

[@sirkriskringle]

Just goes to show you just how Evil the Chinese Government Truly is , to do this to The homeless is just EVIL , My 🙏 goes out to them . SKK .

[@oneblessedladyallsbrook1057]

Unfortunately, it is not just China. America is the same. We have too many resources worldwide to let people live this way. It is a people problem. People are not thought of as important enough to be bothered with. Those in power know they can help. They choose not to.

[@profo4544]

@@oneblessedladyallsbrook1057 Homeless people in america are a different thats not the same thing really, i dont think you understand china never had a autoboom and like a neighborhood explosion like we had in the 40s or whenever back in the early 1900s, outside the citys it turns into sketchy areas really its not like in the US where outside of the city it tiers down sort of from urban to rural, there its just a dropoff some of these chinese homeless people are probably from like, villages and very poor places being homeless in a city might literally be a better life for them, as wild as that sounds those citys are as new to me and you as they are to those people essentially. While most of the homeless in the US its more drugs and mental health playing into that. Both arent good scenarios

[@BOZ_11]

@@profo4544 Serpentza was practically describing Los Angeles

[@9dayNME]

@oneblessedladyallsbrook1057 not the same. U.S. does have areas that are pretty bad, but the scale is just not the same. It's illegal to acknowledge, let alone help them in China.

[@BOZ_11]

@@9dayNME it's legal to help in America and yet they receive none

[@athelwulfgalland]

Thank you very much for shining a light on this topic. Being an American, perhaps naturally, I've always been more concerned with the American homeless problem. My view is that "one should get affairs in their own household in order before worrying about someone else." Perhaps that's selfish in the view of some people but that's how I run my own actual household too... Still it's enlightening to see that neither the democratic or socialist models have created a system free of homelessness & poverty.

[@perrycheong1058]

The USA is not really that 'democratic' to begin with, but China was never really 'socialist' either, they are just totalitarian state capitalist.

[@Hotgirl-lr1hz]

哥们说的好，中国没有无家可归的人了OK，视频像素那么不清晰，几百年拍的视频吧，咋看到里面还有外国的流浪汉

[@abcamacho6187]

"*democratic, socialist, Conservative models." Fixed it for ya

[@Hotgirl-lr1hz]

@@abcamacho6187Are you SB？

[@TheMundusvultdecipi]

@@abcamacho6187 China is a neo-facist state nowadays not socialist.

[@giacomopetrolo9485]

Sadly, it is true. I was in Tianjin in the middle of june. I have the habit to go out for a walk every night. You can see plenty of homless people getting out in the dark. Normall they try to stay away from crowded roads. I was in Shanghai one week ago and again, I was astonished to see the amount of homless people (even entire families) hiding and laying in some places where they could spend their night avoiding harassment by the authorities. Shanghai has impressed me the most because i remember it as a dynamic city. I cannot disclose the area where I was in order to avoid troubles for those miserables. However, the trend is going up. Even in Yantai, in this very moment. The area near the so called "golden beach" (how ironic), after 11pm you start seeing these "zombies" coming out to spending the night "under the shooting stars"... As I recall, the battle against the poverty was won, am I wrong?

[@jeffwen9965]

能在中国快速的天南地北地跑，难为你了。你不是错了，很明显，你只是另一只谎言制造机，不过可以继续你的谣言，毕竟，西方是言论自由的，当然有造谣的自由！ 请继续，我们将继续我们的生活

[@M-Is-For-Margaret]

I just thought of something. I wonder how they survived the lockdowns. Perhaps they all had jobs or businesses around then but lost it and went through their savings.

[@hyc1266]

Did you ask those "zombies" why they came out to spend their night "under the shooting stars"? Did you ask the family that was hiding and laying in some place quietly whether they were hiding from the authority and where were the family during the day and how they hide from the authority?

[@edwardkwok7279]

Zombies appear in USA only where drugs usage are allowed.

