Chinese Police keep bothering me at home!

[@GT-elqt]

Having lived in communist Romania, before 1989, all this moves by the Chinese police seem normal (for a communist gov).

[@jaymanlakes5402]

You do know no country in the world has ever achieved communism, right? Can't quite be communist then, at best socialist.

[@1972hattrick]

@@jaymanlakes5402 do you believe we are even capable of creating a real Communist government? If we can't say what point do we start calling the failed attempts as real communism?

[@The_Crimson_Fucker]

*"You are a western spy, we are taking you in for questioning. Do not resist, you are a western spy!"* Knew someone that knew someone who worked with [internal security] and when we'd visit they'd tell me all about how they'd fuck people over like that. If the government decided you were a criminal, you were a criminal. They didn't ask you, they told you. You just had to accept that and until you did they'd never release you - but if you did that would remain as a black mark against you for your entire life. @Trok kune Fake and gay lies, the course we see *every single* Socialist state take is the exact, necessary course it can only take. The nature of Communism is such that it requires increasing degrees of authoritarianism to the point of total control. The end-state of Communism is a self-enforcing superstate of willing, indoctrinated slaves. Read Marx and Engels. @1972hattrick See: The Soviet Union See: China See: North Korea See: Albania See: Yugoslavia See: Venezuela See: Pick your failure It's not that "real Communism" hasn't been tried or hasn't worked out, it's that it has but reds don't have the intellectual honesty to admit it. It's an extremely simple question: with no economic incentive how do you get people to work necessary but horrible jobs nobody wants to work? The only way you can do that is to force them. The fundamental ideas of Communism cannot possibly work without a totalitarian state directing labor, directing politics and directing the personal lives of the people.

[@gabe9881]

@@jaymanlakes5402 Found the filthy commie

[@Pillokun]

@John Anthony My step father is Swedish and when he was in Poland during that communist era nobody cared about him at all. Not only that but my friend and this family moved from Sweden to Russia during that time nobody cared about them like China seems to do today, so no, China turns that "harassing" stuff to 11.

[@Shortisland1967]

I lived in China from 2003- 2010. I got some useful information early on. I had a friend who was knowledgeable. He told me to always rent an apartment in an Army directory area. That is close by an army base essentially, the area surrounding is called an army directorid Area. The Police are scared of Army guys. Army guys have more power than police. The police are less likely to bother you in this area when you are a foreigner because the police are scared if they bother the wrong foreigner he may have powerful connections with someone in the Army. So they are reluctant to bother someone in one of these areas, it might mean the end of their career if they bother the wrong foreigner. So I only lived near Army bases. I never even registered at a police station for the first 4 years I lived there, and no police ever bothered me. I moved a couple of times. But finally I had to register at a police station because of an incident in my apartment block. A woman had fallen off the balcony in the apartment above me. I was on the 20th floor. So obviously she died. I came home 1 day and knew straight away the guy walking in my direction was a plain closed police. He approached me in the lobby, and asked was I at home last night. I said yes. He then asked could he ask more questions in My apartment and produced identification saying he was a detective. We went to my apartment and the basic premise of the questions was he was trying to establish weather the woman fell accidentally, or more to what he was suggesting to me was that her husband threw her off the balcony. He asked did I hear them fight etc. Did I hear the incident happen etc. I stated No to all this as this was the truth I had no idea about the incident, and heard nothing. He was friendly and reasonable, but of course I was on edge being questioned by a detective. Once he established I knew nothing about the incident he left and said good bye and thanked me for my assistance. He also questioned me about my personal situation and what I was doing in China etc. I did not produce my police registration card but he did ask for it. I just said I didn't have it and didn't elaborate. The next day I went to the police station and applied for a foreigner police registration card. And low and behold 3 days Later I get a knock at my door at 1am. They always come late at night. I swear its an intimidation tactic. These were low level police extremely rude, but happy top portray themselves as authority figure that could crush you like a grape if they chose. Unbelievable like 4 of them just push there way into my apartment and they are smoking as well. Can you imagine just pushing your way into someone's house with a smoke in your gob. I told them get out if you are going to smoke don't bring cigarettes into my house. They didn't listen just kept smoking. Such complete assholes. I showed them my registration card that I luckily now had. They tried intimidating me for about 10 minutes saying that I had been here for 4 years and only just registered because I had to produce my passport for them so they knew I only just registered. I just said so what? What do you want? I've shown you my registration now please leave. They just laughed and said OK no problem and left. They tried to intimidate me but I just said if there is anything else you want please say so otherwise leave please. They kept on coming back every month with the same dog and pony show. Always at like 1am. But when they came back I wouldn't open my outer steel security door I just passed my passport and registration card through 1 of the gaps in the outer steel door. They always asked me to open the door. I always told them No. Usually they would ask a couple of times and I just told them you have my passport, you have my police station registration card, If you need anything else please tell me what it is you want? They were always angry with me for not opening the door but had no real comeback when I refused. And they were always smoking and blowing smoke in through my door. They got sick of the same response and then would just say OK and leave giving me dirty intimidating looks. And they would always say Oh Ok you wont open the door, we will come back in an hour and you will open the door then. They just always tried to be creepy and intimidating. But I wouldn't react. I complained at the police station, and told them I was not happy with police blowing smoking in my apartment. After a couple of months they stopped coming around. I was told this also happened to Chinese form out in the county that moved to the city. Only people from certain regions can move to certain regions or cites. a lot of country people come to big cities to try to earn money. Only to have the police beat the shit out of them and put them on a bus back to the country because they did not have a permit to be in that city. So many people in China are wearing some type of uniform, And you see them intimidating normal dressed people. They are such authoritarian wankers

[@kevinbeck8009]

Sounds like there is not enough crime to keep them happy, so they spend there time - jerking people around - trying to frame people that they hate

[@Steve-ev6vx]

@@kevinbeck8009 There is plenty of crime, but I get the feeling they are involved in most of it. Prostitution, gambling, human trafficking and even organ harvesting.

[@chuckfindlaydangershow5640]

what a nice short story ..... wanker...

[@rogerhorst7428]

Eb4 h

[@yingfucheng1694]

So why do you go there?

[@cybrscot]

Those keyboard warriors that report you are probably looking to improve their social credit score. Quid pro quo

[@hoplitecenturion9441]

No. It is the ( comite de defensa de la revolucion) CDR exactly like Cuba.

[@tonyquinn22]

Heard a rumor that Quid Pro Joe and Hunter Biden sold the Corona virus to China under Obama.

[@33rdStreet]

@@tonyquinn22The puppets in office had nothing to do with it.

[@jeffcole5708]

Amazing the number of Chinese trolls who view your vids just to try and dismiss what you say, love the names they use. One of the best out there and keep them coming.

[@jalilcompaore]

You can’t just sit in the middle of the road like that

[@BrentSmith5k5]

Funny

[@amandatorres2064]

😂😂👍🏻

[@roberthurley3941]

That red car at the beginning nearly flattened him!

