I visited 8 Chinese factories in 8 days... MIND-BLOWING!

[@EbikeSchool]

A few answers to the frequently asked questions I'm seeing: 1) How much did the government pay you? Answer: Nothing, I was paid $0 to make this video. I just took a private trip to China and brought my cameras. 2) Was this a government-sponsored trip? Answer: No, I chose the factories I wanted to visit and a Florida-based bicycle trade group helped me with connections. I'm just a private guy with a few cameras. 3) What if the factories hid the stuff they didn't want you to see? Answer: They probably did. 4) Why aren't you eating meat? Answer: Health and environmental reasons. Why does what I eat bother you so much? 5) Why didn't you go to a labor camp? Answer: Because my channel is about bikes so that's what I went to see. When I visit the US for videos, I don't go film the child labor abuses or lack of affordable health care. 6) Why do you support the CCP? Answer: I don't. I ride bikes. I hope this helped answer any burning questions!

[@raimundoferreira7626]

Dude , any one that brings in that kind of cameras will be let go without the cameras and videos and just in case you get lost or make a wrong turn there will be some ( local ) to help you

[@wynsmore7127]

Not surprised to see these questions. Anyone making a positive video about China always gets them. These are people that either have been brainwashed by the media or are racist fools who cannot accept that a country like China can be civilized and innovative. Keep doing what you like. Been enjoy watching you and your dad having fun on your farm.

[@jasonchanhk1]

@@EbikeSchool they use petroleum truck to delivery and recycle cooking oil.Hope you enjoy.

[@weekenddasher]

@@jasonchanhk1 可悲的是乡岗人吃的用的也是中国大陆产的，Hope you enjoy🤣

[@jasonchanhk1]

@@weekenddasher thanks for spreading the truth for 5 cents

[@jlcwinter4110]

I watched your video with great nostalgia. I am a retired software engineer and 15 years ago I was sent to Beijing to train a group of young engineers to join my development group. I didn't want to go, but after some gentle persuasion I went. For a month I taught and worked with the sweetest group of young people that you could imagine. They were so attentive to my every need never even fell asleep in my long technical lectures. :-) We had very open talks about everything under the sun at noon while we walked in the industrial park. We remain friends to this day. Thanks for the memories.

[@MNTrader2012]

Everyone is nice when there is something he wants from the whiteys. It is not really a big secret.

[@nanoshka7484]

Welcome back when you could.

[@eamoncat]

Thank you sir for helping young talents

[@zahigu6964]

unite！human beings！

[@carlosagarcia9385]

@@nanoshka7484 Hahaha... Sorry comment...

[@ruanscappini]

As an American, it was a pleasure to watch your journey through this beautiful country. China is without a doubt going to be one of the leading countries in the future, if not the top one. Much love to China!

[@ljprep6250]

Yes, that was an amazing video tour. But watch some of Serpentza's videos. He toured China on a motorcycle, so the footage covers both the good and the bad (gutter oil). I think he was there for 6 years. I think the haters dislike China for the government, and for the American corporations who source crap from the Chinese factories based solely on price point rather than quality. Chinese factories can easily produce both.

[@LOLShanu]

@@ljprep6250 Serpentza lives in an apartheid south africa and he hired some propagandist & falun gong to film fake videos. The chinese government is one of the most successful governmental system in the world, anyone who said otherwise are just lying to themselves. I dont hate the americans, i hate their government and christian cult.

[@kevinh21labs]

I never thought I could get a culture shock from a video, but here it is. What an amazing journey for me. To be able to watch you go through China and show me what it's like rather than the BS given to me by Western media and the government was just wonderful. The people seem so polite and peaceful and welcoming and kind. I've traveled a lot but never to China but now I have to put them on my list. I'm sure it has its less than inviting parts like any country does but this certainly did change my view.

[@kajala11]

I went to meet my best friend in her home town of Chung Ching in 2014, (the city where the "Last Emperor Puyi" resided when he was forced out of the Forbidden City in 1912). This was a first time visit to China but not the Orient for me. My BF went for 3mo to visit her parents so they could meet their 18mo granddaughter. My 2.5 wk stay was a great experience. I certainly was the odd one out & many asked if I was from Russia being closer to it's boarder there. The food and people were fantastic, many went out of their way to help. Like every country, you have the good & bad found with it's people (behavior) or government (things often seen in the infrastructure & maintenance that give the impression of poverty). However, I'd return again to visit if given an opportunity. 😇

[@dougamos229]

My best friend is Chinese. I started doing business with China in 1984. I was in the electronics business and one of the largest distributor of computer hardware in the state of Indiana. I sold that business and later became a licensed exporter of acholic beverages, exhibiting American wines at Wine and Spirits Exhibits in major cities in China. The people are incredible considerate and extremely generous. Although, they will push and shove to get to the front of the line. Their business practice is unethical and difficult to deal with. It is customary to lie, exaggerate and renege on an agreement. That is their standard procedure. In my Electronic business, I often would receive counterfeit Microsoft Software and hardware and turn it into Microsoft. China does not abide by international patents. You must file an additional patent in China and it still won't stop the counterfeiting. Their government subsides many of their manufacturers and levy unfair taxes and import duties on foreign competition. USA wine producers must pay over 100% duty, plus taxes and fees. To get influence in Chile, they are charged 0%. China still receives developing nation status, even though they are the largest exporter in the world. They are not required to meet pollution standards and are the largest polluters in the world today. Their GDP is fake and they abuse the financial system and utilize their borrowed money to loan-shark and buy influence throughout the world. It is now coming to a head and they are desperate because they are exposed. Their economy is spiraling down and it's too late to make any meaningful changes to save it. Foreign investment has dried up and manufacturing is relocating to business friendly countries. If you travel there, you should consider what you eat. They have found that the slaughter houses employees are taking organs that are not for consumption and selling it to restaurants. Sanitary conditions are lacking. China is in economic decline and won't recover for decades if at all.

[@qijia4769]

​@@dougamos229what you said here might be partially true 20 year's ago, but most of those thing's have gone away nowadays. you probably didn't visit the country for too long and you yourself is a little old to refresh your perceptions.

[@qmyan8406]

Now we got the 144hours visa-free policy for many western countries ,it may be more convenient for you to visit here ,all you need is to provide the leaving ticket that you booked previously.😊

[@susanlee7079]

China has progressed for quite a while now but western media don't show, thus your culture shock. Do go visit n see for yourself. Just make sure u have a mobile with internet connection 😊

[@shyamdevadas6099]

Over 15 years ago, I completed my MBA. Much of it was spent studying the emerging Chinese economic miracle. It left me so curious that I quit my management job with a top U.S. corporation and moved there. I spent about 2 years in China on a business visa. During that time, I traveled to all of the major factory cities on the east coast, including Beijing, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Shanghai. I was expecting to find a series of dirty, badly-run operations that put out junk. What I found instead was closer to what was shown in this video. The reason for most of the bad impression about Chinese goods is mostly due to the American entrepreneurs who tend to only import the junk that they can make the most money on. Example: I went to several Chinese furniture stores in average shopping centers and malls, in multiple cities. These stores catered to the Chinese middle class. What I saw was stunning, ultra-high quality furniture that was sturdier, more elegant, and made of better materials than anything I'd seen in the U.S.. It was also NOT cheap. With respect to the local purchasing power parity (PPP), it was on par with the premium stuff you buy in the West. The point is that a Westerner would NEVER know this, unless they actually went to China and really saw this stuff up-close and in multiple places. I'm all for bringing manufacturing back to America, but be aware that 1) we have no monopoly on brains and hard work and 2) the Chinese work damn hard! The average 21st century Chinese worker has the work ethic of an early-20th century American. In other words, they believe a job is not a right, but a privilege. Yeah, there have been worker protests in places like Foxconn, but in the majority of Chinese blue collar workers (some of whom I knew socially) were damned proud of their work, their companies, and their country. China ain't perfect, but its also not North Korea. They can manufacturer some pretty great stuff. It's no surprise that BYD has surpassed Tesla in the EV market. While the U.S. raises tariffs to keep the products out, BYD is going to be building factories in other parts of the Americas.

[@peterkumaryadavsinghkhan1650]

yes china is not a aaa student.but not bad.

[@EduruChan]

They also Iied to you about NK

[@shyamdevadas6099]

@@EduruChan Uhhhh... sorry, pal. North Korea is as fucked up as is claimed. One thing I learned during my time in China was that even average Chinese think North Korea is weird. NK has no real commercial export. They have no industrial economy for consumer goods. Kim fears any sort of capitalism... including the brand of it practiced in China. So much so, that he deposed and murdered his own uncle who was a senior official who advocated Chinese style economic reform. No, sir. NK is not the same as China.

