Don't let the US fool you: China is AWESOME!!

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Remember to like, share and subscribe to my channel. Thank you for being here. I love you guys❤❤❤ 记得点赞、分享和订阅我的频道。非常感谢您的到来。我爱你们❤❤❤

[@uwang982]

Love you too! ❤❤❤

[@pkul9583]

Western media is Jealous 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@collinsjean2422]

@sabrina I’m visiting I need a guide.

[@sheilafong1594]

AMERICAN government issued an level 3 travel advisory to China. If China is level 3, Should America be labeled as a war zone?

[@fook7108]

😆😆😆

[@peanut0brain]

Yes... Especially las vegas

[@Jiidwag]

AmeriKKKa is a very dangerous place, there is at least 1-2 mass shootings every week in America, I live in this sh*t hole country America---IT'S TRUE!!!

[@雷小明-l1w]

Do people in the White House grow their heads on their butts

[@anthonymanderson7671]

America isn't worth enough visiting anymore. So it should be labelled a country not worth enough to visit

[@vickmoney6820]

It looks so clean, modern and beautiful! Don’t see any homeless people… thank you for sharing!

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Absolutely

[@anthonymanderson7671]

The western media would just spread fake news that china has homelessness people on the streets given the fact that the US has got issues with homeless people sleeping on the streets and the media wouldn't show on their news coverage 24/7.

[@isaacbauman8174]

But do you know why there are basically no homeless people in Chinese cities? It is definitely not the police control and expulsion promoted by the western media. The real reason is that China is a socialist country, and the land is public ownership, which is China's superiority. When a person comes to the city to work, some of them will definitely be unemployed, but because the land is public ownership, many urban unemployed people can return to the village where their father or grandfather lived. The administrators of this village will give him land where they can build houses and grow crops, Or his father or grandfather had built houses in the countryside. So they are homeless in big cities, but not in small villages. If you look at America, England, unemployed people have nowhere to go, no money no food. like this video vloger, she doesn't have land in rural village if her father or herself by buy land before. this is real reason.

[@meowkaiser6024]

​@@isaacbauman8174yes, and you don't need to have a home in the city first to get a job, many companies supply you a domitory ,not very good condition, but you have somewhere to sleep at the beginning

[@jason-se7lq]

Peopole here have no rights to be homeless.They will be arrested by the police for the target of being 'high Civilization'..

[@dangerzone9747]

I stopped getting my news from Western media after watching KZbinrs (like yourself) on the ground in China show a completely different world than what has been force fed to me. Thank you for showing the real China and educating people like myself. You got yourself a new sub.

[@applebee9060]

Even if those skeptics watch Sabrina’s videos, they’ll say that it’s only in 1% of the whole country that looks so nice while the rest of the country is a big slum. They always want to believe the negative.

[@ZIGZAG12345]

@@applebee9060 Yep. There are even comments like that on this video. The folks who leave those sorts of comments I bet also absolutely completely fail to grasp the irony that actually THEY look more like a "bot" by leaving such MSM-ish negative comments themselves.

[@LW78321]

I'm exactly the same - stopping watching western MSM for a few years now after realising they spew biased "news"

[@applebee9060]

@@ZIGZAG12345 yup. I’m ‘amazed’ by their stupidity even though I’m sure most of them are well well educated.

[@miamia9808]

@@applebee9060 haha so true, there brain got stuck at their behind

[@irritatedanglosaxon1705]

What a blue sky, different from Anglosaxon medias' narratives

[@dice138]

Sabrina forgot to bring her filter lens🤣🤣🤣

[@赵某-o5o]

Bbc will add gray filters to China.

[@sawyermcgill2799]

@@dice138ha hahaha 😂😂😂😂

[@mantapdjiwa9768]

They forgot to put mexico filter

[@LW78321]

The West love to photoshop when it comes to China

[@coutinhorio99]

nice refreshing video sabrina..glad you enjoy your life so much in china and we can see how warm china peoples towards you,no racist,all show friendli yness ...and whereever you walk we could see china is very safe place to walk no harrastment or worry been stabbed or robbed or bullying..no such thing we see from all your video.....best luck always sabrina...