[@JakeWang-lt2fg]

please say more when you are so funny.

[@rainieresguerra7486]

😂😂😂👍👍👍

[@drewpamon]

Btw I saw one of the chats during the stream claiming that you were doing a live suicide on KZbin. I feel like they were trying to get the KZbin algorithm to shut down your video during the live stream. Watch out for this and make sure moderators are aware.

[@Skillbombe]

D X brah. Its a “like” we are not on reddit

[@powertransformerdistributi6522]

I think you deserve this, biased opions and cover up the fact about Hongkong violences

[@sonnykwong8801]

@D X >4chan taking down a video of someone speaking his experiences in China and their issues against a totalitarian state ???

[@CapucineNighly]

I think Chinese government wants to make that a reality. :O

[@sadboat1657]

@@powertransformerdistributi6522 i hope you get lots of social credit

[@mrb5491]

In my opinion it is probably time to get out of China.

[@Baldoxxx4000]

he won't because he has an aging pretty wife

[@farouqgp-rook]

I doubt there ever was a right time to get in there.

[@bockscar1]

@@Baldoxxx4000 he can get her out ! 😆

[@markcasila8310]

@@timelessJ idiot Catalunia will be free from the imperialist spain, we have been figthing from theyr opressive dictatorship fro centuries, and the same will hapen to tibet it will be free sonner or later from the nazy ccp dicatorship

[@harshupadhayay5520]

free tibet free catalonia

[@brandonwalters9437]

Love the green screen background where everyone keeps stopping, looking, and pointing in your direction. 😆

[@dirkmantele5095]

I truly enjoy your channel. I have been working and living in Shanghai since 1997, and started my China adventure through an American company and then later was invited to work with the Chinese company (one the biggest state owned firms in China, and basically they were Shanghai), and was treated like a diplomat. I had the time of my life! The RMB was 8.30 to 1 USD, and I lived for free to boot, so money filling up my pockets. I met a Chinese woman, married, had 2 beautiful daughters, bought a house in 1999, had felt safe and free. I traveled freely over the years between S.F. and Shanghai - flights everyday like a 12 hour bus ride. Now, 22 years later... it's the scariest I've ever seen. The party is over. Many of my Chinese friends who I originally met in the 90's rose through the years to influential positions within the system, and some are now in prison for "Corruption" as part of the purge - especially the Shanghai faction, and others are now toeing the CPC line and I no longer have any contact with them. I left in June this year and don't expect to ever set foot there again! Yes, it's a completely different attitude towards foreigners more than ever now. We are no longer welcome. Great people with a sad future...

[@lwfeagan]

Yep. I also left in June after years living in SH. The Entry-Exit Bureau Police in Pudong was full of other older foreigners departing and young people, mostly from Eastern European countries, starting to work or study there. Even after four months back in the USA, I still think of myself as being from SH, as I really enjoyed my time there. But very glad to hear you made the choice to get out. My startup company CEO was guilty of income tax fraud, embezzling funds from company, and corruption with China Railways CEO to funnel money for technology projects through another company at exorbitant prices to distribute. I realized as the token foreigner I could be an easy target so I knew it was time to GTFO.

[@jodiehawthorne7641]

Interesting story. Yes, agree. China was great in the 80s and 90s, into the early 2000s and then it increasingly became what the critics outside were saying it was. Pleased we were able to enjoy the best years in China. It's a huge disappointment to experience and see all these changes for the worse. China is awesome, but it's really not welcoming anymore. Just applying for a visa, apart from all the ridiculous paperwork, is met with resistance and often hostility. I'm sure that's on purpose to put people off. I sort of wish I hadn't even bothered giving China a chance, but now I have family ties there and it's very sad to feel unwelcome and not want to visit there anymore.

[@hanfucolorful9656]

Xi Jinping received overwhelming support in China for his anti-corruption action in China, why you seem to have a problem with that? You accidentally prove that China is not currency manipulator, not devaluated RMB at all, as Trump claimed. Now One USD = 7.1 RMB, and back to your time, One USD = 8.30 RMB. Trump gave a piece of fake news. The USD devaluated compared to the RMB, not another way around. Over 97% of Americans are misinformed, mislead, manipulated, brainwashed, they believe everything that their Gov't told them. If the gov't says China is currency manipulator, they believe it, if the Gov't says China force the technology transfer, they believe it, .... plus there are over 50 big and small Steve Bannon making fake claims, ... no wonder we see American disoriented toward China, Americans ------ Great people with a sad future...

[@matthiaswagner7922]

@@hanfucolorful9656 Dude, stop talking. You live in a dictatorship country. There´s nothing more to say. If you don´t realize that, you´re the one who´s brainwashed big time.

[@user-of9mo5wz8o]

@@hanfucolorful9656 okay 50¢ 👍🏻

[@Andre_XX]

Imagine if Chinese were treated like that in the West. I have a feeling the CCP might have something to say...

[@philipandrew1626]

They would loose their 5hit and call the West racist.

[@RagbagMcShag]

how do you know that the west doesnt have similar systems though? you just dont have them come to your door on the daily so it might be not obvious but its still possible

[@reynaldolunajr.6909]

The ccp would only pickup the phone if it's their son or daughter. They don't give a shit about the rest of the people. Look at how they run their country, one time zone for all and their country is just as big as the US.

[@philipandrew1626]

@@RagbagMcShag, without evidence anything is possible from leprechauns, fairies right through to unicorns. But it doesn't make a strong argument.

[@tenchimuyo69]

I don't really know if they are, but the CCP does insist that they are, which part of the catch 22 problem of both country's expats claiming mistreatment in the other. And for all I know, because its a catch 22, they both could be right at least in part. The idea that Asians aren't targeted by racists outside of China is a pipe dream, and the CCP knows it and will use it to consolidate their own identity. We do have cases of Chinese being targeted by people PRETENDING to be cops in the "West", but its often Chinese people pretending to be PAPs.

[@PeterKruseMusic]

I lived in shekou for 5 years. Towards the end of my stay there, they became very strict about carrying your papers with you at all times. It's one of the reasons I got out of China. Foreigners would literally be harassed on the streets for their papers. Everything was clamping down towards my last year, and the video surveillance was ramping up to scary levels.

[@chinafox1949]

Story was the Shekou district police chief got pissed off having al the extra work of policing drunk and unruly foreigners at Seaworld after one foreigner got badly hurt and it took a long time for the police to ID him.

[@DauthEldrvaria]

@@chinafox1949your story sounds made up asf. Lol

[@nothanks9503]

Wow really world war 3 was still 4-5 years away at that point

[@nothanks9503]

@@chinafox1949I guess China shouldn’t get to have sea world anymore

[@experttact]

@@chinafox1949seaworlds evil asf

[@MercyShot83]

In germany we called it „Gestapo“ 🧐

[@gryaznygreeb]

Or the Stasi who were possibly worse than the gestapo and led campaigns to drive people insane, discredit them professionally, frame them, etc. Also the citizens on zhihu who harass winston use Stasi tactics as well. They called it "Zersetsgung" I believe. Anyone who wants to see how authoritarian govs maintain control with secret police and target dissidents, please google this word, Zersetsgung!!

