Driving in Chongqing - This is a city with the most complicated traffic in China

#china#chongqing#4k
Chongqing, referred to as "Chongqing", also known as Mountain City, is a provincial-level administrative region, a municipality directly under the Central Government, a national central city, and a megacity of the People's Republic of China. center, western financial center, western international comprehensive transportation hub and international gateway hub. Located in the southwest of China's inland, it is the economic, financial, technological innovation, shipping and commercial logistics center in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, a national logistics hub, an important strategic fulcrum for the development of the western region, an important connection point between the "Belt and Road" and the Yangtze River Economic Belt and It is an open highland inland and a place with beautiful mountains and waters; it is not only famous for its river city, fog capital and bridge, but also for its mountain city. As of the end of 2021, it has jurisdiction over 26 districts, 8 counties, and 4 autonomous counties, with a total area of ​​82,400 square kilometers and a permanent population of 32,124,300.
Chongqing is a national historical and cultural city. In 1189, Emperor Guangzong of Song Dynasty, Zhao Dun, first named King Gong and then ascended the throne, and Gongzhou was promoted to Chongqing Prefecture, hence the name of Chongqing. Chongqing is the origin of "Hongyan Spirit" and the birthplace of Bayu culture. Chongqing has Hongya Cave, the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, the World Heritage Dazu Rock Carvings, Wulong Karst and other landscapes. As the largest industrial and commercial city in Southwest China, Chongqing is the top node in the country for industrial Internet identification analysis. By the end of 2021, there are 104 scientific research platforms such as the Chongqing Science Center of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chongqing Big Data Research Institute of Peking University, 69 universities in Chongqing, China (Chongqing) ) Pilot Free Trade Zone, China-Singapore (Chongqing) Strategic Connectivity Demonstration Project, Liangjiang New Area, New Western Land-Sea Corridor and other strategic projects.
In 2021, Chongqing will realize a regional GDP of 2,789.402 billion yuan, an increase of 8.3% over the previous year.
In 2022, it will be selected as the "Most Attractive City for Investment in 2021"; it will be selected as the first batch of key cities for national football development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period; it will be selected as one of the top ten influential Chinese cities in overseas short video platforms in 2021; "2022 China Vitality" The sixth place in the "Top 100 Cities List"; selected as a pilot area for digital RMB.
In June 2022, Chongqing will receive another 20 million yuan from the central characteristic carrier innovation and entrepreneurship upgrade award.

[@fadedidentity]

this place looks unreal, like straight out of a video game. the architecture is jaw dropping, infrastructure is so intricate and detailed. this place is absolutely massive, it’s mind-blowing that a city of this magnitude can fly under the radar and be relatively unheard of. I’m a sucker for urban planning and this is hitting the spot on the highest level

[@aninfinitemindofmusicandreams]

I was gonna make that video game comment. Like if I saw this as a track for a racing game and I had no prior knowledge of this being an actual city I'd think it'd be too good to be real. Very beautiful city.

[@MrVidification]

some of the most modern videogames and technical computer graphic demonstrations are becoming harder to distinguish from reality, so sometimes you do question what you are seeing

[@falcon-7856]

I honestly thought this was a game for like the first 2 minutes

[@californiaplant-basedeater2761]

The buildings across the waterfront under the bridge were beautiful, what a sudden sight to behold.

[@amazin7006]

Intricate is not good.. intricacy makes it terrible to navigate and bad to live in for human beings. Causes lots of stress, health issues, and depression. The only thing that saves it are the beautiful hills, cleanliness, and natural scenary. Notice how sometimes the lanes merge with very little indication as to when/where. Sometimes lane lines disappear and reappear in totally different places forcing him to change lanes at an intersection (dangerous). Also seems to have very little public transit, I did not see many buses or any trains.

[@Miyakochan87]

As a Canadian this blows my mind simply because at 32 million people it is just shy of the 38 million people living in ALL of Canada. Just wild. Beautiful city!

[@chromebomb]

china has a lot of people

[@ycyang2698]

haha, actually Chongqing is a municipality so it's basically a province. Among the 32 million people, 24 million of them live in the suburbs or villages, but a city with 8 million people is still very large.

[@betears]

infrastructures in China are way better than Canadians, but the traffic jams in China are way more severe, I have experienced 1 hour for just 2 miles back and forth. (during the pandemic no very much ppl willing to take public transport)

[@justinlin8973]

The concept of city in China is way different from other countries. Chongqing is as big as province, but people call it Chongqing city.actually only 9million people living in the main city of Chongqing

[@kennythawsh]

have you ever heard of los angeles

[@zedsdeadbaby]

So much green. Bravo to the city planners for not overlooking this crucially important aspect

[@GerardButler-bt2gz]

I love it, but they also have weather enhancements like we do in Europe, a little spray and frequencies. Look at the sky in the beginning...

[@user-mr2tr2xi9y]

What an amazing city. This actually the first time I have seen a city in China in any great detail and its huge in scale and so green. I love the mix of old and new. Thanks for uploading this.

[@SVCN]

Thank you!

[@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435]

Gosh, Chongqing's road infrastructure looks and feels like it could be one of the road course for Gran Turismo 7 racing game!

[@SFbayArea94121]

😂 Sean Kang

[@Spheredalai]

with most have very narrow roads? i don't think so

[@SamHero_]

@@Spheredalai Come on, think about Monte Carlo...

[@jackdrought873]

Mate china looks nicer than many many western European countries

[@SvSGaming]

@@jackdrought873 I don’t disagree, chinese cities + infrastructure looks sick. but a lot of europe is also old as balls, and pretty much the entirety of this was built in the last 20-30 years.

[@eggyrepublic]

44:38 you have all the old style architecture built into the hills with all the modern bridges and skyscrapers in the background, the color composition of everything like the red accent on the bridge, it's like a scene straight out of a fantasy video game. Absolutely stunning.

