How does China deal with Natural Disasters?

[@codediporpal]

That selfless commitment to maintaining post typhoon traffic orderliness should be worth at least 15 Social Credits.

[@proudtobewhiteprivileged9530]

LOL

[@proudtobewhiteprivileged9530]

ONLY 7.25 FOR FOREIGN LABOR

[@proudtobewhiteprivileged9530]

7.25 points X 0% chinese = 0 points Not fair

[@proudtobewhiteprivileged9530]

if he gets 500 Social traffic points then can be north korean traffic officer get big money for hardly any work.

[@chrismd00]

It seems absurd that they make people come to work during a typhoon, but then don’t let them in to a park with a few little branches on the ground

[@danielwoods3140]

You are a good husband, protecting your wife! You just grow a lot in my eyes.

[@ScarlettKriss]

I live in Texas, we dont take the Hurricanes seriously enough. I think naming them things Sandy etc is the problem. Name them Megatron Death Storm and ppl will think it more seriously.

[@MrNormallive]

you are funny

[@scottwatrous]

Cue up Scrambles The Death Dealer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zoq1f4SJl8R0ftU

[@Mattsta2010]

name the hurricanes after WWE wrestlers....lol

[@thondupandrugtsang]

I think that's kind of brilliant idea.

[@Pogobrain]

you ought've been more original instead of plagiarizing that, just sayin

[@violettatelevski9550]

Winston you and cmilk definitely the best vloggers in China love your videos been watching you guys for over 5 years

[@erickrcisneros]

Do a drone shoot looking at the damage!

[@serpentza]

I will tomorrow

[@lukas2712]

@@serpentza hoped for the same, but still great video👍

[@coweatsman]

Is it safe to assume that typhoons are not the ideal for flying drones?

[@lukas2712]

@@coweatsman no risk no fun

[@japankofun]

If KZbin ever fails for you a new career as a traffic controller awaits ;-)

[@Saidoromo2024]

😂

[@AuMechanic]

So the owner of the medical centre makes his workers to come to work and has to pay them on a day he wont get any customers so it just cost him a load of money to have the workers there. Owner isn't too smart.

[@andresiniesta9955]

Keeping a medical centre open is sometimes about the ethics of it. You don't close a medical centre just because you don't make money for a day or 2. Also, they probably would be required by law to pay their workers anyway, so it wouldn't cost the owner more money to have workers there. I doubt they are paid by the day or hour. Also, I would bet that for some workers, maybe in other sectors, they would WANT to be able to go to work because they would be afraid of getting a day's worth less wage, especially if they are from the lower income group. It all really depends. I guess we'll just have to give Winston the benefit of the doubt and trust him that Vivi's employer's just being a dick. There's always bound to be some of them.

[@nanakoyuki5649]

Andreas I'm from a developing country and I can totally understand why that Chinese person is delivering food. He wants to deliver the food, he doesn't want to lose income, he needs the money. He would want to deliver the food even if his boss doesn't want him to. His job is his life, he needs to feed his family. He definitely wants to go to work. I know I would. Middle class or rich people won't understand.

[@milkybar06]

Then there is running costs e.g. electricity. Maybe he thought lots of injured people will come in.

[@opl500]

It's not really about money, it's keeping the dogs on a short leash so they keep fetching.

[@MrTynanDraper]

Someone needs to introduce the concept of work/life balance.

[@KevinLockamy]

I grew up in coastal North Carolina (my home town just got hit over the weekend) and now live in central Florida. I've experienced many storms like this. THEY ARE NO JOKE. The sight of people out in those conditions is true chilling. I pray that such blase attitudes didn't result in too many fatalities. Glad you and Sasha are safe.

[@malboyce3468]

I thought about you and Cmilk while watching this typhoon hitting your province on TV ; here in Aus' .Glad your still doing your stuff man - Stay upright bro!