[@skippergiggletush8739]

Great story! Thanks for sharing!

[@patrickprafke4894]

Chinese goods having a bad rap is well earned. Not sure what income level you've achieved to not buy the things I'm forced to. But shiney garbage is still garbage.

[@justinf1949]

Our western media really did a great job to make China like a uninnovative boring scary parallel world, especially the shock after visiting there by ourselves is quite amusing for everyone. Nice video, bro.

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

BBC,CNN: Thanks, we are pro.😁😁😁

[@markdove5930]

And everytime I buy something that brakes in 3 months it confirmed they are actually right.

[@AllMySoaps4040]

@@markdove5930 You get what you paid for. Do not be a cheapskate and buy the cheapest made to the specs asked for by your supplier.

[@kamsunleong6648]

​@@markdove5930 You get what you paid for.

[@bespokepenguin103]

@@markdove5930 You paid for the cheapest...If you wanted quality you should have paid for the premium version

[@Dina52328]

I’m a 72-year old grandma and have absolutely no interest in e-bikes. However, I was curious about your visit to China and your overall experience while you were there. Western media has fed us so many negative aspects of China and from what I saw in this video, nothing could be further from the truth. China is a very modern and innovative country. It is way ahead with the use of its high speed trains or bullet trains, the factories, the treatment of its employees, the cleanliness, etc. . . Those factories sure did not look like sweat-shops to me. In any event, I was very impressed with the content of this video and your overall experience in China.

[@佯谬]

中国跟世界上任何一个国家都一样，有好的方面也有不好的方面，要解决14亿人口的吃饭住房这个任务非常艰巨。

[@HermanWillems]

You haven't even BE THERE. And you talk this positively about China. There are good and bad sides. You also just believe this type of media. Factories always have this "show factory" which is a small part where everything looks nice for western consumers to visit. The real factory is hidden, and do look like sweat-shops. They never show that to western visitors.

[@peterbonnez]

My impression of China is the same as yours. Very impressive.

[@ruili5579]

as a Chinese i can say this video is definitely the good part of China. and there are things that is not so good but it will take much longer time to find out or understand. for example the people who drive cars for drank people or lady clean the street didn't make a decent salary. sweat shop still exist but very rare. because when technology kick in and improve the efficiency, you need 10 people that can do the job instead of 100. but i do hope China can be better in the future and people out side China can know my country better. when i study in Germany, every one ask me about social Credit but i never heard about it. and things like this did bothering me for a while.😂

[@calvinchu5898]

I'm Chinese. I really want to work in such a “sweat-shop”. The monthly income of working here is enough for 5-10 families to live in China. And free food, accommodation and medical care.😂 And China's medical services do not need to wait in line

[@iainmacinnes1660]

I worked for a spell in China back in the 1980’s. After watching this, it’s like watching a totally different country. I was in the north east of China, where steam trains were still running. There were huge numbers of bikes in Beijing, but they certainly weren’t e bikes. They used abacus in the shops. Incredible what can be achieved when your government is not obsessed with warmongering

[@Yoga_Tv_buying]

In 2000. When my uncle took us to pick up a dude at Airport coming from USA coming back after 20 years. THAT guy STICK his HECK at side of car for like 1 hour. CONSTANTLY having--LARGEST LARGEST culture Shock! He did NOT understand it looked Identical to New York. N more advanced in many places. Just SHOCK. EVERYWHERE. N as 30 min in coming back from Airport. He became MORE n MORE hysterical (in good way). He kept saying” I thougth the Nice area just like maybe 1 district or 1 tourist district, we have been Driving 1 hr coming back form Airport. EVERYWHERE is SO Utter Pristine Moden n Advanced. MOST of Western countries are NOT like THAT. I do NOT understand how! We have been driving 1 hr. This is Exactly like New York. That is 20 years ago. I was so young . N it was like So much RAW emotion . The guy was so happy to be Home. N just miss home so much. HE kept announcing” OMG I thoguth coming home will be big down grade. I cant believe its d Same”. N can NOT believe now actually Advanced it was Already. 24 year later today…

[@zhangmingjie-i4r]

中国是90年开始发展的。到03年左右开始最高速发展​@@Yoga_Tv_buying

[@joeyhello1537]

America is an exception

[@FUTURAPTER]

Im Ukrainian living in Ireland, I have couple of chinese people in my English class, they are the most kinder people that I ever had seen, I really want to go to see the China 😊

[@诸寅啸]

welcome to china bro

[@aleckkong3590]

Welcome to China, Ukrainian is friend of Chinese.

[@biglance]

Good luck with your studies, I was an English teacher for an Irish university in China :) peace from Poland.

[@Jdm_Graham1991]

Only thing I DONT like about China as a country is their government policies, ESPECIALLY with their neighboring countries water disputes and Taiwans freedom

[@aleckkong3590]

@@Jdm_Graham1991 beacause you base on the concept of western media, in fact, it's not real, Taiwan is a part of china, even in taiwan basic law.

[@tomc.2808]

I was in China several times - first in 87, and then every couple years. The progress they did its just unbelievable, specially when you see that from USA. Everything is in a high quality education - accessible to everyone. China is now just returning in its place where China was for thousands years. Private expensive schools make very rich couple people, quality public schools make very rich a whole country...

[@viveviveka2651]

Take a realistic look at China's history.

[@kingswordsc]

you are smart person.

[@stephenmiller5573]

Great video! I'm a 90 year old road biker and your video has enlightened me so much about China in general!. Many thanks!

[@鸡到爆炸BOOM]

90岁还热爱运动🎉🎉🎉祝福身体健康🎉🎉🎉

[@胡蓝-m2i]

😮😮😮祝福您身体康健！

[@jayhi88]

我是台灣人更是一個驕傲的中國人，我為我的祖國中國感到無比的光榮與驕傲。

[@jimmygu777]

頭像亮了，哈哈哈

[@LMFAS9528]

is unification what all you guys want in Taiwan ? or is our government lying to us yet again ?

[@GoodYT875]

​@@jimmygu777Falungong?

[@ThePedroski007]

Of course you are.

[@HermanWillems]

Not real Taiwanese then.

[@thomaskirby6706]

I have to admit, I’m not really in the market for an e-bike, but I found this video very interesting. The people of China seemed to be very friendly and accommodating. Although it appeared that you had a busy schedule, it looked like you really enjoyed yourself. Looking forward to seeing more videos.

[@s._3560]

We just came back on a trip to China with our kids. It is definitely much easier to travel now by ourselves than 16 years ago. Booked all the hotels and HSR trips myself and paid everything using Alipay or WeChat and sometimes cash. They embrace electrification in all their vehicles. It really does make the cities like Beijing and Shanghai have better, cleaner air and a lot more quiet! The subway trains are also very clean, well connected and cheap!

[@arbjful]

Most of that cheap ‘clean free’ energy comes from coal fired power plants….

[@s._3560]

Well not for much longer! When they get the Power of Siberia 2 pipeline going, they can use the natural gas (cleaner energy source) which Russia use to sell to EU, now directed to China to power their factories. After which they can stop buying all those coal from Australia and stop getting blamed for it. A win-win arrangement for both nations!

[@David-rh8ug]

@@arbjfulanother hypocrite, China has built more renewable energy that the rest of the world. How much has your country done?

[@commonsense8012]

Really ? You think the people have "embraced" electric ? I guess you would have no choice when the government of China says, "this is what you will use", it's not by choice the Chinese people use electric vehicles, it's because that is what they have been told they will use, by the government

[@竹子叔叔]

@@commonsense8012 Why does a person who has never been to China always feel that he knows China very well, knows more about China than those tourists, and knows more about China than we Chinese people! What a spectacle

[@ShareHobby]

Great video and content. As an American I enjoy learning about different cultures and in particular Chinese culture. The American mainstream political media system would have us believe everything China is cheaply made by children in sweat shops. If I had the means to travel the world, China would definitely be high on my destination list. We in America could learn a lot from different cultures and economies. Stop going to war with countries whom you deem a threat and grow up America. Bullies always lose in the end. Peace ✌️

[@ChicoBlanca6977]

I stand by your comment, especially at the end. I hate to admit this, in it with each passing day, I loathe my country more and more. This video made me realize just how much our media has thwarted our views towards China. I'm legit envious of them now.

[@jc8429]

it's extremely affordable to visit eg, 40c subway ride, $2 for 20 min Didi (uber) ride, $60/ night 4 star hotel or $20 for locals hotel, local food very cheap too

[@KORUPTable]

And what about China talking trash about the United States with propaganda and Social Credit looming over the heads of everyone who talks bad about China?