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Thank you❤️

[@isaacbauman8174]

你认为美国奴役黑人的历史真的结束了吗？

[@hoffnung-su]

Foreign friends may not know that in China, robbery, as well as injuring others, especially knife injury is a felony. He could face serious jail time.

[@Christine-qs3mc]

Hello， Sabrina.I am a Chinese who studys in Europe. I miss my hometown Hangzhou very much. I relieve my homesickness by watching your video. Thank you very much for your sharing. Actually, the entire Zhejiang province is so amazing. If you have time, I do recommend you explore other cities in Zhejiang. ❤❤❤ Love you.

[@Sabrina_inchina]

I will. This is my first here in Zhejiang. I have been to some beautiful places here. ❤️❤️ love you more

[@yliang1688]

❤️❤️❤️ You should go home soon. And enjoy your life. 🎉🎉🎉

[@irritatedanglosaxon1705]

Boi, Europe is dying

[@Jiidwag]

I wish I born Chinese LOL

[@Naranjus]

@@JiidwagI’m Chinese descent, my parents gave up their citizenship so I can’t go back to the motherland freely

[@yinhoukhor7109]

Spotlessly clean! The mall is bloody impressive!!!!!! Now I feel like I gotta go and get my nails done there too!

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Let's go!! ❤️❤️

[@yliang1688]

🤩🤩🤩❤❤❤Don't let the US fool you: China is AWESOME!! We love you. Speaking truth.

[@kwokholuk8723]

@@167mm167 The US is really "AWESOME" : National Debt : 31.4 trillion dollars Crumbling Infrastructures Homeless people living in tents in cities 1.1 million people died of COVID About 40,000 died of gun violence last year

[@sweatybotfn9982]

@@kwokholuk8723damn😂 you speak my thoughts, like, look at your own backyard before talking😂

[@kwokholuk8723]

@@sweatybotfn9982 What is in my backyard ?

[@fockbgs937]

The U.S. government is a company, and the capitalists are the bosses of the company. He only cares about how to brainwash the "employees".

[@francoislechanceux5818]

@@kwokholuk8723 The debt of the USA is 130% of its GDP. The debt of China is 350% of its GDP. As for the homeless, China has more homeless than the USA. China gave covid to the world, remember. Total: 7 million deaths are the world

[@xinlin-by3cj]

I grew up in Hangzhou and attended university in New York. From the moment I landed at JFK, I never expected that American airports could be so outdated, and knid of broken IMO. During my time studying, I lived in the East Village for four years and you don't get a city vibe outside of Manhattan. New York gave me the feeling of a Chinese city from 20 years ago, everything seemed quite old, especially the subway. I could hardly believe that people living in New York could tolerate such an environment.

[@peanut0brain]

NYC? Becareful of ghetto animals. Learn some Kungfu. Go to "USA Shaolin temple" in Chinatown

[@michaelloong964]

The US politicians busy 24/7 dealing with sanctions on China, Russia, Iran, Cuba Venezuela North Korea, war in Ukraine, Syria Yemen, Sudan, printing fiat money etc ,so no time for improvement in social amenities , health care gun violence, homeless people pot holes in highway , discrimination, drug addicts etc etc. They have no time for the citizens except how to get money from the military industry complex. So sad. No wonder D Trump said the US has joined the rank of a 3rd world country.

[@ChinaSongsCollection]

Actually, more than 20 years ago. I went to China 20 years ago. And it wasn't bad. I quite liked the place.

[@Aramsa-Khan]

@@167mm167 NY was a city built by thugs and mafioso as well as drug monies in part in the old days. Nothing glorious about its violent nature.

[@aly8848]

@@167mm167 crimes and anti asian violence gone up like crazy. None of those in China.

