Entering The World’s Largest City You’ve Never Heard Of

[@drewbinsky]

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[@妮姆芙-o3z]

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding: People say that giant pandas look yellow, but it's actually because they get dirty while sitting, rolling, or playing on the ground, which is normal. There is a difference between the aesthetics of animals and humans. For example, during the mating season, male giant pandas will specifically coat themselves with mud. So the yellowish color of giant pandas usually appears on their backs and buttocks.

[@JoyXUfromChongqing]

@@Cocolocaswelcome to CQ

[@dixensizzler]

so the things i know about china ,, im guessing they paid you a whole lot more then myheritage for this fluff video of the greatness of china...

[@tomsunuwar6940]

why?taiwan island not in the china's map 😮man ? taiwan or taipei ,prc or roc east or west its china man,isnt its too USA western propoganda😂

[@owenbowen2752]

Why doesn't it come up when you put world's largest city

[@TheDynastyWarrior13]

I'm an American who used to live in China. Chongqing was easily one of, if not my favorite cities in China and possibly the world too. The food was insanely delicious, the skyline is among the best of any city in the world, and the vibes are just off the charts cool, there is just something about the energy there that's awesome. And somehow despite all of that almost none of my friends have any clue what Chongqing is, they didn't even know it existed. And when I was there, I would go days at a time without seeing a single other foreigner, it was so surreal being in a city that massive and it it somehow also feeling like a secret to people outside of China.

[@妮姆芙-o3z]

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding: People say that giant pandas look yellow, but it's actually because they get dirty while sitting, rolling, or playing on the ground, which is normal. There is a difference between the aesthetics of animals and humans. For example, during the mating season, male giant pandas will specifically coat themselves with mud. So the yellowish color of giant pandas usually appears on their backs and buttocks.

[@missplainjane3905]

How's the air

[@zhongguono1]

@@missplainjane3905空氣質量很不錯，但整個城市一年的一半以上都瀰漫在濃霧之中，這是因為重慶特殊的地理位置😂霧濛濛的感覺很多人會誤以為是pm2.5污染，重慶被稱作山城和霧都😂

[@Lindsay_Quo_Vadis]

The shills have been camped out in Chongqing for the past year - nonstop. Why someone as successful as Binsky has to fall for the CCP propaganda blitz is beyond me. There are cool things about the city, but notice the utter lack of transparency about the poverty, pollution, rapidly-mounting social tensions. America: so many shootings. Yeah, and every single day China sees horrific revenge against society attacks, but somehow that never gets mentioned. The train goes through a building!!!!! Oh wow - they're living in the future!!!! Dear man, how would you like to be in that building as trains constantly come and go? If someday the people of China are freed from the constant brainwashing, I will celebrate by returning to Chongqing. Till then, TAIWAN IS A COUNTRY, and that's that.

[@drewbinsky]

Agree!!!!

[@SterlingBrett]

Drew talking to his camera expressing how sad it looked that everyone else was looking at their cameras on the beach was kind of funny ngl, seems like all of y'all are content creators to be fair lol

[@wez4171]

Yea I don't think its sad that people are on tiktok. They're just doing their thing too for social media.

[@MacrosFTW]

😂a content creator saying this is funny

[@ivanuski15]

and they're just trying to make money like everyone else. gotta have respect for it

[@Logofirst]

Hahahahahaha

[@CalvinCarlo]

As much as I like this videos, it is not very original. There have been thousands of videos about this city. It’s all the same just slightly different but not much.

[@Felixgaha]

Your local guide joy is beautiful she did her best to assist you to explore Chongqing . I like visiting Chongqing one day

[@sam.n7762]

Lol fortunately i will be there in a few days. I'm so exited

[@BWill341]

That’s because she works for the government in propaganda.

[@condorX2]

I like her smile

[@thomastimothy777]

She was interviewed with specific things in mind 😊

[@japanlovesyou]

Why did her outfit keep changing back and forth?

[@PsychoAlfaSchizo]

I remember when I was a kid in school and learning how big (and important) NYC was. Then when I was older, I discovered that China has a billion+ population and has multiple cities that are as big or bigger than NYC. Crazy!

[@RashadPrince]

Same

[@rncmv]

none of those cities has population of 36 million, though

[@d947]

unimportant thirld world cities where youtube is forbidden

[@themacabrecerberus]

@@d947 is that the reason USA wants to ban TikTok?

[@Oscar42o]

@@d947 Lmao any of these "third world cities" are better than Trash US cities filled with crimes, druggies, and homelessness.

