I went to Hospital in China AGAIN !!

[@paulanderson7796]

China is a fabulous country. Nothing remotely like the way "Western" media describes it.

[@JindaSukbunma514-ke4qw]

Western lies like hell”

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Exactly the way they describe it. Endless documentaries on China and its amazing infrastructure, facilities, culture. .. Obviously some negative. No wonder. Covid coverup was a disgrace.

[@inkbold8511]

Because of war mongers in whitehouse are looking to start ww3, they funded antichina propaganda to max volume and hope to get consent for war against China just like what they are doing to Ukraine and Russia.

[@kwokholuk8723]

China is a socialist country. The government has the responsibility to take care of its own people.

[@willsmith39]

Yup Wumao

[@HKChineseCanadian]

Affordable and high quality health care is what China has!

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Ranked 144 th globally. Awful doctors per citizen ratio. 8% of US cancer survival rates and way off western medical innovation. Best hospital in rankings are US.

[@TheTruth-88]

The road is so clean… nothing like that anywhere in USA… amazing china, high tech, clean, futuristic and ancient look at the same times..

[@AyaAya12361]

This video has nothing to do with the US, why are you taking about the US all the times lmao? imposter syndrome much?

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

US has the highest ranked and best hospitals and many are absolutely stunning. Also by far the best medical innovation and 8% better cancer rate survival stats.

[@TheTruth-88]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez yes you are correct US is one of the best back in 1990 to 2000… its declining over times.. today US is one of the worse.. most of US hospital are very old, the service is terrible, cost unbelievable expensive.. no insurance surely die..

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

@@TheTruth-88these are latest rankings. And US by far the leading medical innovators. Overall system is poor but outcomes are much better than China and quality is better. Affordability is a disaster though. Both systems could be much better .

[@karlwu5599]

​No doubt the best med-tech is in the US, but the tech only goes to those who can offer it or have adequate health. insurance.

[@hkfoo3333]

One thing you will notice , how little traffic there is in heavily populated China! There is only one explanation . The road systems are so well organised and developed that there is no traffic jams !! Go to any city in Asia or US etc you surely will see lots of traffic stuck somewhere.

[@markperry222]

There is a lot of traffic in most cities in China eastern and western China. In new development areas (like in this video) there is often little traffic but that can change very quickly once an area has become established. Once people and businesses move in traffic increases dramitically.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Overall Chinese infrastructure ranking is appalling obviously. So arrogant you guys.

[@teatree6228]

The people are under the ground- metro subway is alive with shops like a mall

[@hkfoo3333]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez Hey this video is about China , NOT INDIA/USA The two countries are now like 3rd world countries. Few dares even to travel there. Had bad experience esp in India

[@sawyermcgill2799]

it’s not rush hour,mate

[@semanadelherrero]

In China, you don't have to worry about not being able to see the doctor on the same day. In the West, you may have to wait for several months or longer.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Yeah, that's one thing I like a lot here, how easy it is to get tests done or see a doctor. There are many good local GP's in the UK, but just getting to see them can be a challenge in itself.

[@jasminejj5097]

Why do you guys always refer to "the west" with such sweeping generalisations? In New Zealand, we see the doctor same day as well. It's quite standard in many countries actually.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

@@jasminejj5097 I guess when people refer to the west in my comments they probably mostly mean the US or UK. I agree it is a sweeping generalization, there are many countries west of China all with vastly different healthcare systems. Sounds like you have it pretty good in New Zealand. It’s a country I’d love to visit in the future.

[@jasminejj5097]

@@middlekingdomproductions yes that could explain it. Because what about South pacific Islands etc. There's such a Grey area, which is why I cringe when I hear the west thrown about. Healthcare for me is good, but it's included as part of my companies generous health insurance policy.

[@maxwin4398]

Here in New Zealand, I have to wait 3 weeks to see my GP.