[@kko-punch7059]

I went to Hangzhou in 2003! What a big difference! Wowww! I really need to go back to visit again! Thank you for showing!

[@craft9054]

Efficiency is a concept that the Western society is not familiar with (other than how quickly they will blame all of their problems on China and others) 😂

[@lxcites]

​​@@167mm167ell.. not so developed anymore. Many western countries looked 3rd world compared to Asian countries. This is how it happened throughout human history and development of civilisations. So maybe 200-300 years later the situation will switch again.

[@ricklin2804]

@@lxcites They are still Developed in many monopolized industries.

[@lxcites]

​@@ricklin2804 Like which ones? Homogeneous and small societies like Norway and Iceland maybe... but the large majority of the western societies are just really stagnated now. It's just much harder to tear down and rebuild existing infrastructure than it is to build from nothing, like China and southeast asian nations. Also, it's hard to change the mentality of western cultures as they do suffer from way more violent, oppressed histories and rigid religious upbringings so they will do everything they can to cherish and fight for their personal freedoms they have now, even if that means trading off with safety and development. The same thing might happen to China couple hundred years later, and the rapid development that's going on with China now will then happen in the West. History seem to always repeat itself.

[@ricklin2804]

@@lxcites There is information that most people don't usually see. If you want to know what technology the western countries have and China doesn't, just take a look at the subsidy list of technology importation that China government is offering to Chinese companies. Trust me, it is a long and detailed list.

[@lxcites]

​@@ricklin2804 ohh for sure yes, I'd agree that many western nations (USA in particular) are still technologically way more advanced than China. But we are talking about development of countries as a whole aren't we? You can have all the advanced technologies but if you aren't building upon it or making lives better for your own people, then it's a matter of time the rest of the world catches up and overtakes.

[@LongTimeTTFan]

Friendly people. Beautiful city. Very upscale mall. Clean environment. Unbelievable construction speed. Indeed Awesome.

[@edidervishi7102]

@@BruceWillam-o9f😂 Hahaha, I think you are fooling the public, to give the simplest example, in the backward North Korea that western countries think. North Korea has been sanctioned by Western countries for decades, and the average monthly salary of their people is only tens of dollars. But their people's food is distributed free of charge by the government every day, they go to school for free, they go to hospital for treatment for free, their jobs are distributed by the government, and their houses are also distributed by the government. They have no cost of living, and their wages are pocket money. If it is a western country, how much does education, old-age care, medical care and food cost all one month? Hahaha 😄. In this case, there are many countries in the world whose monthly income is less than one thousand dollars. There are several who can do this. However, in most fourth-tier cities in China, there are still more than 1,000 counties and cities as prosperous as videos. So I know you are uncomfortable seeing China develop, but please continue to be uncomfortable. In the early stage of development, western countries acquired labor and property by colonizing and invading land. To gain great wealth, China developed through manufacturing economy.😂😂😂😂

[@kohaku4412]

​@@BruceWillam-o9fits fun to read jealousy from ur words😂

[@rubadub79]

They made a little house just so bikers can have shade at a stoplight. That's crazy.

[@ZDLiZugimDeutschland]

No, not crazy, just normal i think there, saw them also in North-China, like Hebei and Peking

[@pingcheng3322]

That's why it is crazy because no other country does that

[@rogeryang18]

In SF, it will disappear in a second and end up as a tent for homeless people.

[@kinggodzilla7647]

In China, the people's well-being always comes first when the government does something.

[@meowkaiser6024]

It's really hot in summer 🌞

[@weijiaCAI]

those women are the baby‘s grandmother .in China，it is very normal to see the Grandparents take care of grandchildren. because many baby's parents are busy for working.

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Yes.

[@westleyma]

We call this kind of old people take care children behavior is （天伦之乐）, it means happiness is betwwn grandparents and grandchildren.

[@bakerlyd]

ture from China

[@xmen2130]

This is the modern China. There’s the ancient and natural China which is also fantastic. I have an ethnic Chinese coworker, who 30 years ago, started his almost annual holidaying in China. Too many places to visit and enjoy, comparable to the more established tourist destinations.