[@SVCN]

2077

[@sinclairphang]

your comment is just beautiful

[@sea_yung]

fr, this place does not look real

[@NateWithWho]

That's what I was thinking! 0:12

[@chrisogrady28]

Probably not actually old, the CCP destroyed anything with historical significance decades ago

[@m666nsch]

So urban but yet so green and so many trees and plants. This is a beautiful modern city

[@iamgermane]

I wonder what this city looked like 30 years ago! Most American cities have stopped developing. Look at Detroit...

[@jeomirit]

@@iamgermane America is deteriorating, even Russian cities already look better

[@iamgermane]

@@jeomirit Yes I know. There some Russia on KZbin and all the cities look great!

[@lukeuseforce]

@@iamgermane "Most American cities have stopped developing".. 🤦‍♂ 🤣 ... then proceeds to point out one of the worst exceptions. Yea, if you want to live in communism, your money is going places where only a few people decide. Also, I'd wager this is one of the better cities in China. For every "Detroit" in the US, there are 10 worse ones in China and Russia. Cities across the US are constantly expanding and developing. Where is the proof that they haven't? Look at businesses. A lot of them can look like "great places to be", until you find out the workers are barely making $15/hr. Then take a look at others, that are "run down", and the workers are paid a good wage and good benefits.

[@erqiling9153]

I have a different opinion on the points you mentioned in your comment. First of all about Chongqing, according to Wikipedia, it ranks 19th among Chinese cities in terms of population and 16th among Chinese cities in terms of GDP, so you can assess where it stands in terms of Chinese cities. As far as I know, Detroit is an industrial city famous for the automobile industry, and then something happened that caused the recession, and I'm not an American and I'm not from Detroit, so I don't know if Detroit is the worst city in the United States, but I can tell you Chongqing is not the best city in China. Of course, "most American cities have stopped growing" is too much to make me doubt the truth of this statement. The infrastructure of most Chinese cities has been built in the last 20 years or so, so it will look new and modern, while New York became a modern metropolis, most Chinese cities were turned into ruins by the war. Third, you said that China and Russia also have their own Detroit. I do not know about Russia, but I can tell you that China does not have a big city like Detroit in decline. In China, there is a small city named Hegang similar to Detroit, which used to be a small city dependent on coal industry, but later the exhaustion of coal resources led to urban decline@@lukeuseforce

[@JOBSANDGADGETSTECHIE]

Big salute to people's republic of China ❤️🇨🇳

[@HKChineseCanadian]

What an incredible city terrain. Love every moment of this car ride!

[@SVCN]

I had only heard of it before, but when I came to Chongqing, I felt completely different. The trip to Chongqing left a deep impression on me.

[@nntflow7058]

It looks beautiful and creepy at the same time. Reminded me of Hong Kong....

[@user-qx5ee6vf6e]

There is no country in the world that is more magnificent and great than China

[@koopa5504]

This is horribly done and extremely dangerous. Quantity over Quality.

[@koopa5504]

@@TookAHikeNowWhat That's not a problem at all. Otherwise Switzerland wouldn't be one of the best and safest places on earth. My point is flaws like "cheap and easy > safety" like at 4:04 where you have NO WAY of telling that two lanes get collapsed. No warning, no big signs, very short distance, very unreasonable. The moment at 5:20 gave me goosebumps, who thought this could be an idea?? Someone is literally standing IN FRONT OF YOU on a freaking HIGH WAY to turn? China has some cool technical stuff going on, but as it suits their moral; on expense of safety and compassion. All that counts in efficiency and cheapness.

[@user-ho9lh1hz1e]

Absolutely impressive, the scale of the buildings and infrastructure is beyond anything I've ever seen. Then I reminded myself that Chongqing is one of the largest cities on the planet, easily surpassing New York City in population, but very few people in the west even know that it exists.

[@standad7541]

Because it literally grew the most in the last 10-20 years.

[@1bergtauer]

I'm from Belarus. I've been to West Europe like West Germany, oh yes it is a very clean country. But I never knew before this video how much good China is. I like it. And now would like to visit it. Peace and hugs from Belarus❤️

[@SVCN]

Thanks! You are welcome to travel to China when you have time.

[@user-pp2uf2qt7f]

China looks advanced and beautiful, greetings from Serbia 🇷🇸♥️🇨🇳

[@Zfhfmfdjs]

The Chinese are NOT your friends, even if their (potemkin) cities look cool

[@zaidbenriane767]

why say that ?@@Zfhfmfdjs

[@bub6871]

​@@Zfhfmfdjs and the West is? After they bombed Belgrade and bombed the Chinese embassy? China is a better ally than the West. Look at China compared to the US. The US could only dream of a city like this. Instead we have NY full of ghetto degenerates, dirty streets, rats, crime, and drugs. So Serbia choose China over the West, they won't bomb you and force Kosovo to be a fake state at your expense.

[@dwaynekeenum1916]

@@Zfhfmfdjslol serbia is much more dangerous

[@lytom.]

​@@dwaynekeenum1916fym by that

[@jacobkuntflapp]

Im from Australia. I had no idea China was this beautiful. This city is exceptinally clean and really nice architecture and not as much traffic as i would have thought.

[@user-vh4yf2fu6y]

of course US media wont report this things, but the negative things will be reported hundreds of times with added twist and sensational dramatic tone while reporting

[@Dispo030]

Chongqing has a really solid transit network.

[@bub6871]

Now judge Western leaders and cities to this. We are 3rd world shitholes compared to China now.

[@baiyun7810]

你当然不知道，因为真实的中国在西方媒体是看不到的，他们只报道中国的缺点。

[@TaiwanSausage]

top 100 chinese cities all look kind of similar to Chongqing. they are all very modern, clean, green, and full of tall buildings. what makes Chongqing very unique is its layered topology, packed buildings, scale, population size, each of top 12 chinese cities has at least 10 million ppl or more. each of top 50 chinese cities has at least 6.5 million ppl or more. each of top 100 chinese cities has at least 5 million ppl or more. they are labeled as tier-1 & tier 2 cities. there are another 250 cities labelled as tier-3 & tier-4 & tier-5 cities. each of them hv city residents between 1 to 5 millions.

