Is China Safe? 🇨🇳

[@LightningFoxGame]

Great video, Syifa. This video is way bigger than just about "safety in China" in a good way. Thank you for sharing your honest opinion and thoughts on Chinese political system. Democracy or communism, we all should respect each other instead of against each other. And you are absolutely right about what it takes to live in a different culture in comparison with traveling to a country. To live in a different culture, firstly you have to accept all the differences, maximize the positives and minimize the negatives opinions. It all goes down to one simple word "respect".

[@tmatthew7059]

fair comment

[@李斯基-i7y]

哈哈，哈哈。HAHAHA

[@zgo5430]

Tbf, democracy doesnt mean a lot, it cannot even solve problem, lets see how "Hong Konger" or "Free Hong Kong" goes lmao. According to CNN, They said HK is peacefully protesting, lol so why they covered faces using masks, why they wearing hamlet. 敢做不敢当吗？

[@digitalmagic101]

I have traveled to many parts of China and I loved all my trips, I was treated very well and I never felt that I was in danger but it is important to treat people with respect, I am from the USA and when I went to China for the first time I realised that the msm in the USA are lying to the American people about china. you can't judge the people in china with the USA stand point to start you are not in the USA you are in another country, learn about it and show respect and you will enjoy your trip in many parts of this beautiful world.

[@상하이미뇽]

My Uncle almost got killed in Jakarta 1998. Since then, Indonesia became a nightmare for my family. I have been at least 80 countries, and I can tell that China, Japan, and South Korea are the safest country in the world.

[@raymonddondup7297]

Have you been to Bhutan?

[@SuperChairman]

Share your story about North Korea.

[@xiaoding3175]

Hi Syifa. I was born of muslim family in Yinchuan, and currently studying in Australia. Yinchuan is such a quiet and elegant city with a lot of Islam influence. It is difficult to find any foreigners in the street of Yinchuan, and also difficult to find any videos related to Yinchuan on KZbin. Plz keep upload video about YC and hope you have great time in China.

[@xiaoding3175]

NoPain NoGain 你吃点屎 冷静下

[@gluxodin3523]

don't send them back to China, we don't want them too

[@richardgao7011]

Hahaha...very funny conversations, poor Xiao Ding

[@inveslator]

一群智障种族主义者和宗教歧视者。。。。楼主不要理他们就好

[@GeorgeMartinus]

Sis Syifa, what u have said is exactly 100% similar within my head! The more I learn n understand China, the more I love Chinese culture. Last winter 2018, I solo backpacked Beijing - Harbin - Changbaishan, from big cities to countryside. I would tell my journey was not so smooth as I expected. On the first day in Beijing, my shoe sole came off. To think that I still have 2 weeks trip, it's totally disaster n unlucky from the start. I lack of Chinese language skill and it worst than kindergarten, but I tried to ask the youngs subway staff. We talked via translator app slowly about I need strong glue to attach the sole. 1 boy staff asked me to follow him, he also used his card access for us to get in n get out the gate. He brought me to small store and he bought me glue with his money. I couldn't say thanks enough n I bought him n friends a snack for exchange. That's just 1 story and I got more help from Chinese people during my 2 weeks travel. . There're so many security cameras in every corner of Chinese cities, even in small towns. It's actually government policy to install CCTV in everywhere. Foreigners who are first time here might be feel unsafe or terrified which make them think there are no such private life in China. "Big Bro" is always watching you anywhere n anytime. But truthfully, when I experienced it by myself n from watch vlog about foreigners who lives in China, it's totally safe n not bind their daily life. Since there are CCTV everywhere, now Chinese cannot just do illegal stuff as they please. People now aware about what they do and they feel restrain to do illegal stuff. Because once they caught in camera doing such things, police will easily find his/her identity n surely decrease their social points. I don't say China doesn't have bad people, something bad are relative and we still need to cautious while traveling. But the criminal rate in China has become lower since those CCTV installed. . But unfortunately, some of western media I have watched here in KZbin depict it in such negative ways n too hypocrite. Most of their reports are not entirely true from the facts. Because their news target is for foreigners out there who never set their own foot or have zero life experience about China. They just sit tight with their gadgets watching anti-Chinese propaganda by western media, and they swallow it without think twice. . About Chinese politics, I do agree with your statement! We cannot say democracy is always better than communist or vice versa. It's just suitable or not to one country. For such massive land with dozens/hundreds different ethnics (which have different mindsets, too), there need to have a supervision above all. It's surely not an easy task to make one to understand other, so there needs power of control to make them in one nationalist. I think Indonesia should be applied the same method like China does... "soft-dictatorship". It's not bad at all, as long as the leader is good and works for his/her people's sake. Just like Lee Kuan Yew had done back then. . Recently I watch Nathan Rich's videos in KZbin. He can give clearly logic n debunk what western has distorted about China. . Man.... sorry I'm rambling so much because this is the first time I know someone who shares the same idea about China with mine. There are a lot of misunderstand out there and we think we fully enough to comprehend about China. Anyway, saya juga orang Indo tinggal di Bekasi. Terima kasih banyak kak Syifa.