[@perrycheong1058]

​@@edwardkwok7279Many of those drugs come from China though, especially ketamine and fentanyl.

[@KawaiiCat2]

It’s important we cover other parts of the world’s homeless problems too. Thanks for sharing! Sadly some of this is what is being done here too. The city I live (30 some miles outside of LA) a few years ago forced all the homeless out. They were sleeping on the fountain park lawn. People who lived there were giving them food and water. The government had the police force them all out and arrested anyone who would give them food or water. They basically rounded them up in a police van like criminals and dumped them in Skid Row. It was very sad. A few I had talked to were Vietnam Veterans who have been permanently injured due to the war and nobody was helping them. Same thing happened in a nearby city shopping center streets. It makes me so sad that governments think they can harass and do whatever they want to the homeless, be annoyed at them… yet don’t help them out of the homeless situation they are in. Finland is the only country I feel has got this right. Edit: grammar and spelling

[@fs5775]

Love you, Winston, keep being fantastic. The world needs your knowledge and voice!

[@anthonyinzerillo2804]

😄😄😄😄😄

[@gwen110]

Thank you for your work, Serpenza. When I lived in Tianjin in 1993, there were homeless, but not to this extent. Everybody had a cement floor place to live, with just enough room for two beds and a kitchen the size of the train bathroom.

[@bittermochi259]

Once again very insightful and indepth commentary!thank you!

[@jamesuddin901]

I’ve seen homeless people in China myself. Elderly people abandoned by their grown children mostly, but some younger people too, including those with kids to raise. China deals with it the same way they deal with every other problem, by ignoring it and silencing those that talk about it.

[@user-gs6hd1pm1x]

I just discovered your channel last night and I’m so thankful that you’re making videos about these subjects. My mom was born and raised in China but we live in America now. I remember as a kid visiting Guangdong and Shenzhen and being shocked how there was a homeless person on every street corner. I remember seeing people with massive health problems, even a man on the side of the street with a person tending him. I was quite young, and because he was on the side of the street (not the sidewalk, the literal road) and because his face was covered I thought he was dead. So when some of my friends in America ask about how China is, I tell them these memories and they are really surprised. None of them have ever heard about China’s homeless people. The narrative about America having a homeless problem is also so true. I am also half German so I am living in Germany right now for the summer. I was having dinner with my aunt and we started talking about homelessness in Germany vs. America. She said that there were much less homeless people in Germany than in America. Although I think this is true, I didn’t really notice a massive difference (I live near Boston). She seemed more informed about America’s homeless problems than I was. However, when I brought up homelessness in China, she knew nothing. In Germany, several of my good friends are from mainland China. One of them really wants to watch this movie about Hitler, because media about Hitler is banned in China. Although I have visited China throughout my childhood, I have never officially lived there. My friends are quite educated and aware about issues in China, but we’re all afraid of speaking out because we all have family there. For me, besides my extended family, my mom often flies to China for work (she literally has meetings with government departments and officials). I fear that if I speak out without hiding my identity, bad things will happen to my mom. My family had a brutal history with China’s communist party. I come from nobility, landlords, even emperors, so you can imagine the amount of drama and death that has occurred in my family’s history. My great-uncle was one of China’s most famous artists. In the 1930s he killed himself, because of pressures from the communist part. Controversially, one of my other great-uncles was a powerful member of the communist party in its earlier years. He could have stopped many tragedies if he had had the guts. I would like to one day publish a book on my family’s history, because I think the stories from one family can give much insight on greater problems that occurred back then and today. I also think Chinese people of every generation would be able to relate to these stories.

[@MitsukiHashiba]

Stay awesome my Chinese friend ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ericmarley7060]

What an incredible history you have. Definitely write that book.

[@peterneil6859]

Please visit China,if you want to know the truth... I know you are not Chinese... 😂😂🤪😂🤣

[@johnmcdonald1293]

Great reporting work brother I've been watching your show since about 2015 keep up the great work. From Australia.