[@drewbinsky]

Thanks for watching! And just to clear something up - for those who think Tokyo is the largest city in the world - think again 😀 The Chongqing municipality is the largest city when it comes to area at an impressive 5,472 square kilometers (2x the side of Tokyo). In terms of population, you will find conflicting sources online but both cities/urban areas have approximately 33-36 million residents. And although Tokyo is very densely populated, it doesn’t come close to Chongqing’s sheer scale - trust me! If you ever get the chance to visit Chongqing, it’ll really blow your mind! My team and I worked hard on this video for 4 weeks and we hope you enjoyed learning about this unique megacity 🇨🇳🔥

[@jafarsheikh2031]

Your air india video is viral in India

[@_MaxHeadroom_]

In China a municipality isn't necessarily a city. You're looking at the area/population of what would better be described as a state or province (It's the size of South Carolina. The 5,472 km figure is only the built up area) Comparing the two cities by their metro area, which is a far more intuitive number when discussing city size, Tokyo has a population of 38 million compared to Chongging's metro population of 17 million

[@drewbinsky]

@@jafarsheikh2031 really? on what platform?

[@AzizHomePC]

Hi Drew, I'm a huge fan of you videos! ❤❤

[@JonDTours]

@@_MaxHeadroom_thank you for saying this. I always try to explain this for almost any population related question. TOKYO IS STILL KING.

[@renzstudios649]

I was an American that once lived in Chongqing for nearly 8 years. It is an absolutely incredible city even though it is barely known to the outside world. The main square with the clock tower near the intercontinental is iconic and has developed so much, the monorail system is cool, there was bomb shelters scattered across the hillsides of the downtown area, and so much more. Being a foreigner in a place with so little foreigners (though currently a larger Korean population) it is so nostalgic to look back and think of all the unique places us foreigners got to share together, from YCISCQ international school, the Tex-Mex in one of the malls, Dr. Dennis at the Global Doctor, Palm Springs, Blue Lake, the IKEA & Go Go Jump next door, Metro, it is just so nostalgic. Thank you God for blessing me with such an incredible experience and time in Chongqing and I can't wait to visit.

[@梦深蓝]

我们喜欢美国人。

[@达文西凌凌漆]

@@梦深蓝 不！你是喜欢 喜欢中国的美国人而已，那些仇恨中国的你还会喜欢吗？

[@xiaochenwu9980]

In wintertime in China, it is the best time to experience ice and cold in Harbin. That is the city truly rare foreigners ever heard of.

[@turbo_fren]

i loved the old dudes at the table. They were just having a blast and getting tipsy, and it looks like they wanted you to share in their fun too. That was cool. Reminded me of Parts Unknown.. RIP Anthony B

[@creaka123]

Hey drew. I visited Chongqing last year and you can never spend enough time there. It’s incredible even though I’ve been myself there’s so much in this vid I never saw myself. An absolute amazing place to be. The whole city is on another level literally, thanks again drew all the best brother ❤

[@zincion1]

can you eat their super spicy food? too much pepper!

[@carlosluischavarriarivera9271]

I’ve seen many clips of cities in China, but this one is definitely one of the most impressive! The video itself is stunning, the girl giving the tour is fantastic, and of course, you (Drew) really brought everything together. It was the perfect combo of amazingness!

[@Zortoili]

There’s so many cities in China that has more stuff than most of us can imagine to eat and buy and see, and from experience as a white foreigner the people are very friendly. I love your videos ❤

[@gerhardjunkes9402]

Kann ich alles bestätigen, komme gerade aus Chongqing 😍

[@internationaldaily9820]

China welcomes everyone from the world over and not just Caucasian tourists. [Don't use the term "white" when in China because the people there are whiter than white!] 😘😍🥰

[@Zortoili]

@ I m sorry if my comment offended you, I just used the term white to mean I’m visually different from the majority as a European in Beijing. I love and respect people of all nationalities or race or religion

[@nlluke5207]

@@Zortoili yes, buttt we are the superior race right?

[@henrykum-nr7bw]

Biden said the people with the worst life in the United States are always much happier than the Chinese,Americans remember to come out and vote for me

[@iamtheman584]

As someone born there in the early 90's and grew up in the states, i can't even begin to tell you how much this city has changed. so proud of my hometown!!!!

[@cuypers1800]

Absolutely loved seeing this video about Chongqing. Such an interesting city and your host was so delightful. You could tell she is very proud to live in Chongqing!

[@Reporterfy]

Cheers this is the city I brought to KZbin in 2019, thanks for dropping by.

[@abiyalemayehu4687]

You are doing great job;love your channel.

[@Reporterfy]

@@abiyalemayehu4687 Thank you

[@fs5775]

Oh so you are the original China shill, paid off by the CCP? You must be so proud..

[@VerkaterterStiefel]

you are cr ap nonetheless.