[@obiwan5781]

This is awesome, being able to film in public without police or security being called. The difference between US and UK freedom and democracy and China is so different. PS get well soon. ❤

[@AyaAya12361]

Tell me you've never been in the US or the UK without telling me...

[@SoCal760]

You definitely can film in any public spaces in the US. But hospitals are not public spaces

[@naivoj122]

​@@SoCal760legally you can but the amount of people minding their own business in the USA is non existing.

[@good2freelance1]

hospitals are public when the public can walk in @@SoCal760

[@antwango]

@@AyaAya12361 i was told off for taking a photo of my gf in a wig in H&M or some similar place on oxford street!!!! about 15 yrs ago!! i was given the wagging finger by some security guard and even back then i thought it was weird FFS!

[@MrFreeLuncheon]

Such a nice, modern building to visit if you are feeling unwell and so efficient 😎

[@SoCal760]

Actually it did not come across as healing and comforting. The top US hospitals are much better designed to feel not like hospitals. Instead, they feel Comforting, classy, and therapeutic

[@sophiamerrifieldw7967]

@@SoCal760 How much do you pay to go to this TOP US hospital ?

[@Caleb1979]

@@sophiamerrifieldw7967 Top USA hospital walk into the emergency room, stay for six hours, then have to be admitted for another twenty four hours, back in 2016 when this happened to me the bill was $14 thousand dollars.

[@inkbold8511]

Couple thousand of dollars for just a visit to top us hospitals 😂

[@SoCal760]

@@sophiamerrifieldw7967 not talking about cost, just about esthetics and design

[@ArthurJason-Constantine]

Everything inside China is so peaceful and calm. Every time I see ur video which makes me diving into the atmosphere where breeze keeps going by from time to time. Maybe it’s the peace which US and its allies can’t stand with, so they want to break it down.

[@yananneteoh9818]

What a beautiful place!

[@士雪]

Hope you get well very soon.

[@小妖-g4v]

I was surprised when I visited the children’s hospital in Shenzhen. It was clean and beautiful and there were balloons that you could get for your kids at the entrance! I didn’t even realize that it was a hospital!

[@partyhu]

深圳的公立医院门诊楼都有专门一层给儿童看病的，装修都跟幼儿园一样

[@Hacksilber]

有趣的事实:在中国，18岁以下的未成年人看病都需要前往儿童医院，你可以在幼儿园装修风格的儿童医院里看到一群接近两米的青年小伙，我打赌他们一定很尴尬(因为我曾经就很尴尬🙃)

[@djunasidharta3812]

No need to mention the words democracy, freedom or any flowery words. Being named as PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC, the leaders of China must show to it's people and the world what they do is the best for the PEOPLE.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Destroying people’s homes before Beijing Olympics was awful.

[@inkbold8511]

@JohnSmith-sm7ez A lot better than American gov destroying people's homes under eminent domain just so developers can make private railroads or roads to their factory and then NOT getting pay for the demolished home 10 years after Americans were evicted from their homes! Institute for Justice KZbin channel shows all these unfairly average Americans suffering under their so called democratic government! So you where is a giant hypocrite, cause cops in the USA will just kick you out of your home under "court orders" as soon as developers pay enough to the city gov to evict you! Also you will never see American homes that's in the middle of the road or extremely close to bridges like one in China due to owners refusing to sell, cause in the USA they physically comes and remove yourass under eminent domain unlike china who actually left those owners alone if they absolutely refused to sell.

[@inkbold8511]

@JohnSmith-sm7ez One last thing, you will never see gov in China taking money from people under the guise of fighting terrorism, unlike America were FBI stolen millions of dollars from a bank in California all under the name of counter terrorism and refuses to hand back their money even when those owners turn up asking for a return of their savings! Of course it's not just FBI this is happening to many Americans citizens and countless of them have their life savings seized under civil forfeitures law enforcement, their businesses closed or their homes bankrupted all due to democratic "civil forfeiture" that acts more like dictatorship 😂 but no you keep blaming communist for the ills of gov that's run by democracy, isn't it time for you stupidasss to open your eyes to see who your real enemies are? And fyi it ain't China or Chinese gov.