[@hyc1266]

You should also watch other channels about China and compare. Best travel to China in person yourself.

[@AbbeysArtPrints]

No money for the disadvantaged , endless money for the military, this is a worldwide issue.

[@j.jwhitty5861]

"worldwide issue", you're talking crap because the percentage of homeless people in the west is minimum compared to their populations (especially in countries like Finland, Norway, Iceland, Ireland, et al) and many of those homeless refuse to live in a settled community.

[@shawnfoogle920]

yeah no help for our own people. but we will send billions to ukraine lol. and ukraine is just the most recent bs cash grab.

[@Garoslol]

@@j.jwhitty5861 Homelessness IS a worldwide issue. Obviously its worse in some countries than others. Dont you see the issue that some people can be homeless by choice in the west because the state provides them with everything they need.

[@loadingnewads]

actually only in US, Chinese military budget only take 1%-2% of its GDP

[@loadingnewads]

or less

[@dabaysikcnezz]

Honestly the best content I have seen......"I mean spot on chap"... I can't believe that Chinese lady could say that with a straight face.....

[@caesar9784]

Amazing video, as always. You're incredibly brave! It's so refreshing and encouraging hearing the truth and seeing the compassion and kindness you have, sir. Stay awesome!!!

[@4nittie]

Thank you, this is one of your best! The suffering of these people is twofold: Not only are they so poor that they have to sleep in the street, but they are also terrorised by the government, an institution that should help them!

[@HookemFishing]

The difference between the homeless problem in the America vs China is this... in America, if you sincerely have the desire to get out of your homelessness, you can. There are organizations and folks who will help you do so. This is not the case in China.

[@nerychristian]

Yeah, but the sad thing is, here in the USA, those people seem to have chosen that lifestyle. They also tend to be mentally unstable or addicted to drugs. So very few of them are going to want to change.

[@HookemFishing]

@@nerychristian Yes, the key word is "chosen". And I do agree, it's a chosen lifestyle that leads to no good. But nevertheless, they chose that. And we all would hope that one day they make better choices, but they do have the choice.

[@dariusrelic8590]

I would argue health care would have something to do with the American homeless problem over medication leads to drug addiction and opioid addiction which is apparent very hard break free of

[@johnkuang123]

Yea ok, please tell that to the Zombieland in PA. :D

[@tylerrobbins8311]

The homeless problem is no diffrent than the build up to the boxer rebellion that caused the opium wars. Huge difference with them CCP failing as a state and causing millions to be homeless.

[@Hokunin]

Its odd. Since China is communist, they should do what communist USSR did, loitering was illegal in USSR, they detained homeless people and sent them to various paid labor by force. After a few months of working they released them with all the money they earned by work and let them try their chances in life again. For some people it worked, for some antisocial persons it didn't and after awhile they get caught and sent to work again. But bottom line is, government never abandoned its people, it always tried to do something to straighten them up.

[@yingweichen5385]

That’s what they do, this is just white propaganda 😂😂

[@yourgoodfriendkit]

I live in Philadelphia, I worked in Kensington. It's as bad as people say and even worse

[@Dianchi]

Stay strong man. You are doing a great job.

[@georgecc3482]

I must say I agree with you everybody’s focus on America’s homelessness issue when everybody knows that it’s happening in China and all over the world . Thank you sir for everything that you’re doing by showcasing what’s really going on around in China that takes guts and courage in my book you can call yourself a hero for the people that speaks out❤ on this issues and much more🍻🇸🇪

[@KenForster-jr9hr]

keep it up mate you are a good guy ,good luck to you ,old guy in UK

[@jessJBIRD1981]

My heart goes out to China and the homeless people.

[@ChingshyLai]

no, i can't see any homeless people in China, now,acturely

[@yeetman4953]

​@@EstradaDuran-sg6coweirdo

[@socomxx]

You're a Chinese bot lol@@ChingshyLai

[@samali5870]

What about United States.??

[@samali5870]

I been in china. And i been in usa, usa is wors than china