[@boxsterman77]

Oh. You did that. And aren’t you the one who brought the sun too?

[@jennifersun8417]

A Chongqinger has lived in the states for the past 13 years here❤ every time I went back it never failed to amaze me. Just spent 10 weeks there this spring and I loved every second of it.

[@gagandeepsinghtalwar2498]

NIhao...Lived in Tianjin for 6 years and loved every bit of it..

[@saugusandsausages]

Keep these coming! It’s cool that even after traveling to all these countries there are still places like this you’re exploring and showing to the world.

[@omnipower6215]

Just be very careful visiting China. I know someone who got robbed along with other tourists and he never wants to go back. The robbers seemed to know exactly what day, what time, and where to rob these tourists so they don't get caught.

[@妮姆芙-o3z]

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding: People say that giant pandas look yellow, but it's actually because they get dirty while sitting, rolling, or playing on the ground, which is normal. There is a difference between the aesthetics of animals and humans. For example, during the mating season, male giant pandas will specifically coat themselves with mud. So the yellowish color of giant pandas usually appears on their backs and buttocks.

[@pipilu3240]

For your information, Chongqing was the temporary capital of China during WW2 because at that time the official capital, Nanjing was occupied by Japan.

[@drewbinsky]

interesting

[@AzizHomePC]

@@drewbinsky Hi!

[@averagejobyt]

Known then as Chunking

[@DrLifeGamer]

@@averagejobytNAH

[@ShanghaiGoat]

The famous American pilots known as the Flying Tigers flew out of Chongqing in the Second World War and defeated the Japanese Airforce thus protecting the city from invasion.

[@jamesreese4170]

Joy was a great tour guide. Knowledgeable, sweet, cute and a joy to be in the company of. I mean the city was great but joy stole the scene.

[@andreamerino]

Contact info for Joy the tour guide please

[@nethvidal8892]

@@andreamerino please share information of Joy please for tour guide. I love her energy!

[@rachelmagana5142]

I love herrrr!!

[@waynechan5067]

Thanks for this video!! This is where my grandparents fled from during the final war in China in the 1940s. I hope one day to see it for myself

[@onlywei]

The FINAL war!

[@王威-c6u]

Thank you for sharing my country. I have been to ChongQing 6 years ago. It really an unforgettable trip.

[@MacDarvish]

What's not to love? There's so much to do. So clean. So beautiful. So safe.

[@nextinstitute7824]

It is great to visit, but to live... it's extremely polluted, it's overcrowded (claustrophobic), it's only for people who want to live in skyscrapers (looks futuristic by night but dystopian by day). I wouldn't want to live in a shoebox in the sky, not for long. For three months, yes.

[@da12641]

In Chongqing, I prefer the late night real street food vs the restaurant. China is awesome! So much to see & do. Can't wait to visit again

[@Dodgers-44]

That is what is amazing about the world, there are hiding gems everywhere! Safe travels Drew!

[@drewbinsky]

truth!

[@filmbricks-stopmotion]

@@drewbinsky agreed

[@skyskysky2023]

Chongqing is not hidden gem anymore. It's been viral in many social media for the last 5 years

[@fs5775]

@@skyskysky2023 That's because the CCP inhumane government is buying off influencers like this guy because their economy is tanking (due to their own inhumane behavior towards its people) and they are desperate for money. No one is coming but they are still trying by buying off clueless dudes like this. RESPECT LOST.

[@fs5775]

@@skyskysky2023 because the Chinese government has been paying off people to visit, just like this guy. the economy is in the toilet due to the CCP's own inhumane behavior. They think buying off influencers can fix it all 🤣🤣 We're pulling our money out and we ain't ever coming back.

[@nevillechinan]

I first heard about Chongqing 15 years ago when I was researching Chinese architecture. I am so glad that you guys have managed build this magnificent city and all the diagrams and models now exist in reality. I can't wait for my first trip. Definitely getting that hotpot 😋

[@YoonJintae98]

As SKorean, I find Chinese people so friendly, so hospitable, and welcoming, I was planning my first out of country trip to Tokyo Japan, but this video changed everything.

[@juliano.3787]

大部分人都是很友好的，但是还是有小部分人平等地仇视任何人

[@JIARENGAN]

大韩民国临时政府在杭州，上海，重庆都有临时住址。中国对大韩民国的建立是有功劳的。

[@JINYIZ]

欢迎你来中国玩❤

[@ChineseMartian]

Welcome here in Spring&summer.

[@글루미갓데이]

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[@d.g.1594]

Chongqing is such an incredible and unique city. Thank you for introducing this city to me Drew. My favorite part was the pandas and their cuisine.