[@malboyce3468]

Wow there you go ha! Still makes no difference James, I admire what these guys do and how they enhanced each others personality's. The key factor is they are both safe and I hope to see more content that entertains the heck out me and makes my imagination run riot - take care and stay upright

[@kyna523]

James Hedlock wait is c milk really in america now???

[@mattus1gig]

Bet the drivers were thinking “what’s this silly white tourist doing??” 😆

[@CaptainJacksIsland]

Sunglasses and an umbrella. That doesn't look suspiciously like a hitman at all.

[@johanandersson2165]

Red tie and a bar-code tattoo on back of his head.. maybe some piano wire.

[@coweatsman]

That's no ordinary umbrella.

[@johanandersson2165]

ahh! Titanium Ricin pellet gun ?

[@Rainking-bs9se]

A midget hit man st that

[@themurmeli88]

A proper hitman will look as ordinary and forgettable as possible. So when there are only "regular looking" people around, be aware, be affraid. >:3

[@pures1n]

you and cmilk definitely the best china vloggers love your videos been watching for 2 years now :D

[@bami2]

I love the random branch on the barrier

[@RagbagMcShag]

8:48 I've caught that stray "don't be a re..." but you saved it

[@fringehead]

I am glad to see your suit is OK, I was worried.

[@Decreate]

In Hong Kong it really depends on the line of work you do. In my case I work in a hotel and I still had to walk to work on the day during the time the typhoon was hitting its hardest. The thing is that if I didn't show up at work, my colleague on the previous shift would have to do a double shift which I personally felt wouldn't be fair. There were also colleagues in other departments who had to stay inhouse for the two days due to not being able to leave because of the typhoon. A lot of them had to work 16+ hours each day before being able to take a break for a few hours and continuing again afterwards. After the two days they were both physically and mentally drained. However none of this is of course appreciated by the guests who stay in the hotel and would continue to complain on minor issues. We understand that being paying customers they have certain expectations, but a lot of times we appreciate being treated as equal human beings.

[@MobileMusic]

And the hotel gives you temporary accommodation to stay for the nights when you work double shift?

[@TripleDDDD]

I worked Night reception during my studies. I admire your work ethics!

[@TheDealer6373]

Your boss needs to treat you better. Hard to blame the guests when it sounds like its your boss that is causes problems. They need to pay you overtime for your efforts.

[@billlee2458]

@@MobileMusic Hell no free rooms. One cashier told me her story on fat cats( slob cigar smokers) cost her ride home. You can't slap the bill down until the clients leave. Even it's the late hours, so she had slept at her locker,jacket and chair until am and start for lunch shift. If 400 staff work in 1 hotel during a typhoon. They're not getting a room.The staff won't pay nor will hotel.

[@davidpowell3665]

We in the Philippines got hit by this typhoon on Saturday, also got text message to stay safe and prepare for high wind 160mph and heavy rain. Glad to see that you are safe and sound, hope C- MILK and vivid are ok too, stay awesome

[@Xergecuz]

C-Milk and Vivi are in the US, they're safe.

[@dalethebelldiver7740]

So; overall; China does an A+ job of disaster warning and reclamation; it’s the people who ignore the warnings and create the real hazards for themselves.

[@phangirlable]

That and reckless employers forcing employees to come to work.

[@foobaryorozuya4397]

People's reactions it's not the root of problem. It was the ideology that the Party promotes in every possible way in your whole life that ----- materialism唯物主義 and teleology目的論(黑貓白貓抓住耗子就是好貓) that effects people's thinking and made them to grab money than anything else. Well...what I said just two of them, actually there are many.

[@ArnoldSig]

Yeah... and the poor construction quality that makes the disasters worse... lol, but anyway. haha.

[@aidanknight1574]

Your videos are always very insightful, informative and straight to the point! And I appreciate the amount of detail you use to explain every topic efficiently :)

[@kkfoto]

Insightful and informative, yes. But not so much straight to the point. 24 minutes was a bit too long...