[@sootoongkok9813]

So good to see video like yours showing an ordinary real life in China, no political agenda. Sabrina, you may not realise your contribution to better understanding of China by the ordinary people in the west. Keep up yr good work.

[@ricklin2804]

It's only after I left China that I realized it's not an easy thing to walk on the street and enjoy watching or taking videos with your mobile.

[@Jiidwag]

American streets are extremely depressing

[@duoxingbuyibizibi5671]

I live in London and recently two friends had their phones robbed while walking 😭

[@祖宗-e5o]

Remember in China, don't commit a crime, don't commit a crime, don't commit a crime, and say important things three times. Otherwise, the iron fist of socialism will teach you to be a new man, which is why China has good law and order

[@ricklin2804]

@@duoxingbuyibizibi5671 Sorry to hear that. I lost my wallet in Paris a few years ago while I enjoy taking pictures of the street.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

@@duoxingbuyibizibi5671in China many children were mass stabbed to death. I was 10 miles away. My friend was robbed in shenzhen .

[@desmondho9567]

Chinese people are very cultured people. They valued the teaching of the Great teacher Confucius. ( The main idea of Confucianism is the importance of having a good moral character, which can then affect the world around that person through the idea of “cosmic harmony.” If the emperor has moral perfection, his rule will be peaceful and benevolent) These teachings teaches us to be filial piety, respect others differences. In the past there was this great teacher, Buddhist master Da mo ( Bodhidharma was a semi-legendary Buddhist monk who lived during the 5th or 6th century CE. He is traditionally credited as the transmitter of Chan Buddhism to China, and is regarded as its first Chinese patriarch. According to a 17th-century apocryphal story found in a manual called Yijin Jing, he began the physical training of the monks of Shaolin Monastery that led to the creation of Shaolin kungfu. He is known as Dámó in China and as Daruma in Japan. His name means "dharma of awakening (bodhi)" in Sanskrit.[1]) from India, of dark skin, who departed his knowledge to the Shaolin monks technic on martial art.

[@HoneyLover64NthngHppnd89]

I hate to break this to you but the things you mentioned were destroyed by the cultural revolution of 1966, and as it turns out destroying the four olds was a stupid idea

[@heimuk]

​@@HoneyLover64NthngHppnd89shallow...

[@catsNcode]

@@HoneyLover64NthngHppnd89 idk what you talking about. Confucianism is still the very fabric of Chinese society

[@zchu3179]

They put up sun shield for the bikers at the road cross!

[@aaa38388]

Sabrina thank you! Everyday is like a movie for you! I cannot wait to go to China!

[@isaacbauman8174]

你认为美国奴役黑人的历史真的结束了吗？

[@欧阳小纯]

Don't worry, any city in China is safe and the people are friendly! welcome to China!

[@sir2714]

欢迎你来中国

[@anihcgno]

Thank you for your sharing and your authentic look as close as possible to the reality of life ❤️

[@sweatybotfn9982]

this is THE video everyone needs. Those who blindly believe whatever America says to make China look bad in times of competition are not better than believing in propaganda. Believe no rumors and spread no rumors. Peace ❤️

[@JT-cm9di]

It's not about the lie they tell, but why would they tell this kind of lie? What's the agenda?

[@francoislechanceux5818]

Have you read and listened to what chinese media say about the USA and the West?

[@sweatybotfn9982]

@@JT-cm9di they usually achieve the subject of the lie a few years after they tell it. It’s still a lie, but technically it’s not

[@sweatybotfn9982]

@@francoislechanceux5818 no shit have you listened to what the west think of China since forever? The west has been constantly invading and taking advantage of China while making themselves look good in front of the medi, saying they are combatting communism. America refused to help China just because they received help from their competitors. When you think about it it’s not China’s fault that everyone there hates the west. Despite all of this, China built a superpower by them selves, compared to Europe who have to sign alliances to build a strong army and economy. Gotta respect China for that

[@kwokholuk8723]

@@francoislechanceux5818 It's called tit for tat or an eye for an eye.