[@HermanWillems]

​@@ChicoBlanca6977then ask yourself. Why are there so many Chinese fleeing to USA. And why are there more and more at the Mexican border? They fly to South America then flee to USA. The numbers are rising. Mostly this is an indicator its not going well in China. Why so many Chinese want to move to USA? Can u explain that? And why little to no people move to China?

[@chenjack-rk3xk]

@HermanWillems Good question. The wages in the US are 7-8 times higher than those in China. What do you think? If I could sneak into the US, I would want to do that. Of course, some people may do it for political reasons.

[@daxie1026]

Great video. I have always admired the Chinese People since i was a child. They are industrious, persevering and humble. Dunno bawt haters with bitterness about China. 😊

[@LMFAS9528]

China has beautiful people and i love the electric cities ,trains and packed lunches ,no stealing ,clean air ,quiet cities because of electric vehicles ,,everything is amazing ,makes me want to visit China and wish we had all those things .

[@hengongchua6250]

You can park your bike unlocked overnight at the roadside and come back the next day it is still be there. No one will touch it. Maybe only strong wind in the night will blow and it falls on the ground.

[@chiwanau]

That's a complete lie. Your bike would be gone. There are tons of pickpockets. Even organized crime who cut off people's limbs so they can get more money from panhandling. Clean air? Anyone can search the air quality index in China and see the complete devastation that's going on right now. This video is full of comments from liars and people who have no idea what real life in China is like for normal ppl.

[@marinoint]

For the same cost of living, I can't find another country that offer this level of safety, convenience, entertainment, and cleanliness. China is making a lot of right decisions.

[@jasonchanhk1]

true, but we can't comment like you do in china

[@LMFAS9528]

@@jasonchanhk1 hmm sad but true :( i wish you had our freedom ,

[@Blztrls]

Wow, I loved seeing this trip. Great to see a positive perspective on China free of political bias. Seems a lot more advanced than I expected.

[@vincentczz]

Free of political and racial bias

[@吴深棉]

That's not bias, that's lies and rumors by western media on purpose

[@topazure74]

They only show what they want you to see. The country is a brutal dictatorship that crushes independent thought. Go live there & see what happens to you. I dare you.

[@thatguychris5654]

Yes it is very advanced after years of stealing product secrets from global companies. What an accomplishment! Oh wait, most of the population is rural and without access to clean water, electricity or non-toxic food....but let's focus on the wonder of e-bikes, and how they explode lol. Zero politics, all facts (from people living there and fleeing).

[@AnonVideos]

Very interesting to see Chinese innovation 😊 They have come so far technologically in such a short time, and they have improved manufacturing techniques to tweak everything to whatever price point is specified. Easy bullet train access, the food delivery system you described, it sounds like living in the future already in many ways. It is very good to learn from each other 😊

[@GntlTch]

If you can stand your mind being blown, Google Chinese bridges and construction, highway interchanges. Their infrastructure engineers and construction prowess is absolutely amazing: Replacing a major urban overpass overnight, building a 300(?) bed hospital in 2-3 weeks, building mountain bridges like legos, the list goes on ...

[@stephaneberrebi7106]

I've recently been on a 2 weeks trip to China, mainly the province of Shanxi, and Shangai too. The trip was mostly cultural (thousand years old temples, historic cities and sites) but I also visited a huge production facility for traditional Chinese spirits, sold in all of Asia and worldwide (bringing in good currency). The degree of automatisation and robotisation was amazing, with robot driven huge warehouses. And the capacity of the company is targeted to double in the coming year or so. Doubling capacity seems a smooth process : a lot of space available, land and grains for the raw materials, lots of suppliers around for the equipments and easily customised standardised blueprints for chains and warehousing (like the train stations that are modern, spacious and very similar from one place to another). Not to mention the rate at which the country visibly adopts and scales digital techs and also AI, in big cities , in stores, on new cars, phones and televisions . Impressive.

[@danabsolute7305]

Welcome❤

[@terryandrews49]

Two small things stood out for me and. The first was being able to post on the noncompliant power bank to your hotel. In the UK it would have been confiscated . The other was the service for drunk drivers. To drive their own cars home with putting their return electric scooters in the boot. Both of these are excellent ideas which could be done in any country.

[@unbelievablegoodio7176]

In UK you cannot send LI battery items just like that. Depending on battery size (who knows how much?) it must have officially a UN3481 label ... never seen them to buy at Royal Mail. Here in the rail nobody checks for power banks or x-rays your luggage (nor sure about the Euro tunnel). Here they only complain at certain times if you enter the train with 2 pieces of luggage, not that that was made clear before booking the ticket, because they want to make you pay more ... Only on the planes there is a size limit, about 20000mAh. Above that better read the details. And in general, LI batteries are not really safe. Hence these rules. OOPS.

[@passby8070]

Here in Australia, I was traveling to another city via domestic airport, they claimed my battery was over the limit in capacity, they said I either need to throw it away or store it for $10 a day until I come back. At the end, I had to throw it away as it is costing me way more than just buying another one.😢

[@jaliranchr]

Really enjoyed this trip with you, Micah. Remembering the images from China in the 70s and 80s (yes, I'm old) with all the Chinese bike traffic jams, I find it fascinating that now they are producing the very bikes we are riding now with the coolest technology.

[@charleneji6759]

Yes! When New York Cosmos visited China in 1977, players were deeply impressed by the number of bicycles, among other things. I remember reading somewhere that one of the players wondered how people would find their bikes after the game.

[@chinesesparrows]

Yes and local governments in CN have confiscated over 30k ebikes in just a couple of days for being unsafe. Quite the irony while they subsidize EV with much more batteries

[@bonawang4995]

@@chinesesparrows EVs have much stricter safety standards. Their size and complexity allow the installation of battery management systems that can protect the battery from unsafe working conditions. E-scooters, on the other hand, are cheap and usually don't have those advanced battery management systems.

[@WillySutanto-y7q]

Why the West so hate China with its modern and high technology improvements in many aspects? Why there was no issue of "overcapacity" with products of a country (no mention of that country's name) fill in all over the world before and until now? To all politicians, please negotiate the differences and make peace not war❤

[@MONSUTA666]

Bot

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

hhahahahahahhah maybe you will know one day. enjoy your social credit

[@good2goskee]

Ask people in Hong Kong and in the sovereign country of Taiwan..... perhaps that will answer your question

[@nsebast]

According to US logic: Messi is overscoring.

[@HHZX]

@@MONSUTA666 bot

[@David_Liu93]

I lived in Shanghai for almost 6 years and was super excited to see it again. And of course while staying there I couldn't imagine my life without an electric scooter, as a matter of fact, Yadi one. Very affordable to buy, almost free to run and maintain and relatively safe to ride as there is almost always a designated bike lane anywhere you go. Thanks for an awesome tour, keep up bringing more affordable electric products to the west

[@rockstove]

I’ve own and drive European & American cars all my life until yesterday I was driven in a Chinese made EV. I immediately fell in love with it. The design is so futuristic. The interior is so perfect and spacious. The engine so quiet. The price so reasonable. My next car it going to be a Chinese EV

[@HermanWillems]

You cant buy or test a Chinese EV in USA. So...

[@onenikkione]

@@HermanWillems because they would diminish our current auto production

[@lthead]

@@HermanWillems You can with a 100% tariff though.

[@HermanWillems]

@@lthead yes but this dude talks like you can buy chinese EV's everywhere. They are only sold in a limited amount of countries. And the countries with people who can buy these cars as they are priced prettt high still compared to gasoline... u dont buy it easily with an average BRIC country salary. And in the west the Chinese cars are sold in super tiny numbers. Here in Netherlands the harbors are full with unsold Chinese EV's. BYD even phasing out 2 models because they sold bad. The call it "final edition" with some price cut. Good luck with spare parts. Some people are leasing them. Novody buys them.

[@arvinli4180]

@@HermanWillems In fact, EU will rise a high tariff on Chinese EV to protect EU car makers. Chinese EV is the best!

[@10lauset]

I travelled to China and especially Shanghai in the mid 1980s. The air was from ICE vehicles, industrial factories and coal patties for cooking. Not too good for a person with asthma or COPD. These ebikes and vehicles all look amazing. Can't wait to visit again. Cheers.

[@hattiewu1151]

Those fatories from your memory are pretty much all demolished.

[@chiwanau]

It's worse now check the air quality index.