[@user-in5pp5zk2g]

とても複雑な道だけど、運転してて楽しそうですね。 朝、夕方、夜　晴れの日、雨の日色んな景色が楽しめそう。

[@mrchildrenen]

ここは霧の街としても知られてるそうなので、夜はネオンと霧と坂とがあいまって独特な雰囲気でしょうね。

[@cecily8207]

今年六月底暑假去玩的，除了热爆了没有其他缺点，超级有特色的城市！好吃的很多，每天早上各种面轮着吃😂（碗杂面、肥肠面、重庆小面…）整个城市很立体，抬头层层叠叠的高楼，低头又是二十层楼高我这个平原过去的真是开了眼了😂而且那边的人都很热情友好，真是不错👍还去了成都，成都是第二次去，也超级喜欢，相比重庆更加悠闲的城市，适合养老，因为周边风景很赞，还去玩了四姑娘山，看了雪山🏔️推荐你可以走一走川西线，很美❤

[@thecomment9489]

Wow, this is unbelievable that Chongqing is a mountainous city and yet has such excellent infrastructure almost like a city in plains.

[@SVCN]

Yes, Chongqing has built a lot of viaducts and tunnels. There are either mountains or rivers here. The terrain is too complicated!

[@Dirtbike1234]

1 billion people, China today remains the world's most population country

[@user-qx5ee6vf6e]

There is no country in the world that is more magnificent and great than China

[@soumi1984]

@@user-qx5ee6vf6e that's because you are Chinese

[@feipan9489]

@@Dirtbike1234 1.5

[@88donjuliani]

This is awesome! Wonderful! Greetings from Germany :)

[@theghostoftravel]

this is so amazin, thank you! greetings from USA! beautiful city!

[@kokochan911]

大河のある都市は本当に美しく恵まれている。動画を見ているだけなのに爽やかな風を感じる！ 日本人としては近代的な生活に疲れ果てて最近は積極的な発展を諦めるようになっています、発展したが心を豊かにすることに失敗してしまいました。中国はまだこれからも可能性を持っていると思うのでぜひ頑張ってください！中国語できないけどいつか行ってみたい！

[@ibiza8129]

欢迎你

[@ommc9935]

運転マナー終わってるところが、中国の民度を具現化してる

[@user-dd7sx9rv3n]

我也欢迎你

[@user-en3ur7gs7l]

欢迎日本朋友来中国，中国的景色很美！

[@zhangmai]

我去了日本三次，分别去了北海道、关西和东京圈，也邀请你来中国三次😂

[@nassifguiling4922]

When people think of China, they usually only think of the big cities Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and technically Hong Kong. What people fail to realize is that there are a lot of relatively unknown cities (to foreigners of course) that would rival any capital city in terms of size, population and most importantly infrastructure, heck I've never heard of Wuhan before the pandemic and I was shocked to see how big it was.

[@BroadwayLTDProductions]

China has a massive population so inevitably they are gonna have lots of massive cities.

[@uncleryze5049]

Yes as someone who comes from a small country the idea of this is terrifying

[@sscctt]

Technically Hong Kong? Oof

[@edwardr8826]

never have even heard of this city until now

[@siheonseong5920]

Wuhan virus

[@defrock1584]

すご　なんか映画の中の近未来の都市に来たみたいな感じする これ実際に見たら圧巻の光景なんだろうな

[@verde5361]

De donde eres ? Curiosidad

[@logical_evidence]

No mass advertising, No people druged out their minds roaming the streets, no homeless, City very tidy. Thanks for sharing.

[@CCCCC7779]

Yeah this makes American cities look almost 3rd world. The roads suck, homeless every where, destroyed sidewalks, graffiti everywhere. I don’t see any of that in this city

[@scc8004]

Mass advertising appears, maybe you did't pay attention to them, and there are a lot of light pollution ads at night on the façade of the building, which I don't like. The latter points are correct.

[@d-dude7323]

​@@CCCCC7779 These cities and buildings in China are about 5~20 years old. Easy to build up a city that doesn't have old infrastructure in place. In different video, it showed a subway entrance out in the middle of nowhere. It was a rural area, from green forest to slightly constructed land and equipment. Dirt roads. You can go down the brand new stairs, and there's a subway stop with nobody there, but trains will stop and go. About 12 months later at that same stop, its next to a new road, buildings, traffic, people, etc. It's wild.

[@logical_evidence]

@@d-dude7323 progression of life!.

[@MR_LoreYT]

@@CCCCC7779where does bro live at? The hood?😂

[@user-qk4nj3mk3k]

I'm a native of Chongqing, and I actually didn't feel anything special about my surroundings until I went out to go to university. I was so proud when I learned how unique Chongqing is and how much people appreciate my hometown. Chongqing has become an increasingly popular tourist city in China, and local prices have also increased a lot with the arrival of tourists, which has also brought some troubles, but we still welcome everyone to visit Chongqing at any time, except in summer.

[@julieliu1770]

same.feeling

[@il313li]

Why not summer

[@user-qk4nj3mk3k]

@@il313li It's hot. During the summer of 2022, Chongqing experienced scorching temperatures exceeding 113℉ for over 40 days. The prolonged heatwave resulted in the death of numerous plants, despite being watered regularly, and caused 33 forest fires.

[@der1gr2a3f9]

Wow what a wonderful City you live in. I really envy you, greetings from germany✌️

[@xingzou1540]

重庆不禁摩？

[@BnaBreaker]

I'm from the USA (Chicago) and I have to say that Chongqing is one of my favorite cities on Earth... it's not quite as easy to get to for a tourist as the large coastal cities, but if you can make it here, absolutely do it. Lots of history, great nightlife, some of the best food in China (home of hotpot,) and one of the most interesting and unique cityscapes you'll ever experience... a river metropolis with winding roads, an eclectic mix of building styles both old and new, built amongst the hills and forests. Truly one of a kind.