[@poGaymer]

@@gryaznygreeb I guess the word you were looking for is "Zersetzung" which means something along the lines of disintegration. I did not know about the name of that tactics, so thanks for mentioning

[@notoverlyacerbic9574]

Very similar here in the U.S...here they are 'da popo'

[@-chilly-142]

@@poGaymer decomposition

[@TheBucketSkill]

@@notoverlyacerbic9574 nah you can tell them to fuck off unless a judge gave them a warrant which not easy to get for them.

[@disgustedvet]

Contrast this with the way Chinese Nationals ( and other people ) are basically allowed to move about freely in the USA .

[@scottwade2612]

Yeah just right after having to show border control all your social media accounts. If you refuse, you are refused entry. Privacy means nothing.

[@DontUputThatEvilOnMe]

Because they don’t know the laws for foreigners in their own country because they don’t aren’t foreigners and do not need to worry about it.

[@disgustedvet]

@@scottwade2612 Move to China .

[@scottwade2612]

@@disgustedvet why? I love the country I am from. I've visited China only about 2 years back and had no issues. I was only a tourist so I can only show it from that point. Could be very different if I lived there. Sure my passport was copied at every hotel but that happens in most countries I've been to. However I will not be moving to any country, I love my own country and all my family and friends are here.

[@Dee-nonamnamrson8718]

@UCiXTRDKzq5aAvzF7JIKsMBA WTF are you talking about? Theres between 10 and 20 million illegals in the U.S. at the moment. If you follow the legal channels, you can be granted citizenship and allowed to vote. Of you are Muslim in China, you can be put in a concentration camp (an actual concentration camp, not a holding facility for illegal aliens). There is no moral equivalency between the chinese communist party and the U.S.

[@FLOATERcosmos]

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[@southbound1969]

good one!

[@FLOATERcosmos]

@@southbound1969 my comment about uighurs keeps getting deleted and that's what inspired this comment!

[@matthewhernandez8342]

@@FLOATERcosmos Dont talk about Uighurs, Taiwanese or Tibetans! China will swoop in and take that comment back to Beijing with them.

[@joeyhensley9199]

On a different channel, a pro mainland China comment, citing Confucius, was countered by a pro HK comment...also citing Confucius. Enter (push) when pulled. Exit (pull) when pushed. There is nothing as clear as that which is dimly seen. 😈😎😇

[@brianestoll]

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[@Snipersounds]

I STILL love these videos after all these years Winston!! Nice work mate!

[@stefiheem]

I like how honest you are with the way of life in this specific country, I hope I find other KZbin channels like yours but for other countries. You can’t get this kind of experience short of just living there. Even that isn’t completely honest because like what I’ve learned from your other videos, Chinese society can be very curated.

[@Steve-ev6vx]

@@She-asmrxo plenty of vloggers from countries all over the world.

[@RazzleJazzle420]

​@@Steve-ev6vxquit being a smartass and give us channel names

[@juanmccoy3066]

​@Steve-ev6vx your comment is not helpful. The vast majority of authoritarian countries are so strict that foreigners either can't live there or don't have access to the internet or both. Yes there are plenty of vloggers all over the world but the only reason china can't keep everything a secret is because they do have a level of immigration from western countries and also it's a very large country which is more difficult to control. A country like North Korea however could control things to a much greater degree. Cuba is a tiny bit more open NOW but for most of the 20th century Americans were pretty much just plain not allowed. U might find some stuff now but not much. Not like this. Russia is an interesting case because a lot of the horrible things we hear about in the media now are rarely parrots by western foreigners. So a lot of that is propoganda. But it is still a very authoritarian country and citizens of Russia are definitely controlled to a greater degree than your average westerner but perhaps not as much as North Korea or China so u can learn a great deal and even visit. But during the Stalin years it was very hard for westerners especially Americans to visit or live there without being expected to completely denounce their citizenship. All your comments did was expose your ignorance.

[@juanmccoy3066]

So what you need to understand is that most totalitarian and authoritarian countries aren't open as China is in terms of migration and visitation. There are some videos of people successfully sneaking in videocameras to North Korea or Cuba. But as you would expect they are very clandestine videos with poor quality, filmed in a rush.

[@greatleader4841]

the "do you have a license for that?" meme in real life.

[@mrquicky]

This how you know what a hellhole South Africa must be. When you move to China thinking it's an improvement.

[@parissharpe]

@@mrquicky oh shit lol

[@mrquicky]

@@neues3691 Yeah I hear that a lot. If you can find a decent VPN I guess it's alright. I'm just afraid to have the cops throwing a bag over my head on their weekly visit and carting me off to a re-education camp to have my organs harvested cause I sh!t-posted too hard.

[@greatleader4841]

@@neues3691 he literally made a video about how china is NOT safe and how its not uncommon to see corpses with organs removed or carting off dead kids for organ removals. its only "safe" because they don't report any crimes.

[@youtubecopyrights]

I’m somewhat of a Winnie Pooh myself.

[@Yor_gamma_ix_bae]

“china’s exporting its system” yep.

[@juschu67]

Oh yes i know some provinces by my own experiences

[@AK-hi7mg]

@Sam Rocks stfu. I hate Antisemites. You are so delusional

[@clintthrustmaster]

@@AK-hi7mg Psssst. Its not antisemitic to criticise Israel. Its not because they are Jewish, its because Israel do a fe dodgy things.

[@macktheripper7454]

AK 464 hasbara detected

[@AlcaholicDriving]

@@AK-hi7mg shut the fuck up boomer

[@Krawurxus]

I think your dedicated government-issued police minder was heartbroken that you didn't say goodbye and really, really misses you.

[@thesunbehindthesun1574]

I8

[@alkirk6]

lol, honestly I think He might be actually relieved, that he has one less foriegner to attend too know.

[@rars0n]

I love what you guys are doing. Keep up the great work!

[@redcloud2593]

Im sorry to hear that man. You dont deserve to be harassed. Hope you and your wife stay safe!!!!

[@TheCjchiang]

Soon your wife and wife's family will be monitor by police too ! Better get everyone out the China or stop make video !haha

[@Stanveljkovic69]

Jay Chen yes please move. Scum bag foreigners are not welcome in the US either. Don’t break the laws.

[@redcloud2593]

Serpentza you are welcome in the US as long as you acknowledge and agree with our constitution.

[@TheCjchiang]

It is hard to compare China with rest of world ! Only few families rules CPP government.they make sure their power ! reason of they so heavy control the forginer they don't went them to bring different though! Will dangerously for the ruling and control their power the slave their people in China !

[@redcloud2593]

Marxism is a great idea on paper. But to putting it into use on the other hand is not so great. What really matters is that the people are well, happy, and not oppressed. I would like to visit china some day (mostly to barter for clothing) but im not sure how i would be treated so for now i wont go.

