CHINA'S INCREDIBLE CITY! 🇨🇳 SHANGHAI

[@JumpingPlaces]

Watch all our China Videos here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmSle3-CnJV0f5I

[@giannishen]

Which country in the world cannot use the Internet normally? What are they controlling and what are they afraid of? You think you can escape scrutiny, but in fact, no one can!

[@diggingmystyle]

@giannishen everyone can use the internet in China. They just can't access certain American social media websites. It is well known CIA uses social media platforms such as Facebook to disrupt foreign societies. If there's one thing you can't do in China, it is to challenge the government and cause chaos. It was done for the right reasons since the United States is pulling out every imaginable tactic to keep China from overtaking the US.

[@wonpeng]

​Define normally first. LoL​@@giannishen

[@專捉小紅]

​ @wonpeng 👈 wumao = little pink

[@大爱中国人]

@@giannishen Jealousy twisted your face

[@Krishnanand2008]

Nice to see tall structures & old buildings in Shanghai. City is very clean & beautiful landscapes all around. Appreciate your hardwork & passion to travel around the globe & sharing the superb videos.

[@JumpingPlaces]

So nice of you

[@johnsonlee9797]

This Vlogger is one of the few who understands Chinese history, which is great

[@ZhouZice]

作为一个中国人，我真的不建议你去中国工作，但在中国生活是很合适的。毕竟中国的工资很低，除了房子的价格，其他一切都很实惠。

[@adubuh66]

You guys have definitely changed my mind on visiting China one day , thanks for sharing

[@JumpingPlaces]

its has definitely been a real eye opener visiting here

[@tatianalp2847]

You definitely should, it's an amazing country. It should be in everyone's bucket list when it comes to travel.

[@李皓-b2g]

期待你来中国旅游，上海，北京，新疆，云南，成都，重庆，西安……

[@linus631]

​@@JumpingPlacesLove your videos, China looks great. How about a "Tips for China travel" video? Like what APP to use, things you learn would make China travel easier! It'll be popular & help lots of people!

[@mijay6224]

@linus631 WeChat, Gaode Map, Didi Chuxing, Alipay

[@garylee9668]

lots of clean , beautiful cities in China such as. Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Macau, Zhuhai, Chengdu, Chongqing , Xiamen .... Actually more chill places other than tourist attractions in Shanghai, a lot more beautiful too.

[@vickyhuang1958]

Agree 👍 Shanghai is less interesting than many other places in China. Such as Changing, Chengdu, Xian, Yunnan, Nanjing, etc.

[@feding3328]

@@vickyhuang1958 True. To the Chinese, Shanghai is not that appealing. But to foreigners, SH is the most famous Chinese city.

[@JasonVu-h7t]

Does anyone know why people are leaving Shanghai and so many foreigners have left? Business Insider The thousands of Chinese migrants headed to the US-Mexico border just lost their key entry point to America Matthew Loh Thu, June 20, 2024 at 4:51 AM EDT·4 min read Data on Chinese arrivals in Ecuador give some clues to the demographics of migrants reaching the US. According to the Niskanen Center, Shanghai is the Chinese region with the highest per-capita rate of people leaving to reach Ecuador, with 274 arrivals for every 1 million people in Shanghai. Hong Kong is second, with 257 arrivals per 1 million people, followed by Beijing, with 161 arrivals per 1 million people. Xinjiang is sixth, with 24 arrivals per 1 million people.

[@garylee9668]

@@JasonVu-h7t highly doubt the number. but some people in China got debt and they want to start a new life where they can have higher income without the need to paying off their debt.

[@yuanchemchiou7478]

​@@JasonVu-h7t小瘪三病的不轻，该吃药了。

[@janakotrcova2790]

Travelling is the best way to learn about history,to see everything with your own eyes.Awsome snaps,enjoy!👍

[@JJr-ce3vv]

To get rid of BBC filters:))

[@JasonVu-h7t]

Does anyone know why people are leaving Shanghai and so many foreigners have left? Business Insider The thousands of Chinese migrants headed to the US-Mexico border just lost their key entry point to America Matthew Loh Thu, June 20, 2024 at 4:51 AM EDT·4 min read Data on Chinese arrivals in Ecuador give some clues to the demographics of migrants reaching the US. According to the Niskanen Center, Shanghai is the Chinese region with the highest per-capita rate of people leaving to reach Ecuador, with 274 arrivals for every 1 million people in Shanghai. Hong Kong is second, with 257 arrivals per 1 million people, followed by Beijing, with 161 arrivals per 1 million people. Xinjiang is sixth, with 24 arrivals per 1 million people.