[@rodomirvasilevski4353]

USA 🤣🤣 kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3TJq5Sfjpulptk

[@pixelcatcher123]

u right from distance it looks stunning but in heart its no so fancy

[@mattc9875]

@@rodomirvasilevski4353 Let's go check the worst places in China or in your country then we can talk

[@Thrash_ranch]

BECAUSE YOU LOVE WEARING YOUR MASK 😷..HV SEX WITH YOUR MASK, AND KISS YOUR CHINA GIRL WAN RICH WHITE GUY WITH A MASK 😷

[@BnaBreaker]

@@Thrash_ranch You having a stroke?

[@alangfp]

Wow!!! That's a really beautiful and modern city! I loved it! Very clean too. wow china! Well done!

[@annaliu908]

cleaness of a city is a significantly important indicator in china that messy street is definitely unaccepted.

[@RuthlessTragedy]

Wow this city looks beautiful! ive never been to china but i love their history and geography! Chongqing looks stunning !

[@Swaggaccino]

I love all the meticulous details that went into this city. The old architecture meeting the modern, the skyline, the cobblestone tarmac, the wide open spaces between buildings so it doesn't feel claustrophobic, how trees are everywhere and symmetrical so the city doesn't look like a grey hell, and how damn clean it is. There isn't a single trashbag in site. Holy crap, the city planners killed it. Good job China! Love, from the West.

[@johnsmithsu310]

I'm glad this is not one of the tofu dreg construction

[@bc3nt]

and the laws are stricter than you can imagine

[@thenasiudk1337]

@@johnsmithsu310 the Mayor and the Province governor is undoubtedly the best in China

[@SkreltNL]

look for Tofudreg that is the reason why you dont hear or see much off this "shit" and the chinese locals call it that, not me

[@zobenny8290]

@@johnsmithsu310 当一个中国相当于100个欧洲小国的体量总和的时候 一个欧洲小国的丑闻 从概率来讲中国要发生一百回 但不意味着 中国要糟糕一百倍...

[@sumanpaul4285]

Im from India... Comparing Indian Traffic with China... Indians foolishly blow horns, full of traffic jams.. Noise polution everywhere, dirt everywhere... Man, this China city is too much beautiful.. Just looking at the video makes feels sooo good... No unwanted horns, no noise polution, people looks so calm and less poluted than India... I want to spend my life there just seeing at the beautiful video

[@SVCN]

Thanks! I believe India will get better and better and welcome you to travel to China.

[@user-tk2ij5nz8i]

是的，没办法改变自己的国家，自己就换个环境出国旅游居住。

[@user-tk2ij5nz8i]

@@Gaaaraa 是的，没办法改变自己的国家，自己就换个环境出国旅游居住。

[@mantelmann13]

@@SVCN Be careful what you wish for. ^^ We invited too many peo-ple of col-our and now or society is crumbling and crime rate is skyrocketing. Although Indians are not as much of a problem as A-f-r-i-c-ans and m-u-s-l#ims. The last mentioned are pure evil.

[@EverTruu]

why are people in India so stupid when it comes to traffic? Genuinely curious.

[@Arsenic71]

This is absolutely incredible. I want to visit China one day, see some of those megacities and try to learn about Chinese culture and people. I haven't met many Chinese people yet, but each time I talked to one (when I did IT support from the UK) they were incredibly smart and friendly.

[@user-rr6or9dv2l]

90년도에 베이징(Beijing)에 갔을 때는 소달구지와 마차, 자전거가 주요 교통수단이었는데, 30년이 지난 지금 중국은 놀라울 뿐이네요. 엄청나게 발전했네요. When I went to Beijing in 1990s, ox-carts, wagons, and bicycles were the main means of transportation, but now, 30 years later, China is amazing. You've improved a lot.

[@mrchildrenen]

Through hard work and determination

[@tressinar]

I never knew this city existed. It popped up in my you tube feed. I have never seen anything like this in my life. Stunningly beautiful and CLEAN

[@SVCN]

Thank you!

[@baiyun7810]

中国被西方媒体歪曲了，除非你自己去找关于中国的真实的视频

[@Enkijamenk]

Wow, what a lovely, photogenic city! I'm a distance runner, and I would love to run a marathon there. The bouncy, rolling hilliness, river views, bridges, and wide variety of neighborhoods is just perfect for a big race. I feel like Chongqing is China's own version of Riga, or Adelaide, or Medellín, or Québec City. A city that really should be famous worldwide, or even regionally, for its beauty and uniqueness, that gets overshadowed by larger, more-famous cities on its continent and in its country, and is resultantly, and regrettably, nearly-forgotten by both international and domestic tourists.

[@jarvaniv7077]

重庆有三千多万人口，你的国家有多少人口呢？

[@jiekabu]

Riga, Adelaide, Medellin and Quebec City is a neat grouping of countries, which are all beautiful and worth visiting but I would have never put them together in a grouping before. Thanks for that neat comment!

[@Enkijamenk]

Approximately 335 million. Why do you ask?

[@lam6302]

​@@Enkijamenk What he may want to express is that Chongqing has a population of more than 30 million.

[@lam6302]

@@Enkijamenk Indicates that the city is more prosperous, of course, my answer is not malicious

[@renalxdo]

Everything is so clean and organized its soo unreal

[@these_handles_are_stupid]

This place is like Pittsburgh on steroids. The scale of everything is stunning. Had no idea China was like this as an American. Beautiful nation.

[@seaoooo]

Welcome

[@showingYOUtheworld]

I was two times in China and I was totally blown away ❗ AMAZING country, amazing people and incredible and rich culture !