[@jessylim5591]

Loved the song in the background…so reflective of the surroundings…

[@michaelloong964]

China built a hospital during Covid19 in a few weeks. In 30 years China has built the longest high speed train track in the world whereas the us took the same time to talk about building the first high speed train.

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Yep! It's amazing!

[@祖宗-e5o]

10 days,in fact

[@markuc]

Actually the first high speed (not mag lev) line completed in 2008 just before the Olympics. So in 15 years China constructed tracks more than twice the rest of the world, combined...

[@francoislechanceux5818]

Built or assembled? Because after the covid, the makeshift hospital is no more there.

[@jameslee2465]

Your video shows a veritable China, not the China distorted by US or Euro medium. 👍Thank you!

[@xiaojiong1426]

@@BruceWillam-o9f however,China rural area has already richer than before because of poverty alleviation.at least,most of villagers don't stave

[@xiaojiong1426]

@@BruceWillam-o9f Now many villages have their own characteristic industries to drive their own economic development

[@tomkim469]

@@BruceWillam-o9f People in remote areas have their own houses and do not need to pay property taxes

[@siuchen7140]

Very nice video ❤

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Thank you. ❤️❤️

[@linmburu3982]

Hey Sabrina, thanks to your channel I’ve been able to overcome my fear to get a Chinese school scholarship. You’ve earned yourself a new sub😊❤

[@OvenZheng]

非常喜歡你的作品，很貼切的講訴了身邊發生的所有事

[@gj8550]

Hey Sabrina, I can vouch for everything you said. I visited Honguo about 12 years ago and the entire city was drugged up. The government was constructing a subway SYSTEM, not to be confused with a STATION. I returned 5 years later and the entire SYSTEM was completed with dozens of STATIONS all over the city. The speed of construction is just mind boggling.

[@gj8550]

@@BruceWillam-o9f I’ve been to dozens of big cities, small towns and villages in China and I have yet to see tent cities or people sleeping on the streets. In contrast, I have also been to dozens of cities all over North America, Europe and Asia, and I have yet to find one that is void of beggars and people sleeping on the streets.

[@gj8550]

@@BruceWillam-o9f I have travelled extensively to Villages in China and have yet to see elderly people in institutions or women in iron chains. Perhaps you can name some of these places and I will be sure to visit them. Severe punishments is clearly an effective method to deter crime. This is also a common practice in some of the middle eastern countries and they also enjoy low crime rate. In contract, criminals are set free in United States and the country is ranked amongst the highest crime rate worldwide. China has a population of 1.4 billion. Of course these would be people immigrating to other countries. One of the main reasons for immigration is that it is a highly competitive society. In western countries, people work 9 to 5. Whereas, Chinese people are hardworking and the common work practice is 9/9/6 ie 9am to 9pm, 6 days a week. It is not surprising that some people may want to relocate to a country that has a more leisurely lifestyle.

[@crazykira1527]

@@gj8550 As a Chinese person, I must admit that what he mentioned, such as the 'chained woman' incident, did genuinely occur in China. Moreover, during the 1970s and 1980s, such incidents were quite frequent. After all, China is a country that has only recently started to prosper. Back when its people were still impoverished, the public security and societal morals were indeed vastly different from today. The recent 'chained woman' incident shocked the entire nation, with netizens collectively condemning the local government officials who failed to protect the victim's rights. Doesn't this very reaction indicate how safe China has become today, to the extent that ordinary people are profoundly shocked by such dark occurrences? Due to differing systems, there has always been a significant number of individuals with animosity towards China. They magnify the evils that happen in a country with a population of 1.4 billion, attempting to overshadow China's development, provoke its internal strife, and then revel in its dismemberment, just as what was done to the Soviet Union before.