[@johnnymcfettsack3552]

“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.” - Martin Luther King jr.

[@IvanDmitriev1]

It's good rhetoric, but in practice it's not true - only the people who understand the concept of the human rights deserve to have them, and it's absolutely unacceptable to hoist onto ignorant people the obligation to transform their systems to follow the human rights. The correct way is to drastically limit immigration from all non-HRD the countries into OECD, unless they actually understand the history of the OECD and why the human rights were understood as a primordial concept to be developed. That also means that a big part of current immigrants should be deported and barred further entry.

[@stevendrysdale1067]

As a Canadian I'm staying the hell out of China.

[@bockscar1]

China suck balls !

[@Cuyt24]

Steven Drysdale as an America I’m staying the hell out of Canada

[@stevendrysdale1067]

@@Cuyt24 Okay. What keeps you out?

[@stevendrysdale1067]

@@Cuyt24 So, you saw that in the news. Tell me two more things you know about Trudeau without using Google.

[@Cuyt24]

Steven Drysdale Canada is a frozen inhabitable waste land. The people are even worse. It’s not a serious country. When somebody has a Canadian passport people are like lol that is cute. Not respectable. Canada is a joke country. Canada is a shithole that is in decline. It peaked many years ago. China might have a lot of problems but I’d rather live in China. Canada can only provide a mediocre or a below average life. I’m an ambitious person and Canada represents everything that is wrong in the west. Damn Canada to hell. The United States needs to invade that silly little country called Canada. Enough is enough. If the United States doesn’t take it someone else will like China or Russia. We can at least export our advanced culture and freedoms onto the Canadian people. Canadian people are pretty awful though. People who immigrated to the U.S had ambition. People who immigrated to Canada were probably the losers of the family. Nobody chooses Canada as a top destination. It is a plan b or c country. Fuck Canada. I will never step on shitty Canadian soil.

[@jemzmoodly9360]

Brother you seem like a very honest upstanding guy by your persona. Much respect because everything you say is so true. im here now 5 years and everything that ive seen thought off and realised, you said it from your experience. thank you for your amazing channel

[@rburns531]

Guy's so glad you got out! Have a wonderful time in the US. Consider residency! Oohraah Bros!

[@pR1mal.]

I live in the US and my employer purchased a 6.5 million dollar piece of equipment from a Chinese company. This is 20 years ago. A crew of 12 Chinese nationals came to build and commission the equipment, they had people here for over a year. During the entire time they were accompanied by a very stern and unerringly business like political officer who restricted their freedom of movement, and suppressed anything more than the most basic of casual contact. He never spoke much, his glance said it all, he didn't have to. I remember that those guys were so human and warm when he was out of sight, and became completely devoid of expression when he was afoot. They wouldn't even read magazines the like car magazines I tried to give them because they were afraid of being watched. They looked so lonely to me, they seemed to derive great joy in befriending a groundhog as a pet. I remember they weren't well paid, and all missed their families. I tried to be as much of a friend as the PO would allow. Good guys.

[@creamyturtle69]

should've phoned the labor department

[@superconnie5003]

That piece of equipment is surreptitiously transmitting data back to the east?

[@pR1mal.]

@@superconnie5003 Thankfully, no. It lifts heavy shit in and out of ships, and it's not networked.

[@sitdowndogbreath]

@@pR1mal. how can you be sure

[@pR1mal.]

@@sitdowndogbreathBecause I'm a technician, and all of the electrical equipment has been upgraded.

[@amgxpat]

In 2004 my local Chinese company had a cleaning lady come to our company apartment once a week. A real luxury for a college aged intern. I figured out she reported on us when my supervisor (Chinese) said we should remember to not bring friends over as per company policy. My roommates and I loved doing misinformation campaigns by placing insane amounts of random stuff in odd places, e.g. beer bottles behind TVs, hanging condoms from curtains, etc. It was fun seeing the looks we got at the office :)

[@georgeo2664]

I've lived in China since June 2004 . Everything he said up here is true. However there's a way to avoid all the disturbances and hassles. You come close to the district police . Make friends with them. Know the guy in charge of your area and give him/her gifts. Smokes for the men, makeup kits for the women. They'll never bother you again.

[@andreklugkist6535]

That sounds like bad news as well.

[@patricksullivan1925]

I think that's fairly valid but there's more. When you came (and still somewhat true) one thing was pretty universal. The average Chinese didn't care about politics. That's really a key thing. If you're into politics you're either friend or foe there's no middle ground. If you stay apolitical you're at least not an enemy. Being the considerate visitor (smokes and makeup) you're fitting into Chinese culture. It's not the value of the gifts and it's the thought counts. I think generally people forget that politically China is very young. Most of the behavior I have seen is the kind of gaffes that many countries can and do make. You hear foreigners throw adjectives like homogeneous and xenophobic around but then suddenly forget they have meaning here. China may have been technically "open" in the '70s but it wasn't until the 2000's that foreigners had a significant presence. The first time I came was just before the handover (Ahh yes, Kai Tak airport). I ended my trip in a fairly modern hotel near the airport in Beijing. I went down to the bar and ordered a glass of Crown and when the bartender pulled the bottle off the shelf and placed it on the bar I got a shock. First, it was 25 years old. Second, it hadn't been opened (the paper covering the top was old). And finally, no one else came to the bar the entire time I was there. China has gotten better and loosened up from the old days in my opinion.

[@thecultofjohnnydelr.soulsw7010]

Bribery is executable.

[@kellyperry6749]

I'm sorry but I don't want to live in a country where I need to buy the police gifts just not to be bothered screw that I'm good I have no desire to visit or live in china

[@skeeter3969]

It's just the fact you have to do that, China really forgets level Whan it comes to who should treat who like shit

[@JamesPawson]

From the horrors of South Africa to the horrors of China... Serpentza is seriously tough.

[@winghoh1271]

You mean the horror created by the white? Sad isn’t it?

[@sibusisokofi3497]

@@winghoh1271 Ghosty

[@lw4583]

@@winghoh1271 lol what?

[@warlordqueekheadtaker7960]

@@winghoh1271 imperial Japan Asian culture right very brutal..😑

[@fishtherapy100]

@@winghoh1271 are you a dog eater?

[@SFKelvin]

I hope the Chinese government realizes that your podcast is actually very good for them because you're informing foreigners about what to expect and it eases tensions in the long run.

[@arimcbrown]

The story you’re telling really resonates with me. Over a period of 10yr, I’ve “lived” in Shanghai for about half a year. Since I stayed with relatives, I had to go through the process of visiting the police-office. However I had a bit more pleasant experience afterwards. But that probably because of the fact that my in-laws where vouching for me. Everything you said, as far as I know, I’ve experienced as well or close friends who experienced it.

[@annaschumacher2445]

I've been to China 5 times (Beijing) on a tourist visa. The hotel photocopied my visa each time and I didn't question it. I love your channel, it's so informative. Keep it up.