[@russelfang7434]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez Another BS from your media. All the families that have been evicted because of this big project have been compensated with better housing. How stupid do you have to be to believe this nonsense?🤭

[@djunasidharta3812]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez Destroying people's home? They were allocated to a newly built housing complex provided by the government.

[@yaglehoole5662]

If BBC is to be believed, then you must have gone to a holiday resort and mistaken it for a hospital?

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Bullshit. Most BBC coverage is very accurate and also very positive documentaries

[@inkbold8511]

😂

[@paulanderson7796]

Great video as always. Thanks so much for making the effort to shoot, edit, and publish your content.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thanks Paul! no worries, thanks for watching!

[@mglee1431]

You do know what background music to choose inorder to set the right mood for this hospital trip😊. I must say I enjoyed your video. Have an enjoyable trip home.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thank you very much for your kind comment 😄 Have a nice weekend!

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Please check out my website where I am trying to raise funds to cover vet bills and help rescue animals middlekingdomrescue.com and add my instagram: middlekingdomproductions where I will share photos of everyday life in China.

[@paulinerothwell4503]

Lovely clean and efficient hospital. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@sophiamerrifieldw7967]

The environment is so nice and clean. Very cheap to see a doctor. Btw, hope you get well soon.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

It is. I agree, it's not very expensive.

[@antwango]

Holy crap in the UK i took my mum to the hospital in croydon, she had an appointment for check ups for her cancer etc and i ended up waiting in 3 waiting areas for about 6 hours!!!! thats a whole day of sitting around being pissed at everyone!

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Sorry to hear that. That’s crazy! The NHS waiting times have gotten out of control. Hope your mum is ok 👍🙏🏻🌻🙂

[@antwango]

@@middlekingdomproductions Shes fighting through it all, all the pills, the BS the missed / cancelled appointments etc.... its her 2nd cancer type treatment in the last 20 yrs but shes doing well think touch wood, thanks adam... she had breast cancer 20 yrs ago and then thyroid recently.... i cant say i understand all of it..... im just there...

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Sounds like a really difficult time but great that she’s fighting it. I’m sure you being there for her will make all the difference 🙏🏻🌻🙂👍

[@xucg]

At least you got an appointment. I called the hospital since two weeks everyday for an appointment and every time I have to wait >30 min online and given up. I am in Germany.

[@willengel2458]

i had a checkup in june. my GP turned me into an ATM for his colleagues and test labs, blood test, heart ultrasound, lung x-ray, lung MRI, even an allergy test which the insurance company refused to pay. my GP suggest a surgeon consult, the ultrasound confirmed there's nothing wrong, so why the consult. LOL

[@liamporter1137]

Thanks for sharing.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Cheers Liam.

[@markperry222]

Having used Chinese hospitals sevarl times, including a stent procedure and ACL surgery, I can say that the facilities in the newer hospitals in the large cities are excellent. This is true in the larger hospitals that usually have names like ' (City or Province name) No1 Peoples Hospital. Locals will also tell you other good hospitals. Small local hospitals are not so good and are more like large clinics. Treatment is very affordable. I think my last MRI cost about USD 80, equivalent. My 3 weeks in hospital after ACL surgery cost less than USD 10 000, and that included a 5 hour surgery, and all related scans, xrays and other tests.

[@inkbold8511]

With my United healthcare I still have to pay $400+ just for MRI in US.

[@xucg]

Didn't you have an Insurance in China? If yes they will take over 90% of the cost in your case.

[@yuenshee4997]

Very nice and clean setting.

[@kofeesala23]

The overall environment and relaxing atmosphere give you the feeling that you are in safe hands.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

That's true.