[@directxxxx71]

​@@chiwanausource: trust me bro😂😂😂

[@fanggao6020]

@@chiwanau 评论这么多条呢，辛苦了，你得加把劲了，你可能要和每个人争论一下，加油小蛙蛙，急眼了这是🤣🤣🤣

[@riceast9054]

@@chiwanau right on !! Most commentators who pee their pants with this story ignore the FACT of how many polluting fossil fuel powered vehicles are needed to mine and transport the materials used in EV products. then when they are finished unless the generation is clean they pollute even more. Just one more sign of how stupid most people are these days.

[@danbiddle138]

This was such a wonderful video! I watched all the tours on the other channel and this one. It’s amazing how those workers are treated. We need to learn a lot from these people and their appreciation for their employees. The US needs to do better in that field. And I can’t wait for the US to be like them when it comes to different forms of electric transportation. Thank you for taking us along with you on this epic tour.

[@MikeLiangsz]

On the other hand, a lot of western medias keep saying China has a lot of "force labors"😅

[@richardelushik1177]

A truly outstanding video featuring what appears as China's premiere E-bike manufacturers. As a retired Sr. Product Designer with nearly 50 years experience, I can appreciate the quality of product shown in your video. Thank You for letting us ride along with you...Rick.

[@loooongtimeago]

Those who keep saying China’s high speed train system is a white elephant project because of profitability should learn what it means to the economy as a whole by watching your frequent and highly productive trips.

[@willthix3822]

i think when it came to a halt because of pirated adobe software was when the white elephant remarks started,

[@johnyossarian9059]

@@willthix3822 That's not even relevant to the characterization of the high speed railways as a white elephant project. In any case, the train that was allegedly affected by the Flash deactivation was a metro train in some city in northeast China. Not the highspeed railway system

[@belincentgidke4536]

Whatever colour the elephant is, there are worse things than investing in infrastructure.

[@Ranaimuye]

People who call fast railways white elephants don't know the concept of economic Corridor of which the railways are but a base.

[@deepseer]

@@willthix3822 That's not pirated, but licensed and distributied under a special extension agreement between Adobe and a Chinese software company (which doesn't have a good reputation, unfortuantely) after Adobe offically announced the discontinuation of Flash.

[@nshon7]

Love this video so much, not only for the e-bike content but how you get to show your audience a side of China many wouldn’t get to see, that shows we are more alike than different. Wonderful!

[@shineluvslambiel]

What did you think the Chinese people were like?

[@verypleasantguy]

@@shineluvslambiel weird thing ? monster ? reptilian ?

[@MONSUTA666]

​@@verypleasantguy or zombie

[@nshon7]

@@shineluvslambiel I’m Chinese bruh wtf

[@lullimuppi]

China is not taken seriously in the German media. I wish there was so much confidence in the future here. These impressions are pleasant and open my eyes. Respect

[@Yoga_Tv_buying]

It’s very HIGH tech in China ! ❤ I am in Canada , 4th largest city in North America for long time . I feel like my city 2023 GDP $460 Billion USD still kinda average n significant inferior (in tech ) (medical … cleanses .. over all quality of living ) comparing to a lot of Chinese Cities . I am so envious my cousins in China . For example the video -- where he filmed that Little - white truck with hydraulics. That Small city -- Changzhou , 2023 GDP $280 BILLION USD (yes USD). Just 1 City . GDP par capital-$20000 USD . Ppl always :” u mean $2000?” Me :” NO! $20000”. They :” u mean 20000 Chinese yuan ?” Me :” NO ! $20000 USD !” Most things r much cheaper too. Like E scooters ! A $2000 E scooter(35-45KG .70-90lb heavy) could be $2000 in USA , but $500-700 in China . A $1000 Dyson vaccume , u can find alternative for $300-400 super premium . The $ /value can go Long way ! 😂 I seriously wish i stayed in China back then lol . Just where I am at (7 million ppl city ). So many Drug Addicts downtown just 😮insane . I am like at the downtown core of Toronto ! 😮 Late evening . There so many creepy violent ppl high 😮or have with draw like the -- night walkers 😮from Game of Thrones !

[@johnsmith7676]

It's worth noting that the "German" media is most certainly NOT run by Germans. And the same is true of the media in "Murica. ...And, pretty much every other nation on God's green Earth, unfortunately.

[@arbjful]

@@Yoga_Tv_buyingyes, but China is still a repressive country, with an abysmal human rights record. If they were also prosperous, why do they still need the Great Firewall ?

[@MickeyMishra]

They don't want you to know how good things CAN be. I'll just leave it at that.

[@arbjful]

@@lullimuppi EVs being charged from fossil fuel powered sources…environmental effect of lithium mining, poisoned water sources from mining chemicals…. Sure we all know the high cost of manufacturing ‘green’ EVs 🙄

[@davidlevine1697]

speaking as someone who has spent 30+ years living and working in SE Asia, this video rocks. well done. so well produced. it so nice to see that you always maintained the "guest" attitude.

[@laurentderrien]

meaning what ? not asking questions about child labour ? not trying to look behind the BS curtain ?

[@janvanhaaster2093]

@@laurentderrien When you visit the US, do you then ask questions about their 3 jobs to survive?

[@laurentderrien]

@@janvanhaaster2093 yes and about healthcare. But those are not human rights issues

[@michaelloong964]

@@laurentderrien Should ask CPC whether in China there is free demonstration on Black Lives matter, Police brutality, murdering school kits in school, demented President in charge, killing security guard at China parliament house. letting drug addicts die in the streets? Americans have all these freedom devoid in China.

[@mmd2035]

Ferme là laurent. Tu es passé complètement à côté de la plaque 😂

[@electricboatal]

I have been paying attention to China for a number of years and I have to say that I would love to visit. It is intriguing how well they do everyday things. I am familiar with all of the products discussed in this video and they are well made. I unfortunately would in the past say bad things about Chinese products. I have seen from experience that if a product is not meeting their standards they improve it. Great video, I think that perhaps I should visit China and see for myself.

[@jenniferzhang864]

I am a Chinese American. I would like to retire in China if I have the opportunity. China, once led the world for a couple of thousand years, was looted by western powers for a century. It took them a few decades to recover. They deserve the credit when it’s due. Thank you!

[@张一琼]

欢迎~来了请你吃饭，吃好吃的。我在江苏

[@arunkarthikma3121]

A city where Bikes don't get stolen?? And you can leave them unlocked? I want to live there asap

[@DavidGamersChannel]

Yes, you get what you pay for.

[@鸡到爆炸BOOM]

@@jenniferzhang864欢迎回来，中国有很多活生成活低又自然美丽的地方

[@utubeape]

That 3 wheel scooter looked brilliant fun, stable, not like a wobbly hire scooter where your feet are one behind the other

[@Alchemetica]

Great to see a positive video on Chinese manufacture, amazing factories and lovely people showing you around.

[@naokiokusa5578]

Regardless of anything else, seeing your heartfelt smile during your trip to China made it all worth it. ❤

[@cheungkelvin6918]

Can't imagine I watched through the entire 50 minutes footage! Bravo

[@Salesdog0221]

What an amazing video... thank you for sharing it with us. After seeing what you shared, it would be hard-pressed to downgrade any China-made e-bike components. Very impressive.

[@lbzhonest5984]

Awesome video! I was so impressed with the amount of combustion engines that have been replaced! I remember as a kid asking myself why anyone would choose a nitro RC car over a litho. Battery powered is the way to go.

[@harenthiran]

As a person living in Erope I feel China is way better than here for every day life. In France CCTV cameras are useless when there is a bike theft, broken car window, stolen bicycle parts in bike parking, home invasion. I gone all of these incidents police did wonderful job by not spending tax money. Timer on the map for traffic light it's amazing feature. I can't even park my ebike in the city while they charge it there. Wow!

[@WalkOverHotCoal]

When I noticed the video is 50 minutes long, I was going to skip it. But the content is so varied and interesting, I watched the entire video ! Nice job. Thank you. it is interesting to note that Chinese factories are not like the backyard junk shops after the communists took control of the country. Not only did it learn from foreign countries, but improved on what they learned. It seems the world is split into two, one driven by traditional Internal Combustion Engines, and an electrified one like what is shown in the video, and in China. The US is determined to hang on to the traditional way, as demonstrated by Joe Biden who is desperate to retain jobs for the auto workers, all for political expediency. Judging by the electrified vehicles in China, it is obvious that China is not waiting around for the US, or Europe, to see the benefits of EV. The west can go their own way, and who knows if they might finally become "born again EV" users.

[@EbikeSchool]

I'm glad you gave it a chance! I was worried it would be too long, and I actually cut a lot, but there was so much to see that I had trouble shortening it even further...