[@dperreno]

This is so true. I recently moved in with my wife in Beijing. We went down to the local police station and registered to get the temporary residence permit. 2 days later, in the evening around 9pm, there was a knock on the door. 3 police officers invited themselves into our house and took my picture and also took pictures of my passport and residence permit. They did not roam through the house checking things out, fortunately, and they were fairly polite. About a month later, I was able to get a "permanent" residence visa (which allows me to stay in the country until the permit expires in 2 years). Again, we went down to the police station and got a new residency permit, and 2 days later there was a knock on the door. 3 more police officers were there to take my pic and check my documents. Also, when I was visiting last spring, I rented an AirBnB apartment in Beijing for 3 months. AirBnB was supposed to handle the registration with the local police just as the hotels do (they even announced such an agreement a year earlier in March, 2018), but they didn't to this. So, as I was walking back to the apartment with my then-fiance after lunch on day 5, I was stopped by a police officer who started asking me questions about who I was and where I was staying. We had to ride down to the police station in the back of his police car and then spent an hour or so trying to get this straightened out with the apartment owner. In the end, I was told that I had to move out and move into a hotel immediately. So, lesson learned, don't do AirBnB in China, unless you are only going to be there for a couple of days.

[@Winston1984]

Big contrast with America - where everyone is from somewhere else and the cops don't give a damn unless you do something outrageous like shooting up a shopping center. The USA is like that scene from OLIVER! "Consider yourself part of the family..We have taken to you so strong - It's clear we are going to get along." And if you decide to stay - NO PROBLEM! Why within weeks in states like California you can get a driver's license and voter registration card! The Illegals from English speaking countries are IN LIKE FLINT in no time. My favorite Irish bartender "Marty" came over from The Old Country 20 years ago on a tourist visa...

[@lizng5509]

Ronald Barbour so what? You know US has a system called PRISM right? Their eyes are on you, always. If you don’t, go ask snowdon.

[@hdeng727]

Well you know that if you want to get a green card through marriage in the US, the USCIS people might come to your house to do an “interview” without a letter right? They might knock your door in the morning as early as 6 am to see if you and your wife are sleeping together.

[@lizng5509]

Charlotte Deng exactly! And they even ask a lot personal questions including intimate relationships! Interesting, no people like Winston make a video out of this.

[@linmal2242]

@@Winston1984 Some try that in Australia but eventually they are rounded up and shipped out. You get to stay here if you are legit !

[@kshiray]

It's literally a police state, sheesh.

[@ptolemy3444]

As usual, incorrect use of the word literally. Another uneducated American?

[@kshiray]

@@ptolemy3444 "Another uneducated American?" is incorrect structure for a question. Now bugger off, grammar nazi.

[@brianlewis6774]

@@kshiray It's not grammar, it's semantics lol

[@bockscar1]

@@ptolemy3444 wow another 50 cent ?

[@ptolemy3444]

@laser325 Another incorrect use of the word literally. Hint: there's almost never an appropriate time to use this word. It's only used when there could be confusion that what you are saying is *not* a figure of speech, but the literal words you type. When you use it wrong you signal to us smarties that you are an uneducated groupthink herd person, which invalidates everything you say thereafter. Thanks.

[@golDroger88]

"once you've done the worst..." This frightenly reminds me of 1984 and how Winston says that they could never "take that away from me" but as it turns out they ultimately could. They can always do worse, that's why we have to constantly watch out and fight for what's good.

[@SchizoReviews1599]

"But it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother."

[@rjbrown6942]

I'm 3 years late to the party like usual but this is more important now than ever. Great job. Will check that movie out for sure

[@spiritualityandscience]

I asked my Chinese friend what it's like living in China He says he can't complain

[@elementonly08]

LOL good one

[@malcolmhardwick4258]

Irony!

[@ExVeritateLibertas]

LMAO

[@bockscar1]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@bockscar1]

You mean he might end up in a concentration camp in Xingjiang ? Lmao

[@Yourname-d1k]

You are the "one man show" Respect.......

[@Stella-ri5ex]

Taiwan is 100% better..you'd never hear nonsense things like this in Taiwan.

[@putra_maliki]

Yeah that's true, i live in taiwan now and police never bother me, i even use motorcycle without driver license...

[@clacicle]

Christopher Devo Taiwan is definitely much better. But, the fear of foreigners and keeping track of them is also present. Anytime something happens involving a foreigner people freak and the news blows things out of proportion.

[@clacicle]

muhammad maliki yeah, that’s really smart. If something happens and you end up hurting or killing a local, foreigners will end up bearing the brunt of the criticism.

[@putra_maliki]

@@clacicle they had my address, my sponsorship data, i had a visa and resident permit and need to extend every 6 month, they will check my university absence, as long as i'm not broke the rule i'm safe, sorry btw i just use motorcycle to my university and i attend my class for making license next month(becuse i still don't had time now), and i driving normally and not like a jackass...

[@Stella-ri5ex]

@@clacicle just like with any country...the locals are always wearied with foreigners, even in Europe...but the MAIN difference between China and the free world is that China keeps tracking of all the people in China, even more so with foreigners..this explains why they kept on harassing him at night. Even if China is economically democratic..you'd have a sense of ownership..to shop or to do what you want..BUT politically, you're under watch 24 hours a day.

[@samuelgamato971]

Good to know that you're in the US now.

[@fedesetrtatio1]

If this happened to me, I would have taken the first flight home.

[@xuwanglin154]

Sorry it's will not happen to you. Our technology has upgraded. And if you're important we can let your flight return back. But sorry you just a normal person just a traveler. That's will never happen. So have a good trips,. Spend more money for happy peace

[@vegarosa69]

@@xuwanglin154 Only people that don't know the shit communists do travel to China. Nobody should travel there until your dear leaders stop trying to take over the world.

[@fedesetrtatio1]

@@xuwanglin154 I am not too worried that it will happen to me per say. I am upset that it could happen to somebody else, too. What you need to upgrade is the dignity and respect of the human being.

[@PT-dz3iv]

Veritas Splendor They can make the flight disappear like MH370.

[@jonasherbstritter3520]

No he will continue to make money in China

[@Ravangers]

Huge shout out Serpentza, already thumbs up'd before you started, good luck and keep up to good fight. The one for freedom. Long time subscriber love your vids, will keep up the support.

[@jonadabtheunsightly]

NBA fans should totally start wearing Winnie the Pooh t-shirts to the games. See if the NBA has the nerve to throw someone out of a game for wearing that. Imagine the backlash.

[@iamtheai2759]

It is a good idea...problem is....the vast majority of NBA fans , I would posit, have the IQs of a peanut, never read anything, never watch any news if even incidentally, and have no idea what is going on in the world.

[@viewtube6512]

mike harvey If enough Pooh shirts show up, it would make news, or be noticed & shared further as people research it more via social media.