[@antwango]

Again loving your music choice LOL melancholic, introspective etc etc

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thank you 👍

[@frank-js9nf]

there are many big hospitals in even one city of china , you can go to hospital at any time if need , see doctor is also fast , no need wait too long ,usually 1 to 2 hours the whole process checking will Done and you can get medicine fast and leave to home ,in evening also have doctors working in hospitals

[@fayyaznoor1962]

lovely video

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thank you very much!

[@ngedmund3018]

I love the Chinese hospital, the service is so fast and effective. I normally have to book an appointment here in Australia after two months of waiting.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Yeah, the fast service here is great, even though there's a small fee, it's better than the long wait in the UK.

[@ngedmund3018]

Very true mate, hope you get well soon. Take care!@@middlekingdomproductions

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thanks mate 👍🙂

[@theresaleung823]

Feel better, soon!

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thank you :)

[@nepaleseinchina]

middle kingdom name is a nice pick up👍

[@maxjing61]

1:11 this is the cafeteria you were looking for i think lol, given the CN characters on the wall

[@liuy88]

In English, it is "restaurant supermarket". Many restaurants in it.

[@colamelody3210]

I have a question, considering the medical treatmentt in the UK is all free, could you have your spent in china hospital been reimbursed in the UK ?

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Good question. No, it wouldn't be possible to reimburse medical expenses accumulated in China when I return to the Uk. If I had some kind of travel medical insurance maybe there would be some way but I'm not sure how that might work.

[@qingsongliu3175]

I like your video, subscribed

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thanks a lot 😀

[@PS-383]

How was your experience getting medical treatment in China compared to in your home country?

[@middlekingdomproductions]

I'm from England so healthcare is basically free which is great. However if you need to get treatment fast waiting times are very long and getting a doctors appointment to speak to a doctor can also take a while. In China when I need to see a doctor or have blood tests or CT scans done, I've been able to get them done on the same day without too much waiting around, which is really useful.

[@mubarakalshamari864]

What is the name of the hospital?

[@pycpenn]

1:20 Jiangsu Provincial People's Hospital, Pukou Branch. 江苏省人民医院 浦口分院

[@jinmxue5092]

bless you

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thank you

[@peacockpaula4723]

Amazing and healing in itself. May I just ask you do these medicines you or others are given, do they give dangerous side effects or are they natural and they do help and I mean it when I ask if they help? Thank you and bless you for sharing such wonderful things about this beloved, blessed beautiful, lovely country China🤗🙂❤👍.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

I found them to be similar to western medicines, just with different formulas / Chinese herbal medicine influence. I visited a herbal medicine doctor in one of my videos and I found herbal medicine worked well a few times when I tried it and other times there wasn’t as much of an effect. Thanks again for watching and commenting 🙏🏻✌️👍

[@peacockpaula4723]

@@middlekingdomproductions You're very welcome🙂. Have you tried Ayurvedic? I have been using and the're very good. Also try Biorezonance which is a non invasive treatment. I use it myself and again is the best👍👍. Being Chinese I am sure they'd provide such a natural service, they're good at these things, bless them🙂. So wish you the best and thanks fo taking the time to answer, I really apreciate it🙂👍. Good luck🙂🙏.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

I haven’t but thanks for the suggestions, I’ll take a look 😁 yeah I think they’ll be easy to find here. I’ve tried acupuncture here, that was an interesting experience.

[@didineerod4371]

Do ppl in China need to have health insurance in order to be treated in hospitals?