[@WalkOverHotCoal]

@@EbikeSchool Thanks for the reply. It is certainly worth the time and efforts for you to produce such a thorough and interesting video.

[@DavidHao-yo2zu]

抛弃你对共产党的偏见吧，这会让你看到更真实的世界…

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

mmmmmmm??

[@WalkOverHotCoal]

@@lauchlanguddy1004 You are having a brain freeze? Or worse...a brain death?

[@kevinchan3176]

It is a Chinese cultural tradition that one feels joy when a friend from afar comes. And I see that every factory here adheres to this tradition without exception.

[@ivybae9906]

然而据我亲身经历，很多西方国家的工厂其实都严格禁止中国人参观的。考虑到中国现在在很多工业领域比如电动车电池光伏都是绝对的领先者，我认为中国的那些先进工厂也应该严格限制外国人尤其时敌对国家的外国人随意参观

[@kevinchan3176]

@@ivybae9906 放心，中国在保密工作方面几十年经验了，这些都不算高端工厂。

[@andreaspan1743]

@@ivybae9906 The good leaders that have integrity, ethics, show respect and kindness have not to fear anything.

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

@@ivybae9906tit for tat” isn’t a good idea

[@alfreedng]

​​@@ivybae9906 China 's advantage is more than the advancement in technology, but also on the economy of production and the completeness of supply chain. So there is no worry of being copied when they cannot compete

[@AnonVideos]

All the hotel rooms look super nice. I thought it was very respectful that the founder ate with the workers, I wish more CxOs here associated the same way. It has to promote a feeling of collaboration and unity which is wonderful in any business.

[@pikachus5m166]

That won't happen, just like that $32m a year Boeing CEO, whose worth 500× more than his shopfloor minions, he can't stoop that low.

[@AndyS789]

Those CxOs in China build the company from scratch, most of them are from humble beginnings, their parents are probably assembly line workers or farmers. My cousin, is a second generation small factory owner, he took over the factroy from his dad. He has a hard time bossing everyone around, since most of the workers there are my uncle's friends, they built the factory together. He might be the new boss, and people take orders from him, but he's still a little brat in their eyes.

[@ivybae9906]

Elon musk and Bill Gates eat with their employees? Don't make me laugh! They are too busy to do that. Time is money chop chop!

[@commonsense8012]

When was your last optometrist visit ?

[@1motorandy]

I was SO impressed.

[@cliffordalbritton8517]

I fly to China every 10 days or so….exclusively to Shanghai. I have been very pleasantly surprised at this jewel of a city. The people are very friendly, hard working, honest and dependable. The city itself is immaculately clean, more modern and better built than ANY city in USA. It rivals Tokyo in cleanliness and beats Tokyo in infrastructure in my opinion. But I believe the openness and warm hospitality of the people is what makes this my favorite large city I have ever been to….great video

[@thatguychris5654]

So how many impoverished elderly street sweepers did you see keeping that city clean? Lol it's easy when you have lots of cheap or free labor. Curious to see your description of the same people who scam their own people into eating toxic food just to make a few cents. Ignorance is bliss I guess.

[@michaelloong964]

Your good description of Shanghai is viewed by CIA paid-agents as being paid by CPC to write. There is trade war and now media war created by CIA.

[@johnheaton5058]

People are fine...government is dire...

[@apachekafka773]

​@johnheaton5058 😂😂 It's very foolish to not see that the government you so much despise made it a working & beautiful country. If was really bad. The people will be sad & not be as you met them. I don't know if you guys ever sit down to even think of what you say.

[@suixukuisui9174]

@@johnheaton5058 You are one of those people who have been seriously brainwashed by Western media. Can a terrible government create such a society?

[@marinoint]

E-commerce is a seriously huge business in China, you can easily order many things online, that's why you see so many e-bikes/scooters on the streets of China, delivering packages and foods!

[@nsebast]

Those scooters are dangerous. A few almost hit me because they are so silent.

[@黄亚奇-g5f]

但是目前来说，电商还有很大缺点，因为物流或者别的原因，在各个国家售卖的商品可能供应不足，或者无法得到一手消息，从而错失很多商机

[@rayeaglenz]

Thank you a brilliant, positive, interesting video, showcasing the clever hospitable Chinese people 😀

[@lauchlanguddy1004]

hahah

[@thatguychris5654]

Xi thanks you for this post. You rice bowl is in the mail.

[@booobtooober]

This was a great video. I rarely make it through anything over 30 minutes or even 20 minutes. I was fascinated by the whole China culture experience more than anything. The real-life views and experiences were awesome and enlightening. ❤

[@MrBagusbah]

I watch China videos for knowledge and some insights as I'm planning to visit China and I totally avoid those China-hater's comments. I'll go there and see for myself which would also include the lower tier cities.

[@xihuisun5359]

小城市，欢迎来到我所在的小城市山东潍坊诸城

[@michaelloong964]

The US government warn you it is dangerous to visit China , an enemy of the US threatening American national security.

[@nickbyrd1027]

Incredibly fascinating video! Seems like everyone was so kind and it's always very cool to see what all goes into this. Appreciate you sharing this!

[@aeophylus]

My favourite bit of this show is the founder and CTO of the e bike controllers growing vegetables for his staff and eating amongst them!

[@cathie3874]

The old generation likes to do that. Grow everything by themselves, if they have land. Their parents were farmers when they were young.

[@BernhardSchwarz-xs8kp]

You should not be surprised. Things are different in China. Companies are mostly government-owned but management-operated. The Managers are treated well by the government - they trust them with running the factories. These "bosses" (managers) treat run their departments as if the department were their own factory. Family-oriented, often located hours away from civilization. Therefore, being part of a sports team, and other recreational activities is a must for everybody. The day beginnings with the boos walking around and greeting everybody and handing out some small things like a cigarette. Comes Chinese New Year - all employees hand over a "red HAPPY MONEY" envelope as a traditional thank you to their bosses for giving them a job. Nobody = Polit bureau included - would ever consider this as a bribery - it is tradition.

[@kgkg7055]

@@BernhardSchwarz-xs8kp I can basically confirm that all of the companies appearing in this video are private enterprises.

[@peaceandloveSZ]

@@BernhardSchwarz-xs8kp 老板给员工发红包来鼓励下属新一年更加努力，没有听说过员工给给老板发红包的。

[@BernhardSchwarz-xs8kp]

@@peaceandloveSZ You believe what you read - but don't have inside family information from China. Red envelopes containing cash, known as hongbao in Mandarin and laisee in Cantonese

[@dcarter001]

The manufacturing aspects was very interesting, it would appear the Chinese are just like most every other human not radicalized by propaganda, nice, friendly and pleasant to deal with.

[@peaceandloveSZ]

In fact, most of the media we have seen since childhood is belittling China and appreciating Japan, Europe and the United States, especially the "we media". The Chinese government does not say that China is the best. About one-third of the news we see every day is the trivia of celebrities, one-third is what is happening in China, and one-third is what international countries are doing. When I was a kid I thought we were the worst country, other countries were noble and kind, didn't steal, everyone was good at learning, I really thought corruption was only in China. In fact, when I went to college and used a VPN to come to KZbin, I was really surprised by how much negative Chinese news was overwhelming. When the summer floods happen then the government comes to the rescue, as it has for decades. But on KZbin it was narrated that the CPC had evil changed the climate and caused the floods, then the government abandoned the people and the people lived in hell. I don't know if the Chinese are portrayed as more evil on other platforms of your daily media. A lot of people see Chinese people speaking and reply to Chinese robots, I don't know if it's us being brainwashed or them being brainwashed.

[@electrickal1]

I loved how clean and well presented everywhere in that video appears. China is a country I always said I wouldn't mind visiting, now it's a country I definitely want to visit. I always found their citizens to be kind, gentle and respectful, never rude or threatening and highly productive people who are always striving for better. Living in the UK is now like a third world country, the government here has allowed the whole country to become disgustingly dirty and unkempt, with litter and debris strewn on every road and grass a metre tall, it's embarrassing to say the least.

[@cathalwright5611]

Cannot agree more the standards in the UK going down year by year based on the lowest denominator. I have visited China twice and HK three times and been impressed each time. This video makes me want to go back as it is 16 years since my last visit . To see a country moving forward is fantastic I can only assume that Governments are embarrassed at China's improvements while the UK stagnates. Finally the people are great, polite, friendly and hard working. Hope our country can learn from China move forward to make a better life for everyone.

[@zuriyel5368]

@@cathalwright5611 That's prolly why these governments constantly slander China. That way, people will think that the current situation in their countries normal and not a result of government corruption and laziness, when that's actually the case. It would probably be a wild experience for you to go back and experience the improvements in China in person after 16 years.