[@johnsonlee9797]

This Vlogger is one of the few who understands Chinese history, which is great

[@JasonVu-h7t]

Please visit China and spend money if you can as the economy is in a severe recession. So many foreigners have left China for good. Just search for these videos on KZbin in quotes below to see what the situation is like: "Shanghai is in crisis: 1 056 million restaurants closed in the worst first half of the year" "80% Foreigners Have Left Shanghai, FDI Falls for 12th Consecutive Month" "Top Shanghai Mall Shuts Down, Only U.S. Consulate Remains; 7,000 Store Closures in China in 6 Months"

[@JasonVu-h7t]

If any of you actually live in Shanghai, can you tell me if these videos are true about Shanghai or just western propganda" Just search on these titles in quotes to see these videos: "Shanghai Subways Full of Poor Seeking AC; China's Streets Filled With Unemployed, Even Women" "80% Foreigners Have Left Shanghai, FDI Falls for 12th Consecutive Month" "Shanghai’s Economy Regresses 40 Years; Countless Chinese Shops Shut-Staying Alive Tops All"

[@sjfbrkdnjrkdkajdjoajfok-2]

Shanghai locates in the centre of China’s costal region, and it’s the exit of Yangtze River which links the wide economical zones of China, that’s why it’s the centre of China’s economy, trading and transportation centre. Prosperity always belongs to Shanghai ❤

[@rn3074]

Very impressive! Shanghai is much more beautiful than I realized. Thanks for sharing! ❤

[@TowManDave00]

Shanghai looks amazing!... Thanks for the tour guys!!

[@Nico-b4r]

Greetings out of Africa! This vid is a real eye opener - absolutely entertaining - thanks for sharing - go well.

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Congratulations to you guys to heads Shanghai, China this week in great joy & peace to tours this remarkable Asian city in China 2024❤❤❤

[@charyoung8001]

Just amazing experiences! Feels so safe to do all the normal activities without any fear of safety! And this is in the middle of one of the most populated cities in the world! And the locals would be like , “I don’t know why you’re all so excited, this is just every day normal.” I find this incredibly positive and reassuring . Hope you guys have a blast over there!

[@tanyi9429]

Your video is very beautiful. Chinese architecture is so beautiful. It has changed my previous view of China. The female anchor is very beautiful and her voice is very nice.

[@SwivelHippie]

I never knew all that about the different colonies and how china has done so much to preserve that history! Great camerawork and educational narration! Nice to see you both crafting your skill.

[@user-ud4do1hj5t]

This is a great video! You guys talk about history, exchange opinions about various places, shoot the video from great angles, etc. Really like your work.

[@johnsonlee9797]

This Vlogger is one of the few who understands Chinese history, which is great

[@mechanicom]

DUREX! We were cracking up 😂❤️ another great video guys! Loving China and looks a lot more enticing than Japan..hugs from London!

[@litabiske5409]

Thanks for the amazing video and all your hard work!!!!❤❤

[@scottgordon1781]

Cool history lesson , thanks :-)

[@VHNTBD]

❤❤❤ very beautiful, nice sharing ❤

[@JumpingPlaces]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@eddiewoowanderlust947]

Amazing video Chris and Carol! Of the cities I visited in China, Shanghai was my favorite too! Next time, you have to eat the famous Xiao Long Bao at the Yuyuan Garden. Also go up the Oriental Pearl Tower. You will see that Shanghai looks super futuristic from the view up top at night. Also, there are amazing underground malls and foodcourts you have to check out! 👏🇨🇳

[@LoveEVandenvironment]

Subscribed. I have been to ShenZhen and ShangHai China, ShenZhen is even more beautiful than ShangHai. Hopefully I can go to the Avatar mountain in China next year.

[@jplin888]

Yes you should definitely go there to the Avatar mountains (Zhangjiajie) Very beautiful place.

[@Ottovonostbahnhof]

Agreed, Shenzhen is on its own level in terms of modernness and futurists

[@pessi6185]

Guangzhou is not far from Shenzhen & is also very futuristic & unique.

[@Ottovonostbahnhof]

@@pessi6185 Guangzhou has been regional capital for 1000 years. Beside its futuristic feature, ppl usually charmed by its heritage first. Love them both

[@pessi6185]

@@Ottovonostbahnhof I do know that but for the people who don't, the viewers that are watching, to see Modern China then Guangzhou is right up there as one of the best.