[@d947]

you can't watch youtube there

[@d.g.1594]

Unless you have a VPN like surfshark

[@d.g.1594]

Unless you have a VPN like surfshark

[@clivejason9090]

I heard of Chongqing about 10 years ago when I randomly met a Chinese guy in a UK park who was from there, he told me all about the place, needless to say this city is on my radar!! Thanks Drew!! 👍👍

[@sengalang409]

Thanks for covering this city, Drew! I was really curious when I saw your new upload and now I can't stop searching about the architectural history of Chongqing! It was really interesting and at the same time mesmerizing :)

[@nochancecw]

This is a really good video to show the kindness and culture of china. When there is divide growing between north america and china, its nice go see videos like this about real people and city life. Great stuff buddy.

[@fs5775]

As long as he sticks to the script!

[@klaymatic3751]

​@@fs5775what? Most people just want to live their life and enjoy it. What makes you think he needs a script to show that side of humanity anywhere in the world?

[@charleneji6759]

@@fs5775 ????????????

[@NoComment-hh3rn]

@@fs5775 see you everywhere bro. such hatred but why? Has China hurt you before or you just like been an asshole for no reason.

[@bokchoiman]

What I admire about China is their commitment to leaving spaces open for leisure activities. Parks and squares are seemingly everywhere.

[@8964TS]

Erm ... what? Many Chinese cities are now building parks because for decades they haven't had any space for leisure activities. People play badminton in alleyways and dance on the sidewalk because there isn't anywhere for them to go. There are almost no open grass areas where you can play football.

[@SammyHangDD]

Americans don’t like each other obviously. I have not have a good time living here. America is the land of thieves and liars.

[@chocolatecaramel4447]

That helps, but the population still affects that space. So many people in China.

[@sola4393]

I've never seen the one in the tunnel (bomb shelter) before, thanks for sharing. Chongqing is an incredible city, full of life and hidden gems. Those guys at the tunnel are very proud of their city. 😄👍

[@wacko6219]

I'm an American and I like Chinese people and the majority of Americans like Chinese people also Merry Christmas

[@greentraveler4114]

Merry Christmas, love American people from China

[@chiefchief545]

圣诞快乐🎄🎄🎄

[@CobraQuotes1]

I wish that were true.

[@bian7744]

Fake news

[@davidpark2509]

Majority of Americans don't like chinese ppl unfortunately

[@justinyang5327]

19:23 Drew, Chongqing and Chengdu are located within the Sichuan Basin which is known to be humid and foggy. It’s not air pollution. Check out the average daily horizontal radiation map and you’ll see the region is significantly lower than surrounding areas (on par with the Nordics). That’s why people there have fair skin because the humid air blocks out the UV.

[@user-hg5qm7ml2q]

100+ days of fog a year!

[@darmau]

有自然环境的原因，但污染就是很严重。

[@decaying05]

There's still lots of PM2.5 in the air.

[@stevekendall6634]

exactly

[@dcbornmike]

I have never really had a big desire to go to Asia, but after watching this I would LOVE to visit Chongqing!! It looks like a fascinating place to visit!!! I really enjoyed the tour you and Joy took us on!! The locals come off as very friendly as well ..

[@drewbinsky]

Amazing!!

[@illwitness]

How could you not want to go to Asia? Lol. It's very exciting and vibrant with a lot going on out here.

[@fs5775]

Go to Vietnam, 100% better and their government never destroyed their cultural history. Beautiful temples everywhere thousands of years old unlike in China when Crazy Mao convinced all the people to burn down their culture monuments so they had to rebuild them just a few decades ago. Whacko place and that same government is still in power today.

[@fs5775]

@@illwitness There are much better countries to go to in Asia beside China like Japan, Vietnam, South Korea, India, Taiwan etc... locals behave more civilized in other places too, more clean

[@97202]

@@fs5775 Taiwan is a part of China, I hope you can realize this.

[@chrissieng8146]

My favourite city too. We first visited in December 2023. Love the city so much we brought my brother and his wife in April 2024. Weather a little too warm for me, though it was only in high 20s. In Chongqing you need to walk to really see the city. Love the people, the food, especially its 小面 or small noodles, its architecture, the cleanliness, etc. We intend to make an annual pilgrimage to Chonging, either in March or December of each year.

[@Patrick-fg7rm]

This magical place is near the top of my bucket list. I pray for the opportunity to afford to go someday.

[@HaleyandDamian]

Wow! This city looks incredible! What an amazing skyline.

[@fs5775]

the air pollution and the people spitting and pissing everywhere are equally amazing too!

[@97202]

@@fs5775 How much money can you receive for a comment that slanders China? You are working so hard to spread it everywhere

[@LoveYouEnglishLessons]

Oh, man! I loved it. This city truly is magical.