[@Deathwing2001]

Winston is the Gandalf of China. “You Shall Not Pass!!!!!!!!!” 😁

[@Xaiando]

love you

[@mofeoyatogun9242]

😁

[@emizerri]

Come for the China, stay for the Serpentza

[@budgieentertainment9931]

Came for the China stayed for the barrier

[@claytonbigsby6911]

This is undoubtedly, my favorite video of Winston of them all. His true, gallant nature is on full display. Reminds me of what I wanted to grow up to be like as a kid.

[@scottleeper5658]

As always, great video "stay awesome"

[@BostonAndMaineLive]

Your cellular network comments are spot on. Coverage in the remote areas can’t be beat.

[@Shermingtan]

As a German I am really envious about the quality of your cellphone networks. I live in one of the biggest cities in Germany and A LOT of times I have no or very low signal with the best provider money can buy. Going into rural areas or small villages? Forget about your signal once you do that. And now check how small Germany is compared to China, even then we can't get a good network of towers.

[@fionafiona1146]

I'd blame the "schwarze 0" policies but I think it might be a good idea to invest in it during the next economic crisis, sensible and varied enough to keep the economy going until its over.

[@清德賴-v7q]

Kshermidargtn baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%9D%91%E6%9D%91%E9%80%9A/4914775?fr=aladdin

[@mashang2684158]

Global Business Traveler Really ?? this is one of most stupid comment I have ever seen

[@stevenlk]

As a Chinese student in Frankfurt, I'd say that's actually one of my major complaints about living in Germany... When I was in China I could get 4G+ most of the time, even when I was camping at the top of one of the highest mountains, Tai shan, in China, I get full 4G connection all the time. But in Frankfurt I have only occasionally 4G in extremely open area or H+ most of the time. Everytime I get into shopping malls, especially those Rewe or DM in the basement I have only weak 2G connection. I'm currently using Tarif von O2, some people told me maybe Vodafone provides better signal? (But also way more expensive...) Hopefully Deutsche Telekom is gonna be better in the future! ❤️🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@CHMichael]

strange - i remember germany 1995 having great coverage from Garmisch to Sylt via Leipzig. Marking calls on top of mountain while skiing

[@glenniesewell8054]

I am glad you all are safe, Winston. I actually thought about you when I heard about the typhoon. I've neglected my viewing of your channel. I hope to get back to making it a regular thing, again, viewing your stuff. I do wish you all could move to Taiwan. I loved those videos. I may visit China because of your videos.

[@AJB2K3]

In the centre of some UK town and citys you can find no signal (Bath as an example)

[@Owen-un5in]

In my town centre I have no signal but I climbed Mount Snowdon at the weekend and guess what? Full bars 4g signal in the middle of nowhere. UK phone service is unpredictable.

[@callumhaynes1384]

Mate I'll be stood in a field an have full 4G LTE, then I go to my house, or my girlfriend's house, and I have nothing! Gotta love the UK

[@james-5560]

Don't use O2 then.

[@AJB2K3]

Wasn't O2

[@karlmac1]

Virtually no signal in my village Ruston Spencer, Staffs, U.K.

[@numanchoi]

I have been living in Hong Kong for decades. This typhoon is the strongest I have ever met. The building I am living in was shaking when it hit HK. I was quite frightened that the windows would have been broken. It was quite a scary experience.

[@JonathanLin1974]

Take care and good to hear you & mrs are safe and sound

[@lightspeed388]

I absolutely love storms. I bet the smell of those tree's was AWESOME!! Great video Winston!

[@GoingAllTheWeigh]

Glad you guys are safe and sound. We saw a few videos during the storm. We actually saw someone we know go outside like a crazy person. He literally was being blown in the air when he went around a corner. So scary! My daughter arrives Saturday. I’m kind of glad she didn’t leave earlier.

[@mikeyboy8557]

Another great informal video Winston..it’s how I start my days, watching your videos! Stay awesome Winston!