[@jenniferzhang864]

HK is part of China😊My husband is a British American and he always says China and HK. I have to remind him. We live in Texas and don’t put the United States and Texas in the same sentence, do we?

[@seekan88]

What an awesome trip! Thank you for sharing how wonderful, innovative and advance China is ❤

[@MONSUTA666]

Copycats

[@ChunHungWan]

I’m not an e-bike owner, more so an e-scooter and EV car owner. Nevertheless, this video is very informative and I love seeing how manufacturing is carried out in China which is an eye-opener

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

Hi, I am from Malaysia too. Pahang.

[@calvick980]

MYR hello Malaysian 😊

[@charlesrobert6211]

I'm 74 and bought a ride1up bike two years ago after I wasn't able to peddle up hills on my trusty diamondback bike as before. I like the feel and quality of the Ride1up and would encourage people to check out all the different makes and models to find one that best suit their needs.

[@yojimbo3681]

The E-scooters are a sharp contrast to Taipei, where everyone is still riding on combustion bikes, loud as hell.

[@calvinchung2036]

Stubborn Taiwanese just don't understand what E bikes can do to improve air quality in the Cities.They still ride on very polluting bikes powered by 2 stroke petrol engines.😅

[@marinoint]

Yes, they are certainly among the most annoying things in Taiwan, causing lots of air & noise pollution, and invaded pedestrian walkways!!

[@Freetofreet]

Can’t wait to have a few trips to different parts of China 🇨🇳 looks awesome

[@davidwong325]

@@Freetofreet 中国有很多很多先进的工厂，欢迎参观。

[@davidtam9573]

they should ban petrol scooter in all asian countries and use ebike or escoooters

[@positiveprotons3743]

I’ll be honest in saying since starting to watch your KZbin videos on Chinese made machineries it’s given me a different appreciation for small but compact machinery and the quality at which China now makes them in comparison to our fuel guzzlers American made ones. Getting ready to start a project in Belize and the L1400 loader will surely be one of the equipment I’ll probably purchase.

[@jacquesenboit6351]

You definitely are so lucky to be there to see those things and meet so many genuinely nice people.

[@tomreingold4024]

What an incredible tour you took! The person who planned it and executed it is a genius.

[@johnmcalpine8903]

So impressed by your video. Amazing how clean and organized the factories are. Like any country, there is the good side and the bad. Chinese people are so polite and kind and efficient. The Chinese ladies are pretty and so polite. Thanks for the very interesting video on how the Chinese industry has made inroads in the market. Cheers

[@陈泽晖]

我替中国人民感谢你们的赞赏，当然你们的国家或许也和我们的国家一样…但愿可以更好

[@driplgddriplgd4143]

中国有什么坏的一面？

[@theknifedude1881]

I was fortunate enough to be able to spend a little over a month in China in 2007. I have wanted to go back but with the Anti-China PR I was afraid it wouldn’t be as much fun. After watching your videos maybe I’ll go back for another trip. Thank you.

[@SophyaAgain]

Hi. There are many vlogs of westerners visiting China. Check them up. Cheers.

[@peanut0brain]

So you admit you were brainwashed?

[@verypleasantguy]

If you believe in those anti-china pr, please don't go there, or else, you would come back a different person, and they'll say that you got brain-washed

[@kingskill]

@@peanut0brain To be "brainwashed" by objective facts is a blessed thing.

[@evergreennj8950]

I went there in 2007 also - before the iPhone was launched. I experienced the Shanghai maglev reaching 431 km/h. It was mind blowing. Went back again last year. we were able to take the subway from Shanghai all the way to Suzhou. The Suzhou leg of the subway trip was fully autonomous. So many fond memories...

[@LarryLamb-wb6nw]

Thoroughly enjoyed your visit to China ! Such beautiful landscaping everywhere . Many Americans believe China is just rice paddies and mountains . Your visit showed us that China is a beautiful place with very modern factories, creating the highest quality of products . Would love to visit ,the people look so friendly and inviting . The Chinese have a reverence for the environment that is awe-inspiring . Electric bikes and vehicles prove that point . Again ,loved the visit and giving us Americans a real view of the country . Thank you so much .

[@cabe_bedlam]

Your comments about the lack of noise with EV's reminds me of the channel @NotJustBikes "Cities aren't loud, cars are loud."

[@oyvey304]

Certain people are louder.

[@JSM-bb80u]

I just came after watching his new video about Tokyo. I wish he would do some tours in China too.

[@ashchbkv6965]

engines are definitely loud, but it's also the tires, so EV's aren't making the noise pollution not terrible. NJB made it very clear many times

[@udishomer5852]

@@ashchbkv6965 Tires are noisy at high speeds, if the speed limit is 30 km/h as in Amsterdam and other European cities, its not noisy.

[@ashchbkv6965]

@@udishomer5852 there's no way that cars over a tonne hitting tires on the road aren't noisy, even at 30kmh

[@RaniVeluNachar-kx4lu]

Most of all, I came away with a Nicer Feel towards China. You know, we get a lot of Politics in US Media these days. Maybe some of it is true, some is Propaganda and some is just lies too. But your content was positive and really left me with that warm sort of friendlier impression of China and it's people. Nice Job.

[@abundantharmony]

So you are willing to overlook the propaganda and outright lies about quality because why again?

[@georgegibson707]

Excellent video. Best selling point for EVs is seeing huge cities like Shanghai with clean air and quiet streets.

[@MONSUTA666]

Chinese EVs💀

[@AB-wf8ek]

​@@MONSUTA666 Stick to video games

[@DavidWilliams-qr5yj]

Often Shanghai has pollution so bad you can't see down the street. There are great things there. But there is lots of supper bad stuff.. this video shows China's best side.

[@secrashes]

Cool video, I go to China occasionally and yes, there are camera's everywhere, it can be overwhelming if like me you only speak English BUT, people are always friendly and helpful, the food is amazing, the countryside outside of the cities is beautiful. Go see for yourself, the Chinese are just like the rest of us, they want nice a peaceful live, with nice things, and they make cool ebikes

[@cissyu9187]

I wish there could be more cameras in the area I live. Last year over fifty cars were burned in the parking place and the police had no clue. Same thing won’t happen in China, they can find out a thief who just stole a mobile within very short time.

[@diyelectricbiker9361]

Can't wait to visit one Day. 所以我学习中文😎

[@weigangfu8826]

学的不错！😊

[@verypleasantguy]

They have the instant translation earphone on sale in China, instantly translating English (or any language on the list) into Chinese, and vice versa As for writing, there are a lot of apps in China that you can download, that you can turn your phone camera on, and it instantly translating the Chinese writing into English (or whatever language you set) onto your phone screen !

[@fannyalbi9040]

my country india is superpower, y not learn our language.

[@李慧-u4p]

加油，朋友。中國歡迎你! China open its door to friends cross the globe, wish you a happy learning time and hopefully to see you in China soon. xx

[@zipenggeng]

牛

[@DerekGarner-km4fj]

What a fantastic video! Thank you for giving us a sense of the REAL China, rather than the one portrayed by our government and mainstream media. Your factory-tours and interactions with owners and employees were insightful and refreshing, in a world that has grown to hate industry and think the worst of every Chinese business. It really is not difficult to see and understand WHY they continue to succeed, as well as surpass American industry in general ( and I happen to LOVE America). Most folks don't realize how far their quality-control has come, in the past couple decades. Again, thank you for sharing your reality with us.

[@黄亚奇-g5f]

多谢你的客观评价，中国目前还需要努力，另外，你是哪个国家的，我是中国的一名业务专员，主要是做劳动防护

[@mengsiongkheng113]

Wow, this is an amazing video. Learn so much on how these are out together in China. Most impressed with these Chinese companies and how interesting and personal you have tell the story.

[@Cirruslife232]

I never thought I would like to go to China but after your 50 min amazing tour I kinda want to go now. This was a really cool production.

[@RealValensco]

It is amazing to see an unbiased view on how things are made in China. As you've said, it is not about where it is made, it is about who makes and how they are commited to surpass expectations.

[@nutmagnet22]

Industrialized ,progressive countries are refreshing to learn about.It's a shame 40+% of our fellow Americans would rather leap backwards rather than step forward.

[@onenikkione]

who wants to leap backwards? no one that I can think of.