[@fs5775]

Bot

[@LoveYouEnglishLessons]

@@fs5775 Not like you.

[@DDDrumpf]

@@fs5775 Go get some help, old kidd!! You really need it, obviously!! Hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha..

[@AdventureTimMedia]

Amazing video, mate. Love yr work. Btw your guide was incredible. So knowledgeable and vibrant.

[@webtweakers634]

Nice to see something else for a change. And Joy is your most lovely guide, from what I've seen.

[@fs5775]

CCP bot

[@DDDrumpf]

@@fs5775 ?????

[@DDDrumpf]

@@fs5775 Go get some help, old kidd!! Hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha..

[@webtweakers634]

@@fs5775 are you?

[@sealtrader]

@@fs5775 Hun Dan.

[@bernadettegomez3855]

I love her “don’t worry about getting fat am still slim “😂😂❤❤❤❤ thanks for sharing

[@ryeone1]

this channel is my new favorite vlog, there's a lot to learn, history, culture, tradition, lifestyle of people in different countries

[@orangefree9]

About the city being "foggy" - it's caused more by Chongqing's geographic location and distinct climate than by pollution. It's highly humid and doesn't get a lot of sunshine throughout the year, even though it's one of the hottest cities in summer. The city actually has another nickname 雾都 (City of Fog).

[@chopsticksandtrains]

Well, to be fair, Chongqing is very polluted. Still an awesome city though.

[@Steve-318]

Keep telling yourself that air quality index is 126 right now, poor. It will get better with more EV's.

[@chopsticksandtrains]

@@Steve-318 It varies. Sometimes it's not too bad, but sometimes it's horrendous.

[@cloudwithwind574]

@@Steve-318 Don't lie, the data can be searched, and Chongqing's Air Quality Index (AQI) has always been between 30-60!

[@vervetech9395]

It's because of the mountains

[@Koda18]

Super cool!! Your videos have really opened my eyes! As a guy raised poor in the Midwest we are commonly raised pretty close minded. Your videos show how amazing other places and cultures are. This video shows me i need to make visiting this city an absolute priority.

[@princekeshar4420]

Joy made the video more welcoming, more homely. Great knowledge and great company to have while exploring CQ.

[@yuzhou8368]

Here is a misunderstanding of Chongqing's population. It's a province level city, a lot of suburban and rural areas are administrated under the tile of Chongqing "CITY", but the urban population is aroud 10 million, which means Chongqing city itself is actually smaller than Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen

[@TheMintyMelon]

Thank you for making that clear … I think it’s very easy to get carried away here…👍👍

[@fs5775]

@@TheMintyMelon Carried away by the lies of the Chinese government? It's embarrassing huh? Don't worry, the whole world expects lies from China. No one trusts it which is why most foreign investment has been pulled out and they have to pay influencers like this guy to lie for them.

[@okonkwokingsley3334]

It's so futuristic and the young people there are very social and open minded

[@candie34]

I enjoy all your videos you never fall short!! This is next on my bucket list! 🙌🏽

[@ericg1222]

What an incredible city 😃 thanks for sharing Drew and your tour guide is such a vibe ! She’s awesome ☺️

[@1TallDrink0fWater]

I live in the US. Where I live (a well-known big city), mostly chain restaurants are scattered along long stretches of streets, with little to marvel at. Many concrete buildings, and no community. People don't really walk here. You either get in a car, or some other means, from A to B and back. To get a fraction of the feeling of what I'm gathering from Chongqing, your best bet is a multi-level shopping plaza (if it still exists and hasn't become a ghost mall.) There is a reason people feel so alone and disconnected here. Because we are. Everything is so stretched out, so far away and few options of places we can gather together the way we see in the city Chongqing. The income inequality keeps people trapped from car to job, job to home with little opportunity to walk among fellow citizens to enjoy some street food. Hurts that when people think of the US, their first thought is gun violence. We need to do better.

[@cool_things_collection]

Actually the whole sentence they said is a popular joke on internet: "Land of free, free of shooting". Young people think it's wild and crazy, with no negative meaning.

[@chrisbartolini1508]

chongqing has a density of less than 450/sq km, it’s pretty spread out.

[@VerkaterterStiefel]

sounds very Chinese

[@henrykum-nr7bw]

Biden said the people with the worst life in the United States are always much happier than the Chinese,Americans remember to come out and vote for me

[@williamduke1756]

After a million videos with the same title one can assume that almost everybody has heard of the "city that nobody has ever heard of"

[@charlie-letsgo]

Check the AQI and you will find the city's air quality is pretty good actually. Chongqing is called the "fog city" because it is built in the mountains so that steamy air lingers and does not dissipate. Those are NOT smog as you don't see anyone - locals or tourists alike - wear an air pollution face mask.

