I LOVE Parks in China

I don't know about you, but the parks in my home country kind of suck. That's why I love the parks in China. They're clean, beautiful, and full of people having a good time.
What are the parks like in your country?
Parks in China also have exercise equipment, normally full of old people dancing, people singing karaoke. It's a hell of a good time.
What do you think of Chinese parks?
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[@MrTnylam]

Safe, clean and family friendly parks in China...what's not to love. Thanks for the vid.

[@AaroninChina]

Thanks for the comment! Really appreciate it.

[@maniaouri2146]

Many parks in Europe are not safe after dark and some during daytime too, plus those who having ''no-go-zones.

[@AaroninChina]

Exactly! In most of the parks in the UK, you don't want to go into after dark. What's nice about China, is that I have never once felt unsafe here.

[@narrowpath2980]

Really which parts ?

[@maniaouri2146]

@@narrowpath2980 assuming you are in Europe. for a start it could be your neighborhood ? check it up and let know please

[@jennyohara4011]

Fantastic Aaron, keep up your great work showing the real China

[@AaroninChina]

Thank you so much! That was the plan!

[@Pkpk-xs2xb]

Hello from Taiwan!Most of our media here do follow the western media to black China! Thanks for your vlog of real China….

[@AaroninChina]

Thanks for watching from Taiwan

[@firefly4784]

In the center of Bellevue, Seattle WA, sits a tiny park. It took only 10 min to walk around it. It was crowded with kids and dogs last Sunday when I visited, made me really miss the huge parks in China. The area around the space needle in Seattle looks quite dilapidated, not comparable to tourist spots in China. China now has the best public parks and plazas in the world.

[@darkhalo153]

Even the most touristy park in NYC, aka Central Park, is a no go zone after sunset.

[@matty6848]

Yes but you also have massive national parks like Yellowstone which isn’t manufactured and completely natural. You have mountains, deserts, the tropics of Florida, the beautiful beaches in California, America has loads too offer. This just another man made park in a big Chinese city, go out too the rural areas and see how the Chinese live there and if they have any lovely parks?

[@Is_it_rwanda]

@@matty6848 you can easily go out into wilderness nearly anywhere in the world, in fact the majority of the earth is made up of it. America doesn't have a monopoly on beautiful landscapes, and it's pathetic if wilderness is all that's on offer. What good is an out-of-state destination that's so far away, expensive, and inconvenient to access that you have to save up and take time off work to see it? These massive national parks are as accessible as an international vacation and underfunded. Even the "local" sites will rob you with parking and admissions.

[@hongtaozheng8801]

非常喜欢你的频道，没有夸张，没有诋毁，非常真实，关注了

[@AaroninChina]

太感谢了！ 很高兴有你成为粉丝

[@tiffanyrich6814]

chongqing, a city on the mountains while shenzhen, a city of parks 🤣

[@AaroninChina]

I still haven't been! I really want to

[@MightySteve001]

The Park where I live in the UK, are full of wino's. Hardly anybody goes there unless they had to.

[@AaroninChina]

I can't think of anytime I've been to a park in the UK and genuinely felt closer to people and everything is harmonious and clean. Maybe the 420 event in hyde park but that place is a mess afterwards.

[@Jeffreyuk]

@@AaroninChina Holland Park is really nice especially in summer time

[@narrowpath2980]

love it , so beautiful , no crime , no graffiti , very clean , thanks.

[@HerliJoaquimdeMenezes]

Hi from Brazil, Aaron! I like too much ou videos.

[@AaroninChina]

Wow! Hello Brazil! Thanks for the comment and support ☺

[@megaiang8133]

哈哈 饭后百步走 活到九十九 was in SZ shortly in 2007 and loved the city at first sight. Moden, green and clear and most importantly, been developping at a super fast pace which is also known as 深圳速度 SZ Speed. So, hope you enjoy your life in SZ

[@AaroninChina]

Thanks for sharing!

[@gunsumwong3948]

Relatively speaking there are more parks and public spaces in China than the western countries because it is a country built on community. Everything owned by the people will be adequately looked after. I also notice this once Hong Kong was returned back to China.

[@yeusean]

Any recommended vlogger in HK introducing places there ?

[@Bozebo]

Hong Kong demolished large swathes of skyscrapers to build more parks? Sounds interesting, send a link...

[@Wanderers-bg3if]

​@@Bozebo To be honest, Hong Kong doesn't have any beautiful scenery

[@JanghoTango]

It's really a beautiful park with beautiful environment !

[@davidautry3490]

Yes, very picturesque! There is no discarding - disposal of trash in China compared to what you can see virtually everywhere here in the U.S. My experience in China a decade ago remains in my mind and makes we want to return. No areas in China have I been where worry covers you like a blanket as we not uncommonly encounter here in the U.S.