[@luizfelipedalpontmendonca4762]

Had an wonderful pleasure to stay 10 days in this city. It's unreal, the old, the modern, the working people, the way people treat you. It's so big, but so peaceful, very different from the big Brazilian cities. My wife is native from Chongqing and if I could would live in this city. No words to describe, just the video shows more than words. Even she got surprised how the city developed from the years she didn't come back. On the way back we took the high speed train to Shanghai, the train was equipped with beds. Chinese people are very strong in spirit, they developed from the ashes of the poverty and famine from the last century. It's understandable how the world fears China, but few people really knows China.

[@bugrist]

This was interesting to read.

[@mayare24]

If you really know them, you will hate everyone

[@theoldpcgamer77]

People don't fear people, they fear crazy dictators just like anywhere in the world.

[@google_must_die]

They built all that on the back of the West and how do they thank us? Steal our intellectual property and rule with an iron fist. There’s no talk of freedom over there.

[@kungfujiujitsufliptrick4832]

why can't you?

[@k34415]

中国の都市は広々としていて窮屈さを感じない ところどころに出てくる東洋風の建物も面白いし、河や自然の風景も溶け込んでいて幻想的だ

[@SVCN]

Thank you!

[@user-jm2pm9li9o]

我生活在这个城市 实际上重庆已经算比较拥挤的了 因为建立在山上的原因 路很难修宽

[@leaart1]

Thank you so much for posting this, means I can see places I would never see in my lifetime.

[@leaart1]

Will do, many thanks.

[@dijodavo8882]

Miss this city! The food, the people, the views. As soon as China reopens, I will definitely go there again!

[@SVCN]

Welcome！

[@TT-py4xi]

Welcome dude!

[@borisgaming4473]

Thank you very much for this amazing video!! I enjoyed very much! I was 6 times in China but it is never enough!

[@SVCN]

Thanks! Welcome to come again!

[@user-tc2vv9ls7n]

太疯狂了!为重庆点赞！

[@MadridWalker]

This city is crazy! Never seen such architectural diversity and wonderful infrastructure! Greetings from Madrid, Spain! 😊😊🇪🇸🇪🇸

[@user-ht1il8ji8z]

Thanks, bro，Madrid is also a good city.

[@zhangmai]

马德里和巴塞罗那都很美～，你们拥有世界上最伟大的建筑师高迪😊

[@junyilai7641]

Love Madrid as well. I have been there last year and met lots of nice people.❤

[@miaojiang5152]

Real Madrid Great job🎉❤

[@Variouscartoontopic]

Ofc because no European cities have infrastructure like this? But rather you people have more money than China, hmm that's a good thing, be proud.

[@user-taxang]

私は日本の大学生で、中国語を専攻しています。来年は(1ヶ月ほどですが)中国に行く授業があります。私が行くのは北京か上海だと思うので重慶に行けないのは残念ですが、中国に行くのがより楽しみになりました！また、中国は個人でも是非行ってみたいと思っています！ 中国語は発音が難しくて心が折れそうですが、頑張って勉強してたくさんの人と話したいと思っています！ 日本から〜🇯🇵

[@kexinchen5903]

Welcome you ❤

[@SVCN]

谢谢！相信通过你的努力很快就学会中文。

[@lpyibm5333]

教我日语😭

[@combatjun123]

welcome

[@monthdvd]

welcome you

[@______Secret______420]

What a beautiful city! Thank you for sharing! I’d love to visit one day. Such gorgeous architecture and it looks so clean! Cheers from America

[@SVCN]

Thank you! Welcome

[@mruganknayak3216]

For those who says Because of high population The Dirty roads, Infrastructure than see this video.the City of Chongqing have 30 millón people more people' than many countries of wolrd but Amount of cleanliness and Punchuality and decipline of people is Next level.Its all about people responsibility Not Entirely on state.

[@dunzek943]

Yep. Depends on the city and its surrounding culture

[@mruganknayak3216]

@@dunzek943 yes I live In India and I see many cities which have lower population than chongqing around 10-15 million but roads,infrastructure, public transports,streets,Gardens, Tape waters,Overcrowding, bad traffic sense are present In many cities Evan less population than this chinese city.

[@AdamBrowne-eg1eb]

I’m not sure if it’s personal discipline of the citizens or the authoritarian leadership…notice how many cameras there are! They’re everywhere!

[@mruganknayak3216]

@@AdamBrowne-eg1eb no it's Personal decipline and hygiene of People which is from Their culture deeply rooted if we see Cities of Taiwan and Singapore They are also Well Clean and Well established just like China.its Like cleanliness and well Establishment Are in Chinese peoples Blood .

[@AdamBrowne-eg1eb]

Singaporeans get sent to prison for littering on the street…I would imagine that has something to do with it.

[@Rudenbehr]

This comment section is so positive. Good to see people can enjoy insanely complex and beautiful infrastructure.

[@Fragenzeichenplatte]

Positive or ignorant? A bit of both. No one seems to care about what China actually is.

[@ppizarror]

I've never visited a massive city like that, the views are amazing. From a structural engineering perspective I think I would love every inch of it, the buildings and bridges are spectacular, very packed, and seems very organized as well. Much love to China, amazing

[@SVCN]

Thanks! China welcomes you.

[@FeeDBacKMKII]

what was the bigest city you visited until now?

[@ppizarror]

@@FeeDBacKMKII Lima, Perú. The city has a large population, as well as Santiago, Chile. However, the density grows in an horizontal way, with relatively short buildings compared to the Chinese cities I've seen in videos, which has an amazing vertical dimension (most in comments compared with ciberpunk vibes)

[@fanyang8533]

@@ppizarror fake video paid by ccp

[@umchileanyways8603]

fr the massive city i ever visted is only nyc 😂

[@tasuhoso6048]

すげーきれいで未来的な街ですね！　大阪に住んでいますが、住んでみたいですね。

[@valiik]

Wow! What a city! Thank you for the drive!