[@dannyfischer8336]

I've never been to China and I would NEVER go there. I recently had a Chinese government official visit me at my home in Canada asking me questions about a friend from high school that I haven't seen or talked to since 1985. I told him that I have not seen or talked with this person and tried closing the door. He stuck his hand in the door frame and started asking me questions about my family and I. I pushed the door shut on his hand, heard him scream in pain and I have to admit that I smiled when I heard that. He pulled his hand out, said something I Chinese that I took as insults and went on his phone. Haven't seen him since. My son told me that there are so called Chinese police stations in Canada. If someone comes up to you and tries talking to you, do not answer their questions. Walk away from them and call the real police in your area.

[@lon3don]

Next time, invite him in, ply him with alcohol and keep him talking for hours, 'till he begs you to leave.

[@Freedom384]

Why u let him go to u home do u know him ?tell him get out form u home 🏡 🙄

[@fischerautoprops8931]

@@Freedom384 he came to my house unannounced. Somehow he knew where I lived and who was living at my house. I'm still trying to figure out how he knew.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

They've got at least two Chinese "Police Stations" in their embassy and consulates in Britain. They tried dragging a load of protesters into the embassy grounds. They're worse buggers than special branch.

[@thestarseeker8196]

Whoaaaaa what the fuck

[@thehumblewolf8972]

You’re playing a dangerous game, voicing your opinion like that. Really I applaud you but as a fellow “laowai” and “nan fe ren” I would really hate to see something happen to you!

[@RoastHardy]

You're too late!!! He's taken!!!!

[@kryptoniteee]

RoastHardy no they haven’t. He made a video yesterday.

[@kryptoniteee]

John Ten my nigga

[@BadMannerKorea]

Did he eventually leave?

[@Suolain3n]

@@BadMannerKorea His youtube info bar shows that his location is Hong kong so yes he has.

[@timrobinson6123]

I enjoyed you telling your experiences. Having spent time in China on business, I've also experienced some of the same things you're talking about. If you're a "laowai" in China, often a negative statement, you will always be target for whatever China policy believes they need to investigate. I was also married to a China woman who had some very odd ideas about westerners - and white people It's odd, sometimes funny, but it's just the way it is. I really enjoy your videos. Thanks.

[@Aller50]

When I first started watching your channel I wanted nothing but to visit China and expereance the country. Now they can have it. The worst thing any country can do in my oppinion is alianate themselves as only there own will understand them. People with no friends only see enemies.

[@ataft85]

More views for shit talking China recently. Take his opinions with a grain of salt.

[@ataft85]

@Baby Lon it's true. Most people commenting have never been.

[@Andre_XX]

These kinds of regimes MUST create enemies. That way the people focus on the enemy and not on the shortcomings of their own government.

[@bockscar1]

China suck balls ! Don't ever go there ! visit Taiwan instead is a billion times better !

[@shubhodutta2412]

thanks so so much for bringing these actions of China (not people) , so many people are extremely afraid to do so ... I have seen and heard from Tibetians who fled from China and shared their stories. So thank you

[@hiiiimymelody]

Hi Winston! Thanks for your many insights on Chinese sociology, I will be looking forward to hearing more as you live in the US and continue traveling the world. I learned a lot about America from living a decade+ on the West coast and a decade on the East coast. With that experience I learned a lot about American personal identity and why our political system is seemingly so polarizing. I had many 'reverse culture shock' moments as California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, and Nevada are very different from South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Florida, Kentucky, and Tennessee, for example. Wherever you visit in the US, I hope you get to ride in many awesome places while here!

[@Lyn4817]

Taiwan is a beautiful country. The feel of being in the country is different to being China.

[@billluo1118]

The fact is Taiwan is not a country!

[@godeagarunov3738]

@@billluo1118 yeah, Taiwan is not a country, the actual name is the "Republic of China", as opposed to the China which is the "People's republic of china". Taiwan is the real china and what PRC would have been if they didn't do the whole communism thing.

[@m3sicko]

@Ronove you bet! Go tell them to declare independence and see what happens!

[@bockscar1]

J Lin Taiwan is millions times better then China even serpenza says it himself !

[@bockscar1]

J Lin Republic of China is democracy China Peoples Republic of China is the communist China It's just like north Korea vs the south Korea One is communist the other is democracy I take the democracy any day Dummy ! 😜

[@silviag3798]

I can't even begin to imagine how they handled the sheer volume of work they had to do to track every single foreigner who went to the 2008 Olympics, and how much they'll have to do for the 2022 Olympics as well. What a waste of their resources.

[@juanmccoy3066]

Visitation is typically relaxed during the Olympics but they still restrict travel and stays are typically granted for the time the Olympics are going on.

[@Lobo_Loco1]

As someone who lives in a North American city with a 20% Chinese population one thing I learnt is it's not the Chinese American people that are difficult to deal or coexist with but, its the extremely foreign Chinese people who come here that make it almost impossible to coexist with. I used to rent from Chinese family that were straight off the boat from China and it was a nightmare. These are the type of people that will open up your mail and packages then play dumb and say they don't know why it happened and I could go on for hours about my experiences like this, I've reached the point where I don't want anything to do with foreign Chinese people whatsoever now.

[@terrom550]

Very interesting video. I'm sure it opens some foreigners eyes about China

[@bobstar2683]

Traveling to China.... yeah, nah I'm good.

[@juliejay5436]

Same, there are nicer safer places on Earth.

[@skbuydens7717]

Taiwan is a far better place to travel among other countries in Asia.

[@KoreanLiveUk]

Taiwan people is very nice and so friendly. Look at mainland China people. scam is everywhere and quiet low manner. particularly old people. Scare me a lot 😂😂

[@bobstar2683]

@@KoreanLiveUk yeah I hear good things about Taiwan. That and Korea would be interesting to visit.

[@KoreanLiveUk]

@@bobstar2683 Bob. Wellcome

[@iamnathank]

“Taiwan is awesome!” Yes, it is...Yes, it is 🐲

[@georgebratina9394]

Kaohsiung, country cool! Tai ke!

[@decreer4567]

Taiwan nunba one

[@tmobilewang2029]

Melvin Jansen I know you are but what am I 😂🤣

[@iamnathank]

digitalXmage Freedom of speech, democracy, human rights, safety, health insurance, infrastructure, culture, food & more

[@decreer4567]

This is Taiwan Seriously, look up Taiwan numba one in search and you will have one fun time watching the most childish tantrums.

[@Ketowski]

Excellent questions and informative answers. Thanks for doing this.

[@JunkTrunk11]

I scared a college class and my professor with the social credit system before it was well known. Sad but glad people are waking up.

[@hotpinkhooker]

I scared a co-worker.

[@EsotericOccultist]

I'd be curious to hear your wife's view on marrying a foreigner and what it's been like for her.

[@Mkhl4Sure]

Yes Winston, let this be possible please

[@tedferkin]

@@Mkhl4Sure She has her own channel. Go ask on there.