[@coutinhorio99]

make more videos...is july busy month for teachers there?it is summer now in china i guess ..good weather...start october is already very cool...we went to hangzhou many years ago,nice place and lake...damn cool 2 degrees that time but we love being to china...from hangzhou we took train to shanghai...china is endless journey and beauty.....

[@Sabrina_inchina]

My school will be going up until August 😭 no long summer break for me. Then my students will be graduating this year so I'm a busy teacher this summer holiday 😭

[@coutinhorio99]

@@Sabrina_inchina nice to be busy,you love your job and peace of mind there,food affordable...make sure to save money regardless any amount sabrina,anything can happen anytime,so saving money is crucial nowadays....little by little month by month year by year,you will be surprise & proud of your saving and provide you full confidence when struggle / challenges come out of nowhere (chinese principle of life) ,american like to spend tomorrow money,please follow chinese way and you shall be saved if anything happen not to mention if you start your own family in near coming future,never waste golden chance to save money during your time in china dear.....god bless always...from indonesia...

[@pisablavatsky-cb3dd]

Excellent video as usual. Thank you❤❤❤

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Thank you. ❤️❤️

[@tait.1479]

Just found this channel! And thanks for keeping it real. 😊

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Welcome. ❤️❤️

[@vincenttayelrand]

I love 'walk along with me' videos like these!

[@johhw_6432]

这个遮阳棚好暖心，希望全国推广。

[@xbman1]

No garbage. No panhandlers. No sidewalk rants. The western countries too weak to deal with those issues so they just bad mouthing China. 😂

[@JT-cm9di]

I'm sure such problems exist in many none Western country too but they had to pick the exception China to frama them...

[@francoislechanceux5818]

Chinese media badmouthing the West is as old as the Chinese communist party.

[@winli3901]

The concept of time is money is different in the East compared to the West. I live in Canada, the contractor for any public or private projects deliberately delay and prolong completion in order to ask for more money. In the East, they have to complete a project ASAP and move on in order to make more money.

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Waste no time here.

[@michael511128]

That's right. Land is government owned and contractors for civil projects are mostly State Owned Enterprises. They get bonuses for early completions.

[@boonteoh2346]

What a wonderful world Sabrina!!! Given a choice would stay in China permanently??? 🤔🤔💖💖

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Indeed a wonderful world. Only if I married a Chinese man with the understanding that we would need to travel back and forth to see my family and connect with my country.

[@Chinesescenery-j7w]

@@Sabrina_inchina等我从美国回去中国给你介绍中国男朋友😄

[@moriyama815]

omg the little roof over the motorcycle lane I CRY

[@anthonymanderson7671]

This is the china my mother had a wonderful experience.

[@whoawhoa4753]

I usually don’t comment, but seriously thank you Ms. Sabrina! I’ve been going through tough times near Paterson, NJ. I got robbed by my only friends bc instagram high school friends don’t like me or I just don’t have enough money to look like them.

[@Oriental-perspective]

Maybe you need a new life, forget your old friends and find new ones.❤

[@francoislechanceux5818]

How old are you? 10 year old ?

[@piaopiao66]

The new bikes in blue color are new products from Meituan where you usually order your meals. Anyone who has Meituan accounts should be able to use it including foreigners. The bikes in red color (you may see in some areas), are from the local Hangzhou government, which require Hangzhou citizenship to use (free for Hangzhou citizens).

[@alexracoon4513]

So beautifully oppressed Chinese people, I wish I would be oppressed the same way.

[@michaelp9061]

Your voice is amazing. Enjoy your stay.

[@debbiet5130]

Wonderful that you get to live in China and experience it, Sabrina! My son and his family live in the NE-so glad my grandchildren are growing up there. Can't wait to go back next year as we have not been able to visit since 2015. Safe, peaceful China❤

[@jayzhang7527]

Welcome to Hangzhou, you are very much welcome, hoping you are having a nice day!