[@middlekingdomproductions]

No, I don’t think so

[@redmondlee9579]

Hospitals are open to everyone, but there are two billing models: self-payment, where you pay 100% of your medical expenses, and insurance, where you are reimbursed a certain percentage. All near-adult (e.g. 15+) Chinese citizens have health insurance, but there are usually several types of health insurance with different reimbursement capabilities. But even those with lower reimbursement rates can usually cover most of the cost of common major operations such as stenting, which is why the average life expectancy of the elderly has continued to rise in recent years. As far as I know, the usual way for young Chinese to get medical treatment is to pay out of pocket for minor illnesses because it's convenient and medical treatment is usually not expensive, and to get insurance for major illnesses.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

@@redmondlee9579 that’s interesting, thanks for sharing. I also take that approach, I have some form of insurance but I don’t use it for small treatment costs or medicine because it’s inexpensive and easier.

[@babybibil4556]

hi adam, why havent i gotten your chinese postcard yet? anyways, speedy recovery💐

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thank you. It can take a while to arrive in the regular post. I'll send you an email soon :)

[@beatricewan9958]

Are you going back to England for quite a long time?

[@middlekingdomproductions]

I spend time between England and China but my videos don't always show where I am at that time. I don't post videos in the order things happen, I sometimes film videos a while before I post them and sometimes I post them the same day I film them :)

[@beatricewan9958]

@@middlekingdomproductions Fo The vet bills , for China or worldwide?

[@middlekingdomproductions]

@@beatricewan9958 For animals I’ve rescued in China. I have a rescue cat and kitten at home who both need medicine and often visit the vets and another kitten staying in the vets. I also feed many dogs and cats and have rescued many dogs and cats from the streets.

[@beatricewan9958]

@@middlekingdomproductions oic! You travel a lot, then who takes care of the animals?

[@beatricewan9958]

@@middlekingdomproductions I understand how costly the vet bills are as I also have a number of rescued animals at home. I also help arrange desex operations for dogs in my neighborhood under the TNR Programme. Is there such a Programme in China?

[@ICEMAN_GT]

Very sentimental bgm..

[@SoCal760]

You won’t be able to film inside hospitals in the US. But that has mostly to do with litigations and, to a much lesser extend, patient privacy protection than lack of freedom

[@good2freelance1]

because ''you won't be able to film'' in the US = lack of freedom. It is clear, lack of freedom.

[@CrocdileLee]

It's OK to film in the public area of a hospital. But when doctors are doing treatment or collecting blood samples, photographing and filming are not allowed here.

[@teeong1645]

Lemon and honey is all you need for sore throat. You don't need the quack for that!

[@CSI426]

Did those medicine work for your sore throat and stomach?

[@middlekingdomproductions]

It got better so I think so, they appeared to work, but who knows whether it was going to get better naturally anyway, it's often hard to say whether it's the medicine or time that fixes a sore throat / stomach. 😀

[@Caleb1979]

Next time at Hospital can u ask if the doctors know about this Autosomal Recessive Genetic Condition (Glycogen Storage Disease Type 1B) thank you. This is a condition I have just want to know if Doctors in China know about it. It’s a very rare condition. In the western world only like 1300 people are known to have it.

[@wx365]

This is a known inherited disease. A lot of information online. Just Google. Every gene has two copies, one from each of your parents. Recessive means you can only have the disease if both copies are defective, and you don't have the disease if only one copy is defective. But you could pass the defective copy to your kids. Autosomal means the genes related to this disease are not on your X or Y chromosome.

[@fannyalbi9040]

so how u r being treated in your country?

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Sure, I can ask if I visit a hospital here again.

[@Caleb1979]

@@middlekingdomproductions Ok, thank You.!!

[@Caleb1979]

@@fannyalbi9040 Drink Uncooked cornstarch mixed with water every three hours during the day, and four hours at night. So I have to wake up after four hours and drink it, then go back to sleep. Eat small carbohydrate meals and snacks during the day. When I say small I mean 15 grams of carbohydrates for my meals and 5 grams for snacks. Then I drink the cornstarch thirty minutes later after eating. So basically my liver doesn’t do sugar dump to bring up glucose when it’s low I will run out of glucose. That’s what the cornstarch does, they found out the cornstarch slowly digest and slowly releases glucose over those three hours during the day and fours hours at night. Then there are medications involved that equal over $150k a year. I live in the USA. It’s a life threatening condition I’m missing the glucose 6 phosphate enzyme in the liver, the liver isn’t able to convert glycogen back to glucose for the body, that would normally happen in normal peoples bodies. So basically I can’t fast. I go through 50 pounds every two months or 22.68 kilograms every two months.