[@torontovoice1]

Wow! That was probably the best video you've ever done. I was trying to turn it off, but I just kept watching and watching until the end. There are lots of people in the world that are concerned about freedom., the world is becoming more and more dangerous, and bad actors need to be found and isolated. I was absolutely astonished by the amount of surveillance that there was in China. Those in favor of it would say, what are you afraid of? What are you trying to hide? Others would feel that they're freedom is being encroached. So it's an interesting philosophical discussion. I know China has an energy issues, they don't produce any energy so using solar panels and other forms of electrification is certainly part of their way forward to get rid of fossil fuels. I was particularly impressed with the discussion about how the air quality and pollution has been significantly reduced. I remember watching a video number of years ago where a person was wearing a face mask which they had to change every day. But it wasn't being used for disease attenuation, but rather for pollution. They would take it off at the end of the day, and you would see the black marks on the inside showing the pollutants that were trapped in the face mask. I noticed that China is not subscribing to any of these as some would say woke Paris climate initiatives, but rather taking hold of these initiatives themselves for the common good of the country. I was very impressed with the way companies treat their employees. Not only were they giving them food and giving them a great place to work, but also incentivizing them to do a better job. I was highly impressed with the shop floor automation and component tracking on their manufacturing. I've seen videos of Indian factories making e-bikes as well. They don't even come up to a person's ankles with respect to the quality, efficacy, and precision that I saw in your video. I also noted the bullet trains that you were taking call across the country. Certainly a better option than flying or driving or buses. The speed was incredible, and the services that were on the train we're not far from The catered meals that you would get on airplanes. The people that I saw seem to be very respectful, polite, and I was highly impressed with the amount of R&d that was being shown in the various factories. They have realized that if they don't do R&d, they'll be going backwards. Finally, I couldn't help notice you're intrinsic desire to do good, and to donate something on every video to people that were deserving in the spirit of תיקון עולם. Thank you so much for producing this video. I've already re-engaged it with several online groups that I and members of. Well done!

[@AnonVideos]

@@torontovoice1 in the US, if your vehicle is newer than 1995 or so, all the data on where you drive, how fast, and when is sent to the manufacturer who then sells it to LexisNexis… who resells it to insurance companies and others. Want a list of people who earn $100K per year who drive by your business 2x per day? Buy the list. The US has tremendous surveillance you just don’t know about it and it’s not all obvious cameras.

[@riceball4u172]

The employees also get to live in a dorm so they don't have to get an apartment. Same for some student, they live in a free dorm, 3 meals a day, a safe environment to study because the government know most parents are in another city working so they can't take care of them.

[@patrickpingkuiling9953]

Thank you for taking time to express your views on what you see in this video. Most of all, I am extremely impressed by your unbiased and objective comments. Western media, for whatever reasons, tend to tow the lines of the interested parties and politicians to smear China. I am a second generation Malaysian born Chinese, and now living in Australia, which I love. I just wish there are more people like you, and many of them in the comment section, who would go out and spread the goodwill so we can all live together in a just, equal, and peaceful world. God Bless you.

[@torontovoice1]

@@patrickpingkuiling9953 Well I cheat a little bit, because I dictate all the messages, I don't actually type them they're way too long. Thank you for the blessing. I'm only a short drive from Jerusalem!

[@truthful3777]

Only crooks hate camera....good people have nothing to hide.

[@rajblr6]

Trust me - after watching this video, I instinctively wanted to visit China, or better yet live there for a couple of years! Beautiful country and amazing people!!

[@mathijsdevries728]

This was unexpectedly fun to watch! Makes me want to get to know China myself… Well done and thank you. 🙏🏻 😊

[@peggyremos]

I have been watching documentaries and many different youtube videos from all over the world. One thing I learned never trust the propaganda news media on how they describe the various different cultures. Common people are great everywhere. Just leave your politics at home. This was fantastic.

[@HUAIYAIMARKY]

@@peggyremos I’ll sure second “never trust propaganda news media”. And I couldn’t agree more with your “people are great everywhere”. That said, however, Pre-Covid, we here in Thailand had become quite fatigued with massive, numbers of Chinese tourists, and their hundreds of stinky, smoke billowing busses, swarming over Pattaya. They overwhelmed local authorities, routinely ignoring local laws, by operating Chinese owned shops and restaurants to service the masses, with all proceeds going back to China. It’s not the way tourism is supposed to work. It hurt to see local Thai vendors squeezed out in their own country.

[@michaelloong964]

I am really amazed how you can get 8 factory management invites and treated with VVIP status. You are supposed to be in a country that the US politicians called a police state but you seem to be having an unlimited freedom of movement for a foreigner throughout your trip. You may not even get the same kind of VVIP treatment in your home country. .Your intense schedule involves so many high speed train rides on time and with ease is really a shocker to your countrymen.Your trips to so many gigantic factories in China has endowed China as the factory of the world. So many factories have " overcapacity" of robots that Janet Yellen would complain for being unfair trade practices by China towards the US. Good luck and enjoy your trip to China and smells the countryside fresh air and the less noise polluted Shanghai..

[@Doltenbur]

maybe his message fits the PRC agenda and they are willing to help him?

[@dnguyen787]

What's your definition of freedom???

[@paddyomalley7913]

@@dnguyen787 Raygun said 'freedom' was 32 choice flavors of 'ice cream' so obviously 'freedumb' in USSA is consumer choice 'freedom', but now ICE is taboo and your free to buy an EV VIP treatment is easy, anybody can visit a factory in "CHINA" and get treated as a VIP, its just part of their "Marketing"; You don't see 'cops' in CHINA because they went to CAMERA some +20 years ago; What is better? China or USSA? Well China is clean and there are no homeless living in their feces on every street; China has high-speed rail and USSA has not a single high speed rail in the entire prison state;

[@lawruru9840]

In China, the fact is that the government does not control the behavior of foreigners, as long as everything is legal. It is interesting that Westerners often believe in the media propaganda that the Chinese government controls everything, which is absurd. Is the CPC a god? Is there nothing it cannot do? Does it have magic? Are we living in a Harry Potter world? I watched another video where a foreign student in China visited a factory and was shown around the facilities and then treated to a Hot Pot meal. Is this VVIP treatment? Yes. Is it related to the government? Not at all. It is simply the Chinese way of hospitality. If any foreigner approaches us with goodwill willing to understand us, we are happy to receive them well. Clearing misunderstandings is a spontaneous behavior of all Chinese people. We have been misled by fake news for too long in the world. In China, if a high-speed train is delayed, it is considered a serious operational accident, and any displeased passengers will immediately dial 12306 (railway customer service) to lodge complaints. As for overcapacity being a joke, Janet Yellen should give herself a slap. Instead of complaining about our overcapacity, she should reflect on how she and the Western world have shifted the so-called "high-polluting outdated industries" to Third World countries over the past half-century, letting the entire Western world benefit by controlling market pricing and making Third World countries bear the negative effects of industrialization. Facing these negative impacts, such as environmental issues, Westerners suddenly come out with a noble sense of morality to blame China or other countries. China spent at least two decades overcoming the environmental problems of industrialization and currently possesses the world's only complete industrial system, which is why we have become the world's factory. While the Western world has been busy removing its industrial capabilities in the past half-century, some Western countries are now struggling even with basic industrial production. At this point, those self-righteous Western politicians jump out and blame China's overcapacity for causing the West's difficulties. Doesn't this seem ridiculous? The West's problem lies within the West themselves, so Westerns should not act like saints.

[@jtang63]

​@@dnguyen787freedom of not.being robbed, or killed by bullets.

[@LpG88]

I have been on many business trips to china for twenty years and they always arrange free pickup at airports free lunch and dinners and weekends sightseeing, transportation to and from hotel every morning, always feel very welcome in china such a great people always make me feel I come home

[@tictoc4329]

Thank you for showing these wonderful chinese e-bike manufacturer!!

[@houwenchau997]

It's great to see China producing high-quality, affordable products for the whole world to enjoy!

[@johnnysitorus292]

Including the Xiaomi cell phoneI am using.

[@BradleyIreland]

high quality ????? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@josephliu642]

@@BradleyIreland yes, very high quality. unless you buy cheap ones or knock offs!

[@MONSUTA666]

New word unlock high-quality

[@MARTSMIT-hb5yr]

I just bought a Chinese motor. The starter broke on the 3rd use. Bought a solar street light. It wouldnt light for more than 1 hour a day when rated for all night. It died in 2 months service.Chinese products are affordable junk with a few exceptions.