[@charlie-letsgo]

@ It's showing 65 on Apple's weather map right now, which is decent

[@jianyingwu5225]

@@Steve-318 你认为的你说了算，祝你今晚做个好梦。

[@cloudwithwind574]

@@Steve-318 the data can be searched, and Chongqing's Air Quality Index (AQI) has always been between 30-60!

[@fs5775]

they are not wearing masks because they are used to a lifetime of air pollution in China that they are used to it. they die younger because of it and have numerous respiratory issues and die from lung cancers, etc at higher rates. but we are not supposed to talk about that during this propaganda video

[@fs5775]

@@cloudwithwind574 the data is regularly "fixed" by the government, fake place

[@danikopter_lp]

Bro that tour guide makes me want to visit china

[@TimeToTravel-u2x]

She looks tasty...12/10

[@jsz813]

fr time to pack my bags

[@fs5775]

@@jsz813 don't forget to pack a pollution mask!

[@Sumea_Saukko]

Is she cheap too?

[@jsz813]

@@fs5775 u right

[@OkebesiKevin]

Now this is my true confirmation from rose channel is that the people are incredible interactive , meaning there's humanity in china l would love to visit ❤

[@张宇-h4d]

Welcome to Chongqing as a Chongqing native.

[@rickmaggio6020]

Dear Drew, I watch your videos all the time. I love your work. Im a 51 year old man who has lived in CT his whole life. I've been to Florida once. Aside from that, I've never left New England. So, I love to watch your videos and see what the world is like. If you ever come to Connecticut, I would be honored to meet to you or take you to dinner. Both you and your wife are such amazing people. I LOVE your videos. I hope to go on a long trip someday. Have a blessed day.

[@dlkjusdjfhur]

欢迎随时访问中国，你会有一段终身难忘的经历！

[@gagandeepsinghtalwar2498]

Lol I am watching from Bridgeport,CT.

[@jnrtepania4153]

Awesome video man. Never heard of this place until now and I must say it looks amazing. Again thank you for sharing your insights into such a beautiful place.

[@natehirsh]

What an incredibly beautiful vlog. I have never heard a word about this city, and I am full of admiration of its beauty and cleanliness. Your tour guide is outstanding charming with such a friendly down to earth attitude. You Drew are very gifted presenting sites with so much compassion to all your surrounding I too have never seen a panda alive even though I have been all over the world. Please keep presenting these amazing vlogs, it's so wonderful to be at home with current temps at 12-degree Fahrenheit and see all these interesting places in the Confort of home Thank you.

[@mikirose2598]

WOW!!! This place is incredible! I would absolutely love to visit.

[@fs5775]

50 cents for you, wumao

[@Susanrogers-pt9mf6hx1w]

Thank you - it was really good you had such an excellent guide - it made the video so much than others on this city.

[@LoisSharbel]

Love this entire video! The people seem so friendly, the scenery fascinating, the food looks interesting. I would love to visit this place.

[@Kermisreporter]

Living in Rotterdam the Netherlands, I already love the skyline here. It is a bit city. But I am mindblown about that city! What a skyline

[@LongPham-ep2qf]

I love Chinese people so much and I promise you that I am going to visit Chongqing in the near future. I love you guys so much!!!!!!!

[@donnamays24]

Loved everything about the city! Especially the guys who embraced you at the hot pot tunnel diner…awesome!

[@geraldcatambacan]

China is absolutely incredible! I'm constantly amazed by its diversity and dynamism. Please continue to create documentaries that showcase this incredible nation. Your documentaries are always insightful and beautifully filmed.

[@notauser-sn4bp]

dynamism? not in these yrs after pandemic😭i have relatives in china btw

[@DDDrumpf]

@@notauser-sn4bp Well, China is still growing, double the growth rate of USofA. So???

[@notauser-sn4bp]

@@DDDrumpf u shld know they fabricate the data

[@fs5775]

@@notauser-sn4bp This is a CCP bot comment, this whole video sponsored by the CCP propaganda machine

[@fs5775]

@@notauser-sn4bp shhh! we can't have the truth get in the way of the CCP's attempt to bring money into the country via tourism. They paid a lot for Drew, they are hoping for a big pay off! 🤣

[@nikkilogan7726]

Never heard of that city but man, that city is beautiful!! Singapore + Hong Kong + Shanghai = Chongqing Thanks Drew ✌😎

[@NorthernMike-1]

It was also known as Chung King, prior to the Chinese Change of names that also changed Peking to Beijing!