[@charlestjochsrlest6355]

i been travelling in china in the past ten yrs or so,sometime i were walking alone in the street at mid nite till morning just to enjoy the nite life,is totally safe for me.

[@智能山药]

she is gorgeous isn't she?

[@Loukgob]

ikr, no denial to that.

[@XXXX-eg9zm]

10000% safer than India

[@najeeb3579]

BaoLong Chen I urge you to go to Wikipedia n type rape index, then you may ashamed of putting indias name on top of the rape list.

[@XXXX-eg9zm]

i am neither Chinese or Pakistani, India famous with Rape is a fact, no matter how you deny it, fact is fact. Please open up your eyes and read this: www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-39984640

[@najeeb3579]

BaoLong Chen if you believe that you are alright what you see or heared then I would say that you are an illitrate or an ignorant6.or compelled to being like a frog in the well. There's many western countries are more intolerance towards womens. but india carry the most blame while few leading news agencies are paid to telecast those rape news only on India. but I must tell you they didn't succeed on it. the tourists are still flocking to India than ever before. you tube:/aU8xWilacG8.please have a look then decide whether you need still denied to believe the same or continue to being as frog in the well.even if India the first then compare the population and divide the rape report you still find the indian society more tolerant.

[@XXXX-eg9zm]

Najeeb just stop telling jokes, obviously you are the frog in the well.

[@najeeb3579]

BaoLong Chen if you are trying to believe others that your refurbished myopic view on India is right then I hv no time to left waste my time. Just rhetoric keep cry India still manage to go ahead weather you like it or not.

[@sunflower-vc7nu]

You are very beautiful and open-minded lady! I miss China and I 'll come back China this September.

[@jinghe8709]

China is very safe !im very proud of being a Chinese people,welcome to here !

[@imrankhanptiilovepti3979]

Jing He i am pakistani i love china my fariend cantry

[@cicy521]

different people got different view of China due to its diversity and huge body and long history. No need to matter your view is true or not, just experience more ,you will feel more.

[@kurtx]

As I was born in this country and have been living here for more than 30 years, there ARE many aspects I hate: high tax rates, in-efficient government, ... But I have to say it's NEVER easy to organize the world largest 1.3 billion people and make all of them live better. "Why are there always tears in my eyes? because I love this land so deeply."

[@专骂反中傻逼]

Such a smart and beautiful young lady,wish you all great in China~

[@acajudi100]

Thank you so much for speaking louder. I am an American Muslim. Thank you.

[@_peach9235]

I've been visited China 's some cities , xi'an shanghai, Shenzhen ,Guilin . and I like those cities very much. Go China ! Greeting from China .

[@antontanaka9235]

I have been in China couple times and i never feel scare or uncomfortable. China very safe country and friendly people. Nice place....bravo

[@ELCEV]

As a American who has lived in China and married to a wonderful Chinese wife if is refreshing to hear your honest and well spoken opinion of China. Best of wishes with your adventure.

[@BobKernow]

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing your thoughtful, balanced and sympathetic opinions on cultural differences. I've visited China a few times and been to both first tier and third tier cities. I've always found China to be safe and Chinese people friendly and welcoming. I completely agree with you, different doesn't mean bad!

[@anwaraznan2104]

Wonderful sharing of your views and experience living in China although within a short period of time. No doubt, it's really a nice video. Congratulations Syifa! You have been very observant and frank in your telling of the story. Certainly, young people would stand to benefit from your knowledge and experience living in a foreign country like China. Hope you would continue to share more in the next video.