[@jakiejk]

come to shenzhen to have a drink together

[@万沪-s3c]

Interestingly, last time I met a British man who was afraid of taking Chinese medicine and went back to England for treatment.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

I think it depends on many factors, the severity of the illness, language barrier, whether you have health insurance etc. there can be some situations where it makes sense to go home.

[@andrewlee4809]

然后等了几个月？

[@Iam-me]

That s good price In USA health is expensive now

[@FredGuia-s1p]

USA health industry accounts for near 19% of GDP, 6% in China, which means that you pay less in China. In China, you get the health insurance if you have a job. The payroll system automatically charge 2% + 3(or 5) RMB from your salary as the premium.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Yeah it is pretty inexpensive.

[@JindaSukbunma514-ke4qw]

Hello you be okay”

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thanks 🙏🏻👍🙂

[@Truthseeker12332]

What is the purpose of filming his legs and shoes?

[@middlekingdomproductions]

There doesn’t have to be a purpose for everything 🙂 I experiment and try to come back to the moment where possible.

[@yudonghui]

I like your video,but don't like the BGM, sound like a sad music.😅😂

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thank you 🌻👍 yeah, some people find it a little sad, it’s impossible to choose music everyone likes but I think this music fits the hospital scene and atmosphere pretty well 😀

[@yudonghui]

@@middlekingdomproductions it reminds me of death in the hospital😂😂

[@middlekingdomproductions]

@@yudonghui 😂Well, it is the place we often enter and exit this world

[@productguru8323]

Can someone play on these pianos? Or are they just put there as decoration?

[@middlekingdomproductions]

They are real pianos I think. Pretty sure one was one of those automatic pianos that can play by itself. I would guess people can play if they want to 🙂

[@Hacksilber]

应该是可以弹的，毕竟那确实是真正的钢琴，只是我没见过有人真的在医院演奏(也可能只是我没有注意过，毕竟我不常去医院)。我每次去医院时，钢琴都是自动演奏的。

[@Incountry]

Pay as You Go medical…. Easy

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Yeah, the convenience of not having to book an appointment to see a doctor is great too.

[@maxjing61]

such poignant melancholic music lol

[@onkycui]

有人知道，如果一个外国人在中国养老，他应该买什么医疗保险呢？

[@inkbold8511]

Hmm that's good question, but even without insurance I heard their cost is still much lower compared to US.

[@onkycui]

@@inkbold8511 谢谢

[@xucg]

@@inkbold8511 but the cost can still be very high if one get seriously illed.

[@阿污卵]

商业保险对所有人开放

[@bobdeng1886]

商业保险

[@採菊绚麗]

It's wrong to interpret “ 中国 ” to mean the "Middle Kingdom." The full name of China is 【中华人民共和国】 in Chinese. It's 【The People Republic of China（PRC)】 in the English language. 【中国】is merely an abbreviation of 【中华共和国】 . "中" has the connotation of 中华. It's certainly not "middle". You are from the United Kingdom (UK) and the UK is a kingdom indeed because it has a monarchy system. Since 1911, China removed the monarchy and has been a Republic headed by a President. To all Chinese, China is the PRC not "MK".

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thanks for sharing that. I chose the name because I like it, not as a direct interpretation or translation from 中国.

[@ZariainYT]

Dude, the word "中國" is not only about "中華人民共和國" nor "中華共和國", it has been used in Ancient China as early as Qin Dynasty "秦朝"... And the uploader is right, because it practically means it - A country being at the center of the Earth (As claimed by Ancient Chinese though) If you blatantly state "中國" only means "中華人民共和國", you wouldn't help but ONLY let people (Especially outsiders) thinking it as a Chinese propaganda since Chinese History is NOT only limited to PRC...

