How is Village Life in China?? || 中国最宁静的地方

[@jakiejk]

After China was liberated in 1949, the land distribution movement began. Each family was assigned land according to the number of family members. I was assigned planting land and homestead land. So I built this villa. At present, 220,000 RMB (30.05K USD) has been spent, and another 200,000 yuan is needed for decoration (27.735K USD). Currently I work in Shenzhen, China.

[@TRAVELADVENTURES-xm2vo]

Building your villa is a great achievement, and it sounds like you're investing a lot to make it perfect. Best of luck with the remaining work and your career in Shenzhen!

[@PomegranateChocolate]

China wasn't liberated in 1949. The Chinese Soviet Republic, which was a puppet state of the Soviet Union, became the PRC in 1949 and began ceding land to the Soviet Union. South Tibet was carved out from China by India in 1951 to become the so-called Arunachal Pradesh in India today. The only unequal treaties the PRC recognized were the ones from Tsarist Russia.

[@Lishanmao]

即使如今很多異域博主發佈中國題材的影片，荔枝的視頻在深度與廣度上都在前列，這份真情實感非常動人。

[@ikkong8436]

Very true! The villages are part of the life of China. I love the small villages in China. They are so quiet and peaceful. One can walk around and be sure not to be harmed or harassed. I was back in the home village of my grandpa in Gutian, Fujian. It was absolutely peaceful and the villagers were so accommodating and friendly. This is made possible because everyone has enough to eat and a roof over his/her head😊. This is what real freedom is!!!

[@vincenttayelrand]

Being part of a community like this is priceless. I'd love to retire there.

[@Lishanmao]

中國古代女性生產後的傳統，坐月子，在西方人看起來大概等於蹲監獄😂😂😂這一傳統在現代城市已經改變了，而且感謝科技，網路智能機時代，產婦即使完全遵循傳統，也不會太無聊。向女性致敬，恭喜得貴子🎉

[@horridohobbies]

Village life is so idyllic and charming. It's very different from big city life. The same holds true in many other countries such as France and Italy and Greece.

[@Aroundthecorner1727]

Lizzy, thank you for showing some rural China. Cities are great for convenience to shopping, doctors and hospitals and finding work. Always pros and cons of both.

[@johnnyong1874]

Persimmon

[@巨龙马赛克]

Beautiful quiet, nice and quiet village. I love that feeling that you walk in the alley, mind your business, without being polluted by exhaust, noice.

[@stevesenick]

✨ @5:20 This is two separate plants!!! Cabbage, and TOBACCO. Cabbage is highly susceptible to insect damage, and tobacco is a natural insect repellent, so farmers plant them next to each other. Love from Washington DC, where a pack of cigarettes costs 10 US dollars......at least the insects leave me alone. 😇

[@Gamerzombiepro1]

Hong Kong is better than

[@ulisirius9027]

Great video on country living! 😊🎉🤗

[@3d4fun96]

The fruit looks like a kind of persimmon, in my opinion. Great content of this film.

[@fuhsulu5651]

Beautiful, indeed!

[@jakiejk]

the biggest different is that: in China, tenant farmers has their own planting field and building land. no taxs, don't spend money, eventhough no enough money but they can have a good life. unlike other countries, no their own building land

[@sohailakram3313]

Love you too much Lizzy You are so cute android

[@sanjayasudarsono1603]

Vilage in china...so so natural❤

[@jakiejk]

Welcome to visit Shenzhen my friend

[@sohailakram3313]

Thanks for the update video

[@walterchin8832]

Interesting tour of a small village in China. The small tree with hanging green unripe fruits are persimmons.

[@MirrorMan-e5z]

great,, lizzy

[@nanmca7501]

Interesting life in the village.

[@jccamsaki4022]

The bell sounds like from a Buddhist temple...

[@peterjol]

that was a pleasant walk...

[@highstrokeracer]

I'm loving your videos, Alex's, Jason's and the others'. Getting to know such interesting places in China, since life is short and I won't be able to visit all the places. But one day I plan to visit for business. Who knows, maybe we'll meet? Hugs to everyone. Alex from Brazil.

[@RichardKwan-l9x]

Thank you Lizzy for taking me on the village tour. I found it so refreshing to the big city sights. I too would not mind living in such a community with fresh air: safe and quiet environment with natural food source.