[@DukeOfVojvodina]

Hey Winston, your videos are the best. I hope you see this!

[@serpentza]

Thanks mate!

[@nimmen]

Hi Winston, just wanted to mention you made it to the very top of my youtube homepage. Even above the "recommended" section which is usually on top. It's probably because you and everyone here stays awesome!

[@jia2001]

You should run for mayor in Shenzhen!

[@MrGscp]

Sorry, mate, Chinese officials are not elected, it’s a dictatorship country.

[@owlie1855]

They would say he's a spy even though he isn't

[@rickqiu1]

mayor is elected, secretary is appointed.

[@Maximixa]

Izziebiz They are elected from inside the party. Most qualified people in China are members of the communist party.

[@F40LM]

That a great idea Mr Browie!

[@nonnad9210]

Your videos are awesome! I was in Thailand 3 months ago and they had hurricane. I stayed inside the hotel for almost 2 days! It was dangerous, even though chairs didn't fly around. Wow, I can't believe you got out safe! Respect for taking care of your wife like that, it's very nobel.

[@iritantNL]

My provider covers 99.9% of my country (Netherlands) but I don't have service in the next town 10km away 🙄 T-Mobile

[@AndreAndFriends]

Deutsche Telekom.

[@xcalibertrekker6693]

Must be the .01%. :-)

[@saorfraz]

I work for a mobile network and its quite likely when they tell you they have 99.9% network coverage that the stat is based on population coverage rather than geographical coverage. All the networks in the UK use that little trick to try and fool their customers, it's pretty shitty

[@iritantNL]

Indeed it is :(

[@iritantNL]

I think there is something jamming the signal at that spot. Also dect telephones not have good signal

[@Didacmmv]

Another surprisingly interesting video that I've never thought I'd enjoy so much, Stay awesome! That last little piece was the diligence I came here to enjoy!

[@gaarac.1578]

Sincerely thank you for your contribution to China's road traffic.

[@Henk14789]

That must've looked very weird from the driver's perspective. That's some Hitman shit.

[@_yuri]

@@Henk14789 true lol

[@joeliao6410]

Only buy mouth ,😂

[@pimpinaintdeadho]

Sepentza I love your videos man. You have big balls for calling out silliness where you live.

[@matthewwilliamsracing]

Nice barrier...would build again

[@zigmondbonez9411]

I've been thoroughly enjoying the content you've put out, I watched a few of your vids a couple yrs ago n recently found them again thanks to the algorithm and finally the yt algorithm is pushing good content on me

[@747Rocko]

lol barrier building with your host winston

[@sirbentleyschannel]

(in a Bob Ross voice) Hello everyone! Welcome to another exciting episode of "Barrier Building". I'm your host, Winston. Today, we will build a barrier. First......

[@747Rocko]

lol

[@747Rocko]

lol

[@yourfavman]

Another great episode Winston. Stay awesomely safe!

[@F40LM]

“You can’t go in there mate” lol xD

[@JoachimderZweite]

This was a really good one. I am happy that you and Hu are safe.

[@bravefighter8684]

I like your view of both good and bad part for Shenzhen and incidents here.. keep up the good work man. you make me keep thinking of Shenzhen and its future as a Shenzhen citizen.

[@tiagovirago]

Glad to see you and your wife are ok! Great job helping your community.

[@CriticalEatsJapan]

I loved how the ending footage was like an FPS traffic game... ;) Stay awesome

[@Yamanhitle]

First person shooter traffic game?

[@aegisfate117]

Yea, you know, road rage. FPS traffic game.

[@redwinemademedoit]

Good to see you and yours safe and well. Great story as per usual!

[@gringo7808]

I missed my flight from hk back home... i was in shenzhen when the typhoon hits... today i could cross the border to hk so i will get my flight eventually tonight of there isnt an other one ... keep it real mate :D

[@yapyongloon4363]

Thanks God. Sasha and you are safe. We have enjoyed watching all your video and information regarding China from all aspects. Awaiting your next video. STAY AWESOME.... STAY SAFE.