[@makonhong8238]

Many years ago, l stayed at a hotel close to a park in Tokyo. Wake up around six. Go out walk around, saw homeless sleeping at the park. Around seven they wake up, correct their belongings and left the park. From KZbin also have vlog about young Japanese their income not enough to rent a room. Night time they will go to computer games bar,sleep.on a chair. Some pay for a private room, the room have enough space to lay down.

[@tangxying]

上野公园

[@chunyamng4233]

Not just 上野公园 在新宿 too .I just come back from Japan 🗾

[@golinlim2221]

You should explore Next - : 1) Xinjiang 2) Urumqi 3) inner mongolia 4) Tibet etc…to see the **TRUE Beauty of CHINA🇨🇳🇨🇳**

[@wolsol]

There are already a lot of foreigners who have visited these places on youtube

[@guoyixin]

喀什才能代表新疆的美，乌鲁木齐和中原城市差不多

[@redneckscumbags4422]

you forgot yunnan and hainan if you want the tropical climate nature

[@user-ho3cd4ow5m]

poor you.... your pathetic "sarcasm" does not work at all... hahahahahha

[@gulijim8080]

BBC doesn't like you to go to these places because you will expose their lies.

[@Tasya_letoile]

Thank you, guys, for the video. I am going to Shanghai this December, can’t wait.

[@ExpatNatt]

Love seeing your view of Shanghai (the city I now call home). Thanks for sharing! ❤

[@JumpingPlaces]

definitely the place we enjoyed the most in china :D

[@karchi12]

Your introduction and description of Shanghai with its unique history , culture , foods as well as scenery are brilliant and worth listening and admiring. Thanks a lot.

[@litabiske5409]

The teahouse looks very impressive. I love Matcha.

[@yoingen]

Matcha originated in China during the Wei and Jin Dynasties and was later introduced to Japan. Tea originated in China. In 1780, the British East India Company introduced Chinese tea seeds to plant tea trees in India.

[@shellypink9955]

Do not miss Jing’an Temple where is very close to Nanjing Rd and a very nice place called Xintiandi to chill, eat and drink, they have live music at weekends, both places are in city centre and I recommend you to go at night when lights up. Also if you have time, please spare a day to Zhujiajiao that is a very beautiful ancient village on the water. Enjoy your trip 😊

[@yishen2534]

你刷她的卡干啥呢？不能怎样做。

[@argus-r1j]

Your video shows both beautiful scenery and historical knowledge. Thanks

[@JumpingPlaces]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@MarlonAndGabriela]

The chillest most sincere and genuine KZbinrs! And another banger edit Chris! Your explanations of the towns you visit are so clear it makes it easy to follow along. Valuable information about the e-sim too thanks for that. Excited to see which country you two end up in after china.

[@JumpingPlaces]

Glad you like them!

[@hippocreation]

The tea place is actually not that expensive. You can refill your tea constantly and the tea is top grade stem tea.

[@Headless_Ned]

You mainly pay for the slot you occupied not for the tea, but in core area of Shanghai, 100RMB for a cup of tea is nothing

[@hippocreation]

@@Headless_Ned Good things out of China is not cheap. People are too used to cheap made-in-China stuff. When I told them I paid $1000 per lbs for tea, they don’t believe me.

[@Headless_Ned]

@@hippocreation Sure，they should have a look at the housing price in Shanghai to understand the purchacing power of Shanghainess, when people could afford 15K USD/sqr. m, how could a $1000 per lbs tea is a thing?

[@yishen2534]

@@Headless_Neda lot of these money are robbing the Native people of the Americas to the banks accounts of the Jewish wallets.

[@AW-gu5gj]

Beautiful vlog by a beautiful couple. Thank you!

[@julioduan7130]

Transit Visa that you got from ShangHai Airport allows you to visit ShangHai, Jiangsu Province(Suzhou) and ZheJiang Province(HangZhou).

[@gunsumwong3948]

I haven't visited Shanghai yet but been most of the western big countries. I would say if we go to New York or London we could see what they were like say 10 or 20 years ago because very little has changed. Shanghai on the other hand is a totally different place from 10 or 20 years ago. I for one would like to have the experience of those changes.

[@diggingmystyle]

Shanghai is a modern metropolis. NYC, London, and Paris are antiques.