[@metallooily7606]

WOW, I usedto live in village but reget to live in town,

[@夏诗尧-h2n]

两千多年前，我们的第一位皇帝，派出一百个童男和童女还有一个道士叫徐福，去日本寻找长生不老的丹药…但是这一百个男童和童女还有徐福没有再回到中国…日本人又在中国唐朝时期来到中国，学习中国的文化，建筑，饮食，服饰，医药等各个方面…你现在看到的日本是一个外表下的中国…但是日本人来到中国学习到的中国文化，当时的日人只学到了中国文化的一半…还有一半，他们没有学到…我想你已经学到了那另一半的中国文化…😊😊😊

[@杜子腾-w8l]

中国妇女生了孩子👶🏻有坐月子的习惯，就是生了孩子要在家休息一个月

[@keungcheng5484]

植物普偏在結果後都要休養生息一個月。

[@Grace-ChinaPurchasingAgent]

Hello,Lizzy,I'm the first!

[@googleyum]

In China many people in the village go to work in city. So you can find the village is vcery quiet and lack of young man. And the young men make money in city and back to village to build their mother-home. Many of them who build new house in village have a house in city. It means that they dont live in village. So you can find the new buildings not yet decorated. Maybe many years ago, the young men become older and they will back this little village. The buildings in your video are their's soul's home.

[@Constella-xyz]

Love it. They can live by their own indeed.❤

[@hokeatseng4094]

Like like like ....why? Is so hard to see and really know what's the country lives like...here in Malaysia I really try to see the village and people too.....I wish I could have the tall blue glass house ..in a village too🤔😎🏞️🕷️🕷️🕷️👾👾👾👾👣

[@wyn2302]

That fruit is called 'Persimmon' skin a bit tough, 😊

[@keungcheng5484]

熟左就軟！

[@georwoogle]

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[@海武-e4v]

❤️👏

[@frankwang4318]

Where are you right now in this video?

[@hlee8996]

I advise you to place a CO detector inside when burning coal indoors, safety first.

[@Macky1101]

4:05 Damn. I'd love to have a persimmon tree; one of the best fruits on the planet.

[@KimLee-n4c]

I think the majority of people in China lived in villages like this 40 or 50 years ago, I guess. In the last 30 years or so China became increasingly urbanised. My parents left for the then Malaya(now enlarged into Malaysia) where I was born. Unfortunately I've not been to my late parents' villages: don't know how to contact my mother's relatives in Maxiang, near Xiamen. My mother always had a one month confinement after having a birth. The end of this period is an important milestone, considering the relatively higher infant mortality rate in the past. In our Minnan dialect, we call this milestone "mua geh" (meaning: a full month) and is celebrated.

[@coconutcoconut-rr2ws]

In America, the government tells you what kind of house you can build. Then you pay property tax on it for the rest of your life. That's why we have a housing crisis.

[@tantm4048]

❤

[@HK-ks3gn]

That fruit is persimmon.

[@PengJiang-r6k]

That tree is a persimmon tree, and its fruit is not ripe yet.

[@PengJiang-r6k]

And it’s very delicious sweet.

[@yanliu806]

It's persimmons!

[@BELLAPHONTOO]

I don't do the god thing, but our Lizzy is god's own.

[@honshinglai6325]

You may consider to move her to enjoy rural life!

[@PushkinBake-l7j]

哪里的美丽乡村？！

[@sunnywu2464]

Country life is too luxurious for most people, esp in Hong Kong. That's why many retirees of HK seek their dream in Mainland.

[@charliemeng9456]

Lizzy, not sure if you know or asked anyone 65 years old or older in the rural area - what is their source of income?

[@GraceWONG-os4vs]

坐月是 婦女生產時 會用較剪剪開 古時 衛生環境不好 容易感染 不好努動 餵哺母乳 母親亦不能有病 外出吹風容易感冒 有病給小孩的話 死亡率會高 變成一種習俗 還有 生產過程大量出血的人 需要時間修復身體在家補血 食補養血的補品 更有利母乳養育孩子成長 虛弱的身體不易養出好母乳的

[@nanmca7501]

❤❤❤❤😂

[@Gamerzombiepro1]

Mainland can’t compare to Hong Kong 😂 because Hong Kong doesn’t ban things and it’s rich

[@悦忠]

Chinese women will be in confinement after giving birth to children.坐月子

[@gamesbackward]

channels like little chinese everywhere and sabbatical go to actual rural villages if you want to see somewhere you won't want to move to! make sure to pick up some pu-er tea though!