[@Rambovican]

It might be 饭后百步走 活到九十九. Great video, enjoyed watching it👍👍👍

[@AaroninChina]

Thanks for the comment! Appreciate it!

[@Rambovican]

@@AaroninChina Pleasure is mine😉👍

[@RP-mm9ie]

people having a good time.

[@AaroninChina]

Having a good ol time at the park!

[@dyankee7214]

The only park in Dallas even close to what you showed us is the botanical gardens, and they charge $15 admission. Ft Worth has the Japanese gardens but they charge admission.

[@Wanderers-bg3if]

Chinese parks are all free, except for some special ones😢

[@meimiaolin2581]

Makes me want to check out Shenzhen next time I am in Guangdong.

[@AaroninChina]

Great city, highly recommend!

[@kl9518]

My grandmother is one hundred years old now and she use to go for a walks in the park after every evening meal. The Chinese park has a great atmosphere for all ages.

[@VinhNguyen-dv9zr]

Meanwhile parks in Sydney is full of homeless, people just passing by unless they have to

[@Mouzhappy]

bold of you to think China have no homeless

[@VinhNguyen-dv9zr]

@@Mouzhappy stupid talk. I didn't even say it. But at least big cities in China, the park don't have homeless. Not like the Sydney, homeless sit on the road from Circular Quay to Paddy market lmfao. Who u gonna lie

[@Spino2Earth]

Parks are pretty boring here in Norway, and quite small too.

[@RobertAmer]

The one feature which seems to be the centrepiece of most parks is a water feature such as a lake. Living here in Binyang, we are a long way from water, but we also have a large park with the centrepiece being a man made lake. It is extremely busy at night, as people walk around it in the evenings, particularly when the weather is warm.

[@AaroninChina]

Yeah most ones here also have a water piece, some sort of lake or body of water. Maybe it has something to do with Feng Shui

[@Flyingaceful]

Very nice man! Looks like they are building something near the park. Do you know what they are building?

[@AaroninChina]

I don't know for sure, but most likely it's either some office buildings/apartments/malls

[@BL-db6xt]

More people in China, hence, more Park Usage is true, an economy of scale. But ... the general China population density is 153 persons / km2. compared to the UK of 281person / km2. Nationally, more people per km2 in UK than in China. but its so general sweeping, lets looks at city levels. London: 5701 person / km2 vs. Beijing: 1134 persons / km2. Far more people in London than in Beijing. Shenzhen population density: 8600 persons / km2 which is more than London. In Shanghai, there are 3830 persons / km2. which is less than London. Regardless the population density is dense or light, Chinese people seemingly love parks more than the Brits. Is it because of the UK weather is so bleak or the parks are poor designed/maintained/safety or it's just a cultural difference, since Oriental people more likely emphasis on Collective Value (sense of community belonging, gregarious) while Individualism (independence, personal vanity, privacy) is more prevalent in the West

[@AaroninChina]

Some great math to back up what I've experienced.

[@Bozebo]

I mean the UK is kind of a bad example because anything after 5PM that isn't booze is going to shut (not parks but you know what I mean) and if you want to do anything other than drink you're apparently crazy, that'd decrease safety but the main issue is cultural (considering you can go *north* and find more people of all ages using public spaces well into the night on week days).

[@dysonyamagata1133]

很喜欢你的视频，它看上去是那么的真实，就像我们平时生活中的每一天一样，没有太多修饰。我不知道你会在中国生活多久，但我祝福你在中国的每一天都开心顺利。

[@AaroninChina]

Thanks for the nice wishes

[@MrDavidc]

The Chinese parks are great, but maybe not enough places where you can get coffee, tea and cakes-just thost heated up sausages in kiosks.

[@AaroninChina]

Yeah that's true. But I find that Chinese tastes in snacks are WAY different from westerners.

[@MrDavidc]

@@AaroninChina Well, there's plenty of good coffee bars opening up in China now, with some cakes like croissants and custard tarts. They're missing out on parks and museums

[@AaroninChina]

@@MrDavidc Yeah I just mean like everyday snacks that they munch on. It's not really my taste. There are some really nice foreign-style coffee shops here in SZ. But you're right there is like 1 museum here in SZ

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

Beautiful!

[@AaroninChina]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@wattwatt1573]

fàn hòu zǒu yī zǒu ， huó dào jiǔ shí jiǔ . Thanks for your sharing,

[@AaroninChina]

Thanks for the comment! Make sure to take a walk after your meals ;)

[@kwanmike9993]

Thank you for your effort, nowadays people go insane of critize those people who speak positive and neutral about China, they are brainwashed to be biased by the western main stream. We always want to hear real life of China instead of those political based media.

[@anglo1761]

精彩的视频伙计，看起来真的很棒！

[@oliviaspencer9946]

The light show in shenzhen really impressed me, it's the best show for me. Could you plz take a video about it? Thanks

[@AaroninChina]

If I see it again, I'll record it for you ♥

[@hcjet]

parks in Sweden is more or less "green freest", pretty nice but very less entertainment, basically no people go to park after dark.