[@qqmikepp1]

没想到行车记录仪式的拍摄反倒能给国外观众了解真正中国城市的样貌，也是一种不错的手法。

[@chianglo8756]

这可不是行车记录仪

[@user-xm1so5qp5x]

行车记录仪式的..

[@davvvvvid]

视频挺长的，没想到慢节奏的视频也挺好看的，我看到视频大多是短视频，最长就半小时，以另一种心态看视频倒也挺好

[@lenaw4161]

还是要小心别被国外间谍机构利用这些路线

[@qqmikepp1]

@@lenaw4161 你我他平民能看到用到的东西算啥机密...何况路线哪个卫星拍不到...笑了

[@pinarose2110]

wow i'm literally speechless. Just by the looks this has to be one of the most beautiful cities i've ever seen. The perfect ratio of nature, modern and old architecture and scenery in general. Definitely on my bucket list now!

[@user-my5eh8pm5l]

重庆欢迎你😄

[@oblivionzzzmike]

3 hours of nonstop driving in an urban setting. That’s totally what I do everyday for the entire first week I visit a new city. I just regret not filming it all!

[@roydavidlivermore4664]

Looks a lovely City,and the driving looks very safe.

[@Natomac]

Massive city! The infrastructure and urban planning were so well thought of. Have not seen any overhead cables, glad there also a lot of greens.

[@matheuswolters3448]

Back in 2019, i went on a school tour to China, and the last place we visited was Chongqing, and i loved my time there. I loved the unique designs of the local infrastructure, the hongya cave and other landmarks, as well as the positive vibes from the area. I enjoyed my time there and would gladly go back without hesitation.

[@achafilms3968]

How did you manage to move around chinese big cities? Their cities are not known for being tourist-friendly. You cannot read anything, understand anything, almost no one speaks english. it s a dream to visit Chongqing, but very difficult to handle, i guess...

[@matheuswolters3448]

@@achafilms3968 we either walked to our destinations or had a reserved coach to take us around, as well as catching the high speed train to travel from city to city

[@matheuswolters3448]

@@achafilms3968 in addition, there were plenty of students who studied chinese so they helped us out with translations and asking questions

[@achafilms3968]

@@matheuswolters3448 that explains you were part of a group/team.. you had many advantages making your trip easier, that would not be the case for a solo traveller.

[@user-ij9fi3mf1t]

@@achafilms3968 you guess！精髓，太newbee了

[@ConsoleCombatant]

Wow, looks very well organized and clean. And the scenery is fantastic

[@SVCN]

Thank you, my friend!

[@fink94]

Looks pretty chill actually. Really beautiful

[@iam.santhosh]

Wow it's like a city in heaven with high rise buildings built over the mountains. Love it.

[@SVCN]

Thanks!❤️

[@Relak_Singh]

Vut R U talking, hav seen Mumbai big big bilding nou better then this vun

[@suryanshusingh8863]

@@Relak_Singh no

[@pratham2333]

@@Relak_Singh common bro really?

[@user-qx5ee6vf6e]

There is no country in the world that is more magnificent and great than China

[@CIA-m1v]

I'm English and I work in Chongqing as an arranger and composer. The city is every bit as mind blowing as it looks here, although after 9 years, you don't notice it as much as when you first arrive. Also, it looks like summer here, and what the video can't show is that it's 40 degrees and very, very humid 😅

[@SVCN]

Chongqing is very hot in summer.

[@helloworld3306]

truth

[@oscaryuning]

但是夏天实在是太热了，我更喜欢昆明，广州，珠海这些城市。当然，重庆的小吃让人非常难忘。欢迎你常来中国，祝你一切顺利！

[@jiewenran3854]

Hi, I’m a Chongqing native.Arranger and composer are also my hobbies. How could I hear your works.

[@CIA-m1v]

With difficulty, 😅I can't share anything with you because it is all copyrighted by my employer.@@jiewenran3854 🙃

[@mavridisful]

Thank you for that Video ! Very nice and pretty City. One destination more, that i wan't to travel !!! You are the reason 😊

[@jonathong-pc7cy]

looks so much greener and cleaner than most American cities, ironically

[@Vlad.416]

As an Urban Forester, the sheer density of trees in the city landscape is very impressive.

[@SVCN]

Thank you!❤️

[@svendb7]

I love it. The trees create an amazing atmosphere for the citizens to reside

[@AllLoudOscarJulian]

Cause is mostly computer generated. Look again.

[@brynhild05]

⁠​⁠@@AllLoudOscarJulianit's real

[@EingefrorenesEisen]

@@AllLoudOscarJulian I'd like whatever you're smoking. That must be some CRAZY shit.

[@Elemy69]

One of my favorite parts of Chongqing is how every bridge is walkable. Gives you superb sights of the city, and since the rivers aren't straight, every angle is different.

[@clairsnow6404]

great video! great channel! thank you so much ❤

[@SVCN]

Thank you for your compliment.

[@WorldNo1Wachi]

中国の中で一番好きな都市は重慶だな 歴史的な建物が格好良すぎる

[@summoniing]

It's hitting the most important thing for a city for me: the rows upon rows of tall trees along the streets. I have never seen a city with it so extensive and well done. Wow.

[@johnnyd6953]

And every single tree and shrub was immaculately trimmed and maintained. It's unreal

[@elimlinrr6898]

The first 10 minutes when you exited the highway, that descent to the river bank was exhilarating. You can feel that the entire highway before that descent is completely built above ground level probably supported by concrete pillars. That is simply a remarkable feat of engineering. That drive along the river bank in the first ten minutes was so scenic and beautiful. You can feel the mighty Yangtze river (or is it another river) on the right all throughout that stretch. Amazing!

[@InternetProgrammer]

LOL: its CGI 13:30 is the switch

[@marlkarx1138]

@@InternetProgrammer "it's CGI" yes I'm sure nobody in the world has ever seen Chongqing, the city with the biggest population in the world. it must be fake and CGI.