[@uwang982]

加油Sabrina, 你是最棒的！我在Bilibili也关注了你！❤❤❤

[@biglance]

SZ is super nice, most Chinese big cities are, people work hard and family is important, the West is declining in general, China is rising, u r right! peace.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Where are the two biggest financial centres ? Exactly . London and New York. 150 million malnourished in China and a 144 th ranked healthcare system is appalling.

[@lynettekhoo6490]

Thanks 4 telling d truth about china ❤❤❤

[@likpasaaa8074]

I’m fully impressed by your awesome 👏 video 🥰💐💝🌈🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁🍃💕🥰💐💝🎊🎈

[@marianaionescu1993]

Bravo Sabrina Mulțumesc!

[@therealarchstanton3343]

The lack of local ID is annoying, so many little things become more difficult. I don’t mind a parallel system, but it could be more user friendly. That said Hangzhou is a lovely city!

[@纪录片]

感謝你展示真實的中國給全世界看！

[@JJr-ce3vv]

Well done ✅, 💯

[@Sabrina_inchina]

❤️❤️

[@liamporter1137]

Thanks for sharing and surfacing the truth. 👏👍

[@mellencamplind185]

As a Chinese, I am really happy to see such a video, welcome to play anytime! Love you guys❤❤❤作为一个中国人很开心看到这样的视频，欢迎大家随时来玩🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@fueled218]

China looks so calm and relaxing. So clean.

[@armenrz]

We need more live vlogger like you who speaking the truth from the fields. Good job!

[@kl9518]

Wow, the streets are so clean and those bushes are better trimmed than my own head.

[@jkdw21]

Welcome to Hangzhou! Hope you enjoy the city!

[@cheese-df1yx]

You can apply account in meituan with your id registered in China. Then you can rent more share bike type.

[@richardanderson9225]

Love the scenery, need to visit soon. Keep up the good work Sab😊

[@Aramsa-Khan]

Hi Sabrina. Hangzhou is a beautiful and clean city. Looking forward to seeing videos of the local people enjoying group social life like playing musical instruments, chit-chatting and dancing. This once the southern capital city of China has its glorious past. This was the South of the Great River city which has many past beauties. There is a saying depicting the palatial heaven and the earthy beauties of ancient China.

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Yes, when I'm on summer break. I will be traveling all over Hangzhou

[@LW78321]

Great video, thanks Sabrina!

[@Predestinated1]

Wow this is awesome

[@changhenry4648]

The sun shade is very helpful preventing those e-bike riders from heatstroke when they wait for traffic lights at XING for a few minutes under the hot summer sun. 👍

[@larry1414nyc]

hahahaha funny earlier video about you and the students playing the instruments you say your over it!!!! hahahaha love your wonderful videos sis!!! i am so proud of you my sister!!!!!

[@Sabrina_inchina]

🤣🤣

[@daiwanfrogisland5067]

This shade would take more than a month to build in the UK

[@enkianu9337]

Luca and Rachele live in Hangzhou but I think they are touring the country with Rachele's father.

[@nicoletteuy8455]

sabriNA in chiNA !!! Love this pretty girl !

[@jennyohara4011]

China is so advanced, all about helping each other

[@eking2420]

Thanks Sabrina, enjoy!!!!

[@Sabrina_inchina]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Bawdale]

And, you see those motorbike things fizzing around? Those are all silent electric.

[@SKaiM-mk3zu]

Nice

[@Sabrina_inchina]

❤️

[@pisablavatsky-cb3dd]

US regime propaganda mouthpieces are well for spreading lies and misinformations,smearing and badmouthing non western countries. Dedollarisation is the best solution to this nazi western regimes

[@ChloeSv.7098]

谢谢你sabrina❤我从来没想过在你的眼里中国居然这么好。

[@shirleyfan7363]

The Chinese people are friendly! Thank you! Look forward for more!

[@clem5474]

I lived through the transformation of that city. When I first arrived in 2014, there was only one subway line, now there is like 13 lines if I am not mistaken. That's in less than 10 years.