[@上官月影]

Welcome to China😄

[@camillelau9244]

You have an open mind，keep going

[@wsha1468]

if she has open mind，just take off turban and eat pork。

[@alfianbaidowi1921]

w Sha

[@Kithkin07]

Salaam Syfia! thanks for sharing your journey & perspectives into life. I discovered your videos for the first time today after performing my Fajar/ morning salaat. I am so happy to discover you...i really admire your open-mindedness and your respect for the chinese culture, which i think is actually the inherent wisdom & generosity of one's heart to accept and appreciate things which are not consistent with one's own culture or upbringing. Another thing that i very much like about you is your modest outfits, especially your head scarves/hijabs. I like their fabrics, colors, patterns and the way you wrap them. As for the ideas, topics for future videos, i think you should definitely devote at least one of your future videos towards a tutorial about how to wrap hijab. if you are thinking that it may not be appealing to a huge population, true, but it would be very useful, helpful & meaningful to those who are striving to be firm and steadfast on the journey of dressing-up like a muslim, with the sole purpose of pleasing their lord, Allah-Almighty! Since i wear hijab for almost a decade now, i am always looking for different ways of wrapping them, especially since some methods of wrapping hijabs are not practical depending on the fabric, material of the hijabs; and yes, i can totally relate to your feelings of abandoning my hijab sometimes so i can just blend in the general population around me...( i live in Miami, Florida, United States) or sometimes just to avoid all the hostile & curious stares of all sorts... . Also, i'd like to know where do you buy your hijabs from? is it a website, a store, a bazar, etc. --- also, i'd like to know what is the original shape of your hijabs, that is, are they rectangle pieces of clothes, or triangles or squares. etc.

[@brightjmillet3854]

Most of youngers can speak English in China,most of elderly people can not understand English. And the eastern China has better English education in China. One more thing,some of other ethnics can not speak English very well,because they have to learn other two languages(native language and Mandarin,haha)

[@lucleoni]

Wise words from a wise person, I find that your "topic" related video's are so interesting and informative about your way of seeing and apreciating things. Love and respect.

[@salehchazali7848]

Excellent video.very informative and respectful to the chinese culture and way of life.been to china quite a few times and I was blown away and fell in love with the country.the stare really doesn't bother me at all.almost every day in China I will meet someone that have never seen a black person before and I am always approached for pictures.if you're doing it out of curiosity it doesn't bother me at all.china is very modern,very affordable and adventurous..👍🏿👍🏿

[@jeff051]

China is safe for travellers though I haven't been there yet.China has open up their once isolation policy during the communist era they are progressing rapid in terms of economy and administration.wishing you all the best in your forthcoming travels

[@arindamsaha735]

Yes because communist or left wing parties are progressive okk.change ur thoughts .😁

[@RandyHartono]

Hi Syifa, I like how you speak and the content is so rich and truthful.. Good Job and good luck.. GBU

[@julianz3598]

Hey Syifa, I'm from mainland China and really envy your courage of your lifestyle. I wish you best luck and much happiness. One last thing I'd like to mention is that do not blind trust anyone or anything when safety concerns.

[@bobriquardo5317]

Instantly subbed. You're very intelligent Syifa. Keep it up! Looking forward to future videos.

[@yuhangshen6804]

You are a beautiful Muslim woman. I used to work in Bali, Celukan bawang area, there are also many muslims , I contacted with them a lot. Actually most of them are nice people.

[@liszeify]

Spitting is a common occurrence on the football pitch in the west.

[@radiw9317]

Love this Video Syifa! Such a pleasure seeing you giving a depth analysis based on your opinion about stereotypes in different countries/culture.. Its nice to see someone else's pov to widen our own perspective on certain topics.

[@sahmed110]

This is inspiring for anyone that wants to travel, very helpful information. Sounding super educated and open minded about people and cultures, mashaallah!!

[@Weeping-Angel]

Hi Syifa, You videos have really inspired me to travel to China one day in the future and possibly live there. I have always wanted to go to China just to experience everything ever since I was little.

[@zgo5430]

I like ur video soo much, thats truly the meaning of travelling instead of being biased by what media says.

[@abdhasann]

Syifa. Kamu luarbiasa. Saya cuma membayangkan bagaimana perasaan orangtua punya anak gadis adventurous seperti kamu. Semoga Allah selalu melindungi kamu. Good Luck.

[@brianpan8521]

China is one of the safest countries in the world.

[@droidfanor4068]

Brian Pan It have grown toooo safe that chinese citizens have no idea how dangerous outside world is. You always hear news about chinese robbed, rapped, or killed in foreign countries, but never anything bad happened to foreigners who came to china.