[@DecCat]

在影片前段出现的江，是与长江交汇的另一条江，名叫嘉陵江。汽车从嘉陵江北岸过桥，来到了嘉陵江南岸，也就是渝中半岛。渝中半岛基础设施相对老旧，空间非常有限，所以容易堵车。

[@sillwuka]

I suddenly want to learn more about this city, I'm stunned.

[@griffincoyne6459]

@@InternetProgrammeryou’re brain dead

[@miaamor2218]

love how many trees there are! such a beautiful city hope one day to see it with my own eyes

[@smoovegittar]

Very Beautiful. I observed how tidy the roads were - barely any litter.

[@beerdrinker2001]

Beautiful city. Very clean, no graffiti, & no homeless taking a crap on the streets like in American cities.

[@vvkth2500]

I know no country on Earth is perfect, but what China has accomplished in the last 50 years.. Fantastic.

[@user-sz6rw2mv7z]

Wow! Just wow!!! I love it!!!!!

[@xanderunderwoods3363]

For city of 30 million people I find the traffic to be perfectly fine. I've traveled all over the place, and I've been in cities with a fraction of that population that have nightmare traffic compared to this. If you go to Atlanta, London, or Rome, you will find yourself extraordinarily stressed out by the nail biting traffic. This city is a breeze to drive in compared to those cities. Also, i'd like to note that I absolutely love the architecture of this city. Much love and respect from Alaska. 🙂

[@georgehazard9814]

Dude, these are the main streets of the city, go outside a little bit. None can drive, it's a complete hell hole.

[@firefly4784]

@@georgehazard9814Right, it is a noun city full of ups and downs and endless steps

[@badbaldbish]

As a lifelong Atlanta resident, you're 100% right 😂 Driving here is nuts. The roads are clearly better maintained and traffic is better managed in Chongqing.

[@marsaeolus9248]

The city has 9.5 million inhabitants, the 30 million figure you see online is what the city controls but this counts other cities like 100km away!

[@rudyalfonsus686]

@@georgehazard9814 You definitely never been to Chongqing. or perhaps, you never set foot in china. ofcourse, china has rush hour, where people will find traffic jam. but, except rush hour, every cities in china are exactly fine to drive. and that's because they have good public trnasportation

[@ii-cr1go]

I watch a lot of driving videos like this but they are always from cities and places familiar, so to see a place with architecture that is completely new and different is a really striking experience.

[@Philipp-lh5qx]

This was my home for three years and still my favourite of all the cities I’ve ever lived in. Amazing place!

[@drefrie2815]

Wow, its so beautiful with the river and mountains! The roads and architecture also look so nice

[@kokokfive7450]

Very mind boggling how a City can be so well planned and built and so clean with no garbage.... wish my City is like this.

[@micahf0]

The streets may be clean but the air is heavily polluted.

[@user-nk1gz7fi8x]

すごい！中国は土地が広いから街も広大で美しいです❤日本から🇯🇵

[@phil4986]

This is very cool. Never in my life will I go there so this is as good as it gets for me. Nice video. Thank you for posting it.

[@SVCN]

Thank you!

[@dama301]

What a beautiful city. Love every part of this, the beautiful greenery, modern and old architecture, wow! Something to be proud of

[@sand_of_reiwa]

この独特な雰囲気マジで大好き 行きたい

[@barebarekun161]

Cityscape of Chongqing looks stunning looks like ultra modern Hong Kong times 10. Being mountainous is also a huge plus for me I love mountainous city. That ride along the river is like a dream for me my jaw drop constantly at how beautiful it is in its unique way.

[@SVCN]

Chongqing is very beautiful, you can ride bicycles along the river, and you can choose motorcycles in other places, because there are many roads uphill and downhill. Chongqing is very hot during the day in June, July and August, while other times are cooler.

[@blobba5442]

Doesnt have enough character as Hong Kong though. Hong Kong is incomparable and the most special city in the world

[@user-qx5ee6vf6e]

There is no country in the world that is more magnificent and great than China

[@BanditBa]

@@user-qx5ee6vf6e surely

[@bldomain]

@@blobba5442 You will only know the character of the city when you live there long enough. Every city has its own character. Chongqing should not have the character of Hong Kong. Chongqing is definitely different from Hong Kong. It should be that way. I would not say HK is incomparable and the most special city in the world as that would be so arrogant.

[@JmhWalker]

이곳 충칭은 미래지향적인도시 같아요❤ 가본적은없지만 게임에서 나오는곳같네요 영상감사합니다❤❤❤

[@SVCN]

Thank you!

[@geshuai-sy9lg]

Chongqing is bigger than your country

[@user-ut9pz1gw1h]

​@@geshuai-sy9lg你好像有点大病

[@cosmos6107]

Trees everywhere. I'm amazed at the greenery.

[@JohnDoe-fv5cu]

Absolutely stunning place. Totally agree with the previous commenters. I can't believe that this huge megapolis could be so unknown in other parts of the world. I myself had to know about Chongqing just a few months ago and I feel in love with it from the first sight. I really wish to visit it someday. It looks exactly like a place from a fantasy world especially at evenings and it's so clean and cosy. Perfect

[@Fragenzeichenplatte]

It's unknown because China is not a very open country. The flow of information to the outside is restricted.

[@firefly4784]

@@Fragenzeichenplatte It is unknown because your gov and media never want to show you and let you know so that you become ignorant and complacent and think your gov is so much better than the Chinese gov.

[@Fragenzeichenplatte]

@@firefly4784 My government is in fact much better than the Chinese government. Not even close. My government also doesn't want to keep me ignorant. Maybe consider that you're the ignorant here and that maybe it's you who's incorrect. After all, it's a fact that all Chinese media is under government control and there's no free press that is allowed to be critical.