[@EFCasual]

Nobody takes extreme weather seriously enough. I did my deliveries in every blizzard in new england for the past 3 years. The company couldn't care less how big the risks are, and nobody else does either.

[@carbon1255]

take some personal responsibility. You are the first line of defence of your own safety. Tell them to get fucked, and if they send their grandma out to do it, you might consider it, WHEN she returns alive.

[@bikesandcoff3e]

Typhoon hits the city hard... "Gonna drive my $150,000 Model X across unsafe roads!" SMH China

[@ak2340]

on the other hand, expensive car means better protection...generally

[@chinglishstudio9646]

Your opinion and view inspired me a lot , thank you!

[@wbhomebrew7330]

Glad you're alright, stay safe over there.

[@jasonhilton6261]

I tried just listening to this video (while doing yard work) and all I could picture was Winston telling people to get off his lawn . I'm glad I finally watched it . I'm from Arizona we dont have many natural disasters. Great video buddy

[@fredrickeriksson1965]

Same here, I was doing the dishes while the video was playing in the background and had to stop to properly watch it.

[@ScarHead777]

I'm proud of you and your wife for not bending under the pressure of those cowards who threaten you and her for speaking up. And I'm glad both of you are alright. Stay awesome!

[@wyzzard357]

Big respect for all of your professional work that goes into your videos. Greetings from Switzerland

[@danielclooney6248]

Thanks for the update..I've been think of you and wife during this typhoon.

[@jaymelang9610]

Glad you you and Sasha are doing well and are safe!

[@TheBonboni11]

Oh God I felt so bad for the food delivery guy ;(

[@derek6709]

Guess what, actually a doctor ordered the food...

[@robot538]

I thought it was funny at first but then I felt bad and I also can't believe someone would be so selfish as to order the food.

[@gufu148]

Please take this message serious for those who are going to travel to Cihina.. China 2018 tightens security nationwide and campaigning to catch any Western spies including any suspicous travelers who are listed as anti China blogger.. September 15 2018 China officially broadcast arrest of dozens of Taiwanese travelers and students as spy ... And a week before a Japanese businessman living in China is now sentenced and in jail for espinoage act... and everyone now watch! Now the USA is in trade war with China and China might arrest any Westner including travelers and students to use them as negotiation middleground to defend off Trump's trade war! Please refrain from going to China temporalily! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pamQi5iFrJWjntk

[@VashTheDamnFiend]

gu fu are you from China?

[@thomaster8870]

The pizza got cold. and wet. and it has a bunch of debris and twigs in it. Customer doesn't have to pay for it and it comes out of the delivery guy's pay, so he made a loss that day ontop of the hospital bills... Also, someone ordered dead delivery guy for the lulz.

[@sethgreen429]

I'm glad to hear that you and your family made it through the storm safe. Stay safe and awesome!!!

[@CoelhoSports]

USA exact opposite. the news reporters go outside pretending they can't even stand up because of the powerful winds and meanwhile people stroll by behind them in the shot like it's any other day. one reporter got in a raft in the street talking about how bad the flooding was and a guy walks behind in the shot and the water is only ankle deep. they claim it's going to be a category 4-5 and it's a 1. they evacuate people unnecessarily and cause panic. the highways get clogged with traffic and become parking lots and people run out of gas. the worst part is that when we do get hit with a truly dangerous storm, like katrina in new orleans and maria last year in puerto rico, the local government does absolutely NOTHING to prepare for the problems they KNOW the storm will cause (down trees blocking roads, down utility poles and power lines, flooding, etc) so they can IMMEDIATELY get to work as soon as the storm is over. because the media and politicians all cry wolf so often and try to sensationalize the storms, people just ignore them.