[@rncmv]

"Singapore + Hong Kong + Shanghai = Chongqing" what nonsensical equation is this? I assume it refers to population; is it that hard to get the right number of population of any city?

[@董小北-x4s]

謝謝！

[@pickletron2004]

I love that you are doing travel videos in China!!! I have never left the United States, so I use your travel videos to educate myself about the world. I feel like information on China is a lot harder to find on the internet compared to other countries of its scale, so I really appreciate the China series ❤‼

[@fs5775]

Plenty of CCP propaganda videos on KZbin. The government pays influencers like Drew, who are happy to sell out, to promote the country. Only China needs to do this. Other countries have influencers who promote the place for free. Sad and desperate China.

[@justinsandu894]

i went to chongqing several times, the essence of congqing is mountianous landscape in the city and its beautiful nature surrounding, each dish i eat is delicious, btw, the VIP lounge in T3 is best in china.

[@redizit]

Man I love seeing all the cool people you meet, always makes me smile!

[@SFSylvester]

Joy did a great job showing you around! Such a cool city. Thanks for posting!

[@妮姆芙-o3z]

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding: People say that giant pandas look yellow, but it's actually because they get dirty while sitting, rolling, or playing on the ground, which is normal. There is a difference between the aesthetics of animals and humans. For example, during the mating season, male giant pandas will specifically coat themselves with mud. So the yellowish color of giant pandas usually appears on their backs and buttocks.

[@LloydJeconiahDavid-t8r]

😮 OMG 😳... Quite fascinating and intriguing city...never knew it existed...thank you so much Drew for all the content you've been showing us 👏...much love from 🇿🇦💯....

[@seyijoseph3388]

Xenophobia South Africa people 🤣🤣🤣

[@loveistheonlything3626]

Your local guide is my new crush. She is so vibrant, witty and full of joy.

[@JoyXUfromChongqing]

🤝🏻

[@clairemacauliffecarroll263]

As an autistic adult, growing up i loved learning about different countries and no one believed me that there was a city called Chongqing. But then again, im Irish ao the idea of a city with such a large population seemed far fetched to them

[@lee-afk]

As a chinese lived in us,welcome to china,wish that delicious food and friendly people can cure your illness.

[@clairemacauliffecarroll263]

@lee-afk I don't have an illness

[@DavidHao-yo2zu]

❤❤❤欢迎有朝一日来中国旅游，祝你幸福健康😊

[@mrjoy6907]

Fall in love with your local guide. She is ❤

[@MacrosFTW]

She's amazing

[@Steve-318]

Could make a cute Eurasian kid with her.

[@P1OOD]

@@Steve-318 shut up Steve

[@SandNSurf]

Drew is happily married to his beautiful wife.

[@JohnsinA-z7z]

Drew is married 😭

[@learnTableTenis]

It's a great idea to explore the city better with a local friend. She is very nice.

[@curly6918]

im going as a solo traveler to china in march next year and am very excited to visit chongqing! love the fact you bring a light on these cities as they are perceived so negatively in western media so its good to watch real sources of information rather than propaganda 😂 keep up the good work!

[@viajandoyaprendiendoconRicardo]

As a mexican US veteran I know about propaganda after serving 3 years in the USarmy. All countries are sh**t holes , except USA.

[@fs5775]

No, the CCP government is perceived negatively due to its own behavior towards its own people and toward neighboring countries. The "western media" is open and allowed to discuss whereas you are not in China.

[@fs5775]

Enjoy the spitters and smokers!

[@jenniferf1518]

Wow, I learned a lot about this city. Thanks Drew! Wishing you, Deanna and your families a very happy holiday season! ⛄🎄🕎

[@chrisdoe8632]

Excellent, best video and experience I have found on Chongqing. On the list!

[@Lexibellington]

I’ve never heard of that city but the people seem really welcoming and friendly. I would totally visit there over Hong Kong ….there seems to be a lot to experience too

[@cool_things_collection]

I recommend Shenzhen if you go to Hong Kong. HongKong people usually go to Shenzhen during the weekend because of the lower price and better quality. But fewer Shenzhen people can speak English.

[@fs5775]

@cool_things_collection I recommend Taiwan where people actually have a voice and don't get solitary confinement because they support freedom of speech (Jimmy Lai)

[@daryldeal]

Oh I will definitely even in my sleep choose visiting Chongqing over Hong Kong!!

[@unclesuworld]

It was war capital of china and guarded by American Flying Tigers during war against Japanese.

[@panbaonini]

able only to see the little patch of sky above​@@fs5775

[@cplmpcocptcl6306]

WOW, just wow… Amazing, beautiful, unique.