[@fankefang]

Well, 中国 in general should refer to the 'Central Kingdom', instead of the 'Middle Kingdom'. 中央王国，而不是中间王国。

[@hero5658]

大体上不错； 国内医院亟需改革的是大夫的悬壶济世之心，目前不少大夫都是急吼吼的想从患者身上大赚一笔的心理，只有从国家层面上制定相关政策才能使老百姓受益。

[@阿污卵]

我从事医疗器械和药品销售十多年，这是个体制问题，医院自负盈亏，医院和公司一样需要创造利润，十多年前曾经提过收支两条线，但财政支撑不了，医疗是个钱坑

[@野鶴閒雲]

其实所遇到的国内一线的医生都非常不错，瓶颈在行政层面，比如流程安排、挂号、取药等环节的人员素质有待提高。

[@nangongyiyun]

so you live in jiangpu？hahaha，come on let‘s have a drink.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Not far away. Haha, send me an email.

[@jeffreysetapak]

What did you eat?? Maybe you ate too much "healthy" food. You are overheated 上火 热气.

[@morejoy5188]

Nope. Untrustworthy! Average cost of short consultation with a public health doctor (Private is absurdly expensive in China as China is NOT SOCIALIST OR COMMUNIST) IS 50 to 80 Yuan before cost of medicine.

[@thevanchung7568]

The hatred won’t hep you to distinguish what right and wrong.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Please let me know which hospital you paid this much? It’s possible to pay more to see more specialist doctors but usually the fee is around 10 yuan

[@teatree6228]

Mate You have a heart disease - ❤ Lovesick

[@dyong888]

Choice of music is too sombre. Sounds like someone died. Lol

[@CK-ve4tz]

😂

[@mechannel7046]

I think the music is very nice and appropriate.

[@nageshmr5209]

Music is aprotriate

[@dyong888]

"Aprotriate" LOL @@nageshmr5209

[@waiyinliew7031]

if you intent to make videos for YT and make a decent living out of it , my suggestion DON 'T give up your normal day job

[@middlekingdomproductions]

I’m just enjoying making videos, sharing my experiences and trying to raise money to help animals. Why do you suggest that ?

[@waiyinliew7031]

@@middlekingdomproductions you need to be MORE vocal in a MORE interesting manner to capture the audience .. your pause , diction and volume MUST be right ... my opinion

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thanks for sharing your opinion. I agree, there is much I could do to improve my communication skills and improve my videos. Perhaps I will try to do that in the future and capture the audiences attention more or "present" my videos, but for now it's not my intention to "present" or try to capture peoples attention. I make videos where I try to share an experience of the places I film in a way that I enjoy making. I don't try to polish them with lots of great presentation and fancy editing and sugar coating I just share it as I feel at that time and however it turns out it turns out. If people relate to the real experiences I share and enjoy the music then that's great, if they don't then that's great too :)

[@waiyinliew7031]

@@middlekingdomproductions problem with this freaking world IS NOT your pleasure and enjoyment ... those emotions belongs to other NOT UNLESS your ship have sailed into your harbour of course if you get my drift

[@inkbold8511]

Not always true in regards to how he does his videos, if you see dancing bacon's video you will know you don't have to talk in video at all and it still becomes popular. They have millions of subscribers and they don't talk at all in their videos!

[@xuzhang810]

good vedio!thank you share this vedio.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

Thank you very much for watching 🙏🏻🙂

[@satanbuster8248]

Surprised you didn't ask the doctor what is your problem.

[@middlekingdomproductions]

I did 🙂

[@middlekingdomproductions]

It was a bacterial infection. Haha there is a lot of tasty fried food here but I don’t eat a lot of it 🙂