[@vondahe]

He did a video on the subject.

[@miket5206]

I'm sure she regrets her decision... True douchebag this guy is

[@sandraday6955]

@@miket5206 She had been married before so according to your garbage culture she was not worth marrying again. She seems like a wonderful person. You should focus on being a human being.

[@dicksonphisthur3398]

I've been put off by China. Now I'm even more disinterested to ever go there.

[@jinno11]

I have always wanted to but never wanted to at the same time lol they’re racist, dirty, no respect bunch of people. Don’t come at me.

[@mailtoray]

@@jinno11 sound like a white

[@waterheaterservices]

I recommend South Korea and Philippines

[@jinno11]

R L half white, half rice. Singaporean & I can definitely let you know how the Singaporean’s think about Chinese tourist....

[@mailtoray]

@@jinno11 starr on your father or mother, Chinese tourists behave just as him or her. Singapore becomes really rich only within recent 20 years, so be quiet and calm

[@Ste00]

I appreciate your honesty about how things are in China.

[@kathyfann]

God Bless you! 😊 and God Bless China 🇨🇳 they are in our prayers. Peace I pray for China

[@avatar8850]

I didn’t know Jason statham lives in China

[@Pozdrozkrld]

Me neither

[@pinkThund3r]

Omg no wonder I kept thinking he looked like an actor!!!!

[@hippocrates5068]

Avatar 88 That actor really popular in China……yes I know this

[@Zamollius_the_Holy]

Man you have to get the hell out of there!

[@divineangelic2727]

Hi Winston love the suit your a real gentleman thank God there are real men like you still here

[@vvu594]

I think its becouse your look.. Bond James Bond look

[@Flyboy1066]

Top man Serpentza good presentation and stay safe over their and watch your back from the uk 🇬🇧 😉

[@larrysunshine]

Is it legal in China to sit in the middle of traffic?

[@hotpinkhooker]

They don't really enforce traffic law. The traffic is insane!

[@digitaldazzle5836]

This was awesome! I really hope things end up working out for you.

[@carlhopkinson]

"Papers, please..." Where have we heard THAT before.

[@LogiForce86]

"Papiere, Bitte!"

[@kricketts4348]

It's all fun and games until someone gets sent to the Gulag.

[@imchink]

*Laogai.... What century do you live?...

[@markdignam3525]

@@imchink Not sure what your point is, but there are around 1 million Uyghurs and other minorities in Xinjiang gulags.

[@imchink]

@@markdignam3525 Also are you dumb?? Thanks for showing off your "Western hypocrisy" because GULAGS DO NO LONGER EXIST, moron. And Gulags were Russians which can be copared to Nazi concetrantion camps where people were literally left so starve to death or executed for no reason and I don't see anything like that in the Chinese Laogai.

[@kricketts4348]

Enter Sayragul Sauytbay

[@ahyote4936]

"If you go out of China, for example if you go to Hong Kong." Careful dude lmao.

[@tribequest9]

Lol, I thought the same thing.

[@kemalbilmez9897]

Yeah wtf, he should be banished from China. He should be happy they accepted this filthy pig into their beautiful country, and then this pig shits in the middle of it. Unbelievable

[@kemalbilmez9897]

In the west they drown you in the sea if you have a dark skin

[@sampletextlensflare]

@@kemalbilmez9897 I can tell you've never spent any significant time in the West. Careful, your two quarters are showing, Army boi.

[@viewtube6512]

kem al Your words are said like someone else under an oppressive government that is watching every word.

[@JesterPlanet]

Aww bro fuck I just started watching you after learning about Chinese Police and thought where are the Chinese police LMAO good luck man lots of love from round the world

[@TheNosdivad]

I was wondering when they're gonna start harassing you, be careful they don't accuse you of being a spy, "get out"!

[@johnperry7534]

How many times can the Chinese take my photo and fingerprints it’s been so many times now visiting China which is a place I really like and people I really like but surely they are sick of my details by now I think we’re on a first name basis . It’s a huge apparatus to manage all this surveillance must Cost a fortune

[@mrtaoroo]

Now they take all eight fingers. Next they want our DNA!

[@matthewhernandez8342]

On your next flight to Shanghai they'll make you ejaculate into a cup just to make sure your passport hasn't expired.

[@ataft85]

Honestly, it's a minor inconvenience to register if you live in China. Takes 5min at the office. But what pictures and fingerprinting are they making you do? You mean the electronic system when you first arrive at the airport? This is a system used in many countries.

[@dangrmouse]

nah costs are going down with advent of A.I the more intelligent it becomes the more pervasive it will become..... no human input will be needed on the infomation side,if we start getting microchiped we its game over they will know everthing ...it will be worse than the movie 1984

[@awesomeglad4828]

mrtaoroo true this days if you get married to local when registering at police station where your partner house hold registration is they take photos now and also they take your blood by pricking with a needle on your finger then the blood is put on a white sheet of paper and they take and when I asked why they told me it procedure it just what police have been instructed to do.

[@lunhil12]

Paranoia and oppression are inevitable in dictatorships.

[@celticmad66]

Although I have never been to china or intend going I thoroughly enjoy your videos , stumbled across them by accident but enjoy watching them

[@Robert8455]

Wow I guess that seals the deal for me. I will never set foot in China. Ever.

[@Stanveljkovic69]

Robert DeMilo lol perfectly brainwashed.

[@slickwolf5492]

S1234567890 sounds like you are buddy

[@bidenthekiddiediddler1825]

S1234567890 yeah you’re nothing but a number in China. Perfect name S123.......

[@Stanveljkovic69]

Slick Wolf wrong nice try. Real life experience. I know the facts.

[@Stanveljkovic69]

Benjamin Mapes I wouldn’t waste my time if I didn’t know the truth. I’m from Canada and not Chinese.

[@shortwidgets]

You're living in the land of sheep. How can they allow themselves to be treated this way?

[@gregc6661]

Because they are so intimidated they’ve lost the courage to stand up for their beliefs.

[@juliejay5436]

Brainwashing...

[@thethirdman2135]

Fear

[@RossTheNinja]

The sheep don't fear their shepherd

[@RoguishlyHandsome]

Think of it this way: if your identity gets stolen, they'll probably know before you do...

[@Visplight]

But they won't do anything to stop it.

[@johnchimbani8473]

I visited China about 6 years ago. I was in Gaungzhou a couple of days and took the train to the coast because i wanted to go to Macao. I never ended up going to Macao unfortunately but i spent my days walking around and would go to bars or food markets in the evenings. Besides people staring here and there and asking for photos, i never had a single issue with the police 😊

[@mountainhermit1519]

That was 6 years ago as you said it yourself😅 The rules were quite relaxed before

[@southbound1969]

comment pending approval of the NBA

[@joshdelaughder3158]

Hypocrisy has consequences

[@taipeitaiwan10]

I wish the US would treat Chinese the same in the States.