[@wawandeha]

I really feel easier to understand your English better than when I speak with a native speaker... Thank you, it could improve my English for sure... good job lady...

[@anewsbangladesh]

I love china to🌹🌹🌹

[@emmb8334]

Salaam Syifa, I read an article online in which you said you're reconsidering hijab as people treat you differently and it's just a piece of clothing. It's truly impressive that you've been travelling with hijab and hijab isn't just a piece of clothing. It's more than that. It's a way of life. It's part of your identity as a Muslim. If people treat you differently then that's their issue and I'm sure you're positively influencing them and making them reconsider their thoughts and preconceptions of Muslim women. You shouldn't need to change to make them feel comfortable. These are my thoughts and I hope you appreciate them. I've also travelled abroad with hijab and loved the interactions with non-Muslims during this time. I considered removing hijab whilst travelling too but felt this would be a downward spiral for me in terms of my deen and imaan. Hold tight onto your deen x

[@atkins8644]

Hi Syifa, like your from your heart comments on China. You are still new there, believe me it is safe in almost every part China because the chinese culture are always modest and friendly. Terima Kasih atas berkongsi pengalaman kamu.

[@MrStargazer777]

Salam, I just saw your vlog. I traveled to China last year. Visited Xi'an, Hongzhou. The year before that I went to Beijing and Shanghai. It's a great country and the people are also great. As a Muslim I never felt any problem. Every two blocks I could find a halal restaurant. Also Xi'an with it's great mosque and Muslim quarter is amazing. Highly recommend China for Muslims.. have fun!

[@yulin7770498]

Thank you for sharing your experience in China and let people from the other countries change the stereotypes of China. Enjoy China.

[@linyueqing8826]

Good video! Agree with all that points you made here. Hope you can spend some time at Si Chuan province to see great view over there. BTW, I lived at Indonesia for 2+years, I have many good friends back there.

[@mogo4491]

Thank for the informative video. I live in USA for last 4 years and I see everyday people spiting on the street and in public places speaking very laud. I don’t know which part of USA your friend is from but here in California it’s the way mentioned. The other thing about USA is people’s driving which is most of the time unsafe and aggressive. And police is very aggressive and some time even violent. Lots of homeless people on the street and poverty is very much visible. Thanks again for your videos.

[@whokilledmax]

At first glance, I was completely shocked. This eye makeup is amazing.

[@xiuguo]

Hi Syifa, I appreciate your effort to make this video and especially your open-mindedness. I think a neutral perspective toward other countries & cultures and open-mindedness are things we really need nowadays (of course not only for china!) Just wanna point out one thing based on my observation: international politics are actually a very popular topic for Chinese people (again, according to my experience, that's the reason why I wanna discuss here). Global issues play a important role in news, social media and you hear people talk about is all the time. Maybe if you know more Chinese, you might notice this 😁 anyway Really enjoy watching your content. Look forward to more, take care!

[@bindawang3322]

great video. being open-minded is very important.

[@daniellxia]

I think most of people stare at you just because you are beautiful :D

[@张展祥-l4u]

no ，is her scarf，in china this scarf is illegal.

[@jimmetan7031]

Yes, I agree with you.

[@Farhanullah]

Daniel Xia it’s not about beauty. If your are are foreigner Chinese will stare at you out of curiosity 😂

[@jackfukkor8092]

@@张展祥-l4u illegal?..

[@kitokilo]

you're living the dream. all the best for you sister!

[@dongzhang777]

Thanks for the video. i can see that you are a very wise and kind girl. Hope you enjoy your time in China.

[@mustaphadauda373]

I'm really excited with courage for keeping your hijab may Allah guide you Ameen

[@lxjilyfe]

mustapha daudaimams as I know the Chinese govt doesn't force Muslims to remove it.

[@Chinareport]

Thank you for sharing this important information - that is, who would go if they thought they would be feeling unsafe every day. Just so everyone can learn , we sent a link up to twitter and our site. Hoi from The Netherlands.

[@davidlang1125]

Very thoughtful opinion! Fair and balanced, as some might say. Thanks Syifa. Really enjoy your videos.

[@joeyzhou4550]

nice talk. I believe people play too much of Political or reliegue , it will make people angry and hate each other... so political or religious are not important in most Chinese people's life. it make life much easier.

[@alexwhite7072]

Your video is very objective~the 2700th follower!