[@Omegaverse-s2m]

Thank you for your information abt normal life in china we r looking forward to ur videos

[@kingbug6931]

I like your speaking speed when talking to camera hhhhh, quite slow, but with an unique pace. As a Chinese i can easily handle 1.5x speed while watching your video.I checked your other videos and know you work as a English teacher, so i guess your students would be more than happy to hear you talking in such a speed with clear pronunciation and cheerful tune.😆I would prey to God if my college teacher can speak as clear as you are, cause some of them have heavy Indian accent and it's a little bit tricky to follow. There is still a long way to go for me in English learning🥹

[@w.z.6062]

Oh, They have a dance studio in the mall! 🙂

[@delepeno9636]

Keep going girl....

[@silveriver9]

I love Hangzhou. Beautiful city. I will visit again soon!

[@yuanshuan7099]

Looking great❤

[@isaacbauman8174]

But do you know why there are almost no homeless people in Chinese cities? It is definitely not the police control and drive away in the western media. The real reason is that China is a socialist country, and the land is public ownership, which is China's superiority. When a person comes to the city to work, some of them will definitely be unemployed, but because the land is public ownership, many urban unemployed people can return to the village where their father or grandfather lived. The administrators of this village will give him free land where they can build houses and grow crops, Or his father or grandfather had built houses in the countryside. So they are homeless in big cities because the high price of houses, but not in small villages because the land almost is free for Building. If you look at America, England, unemployed people have nowhere to go, no money no food. like this video vloger, she doesn't have land in rural village if her father or herself by buy land before. this is real reason, Like US, its people need a revolution to reform their land ownership.

[@kafka738]

Thanks Sabrina for sharing.

[@OguejiDavid-ey4cw]

Sabrina, beautiful princess, enjoy urself dear.❤❤

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Thank you! 🤗

[@jinsoonchin5205]

I agree with you

[@theresaleung823]

You are awesome, thanks for sharing! Wonder where all those blue bicycles were moved (to)?

[@Sabrina_inchina]

I'm not sure

[@Sheeellyyy-yf1px]

@@Sabrina_inchina I used to see special staff driving trucks to carry and arrange these bikes, because users might be ridden to different places after use, there would be special people to collect them, and they would be placed in large quantities in various places in the city for people to use before a city started work the next day.

[@minzhang9112]

❤❤❤❤❤love the video and love the music

[@sunny_markus9812]

very soothing background music indeed ❤

[@Sabrina_inchina]

So happy you noticed that. I really put effort into that for you guys. ❤❤❤

[@sunny_markus9812]

@@Sabrina_inchina 😋

[@Fordance100]

Nice video. Being Hangzhou several times, always near the historical part of city and West Lake. Will try to go to more modern part of the city next time.

[@cryptoico2647]

Not just China. South eastern Asian are all upgrading their infrastructures making their countries beautiful 👍

[@汪鹏-w4v]

Oh, my city, Hangzhou.

[@doverpicard6090]

Talking about the human rights, who installed the shade? so considerate of bike riders.

[@Sabrina_inchina]

Right! I'm happy people see what I'm trying to highlight without saying it.

[@longyou8254]

Thx for sharing 😮

[@lizz7805]

it's so wholesome to meet those lovely ayis and their grandchildren 🥰

[@elsiemiss4708]

China has worked very hard. In a country of 1.4 billion people, it is not easy for everyone to live a safe, clean and adequate life.

[@纵有千古]

真实

[@Oriental-perspective]

我觉得杭州是中国最值得居住的城市，大量的绿色，便捷的交通和服务，还有整个城市真的很干净。

[@hyphoneto]

夏天太热了，冬天太冷，不太宜居

[@Oriental-perspective]

@@hyphoneto 不南不北，刚好。到时候北京你又说又冷又干燥。深圳你说潮湿闷热。杭州刚刚好。

[@Nana_639]

我喜欢大理和成都

[@evalee3599]

Love your videos Sabrina.