[@龚术]

不仅是上海，整个中国都完全不同了，有机会可以亲自来探访

[@kleahm]

I love how observant Chris is, he is a great story teller as well. Carol adds beauty to the view. She is a stunner. Watching your videos is very therapeutic to me. ❤

[@patriciasuarez771]

Amazing video, I was truly surprised by Shanghai 😊

[@horaceleung8646]

In most parts of China, tea is a beverage added to restaurants, just like when you go to eat, restaurants will provide tea, but this tea may not necessarily be good tea. If people just want to drink tea, they will buy tea leave and make it themselves, just like making coffee at home. If you want to find a place to try Chinese tea, I suggest you go to a tea shop where you can taste it for free. If you are in Guangdong, you can try morning tea, which can provide better tea and Dim sum. If you go to Sichuan, it will be easy to find a real tea house because Sichuan people like to chat, play mahjong, and so on in the tea house. Except for these two places, restaurants in other places either offer regular tea or offer more expensive tea options.

[@maritkjn505]

You said you learn a lot by travelig, but boy do I learn a lot too by listening to you telling about the history etc. So interesting! ☺ I loved that chocolate-place ☺ It was nice to see the city from a distance, but I must say I liked the old town better. Beautiful architecture! But, wow the city in the night looked fantastic with all the lightning. Thank you for showing, take care you two ♥♥ greetings from Norway.

[@rockroll8505]

As always, great video! 👍

[@neozhou6954]

Shanghai is often refered to as the pearl of the east. Indeed, it is the only city in China that perfectly combines historic and futuristic scenes. The movie actually has a lot of shots taken in the foggy skyscraper area.

[@JumpingPlaces]

great that you mentioned the movie "Her", We love that movie and have watched it twice, whenever we are in futuristic looking asian cities like shanghai and Singapore we always mention that film to each other :D

[@mateodrexel3620]

Been there in march and I was totally impressed by how clean and green the city was.

[@cinnamomumcamphora8943]

Shanghai is so amazing!!!!! In Shanghai, you can walk and walk and walk, walk from one district to another but never get bored. It's all connected. Full of shops and food places!!!!!Thank you for sharing! Watching from Malaysia!!!!! Subscribed!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍

[@vickig6080]

Another awesome video and cool location!! 🙂

[@irisessex7863]

I also did not know about the rich cultural history of Shanghai,I thought China is a ancient culture with no influences from other countries!I like the modern and the old buildings ,fascinating, thanks Chris and Carol ❤

[@isaacbulay4061]

Wow Shanghai is a very beautiful city with all the diverse and cultural looking buildings. The night lights are great awesomeness. Enjoy! 😊

[@vikkitang8353]

✨💖China love and peace！

[@StartLivingNow1963]

Another Awesome Adventure Thank You Chris & Carol wow Shanghai is very Beautiful🙂❤👍

[@yulia736]

Thanks for the amazing video! As a Shanghainese, I could tell that the history part is quite precise. Fun fact: Shanghai is also known for its cute coffee shops. So lovely to see you guys in SH❤

[@zherenyang1458]

BTW, check out the food court at Kerry Center. It's the fanciest food court I've ever been. Food options there are amazing and not overly expensive.

[@isabelle3365]

The ’french’ street you show with platane trees and low buildings : it looks actually really like walking in a french city in France.

[@wolsol]

wait，platane is a French word?

[@contraxi]

I lived in Shanghai for 2 years... AMAZING city

[@qijia2141]

Very nice video! Thank you for showing what China is truly like.

[@diarmuidlong5540]

Great top class video as always. Safe travels

[@rubadub79]

The mix of modern and traditional, east and west, you can only get in Shanghai. It's a special place.

[@ethanchen8936]

cutie guys, try Chagee, their Jasmine Oolong milk tea is fantastic！ as well as Heytea, their fruit tea(the grape one) is awesome!

[@golinlim2221]

You should Xplore - : 1) Xinjiang 2) Urumqi 3) Tibet 4) Inner Mongolia etc.☝️🇨🇳 Those will Show you the **TRUE Beauty of CHINA🇨🇳**

[@joeymelbourne]

Welcome to Shanghai, the biggest city in China. Foreigners including Brazilians love Shanghai more than other cities, I think you guys can feel the vibe, the city got everything. Unfortunately, it seems you didn't taste nice food there, it's very impressive, definitely the pork dumpling is the best.

[@vickyhuang1958]

Shanghai is big and busy, but it is not the biggest city in China

[@joeymelbourne]

@@vickyhuang1958 Measured by GDP, and comprehensive position of strength. If you from Chong Qing, yeah, more people lol

[@MrBdoleagle]

6:53 DUREX is shining

[@soumaasma348]

Great vlog guys on Shanghai and China 👍👍

[@jogana6909]

China is a very good country for tourists

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Welcome to Shanghai, China this week to tours this amazing Asian city in China in great joy & peace May of 2024❤❤❤Congratulations to you guys in Shanghai, China 2024❤❤❤

[@timeking-roger]

I'm glad to see you come to China. If you encounter problems in China, you can always consult the young people you meet around you. They will give you the most enthusiastic help because they are exposed to the forefront of science and technology. Regarding Chinese food, you can consult the merchants on how to eat it, and they will be happy to teach you. I hope you have a happy journey in China.