[@taipeitaiwan10]

@Randy Marsh I support Taiwan all the way. Excellent place to live, and have all the freedoms that I had in U.S., not like China.

[@lejaders]

taipeitaiwan10 Do you?... It’s a form of racism and a fear of the foreign that fuels this kind of thing in China. In North America that’s not who we are, and that’s not who we should aspire to be even just by pettiness.

[@englishmajor100]

@Forsaken Pumpkin You are absolutely full of shit, you ignorant wumao.

[@komlat253]

@Forsaken Pumpkin pretty much .sorry i only read most of it but yea . China doesn't pretend to be holy .all governments want one thing. Control, a government can't stand unless it controls the people in some way ,wether by hands or by mind. A government stands strong when people are subjected to it .all government holds a certain level of slavery to it .this is just life

[@judosailor]

Forsaken Pumpkin I wonder if you even believe all that nonsense?

[@krollpeter]

Police registration was not a hassle for me. After they knew me, they were not strict and quite friendly. One time I came only after 3 days, they reminded me to be punctual but that was it. They never ever came to my house.

[@krollpeter]

@lora 1111 Absolutely. In 2015/16 I was still mostly positive towards China. I left with mostly negative impressions. But one thing I got to say: The colleagues were all real colleagues not so many backstabbers like it is in companies here in Singapore.

[@samtabulous7295]

We are stalked and harassed by a Chinese born medical doctor here in the states. A true sociopath!

[@jalva98720]

Nice to see you live

[@milkybar06]

If the police are checking up on foreigners are they doing any actual policing?

[@kronniichiwa9909]

China sounds awful but pretty unique. Greetings from Romania, we struggled with communism here too

[@steveluo4259]

我是中国人。I'm Chinese. We don't need to struggle. We enjoy our life. Most people support CCP. If you are willing to believe what serpentZA says, then there is no need to argue with you.

[@waterheaterservices]

@naranhan2010 Thank you for glorious revolutionary Party Approved Correct Thinking and Speech about The Party.

[@WN_Byers]

@@waterheaterservices 😂😂😂

[@Baldoxxx4000]

you and your people have a better chance of overthrowing the government, but China has been left unchecked for too long

[@yanzhao6388]

@@steveluo4259 no need to explain to them dude, say anything good towards China will get you banned here

[@scottiedog4236]

Having a drink 🥃 is great lads ! Just found your channel. Great info. Watching from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@Nec89]

Take a drink every time Serpentza says "freaking annoying"

[@excalibirb9204]

I'll have a nice sip of Yorkshire tea 🍵 then

[@Galeigh]

I have already met my quota for alcohol poisoning for the year

[@yaznPLO]

Chinese people live in the western country like in paradise

[@RyRyVids]

yazn plo Paradise can change too.

[@williammccaw928]

What you say FOOL? paradise lmao

[@hktaima6543]

wonder why they keep saying China is good , communist party is great! they are proud of China.? next time telling them back to China, if China very good country they very love. they are all lie? most!

[@lichmaster2]

Racist country is here paradise??

[@AK-hi7mg]

While the original population can't afford to live in their own cities anymore becuase Chinese businessman are buying condos left and right and never actually live there.

[@ZoeyTheGSP]

Police: “what do you do for a living?” Serpentza: “I make videos about living in China on how to make a living when living in China on how to live in China while living in China.” Serpentza: “But now I live in the USA”

[@change8606]

"and almost every video I make is about how bad China is" :D "I'm South african" :D ridiculous

[@chroniclesofab6206]

@@change8606 lmao, china is a strange and wonderful place

[@kbt3081]

@@change8606 Police knock again: " Can I call you an ungrateful asshole now?"

[@roskeyhou5327]

Police: none sense! Serpentza: you are right.

[@change8606]

@@chroniclesofab6206 I guess so, I meant that this serpent first colonized SA and now criticises China, if I were China I would also look if he had secretly set up some flags around his area :D

[@elizabethTorres-c7n]

Hey seriously Winston, you should have your own Talk Night Live Show! And get paid for speaking your mind, and just naturally being yourself.. You are a natural Craig Ferguson!

[@mark-evans]

Thanks! I'm glad I saw this Video,...Scratch China off the Bucket List,...I'm never going there now. :)

[@Aro2220]

Haha 4 weeks later there's a plague in China. You really dodged the bullet there!

[@victoryenglish5319]

Don't, it's crap

[@KoreanLiveUk]

HK city is different.but mainland China. I was there for ten years as a korean. So much trouble just like him. can I say quiet much people at china low manners particular old people. Suprise me a lot

[@UltraNooob]

@@KoreanLiveUk HK City is different.... and the rest is history

[@strategicfooyouagencyfirst8197]

you know this gay say china bad make him a lot of money right. when he say china good, he has very a little follower. when he say bad, he got a lot followers. this is his career.

[@peterfeng2393]

You know China more than me as a Chinese person.

[@twelve12oaks17]

he is a famous anti-china or ccp person online. Lots of he said is not right.

[@xuwanglin154]

What he said is almost true, but he has a bad reputation his approach is find the shit and say look there's shit, like only china has shit

[@twelve12oaks17]

@Peter but what they achieved always better than democracy countries. And since thousands years in chinese history culture we do have one party and running always good except Qing dynasty miss the industrial revolution.

[@狂怒]

这你也信？

[@stevemajors9914]

I think he is right. No one will come to my home in America without conflict. Where is the privacy?

[@hasht7331]

Black guy comes to town, "ALL HANDS ON DECK!!!!!!!!" LOL!!!!!!!! XD

[@nelsonkiiru7252]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wolverinefan3535]

Lots of hotels in China have 1 floor or marked rooms for foreigners where there are hidden cameras in bathrooms and voice microphones in the rooms. My friend talked a Swiss German language so the hotel manager moved him to another bigger room. Finally a worker at the hotel was nice enough to tell my friend just talk English because ccp government was listening. The worker at the hotel said just wait to go outside to have personal phone conversations. That was about two years ago I don't know if it's that way anymore though. There was always somebody following him also everywhere he went.

[@davebaz8142]

This is complete and utter BS! A hotel where diplomats & spy’s stay, yeah of course. Your run of the mill English teacher, traveller, worker etc... of course they don’t. They can find out anything they want through their WeChat anyway. No need to have cameras and microphones in all the hotel rooms

[@UyghurMan]

Just time million times of ur feeling now, then that is might close to My feeling as an Uyghur Man.

[@UyghurMan]

@@DBBravo thanks for your kindness, Westerners doing their best so far, we cannot ask more than that. we just hope the government knows more about CCP'S dirty plans, stay strong upon those monsters and ask freedom for Uyghurs for us.

[@statusdisarray9598]

Not kidding you look like you are in a mobility scooter stranded in various traffic pathways . I am introverted with a small touch of paranoia and would struggle daily with the lack of freedom and privacy.

[@quietcorner293]

That's why I like to say, we love Japan!! 日本

[@treblehead79]

I've been attacked online multiple times. It SUCKS.