[@seantran5953]

Hi Syifa, I believe you're a very genuine and humble young lady. wishing you the best in your journey of life.

[@MultiErlkonig]

Liu Xiaobo 28 December 1955 - 13 July 2017) was a Chinese literary critic, writer, human rights activist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate who got imprisonment torture by govt. and die last night!

[@alasalim744]

Salam Syifa! Great video as always. I agree with you about there is no good way or bad way in societies. but hygene is not about procpective and believes. it is about health. so if a society have habits like spitting or not washing hands after using toilet it is something bad and others should try to rectify it...Unless this society can not afford to have healthy habits. like when I was in Ghana. many places like beaches and road side were treated like public toilets. which is something I didn't like. but I found out that many houses do not have running water not to mention toilets in their houses....so who can blame them for such behaviour? If I wanna fix this problem I should provide running water to their houses. telling them not to take leave outside wont change their attitude. about next topic. could you consider making a video about local food and popular dishes where you live??

[@shamsudinadam]

Just loving your pronunciation of every single words you say.....good stuff 👍 Hope can meet you someday

[@ecrush5080]

couldn't agree more ... it's very wise way of thinking. I really enjoy your vlog

[@niyuan1]

Thank you for sharing and speaking out of real life first-hand living experience in China, convincing and good cultural teaching as well. Could you share some cultural experience from your home country Indonesia as well? thanks!

[@jethalama5035]

Syifa, Thanks for sharing your experiences about china. According to you, I've known that china is a safe & peaceful country to visit at any time even mid-night even a single lady. It's out from my imagination when I think about my country, Nepal. If you've a plan to visit in Nepal in coming days, you've to be precaution wherever you travel & never try to go out from your apartment after evening if you're single(not with friends) because anything can happen in the street. you can feel safe only at Thamel area the city where you can find foreigners from different countries & up to 1 or 2 AM the city will be opened. Except Thamel other cities are not safe to visit after evening. I'm a man even I have to be precaution in every steps. if someone(pocket picker) knows I've 3-4 thousand rupees they'll start to follow me & looking for a good chance to attack. Although general Nepalese people are very much helpful, peaceful, honest & heartily respect the guests(foreigners) & Nepal is a beautiful place to visit in.

[@marioalbertolucero8323]

i learn so many things about you my friend Syifa, you're a good teacher.....

[@trommelbiel]

You should be proud of your parents for giving you your God given freedom. You have the best parents. Be grateful. And you look like a good woman.

[@bennysetiawan7186]

Bagus mbak, jalan2 memang membuka wawasan. banyak media yg memberitakan hal2 yg ngak benar.

[@jaymart2390]

Bloody awesome! Could you please make a Hongkong Disneyland blog? Cheers!

[@hdjsidkdk3766]

You're so open-minded and beautiful. Have a good time in China!

[@david1234lee]

I travel to China almost annually and have stayed in large cities and small towns. China is generally pretty safe. Somebody may pickpocket specially on the trains. Nobody will actually rob you.

[@jiangxiacao9167]

Harbin is really nice city locate at HLJ province.When winter coming,Is really beautiful.Welcome to Harbin! I think U will enjoy the travel!

[@heyongkun]

i am chinese i think the most good thing for live in china is you can travel anywhere with a smart phone, much convenience than any country,

[@irshadtechi]

Brilliant stuff, thanks for sharing info!!

[@nasnur71]

Clear, Informative and helpful...presented by a beautiful lady with a lovely voice. I like!

[@fishingnetcollectionworldwide]

Nice video, Syifa your presentation is so good and also you look pretty over all you got 95% mark.

[@skng5353]

Terima kasih (Thank you) Syifa for your great videos. Being a Malaysian, I m eager to know how the Chinese public in general treat you as a Muslim, especially after reading so many one-sided reports, mostly from the Westerners who might not have even stepped their feet into China before, about religious bans towards Islam and the Tibetan Buddhism.

[@xuliu8062]

As a Chinese, I tell you that Chinese elderly and middle-aged people know nothing about Muslims. They have never touched the lives of Muslims, nor do they care about news and politics. Most of the Chinese in the younger generation are basically atheists. They believe that religion is a stupid opium. Negative views, religions fool people to gain benefits, but China has few negative views on Buddhism. Buddhism may have some superstitious beliefs, but Buddhists are very peaceful, they are not violent, they do not threaten others, but Muslims' views are very negative, because Islam is a rather intolerant religion. You see the same Muslims, because the Shiites and Sunnis can kill each other and cannot tolerate the infidels. A Muslim may be a good person, but a group of Muslims is not a good thing.