[@AnnieT369]

In the city where I live there is only one park. It's tucked away in the middle of nowhere so not many people go there.

[@Ama-tp3xc]

Magnifique comme pack , vraiment impressionnent et propre.

[@LW78321]

Beautiful drone shots ❤

[@woojongson5431]

Parks are every important.

[@ipg6772]

Beautiful!

[@joneslo5572]

Park in China are designed for people to use in a safe, asthetic environment. Also most Chinese home do not have a "garden" to putter around.

[@dokingjonson6173]

Nice park.

[@AaroninChina]

Yes it was!

[@RocketMan-zc9jr]

you are great. Chinese people welcome you 😍😍

[@AaroninChina]

Thank you!

[@cc9232]

你的中文還要加強囉！

[@100-q8v]

A country thinks of the general public's welfare.

[@yingxu7908]

Aaron a honesty man

[@HelloHelloEveryone1]

The drones in the shape of a bird is amazing.

[@AaroninChina]

Yeah they had loads of cool displays

[@JOJO-ex6bi]

happy new year

[@AaroninChina]

Happy New Year to you too!

[@luckylukewjo]

Wow the statue of robot panda. There is a same one in Wangjing CBD of Beijing.

[@yuehchen7308]

a nice park is good for common people.💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@Baby86summer]

beautiful and clean park👍👍🇨🇳

[@AaroninChina]

It really is!

[@dominoaffabatelal6731]

ฺฺBeautiful.

[@pisces5144]

👍

[@lemanlie2356]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@Jeffreyuk]

The saying is 饭后百步走，活到99

[@jjbully]

wow, so many people in the park

[@weilin2043]

饭后走一走 活到九十九😄 确实有这句话 这句话你都知道厉害👍

[@AaroninChina]

I love these kinds of Chinese sayings!

[@rollbin]

Parks in London are also lovely, when sun is out

[@user-zj8cf3fq8e]

Looks like a very expensive place to live.

[@AaroninChina]

You can rent, and live a modest life with a salary of at least 12,000 RMB per month.

[@lexneuron]

@AaroninChina , Great contents and great video. By the way, 飯後走一走，活到九十九。 = 饭后走一走，活到九十九。 = fàn hòu zǒu yī zǒu ，huó dào jiǔ shí jiǔ 。

[@AaroninChina]

Thanks for clearing that up haha :)

[@MrSuperunix]

深圳到了晚上就是王者了，秒杀世界上的其他城市！！！

[@kanpakloy8212]

Parks r use for exercise & relaxation, playing games plus a place to get fresh air in the morning & evening for all ages. In UK, there r used y youngster to be hanky manky at night, occasionally if u dig jab a stick, many a time one can find bra, panties & even sometime someone screaming & jump of the bushes half naked or even nake from being jab with stick.

[@AaroninChina]

Sounds like my teenage years 😉

[@Albert_Einstein_not]

Chinese love to exercise and dance, yes dance, in their Parks, more so than any country than I have ever seen. In China the elderly are also more active than most countries. There are many groups engaging in all sorts of activities.

[@AaroninChina]

Totally agree!

[@matty6848]

Parks in China? Cities and countries in the west have had parks for hundreds of years like the skyscrapers the shills bang on about in China being built, America was building skyscrapers 70/80 years ago.. how about driving out of the big cities a few hundred miles and see if they have any parks there? I live in the U.K. and we have lovely parks by me, no homeless, no violence, just a few teenagers hanging around skateboarding and families enjoying the space. Why don’t you go out too a rural area and show us how the Chinese live?

[@elon6784]

Do uighurs get this kind of park too?

[@diyerwoo2899]

Not only do they have parks like this they also enjoy many benefits other Chinese don't have.

[@elon6784]

@@diyerwoo2899 like getting into concentration camps that your gov hasn't put you there because you're not a uighur?

[@culture5679]

@@elon6784 have you been to Xinjiang? you know nothing about Xinjiang, you are just brainwashed by western fake news, sad.

[@路人甲-u2s]

adults should have their own minds,do you?

[@Leon_BLP]

Why do even believe this? Why not go there and see yourself! Don’t be fooled by media. Poor man

[@Qwuiet]

It’s third world outside major cities

[@AaroninChina]

Define how far outside? There are tier 2,3,4 cities that I wouldn't classify as "Third World"

[@weizhang2834]

You forgot say like “ no democracy, no freedom, no human rights “ 😂

[@seventian6117]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpa5lJqDnd58mtE Walking the Streets of a 5th Tier City in China 🇨🇳

[@shuli6021]

i bet you can not afford traveling..

[@Qwuiet]

@@shuli6021 I was wrong, my view on China has changed. All I had to do looking for videos on KZbin. The third world is in US now 😂. I might not be that smart, but I can change my mind.