[@emdxemdx]

10 years ago, I was invited for a month in China, living with a family. I stayed in tiny cities, Taiyuan and Linfen (respectively, only ≈5 million people and ≈3 million people - that's why you never heard of them). It was obvious that I was the only white guy there by the reactions of some people. For example, we decided to go to a nephew’s kung-fu competition. As soon as I entered in the venue, nobody cared about the kung-fu anymore, they were interested by me, so we wisely decided that perhaps it wasn’t the best idea… I was impressed that at least 90% of vehicles even back then were electric. 10 years prior, Linfen was one of the 10 most polluted city on Earth, and I was impressed at the air quality after years of work (they closed 50,000 - yes thousands - of clandestine coal mines) to the point I would actually live there. It was a trip full of beauty and strange things, and what I liked the most were the Chinese themselves. They are a fun-loving people who love a good life and good food. You go out at night and the streets are full of people enjoying life. Watching this film made me miss China a lot… Thanks!

[@riceball4u172]

Go and visit again, China change so fast it would completely different by now.

[@阿阿秋-e2t]

欢迎你再次回来中国游玩体验，现在中国变化太大了，每个月每一年的变化都是巨大的，我相信来过中国都会爱上这里美丽的风景和善良勤劳热情的人民。祝你生活一切安好❤❤

[@lazema5958]

哈哈

[@chrisd1328]

Interesting video. The Chinese people seem very nice. Their Government is still Communist, I'll pass. Maybe you should move there? PS: I was in Berlin, on business, the night the Berlin Wall was opened in 1989, so I saw Communism first hand.

[@sjsupa]

Taiyuan, the capitol city of Shanxi province? It is not a tiny city.

[@SheafferSelect]

Not sure how this was in my feed but well produced video! I had little interest in e-bikes but was here for the 50 mins tour of China and very surprised on how clean and advanced it appeared

[@garybaris139]

Chinese manufacturing has really stepped up over the last few decades. The familiar term "Chinese Junk" is no longer true in every industry and their technology and innovation is top in the world. Thanks for sharing this video, I've always wanted to go to China and visit some of their factories.

[@goransvraka3171]

Yeah Made in China rings a bit differently now

[@ITS-yk5ky]

Really?? Are you a bot?

[@IdeaBoxful]

But the products I buy from China simply doesnt last as much as the ones I buy from Europe, Taiwan or America. They look good, they function great but for the same price point they are built to degrade after a set point of time. Manufactured obsolence that the western corporates taught them.

[@zha0nan]

中国制造的产品质量却决于你的采购商，当你的采购商以极低的价格采购，生产并交付的就是等价的垃圾产品，如果想要高标准的请付足够的费用。

[@andiy2521]

Now, people who call it garbage must be crazy, everything is so technology, futurism

[@ezeJeff]

Great video as usual. Your trip reminds me of my trip to China Beijing and Taiyuan in 2019. Beijing we had a long wait in one of the many seating areas eventually got to jump on train to go to Taiyuan. While in Beijing we walked the Great Wall, it was November so found it to be very cold. I saw many electric scooters the same as you. And many electric car. I liked the GWM iQ and the Geely 40kWh electric Taxi. The older BYD e6 taxis tend to swing around corners. I thought older style battery bus with polls on the roof for top up while in certain parts of their routes where interesting and they drop the pole when the above cables came to an end. The more modern battery bus talks to passengers telling them where they are and the next stop in Chinese and English. My wife took me there and I got to meet her family. We also eat out a lot and I enjoyed the food, people history and cities. My best trip ever 😊

[@thomasmorea333]

I’m 79 yrs young and I have an electric trike for 3+yrs I love it…! I live in a small town in Thailand and use it every day… it’s great…!

[@luckylotus11]

China is a country where gods of innovation and super designers are born...❤❤👍👍👍China has made life easy for all. All respect to those great innovators from Sikkim.

[@enzhus]

What a busy trip! I'm very impressed with your energy to travel one or two places everyday for a week. I'm also impressed that you are able to handle the transportation in between. As a Chinese, I heard most of the places but for some of them I don't know where they are either. When I mapped them out on google map, I saw a big circle over 3000km. I believe this is an impossible trip like 10 years ago without the extensive high speed rail coverage. This circle also makes me a little sad as every place is in eastern China, I hope in your next trip there will be some places from central or western China.

[@jxweinert]

Love this video and how you portrayed not only the products but the people and process behind the products. Totally agree with your takeaway at the end, "it's not where something is made or even who it's made by, but rather HOW it's made, whether it has the care that goes into making a quality product. At the end of the day, that is the real difference."

[@BillyNoMate]

Wow! if sweat shops look like this then I must be working in a prison.

[@beatricewan9958]

😁😂

[@doctornick99]

The real slave labour are workers in US factories and farms...US media just can't cope.

[@JORDAN-CHRISTOPHERSPENCER]

yeah cause they would def allow them to show the actual sweatshops lmfao

[@usavetsmith7269]

It's a video that's made in Japan.

[@backpackpepelon3867]

Those haters must be delusional to think Chinese electronics is made in sweatshops. If its sneakers or whatever useless luxury items, sure, but electronics and vehicles? Such a bs propaganda 😂.

[@nmsingh72]

China is light years ahead of most of the world. I've traveled extensively through N America and honestly I don't think they're even close to how China has developed!!! Great video

[@WamuyooNdiyoi]

This has been very educational. I enjoyed the video.

[@petertiang71]

Most business are discussed during meals, that's the Chinese culture.

[@HermanWillems]

@@petertiang71 lol when they have a break. They sleep. Not discuss business.

[@petertiang71]

@@HermanWillems that is after meals.

[@goblessu1666]

and ....tea time...😂😂

[@milo-qh7cv]

that is all cultures , and how it was also in America before big corps took over

[@binxu1549]

culture in northern China😂

[@ismailnyeyusof3520]

This was a fascinating video that I felt took me into the heart of China’s industrial heart. China really took on the work of industrialising its economy and has done a really great job. I feel the whole country is well on its way to the next level of services based economy and beyond. China will surely succesfully launch space factories to manufacture exotic products that will enhance and extend our biological life, I’m very sure of that. As for China’s seemingly beligerance in the South China Sea, it appears to be a distrust of known, and unknown, cultures lurking there. Frankly, a joint US- China collaboration like the Up ride(?) company Micah visited would conquer the world. China is already so powerful they really don’t need to bully anyone. Lastly, I like the way China has stamped out old, outdated beliefs from its population and actively guards against extremists.

[@turtlesoup8134]

Whaat would the US do if it is in a territorial conflict with another country. I thing you already know the answer. China claimed those islands in the south china seas when those countries are still colonies of the US and European countries in the 1940s. No challenged it back then. So who is exactly bullying who?

[@davidwong325]

@@turtlesoup8134 你特么知道中国存在了多少年了么

[@shineluvslambiel]

China is not beligerent in the SCS. The seeming beligerence is what the western mainstream media has painted for you to see. There are always disputes territories in overlapping spaces between countries, and China is only one of such countries involved in these disputes. For example, Vietnam has been building and expanding their military bases around their claimed island for decades, but you dont hear about it in the news because they are not a rival to the US. There wouldn't have been any conflicts had the US not butted in and tried to stir up shit.

[@WWLooi-js8rl]

You need to go back and learn history.

[@turtlesoup8134]

@@davidwong325 what does it have to do with my reply? China exist for thousands of years but there are no actual and official claim to the islands other than maps. The evidence I use is the earliest official claim by the ROC and later inherited by the PRC. I think you are lashing out at the wrong person.

[@DreamWalker886]

It is MIND BLOWING, thank you my friend

[@leroyusa935]

E-bikes are truly a transitional positive step into the future. The only thing that I am concerned about is the road rage state of mind that plagues are metropolitan areas. Thanks for sharing your tour and the insights of a totally different Chinese culture that those younger generations are truly happy in their dedication and loyalty to working as a team player.

[@HackHunter1835]

I enjoyed this. Well done Micah. That looked like a blast.

[@巴塞罗那自干五]

不管你是做什么行业的博主 到了中国以后 几乎都会变成美食博主 😂😂😂

[@verypleasantguy]

他是吃素的，所以，很多中国美味的菜肴他不能吃

[@bunnyhill2024]

@@verypleasantguy不会啊，中国的素食是我见过品种最多的

[@RavenLyu]

@@verypleasantguy 我去过一些佛寺的素食餐厅，他们甚至有素食自助餐，几十种不同的菜品和甜点，包括巧克力喷泉...

[@nz_sailor]

And why not? Yum!

[@在野设计师的日常]

@@verypleasantguy素食餐厅很多，而且种类繁多

[@stevebergman6747]

I enjoy all your videos, but this was a very fascinating look at the people and industry in China! Really enjoyed the way you presented your experience!

[@fabiodeoliveiraribeiro1602]

American rulers manufacture wars, encourage the production of weapons and enjoy war films. Chinese rulers do something very different: they encourage the manufacture of useful and necessary things for peaceful people to earn a living or just move around without polluting the atmosphere.