[@BetoRayado]

Excellent video. I am from Mexico and in my city, Monterrey, there is a company that comes from Chongqing. I live and talk with natives of this city since they work with us and we have a lot of communication due to our work within the company. I hope that one day I can visit this city, which is very fascinating and surprising.

[@markshu8704]

KZbin was originally accessible in China. Now individual users in China use VPN to access KZbin, and organizations such as schools and research institutes and companies with international trade can use dedicated lines to access KZbin. The Chinese government did not ban the use of KZbin, but Google did not agree to store data in China and refused to comply with Chinese laws, and automatically chose to close its business in China.

[@gamernoob1471]

If the US has right to protect its data from China by banning chinese apps then China also has the right.

[@jameschristophercirujano6650]

​@@gamernoob1471China did it first a decade or so ago, where do you think they got the idea? If China didn't do it, do you think the US would have the idea? Maybe, maybe not.

[@hellsing4626]

wumao

[@JouhouchenHou]

Still slow down for years

[@Altair22332]

SB​@@hellsing4626

[@RogueVideo]

I visited Chongqing in 2019 for a short work trip. My eyes loved the sights and my stomach loved the 小面 even more 😁

[@CarlosiamartinoPresley]

Adorei essa reportagem que vc fez. E obrigado por proporcionar uma das culturas mais facinantes do mundo que é a China.😊👏👏👏🇧🇷

[@Emmanuel_Rivera1]

I just love your videos showing us around the world and what we miss out on by not being an explorer like you. Safe travels on your journey Drew!

[@testxxxx123]

Growing up in Chongqing ... I never realized until came to US how popular my hometown is ... loll

[@lisaemery6572]

Cant wait for my trip to here it will be one of my 4 trips to china this year

[@Axitutl60]

I must confess, I had never heard of this place. I'd heard of Shanghai (which I thought was China's biggest city), Beijing, Nanjing, Guangzhou and Hong Kong, but not this place. Thanks for sharing.

[@fs5775]

You "must confess," wumao? Really? 50 cents for you.

[@Tiauhui]

@@fs5775 to much eat sour grapes...hehe

[@DDDrumpf]

@@fs5775 hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha.. We are all proud Wumaos!!! So?? Any problem, old kidd?? You sound so very jealous!! Hahaha.. hahaha.. hahaha ..

[@DominionAnako-bb7ry]

That's a cool question! There are some really remote places around the world that not many people visit. For example, Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic Ocean is known as one of the most isolated inhabited islands. There's also Pitcairn Island in the Pacific, which has a very small population. Closer to home, there are probably some hidden gems in Minnesota that not many people know about.

[@LIEWKAHSHENMoe]

Chinese people, wherever they are in the world, are very friendly.

[@NeoThabo]

Those old men in the tunnel are wild. 😂

[@drewbinsky]

Yep!!

[@btin1791]

I have visited Chongqing in 2008, so surprised nobody talk about it until just recently

[@fs5775]

CCP propaganda push time as the Chinese economy is in the toilet and foreigners pulling their money out

[@sombra6910]

Que hermoso, hace poco conocí tu canal y me encanta, es genial todo lo que nos muestras

[@tdepp1178]

China is an amazing country and its people are wonderful. I have been there many times but there is so much more to explore. Most westerners don't know about Chongqing because our western media have been shutting us off completely or projecting China negatively. Now, it is visa free to visit China from many countries, so go there and see how exciting it is.

[@fs5775]

No, the western media just openly exposes the abuses of the Chinese government that China tries to hide. It's called a free press. The truth makes China look bad that's why they are having so many problems getting tourists to go to the country and they have to pay off sellout influencers like this guy to promote tourism. Legitimate countries don't have to buy people to promote the place. China does. Says a lot.

[@cqjasonjie]

Chongqing people are very hospitable

[@timothyo718]

I think a lot of people only discovered this city due to TikTok. Seen a lot of TikToks with the Resonance song by Home. Perfect song for the city lights at night.

[@vikingrogaland2844]

My favourite Ashkenazi Jew! I love your guide also. She is so friendly and entertaining, and her English skills are superb as well. My friend and fellow KZbinr Francois Williams has been living in that city for a while, and he has invited me to go there. I love the place!

[@vikingrogaland2844]

@@Khalistan_Zindabaddd If you took time to watch the video before commenting that would help....

[@kathyjones274]

I would like to see around city's edge where all the rest live. ​@Khalistan_Zindabaddd

[@christine-iv2cu]

Awesome video! I had heard of Chongqing before this but seeing it from a local perspective was amazing! Very very unique! The gentlemen at end cracked me up! They look like they were a lot of fun!

[@Lunaxklk]

Your local guide Joy is so gorgeous and smart! She has the kindest smile. Kinda fell in love.

[@kiugus]

You aint alone😊