[@VL1975]

I don't know who the fuck you know, but some people ignore the warnings, but most people obey evacuations. You apparently don't live on the coast.

[@CoelhoSports]

i am less than a mile from the gulf, and calm down.

[@VL1975]

Fuck off..

[@BLACKisTAKINova2]

VL123 he really must not live in a coastal area. I remember when wilma hit we dipped from Florida and went to Atlanta lmfao.

[@VL1975]

He clearly doesn't know how weather works..lol

[@hanonibou]

Good to know you're doing fine. May everything get back to normal soon

[@mrtopcat2]

I’m glad you made it OK trough the storm as you were helping your wife. I would have done the same. Sadly, places with a seemingly endless supply of labor may not show the same level of interest in the well being of their labor force than places with a limited labor force.

[@b4u992]

You should be worth more than your contribution to the work force.

[@anitamarkiewicz3357]

Oh, Holly Molly ...and Whoever! Thank Gods and Whoevers that you Winston and yours, survived this disaster in good health! PS. That was a year ago from today - how haven't I seen this film before? Maybe I started tuning to your broadcasts some time after. Anyway - I subscribe, and I watch your videos every so often, and thanks for the remindings. And I wish you all the best everywhere. Always love! - from Warsaw, Poland.

[@HappyFunTimeMedia]

Good Barrier! Glad you and your wife made it through the storm! That's a lot of damage! :O Crazy that money is more important than staying safe... Also very cool to know that China has such a robust communication network. Thanks for doing a walk through of the area after the storm. Puts things into perspective. Glad to see things are getting back to normal. Best wishes! Stay Awesome! :D

[@ImprovRadiov]

Hey man just want to say that I hope you're staying safe out there since that whole incident!

[@corycarlson8712]

How did some of those buildings survive that you showed us in your "China is crumbling" video. Some of those building were only 5 years old. When weather like that happens do buildings ever collapse?

[@catherinebiechele281]

Thank goodness you and Sasha are fine! I had no idea....I'm so sorry. Please keep as safe as you can, Winston! You both will be in my thoughts! Safety during natural disasters need to become mandatory for the safety of mainland China!

[@spacedew]

Great video! I really love how you use the word "nonsense."

[@Vladimir-hq1ne]

That's very nice of you to stay awesome even in the gusts of wind! Thank you for your videos! And 21:50 - just bloody _everywhere_ on the face of Earth. That's international.

[@SendMoreParamedics13]

I'd like to say this "everyone in China has a cellphone" is an exaggeration, but it's really not. I was in Shenzhen at a bar with some friends when an 80 something year old woman with a hunchback came around to the various outdoor tables trying to sell roses. I felt bad because she was quite elderly and not in great health (and this was at around 11PM that she was still out trying to sell), so we decided to buy some flowers from her. Before we can even get our wallets out, she whips out her mobile phone with "WeePay" ready to go. WHAT?!

[@jim9685769]

China is as big as America but it's only "first world" in the coastal areas. Go west of the coast and you'll find one billion poor Chinese without running water and no cellphones.

[@joeliao6410]

@@jim9685769 Actually you are wrong

[@hanfucolorful9656]

jim9685769 Here is the [west of the coast], have a look: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIfGc3xtlJ2df5o

[@Athrunwong]

I don't even know what that is...

[@redpanda416]

jim9685769 Apparently you have not been anywhere west of the coast, there are many poor places in China, I was in a small mountain village in Gui Zhou for an education program for one month in 2016, very poor place, no running water, just like you said. Guess what, most of the villagers has cellphone! No, not everyone has it like in the cities, but at least every family has one. The funny part is, no one has a land line phone, because there's no land line available but the cell phone signal is very good.

[@nonameno8065]

I've been waiting for you to make a video on this!! Thanks!! Very interesting

[@erickrcisneros]

I hope that people are safe and people don’t lose their property. I send my regards!