[@firefly4784]

@@Fragenzeichenplatte If your gov and media are doing a good job, how come you don’t know Chongqing etc, and have to rely on Chinese KZbinr’s videos to have some idea? If these videos did not flow out of China, there is no way you could know, right? You see that your statement of information not free to go out of China is self contradictory

[@Fragenzeichenplatte]

@@firefly4784 I don't know what you're talking about. I never said I don't know the city. I knew about it beforehand long ago so no, nothing is in contradiction. Are you arguing someone not knowing about a city in China is on the level of government-controlled media? That the only reason someone doesn't know about because their own government censors information out of China and is therefore worse than China?

[@madpistol]

It definitely feels like Cyberpunk 2077 drew some inspiration from this city. Massive bridges, skyscrapers, etc.

[@Isoweb1000]

yup, thats what I instantly thought as well

[@nathan_408]

cyberpunk is inspired by 80s japan culture.

[@mrheck5311]

That came to my mind also. Amazing looking city.

[@whatdelicious]

Listen kiddos ive got an honorary degree from osmosis jones university of intellect and what i studied there was the flattening spells from the man known as stanley an ancient flat man type being, DO NOT make me unleash the power of flat stanley upon this realm,

[@Krondon-SSR]

hell no xd nothing similar, night city is a futuristic LA type city

[@HiddenHistoryInsights]

China is a great country. Look at that engineering! Seeing this makes me want to learn Mandarin and learn the culture!

[@josebarria1353]

I am impressed, the landscape, the architecture is really beautiful, really a city that I would like to visit sometime, how do they manage to have so many trees without the pavement being all destroyed by the roots? I imagine it is part of the urban design but it never ceases to surprise me.

[@junliu1883]

有很多清洁人员

[@razielthagreat2109]

I am a lover of urban planning and development, history and architecture, and this city truly takes my top prize. I have lived only in the USA, and we have nothing that compares to this, NYC is the best we can offer and it simply falls so so short of this megatropolis. I am still floored that it is home to 30 MILLION people, and the streets are cleaner than anything Ive ever seen in a city of any size. The way the roads are full but not congested, people rarely honk at each other even when there is a poor driver, or some random person crossing the road. The view from the bridge looking back toward the city skyline 13:22 it took my breath away, it looked like an a cgi special effect or something. I can imagine people who have lived here their whole lives just take it for granted, but the second they leave I am sure they appreciate their home town. I have never felt such a strong longing and desire to experience a city I have never even known, but Chongqing has done it for me. I will not rest until I visit there. I am going to spend days losing myself in the architecture and engineering. Absolutely gorgeous China, well done.

[@karalo7655]

It's crazy how nobody talks about China and I never knew this city existed before. Odd considering it's the most populated country in the world 😕

[@user-nn7mu1dv1i]

Welcome to Chongqing，if you have a visa to go to China，just come there for a long walk in Yuzhong and Nanan district and experience the rail transit on air，Chongqing is good looking and pluralistic，you will have a good time there.

[@karalo7655]

@@user-nn7mu1dv1i i wanna go to shenzhen one day. But i heard the visa process is tough.

[@BenjiB-]

beautiful comment

[@jimlobster5462]

welcome to Chongqing ! It has the best hotpot also

[@rogerr4469]

That is just jaw dropping! I love the way the traditional architecture is mixed with modern skyscrapers and roads. The plants and trees tie everything together.

[@tracktor721]

Beautiful city indeed! Never get tired of watching vides related to Chonqing. 😊

[@SVCN]

Thank you!

[@garythangneilal8274]

Every nook and corner is clean😮😊❤️

[@SVCN]

Thank you!

[@ObakanoOni-san]

44:37 景色がすごい…👏

[@user-rg1cq5dd1w]

好眼力.重庆最出名的景点洪崖洞

[@jcgdijkstra]

I've never been to China but this is one beautiful city! The diversity in architecture and even in the trees and bushes, you can see a lot of effort has been made to make this simply beautiful. I'd love to drive around there! Also, the layout of the lanes and street signs and stuff is all very logical and done with great care. 👍😊

[@SVCN]

Thank you!

[@hermestrislot2184]

a concrete jungle is beautifull ? my god we are finish😑

[@vouu9147]

@@SVCN very nice ❤ Where are you from?

[@KungFuWizardOfJesus]

@@hermestrislot2184each to their own tastes.

[@adoaTW]

u dont want to drive in Chongqing. even Chongqing locals get confused about its road system and navigation system is quite useless there because the city is layered. i visited Chongqing a few yrs ago. i could not find direction to my hotel everyday. and worst yet when i asked locals about direction, they either didnt know or they just pointed at a random direction and said to me there, there, not far. then it took me an hour to walk to the destination. 😅😅😅

[@dif9573]

the more complicated the city the more i want to explore ❤❤

[@barbecueman6352]

What a beautiful city. It really maintains its traditional Chinese aesthetic in a modern metropolis that makes it distinct from western cities. Chinese people definitely deserve to have much pride in this city’s beauty.

[@allaeven]

I'm from Chongqing, Yubei District, Chongqing. Welcome to my hometown. I will treat you very well, such as eating hot pot.

[@user-dd7sx9rv3n]

​@@allaeven Or our Chengdu hot pot delicious😊

[@c.c3444]

10년 전에 갔을 때도 엄청 번영한 도시였는데 지금은 더 커졌네요.

[@Yalla_Habibi_Cat1]

I fell in love with China's Infrastructure. Well planned city which has greenary all around and not a single garbage on road. Beautiful skyline. Positive signs of progressive citizens . One of the many things we can learn from China.Would like to visit China one day. Why fight when we can cooperate with each other because thats what the western world wants . Love from India. ❤

[@pycpenn]

Believe it or not. The hostility is actually originated from the western world, in the name of national security. The Belt and Road Initiative is what China has been advocating for years, if you haven't heard of it.

[@Dillon000]

I love the way this city looks so much!!

[@johnkies1189]

44:36 the contrast between old and new is absolutely insane here. love it