[@junfang2353]

I am so glad to find you on KZbin.

[@EnriqueLopez-lf8qm]

Your English is very good!

[@woolfwoolf]

Great video....i love your empathy and your point of view...thanks

[@haosun3700]

Enjoy your life in China. Love your video !

[@teguhagung5661]

hey syifa, its better you talked with walking around or stay in different place among the parts. I just feel bored but I like your content very much. good topic

[@zzero9438]

there need to be more voices like yours.

[@richardgao7011]

Very pleasant, graceful and elegant girl. Could I say she is one of the most beautiful girls in this world. I am even thinking if I should change my religion if I have any. By the way, I will not do that, coz I am too old. LoL. Anyway, girl, be happy and safe here. Even if someone in China is not good, believe me, most of the Chinese people are kind, not aggressive, meek, even often sheepish.

[@梦田香草]

We are socialism......I don't know why people in the world still think we are communism，you know we are changing a lot in many aspects，so why do you think we have the political system just as decades of years ago......maybe you don't understand the differences between two system，but we are not like what you think in communism.As for XinJiang，well，why not come here and have a look by yourself?

[@tancolvis5240]

great video and yr speeches is great. currently u are in china do show around yr area the culture of things in china building....etc

[@mencot89]

You looked like Kristin Kreuk that Smallville actress I swear!! Even your teeth lol God you're so pretty and smart

[@宋仲基-k1d]

你很漂亮，谢谢你说出真实的中国

[@kurtx]

Indeed, you are correct.

[@chunming5745]

你很漂亮，谢谢你说出真实的中国=You're beautiful. Thank you for telling the true China.

[@victorlee8615]

she is really pretty.

[@liualbert6504]

Your comment is totally correct. I agree with all what you siad.

[@haonandeng3532]

I've seen people spiting in US. it's just less opportunity to see because of population.

[@zenazeng3622]

I read some comments. It is a pity that no one really understand what the culture difference means. Someone may say our safety is from the camera. Someone say the spit is because of our poor before. The real difference is our diversity culture. When you grow up in such a diversity culture, your inclusiveness will be very very high. This means almost no discrimination. The camera may increase the society safety. But even no camera, the main criminal in our society are robbery or blackmail, or something like this. But the murder is very few. Because in our society, the gun is banned. You can not even take a big knife with yourself on the street. For spitting, it is our real culture for thousand years, e.g. 唾骂，唾面自干. It is not because we are poor before. So don't use your culture to guess it.

[@Cody-tm8kq]

Because of the internet restriction, that why we have WeChat, youku and other great applications.

[@Sun-bp6lp]

Well done! Good analysis.

[@franklinyao7597]

It's safer than most of places in the world. But you must still be careful.

[@陈币丘]

there are good and bad people in the country ，thanks the best wish for you in China

[@rodgerterrey7171]

great video Syifa !!!!! I m a western er California USA & watch other vlogs about China & yours is very interesting & informing & your English is excellent !!!!! My other vlogs I watched are JA YOE Nation & serpenza & ADV China you are awesome keep up the good work !!!! Rodger Terrey

[@tirionxia1891]

Actually Chinese are very interested in international matters, but most of us are lacking of international politics vocabulary. When it comes to London, Paris, New York, we could understand. But when it comes the capital of Namibia, Ethiopia, or the border conflict somewhere in East Europe, we can discuss in Chinese......

[@jlr43100]

Fayettevile , AR. Should be your next place to visit.

[@whokilledmax]

As for the question of spitting, I also thought a lot during the middle school days. From a sociological point of view to a physiological point of view, I even think that is there any special structure in the nasal cavity of our Chinese？

[@whokilledmax]

Haven't found the exact answer yet, I have grown up in the blink of an eye, and as far as my personal experience is concerned, this problem has improved a lot (may not be enough for some foreign friends).

[@xuliu8062]

@@whokilledmax 只是因为，我们的父母在青年和幼年时代，都生活在贫穷的农村，这造就了他们的卫生习惯，

[@nandinidash5915]

Very true. I have same experience . China is quiet safer than India too. Upload this video on YOUKU. Chinese people will be happy.

[@PhantomZeef]

Thank you for your video. I have a plan to travel in China. your video give a very useful information.

[@radensemprul5878]

Is youtube blocked in china?