[@郑枨玚]

Thank you.May you have a happy life

[@chima6291]

No report of death until now from shenzhen city. People staying in poor constructed house or in temporary house spent their days in some public shelter. But property damage is huge and universal. Thanks for your concern.

[@erickrcisneros]

I hope nobody lost their lives....

[@郑枨玚]

@@erickrcisneros 4people killed by fallen tree,1people killed by fallen electronic cable, tens thousands of people are trapped in the flood from Canton Civil Administration

[@harmonyna3082]

多谢了！大兄弟

[@rickyrox341]

Wow! Winston! This shows a whole new, very sophisticated kind of style for you. It's like you're evolving to a more worldly man. Bravo!

[@IIEXTINCTII]

You should upload a video of you just blocking roads

[@deanfox9823]

The quality of the vehicles there are impressive. Great and enjoyable video. Cheers Mate

[@exapsy]

Inspiring as always. You're staying awesome even after a heckin typhoon.

[@Luchalegend]

I recently started working in Foshan, outside of Guangzhou. We didn't get too hard by the typhoon, but it was scary. I give my best wishes to everyone closer to the coast, especially in Hong Kong. Cheers

[@erickrcisneros]

I certainly hope you are safe my friend!

[@theparrotrescuer3042]

I'm happy you and Sasha are ok....was worried.....I can breathe a sigh of relief.

[@clairetomtravel4328]

Haha that guy totally ignored your branch! Surely that's an international sign for no entry

[@jerryyang9737]

Claire & Tom Travel In China unless you make them believe it is impossible...they will try themself

[@carbon1255]

You could have a spinning saw and a pile of car wrecks and the drivers will still think THEY will make it past.

[@imaronin]

I'm glad you and your wife are safe and well. Interesting video, as always.

[@christobin2913]

You are an awesome dude who does China very proud such an informative video. Travelled to China many times you tell it how it is Congrats!!! You'd be great at Minecraft dude the way you move those barriers and build stuff!!

[@gollumdu8z135]

The last shot of the video hypnotic, I couldn't get my eyes off it

[@yuka-youtube]

ok so you are safe, i was worried after typhoon. it hit hard the place i am living in too. anyway stay awesome!!

[@DrMuFFinMan]

Glad you and your wife were safe and hope things return to normal soon.

[@justme11may]

Where have u been man.. we missed you!!

[@tylerbledsoe2717]

Im glad you made this video. Looking forward to more videos on the effects

[@dale_ch]

Good spot vlog of the situation WinZA :-)

[@ArnoldSig]

You're a nice guy! You give a healthy different perspective of China. Vey insightful! Keep going!

[@sanchittandon9196]

It is really silly getting out of the house in such a storm. Respect your life Chinese people and Serpentza you protected your family that is a symbol of gentleman.

[@igorromcevic4317]

Thanks for the video. I am glad you and your wife are OK. I survived one of these in Australia, where I use to live. The wind almost lifted the ambulance 4wd car from the ground, as I use to work in the Aboriginal clinics, it was that strong. Stay awesome and see you soon in Shenzhen. I am coming to work there as a teacher.

[@TheSeedyParr]

The correction at 8:46 is cracking me up. Pretty sure I said what you wanted to.

[@MikeOceanMusic]

haha ikr

[@coryfischer6529]

That looks crazy man glad your all right. yet another great informative video thanks

[@kenshek5074]

You building the homemade barrier is funny as f***

[@Yamanhitle]

But probably illegal. He is not authorised to do so.

[@kenshek5074]

Legend has it it is still growing!!! This is how the great wall of China started!!

[@zappawoman5183]

Very public-spirited of him!

[@jonathanhobbins8234]

glad you and your wife are on Winston we live on the east coast of North Carolina and we had a hurricane slam into us down there we had to evacuate up to my sisters friend's house in Raleigh it was very bad when we got back but our house was still standing so we're thankful for that stay awesome Winston

[@櫻木小丸子]

You are a good man 😃