[@goblichu2816]

As a Shanghai local, you have a very accurate understanding of the history of the concession area

[@grandwonder5858]

I paid nearly $14 for a bubble tea in Washington, DC 5 years ago! The sad part is that it wasn’t even good! The good ones are the ones I had in Houston, TX and Toronto, Canada and they cost less than half!

[@MrJeffgonz]

Looks amazing.

[@vla6211]

I expect $14 covering a whole tea set and hot water to refill that enables people sit there for hours relaxation. The price is cheap for tea drinker because it can't be high quality tea.

[@JumpingPlaces]

I asked her if it was just the pot or a cup but she said a cup for only one person. She seemed to speak good English but maybe she said it wrong or got confused by what I meant between the pot and cup?

[@vjthemad4852]

@@JumpingPlaces Definitely $14 for a pot, no one selling tea by cups in tea house in China, not those baverages called ''tea'' of course.

[@JumpingPlaces]

@@vjthemad4852thanks for the clarification, unfortunately we had a language barrier issue then

[@diggingmystyle]

Nice video but you kinda missed the best part....the Oriental Pearl Tower! The line is very, very, very long but well worth it.

[@JumpingPlaces]

would be cool i'm sure :D

[@woltersworld]

New to your channel, bit have enjoyed what you two have put together. Good advice, honest experiences, and great places. Keep up the good work.

[@JumpingPlaces]

Nice to see you here Wolter, seen many of your videos over the years :D

[@Deeeepsea-j5m]

Thanks for adding the bit of colonial history of Shanghai ( Shanghai was carved up into different foreign concessions /occupations with signs such as “No dogs and Chinese allowed” on entrances!)); which should make us appreciate the Communist/socialist revolution for sovereignty and the current success of the People’s Republic of China!👍👍👍

[@joyceadson5420]

China has undergone a thorough socialist revolution, eliminating feudal remnants of landlords, foreign compradors, and imperialist forces. China is completely independent and does not have to obey orders from the United States. There are not many countries in the world that are not threatened by the United States, and China is considered one.

[@tracyli5201]

Actually, concessions were abolished in 1945 after WWII victory when China first stepped on the world stage as the winner. So nothing to do with the Communist revolution! Communists have brought nothing but misery to the city. Shanghai stopped developing until 1990s. She was the biggest and best city in the Far East before WWII.

[@jimmychoi5219]

No beggars, tents, drug dealers, homeless people to be seen… definitely not the USA or the Land of the Free 🤣🤣🤣

[@yishen2534]

You are talking like the white man, how many Natives you met in America? 🇲🇽

[@bc002jerry]

Thanks for sharing 🎉

[@rayitoromes6409]

Shanghai ❤ es muy hermosa

[@asrcanada]

Love the videos you guys made since I am a local Shanghainess. Btw, welcome to China. Next time you can try Hangzhou, I highly recommend this city to travel.

[@AnayaMasry]

thankyou for sharing nice vlog 🥰👌🏼

[@act_sion]

the first time i went to Shanghai it was 20 yrs ago. I was impressed although i have stayed 5 yrs in Paris

[@stonerist]

I'm very glad to see your video. I haven't been to Shanghai for ten years. I, who am in Pyongyang, North Korea, envy you. Have a good time.

[@muravi8167]

Carol n Chris, Thank you for the video. It was entertaining and informative. Request could you do a video or intimate as to how do you stay connected, what all AAPs and social media you are using or one should have while travelling to China.TIA.

[@scottgordon1781]

Great for the clarity on i/net :-)

[@abbii1661]

i like your history perspective

[@horizontravels]

Chains people's is very nice and and Chaina is awesome place to visit guys you should also add the prices of the hotels so that the people's in overseas know where is the cheapest place to stay

[@ronesmasantos9502]

Gday Chris and Carol! After watching your Beijing vlogg at Forbidden City. I remember how exciting it was to be in the Palace when I visit the city 10yrs ago. But then I realised that you forgot to visit the Great Wall Of China in Beijing! Or maybe you already went there before? Anyway Shanghai is another exciting City Specially the Yuyuan Garden and the best Dumpling is in that complex. Anyway enjoy your Asian travel and hope to see you guys Down Under Here in Sydney one day? cheers Ronaldo

[@veradanson5890]

They did a vid on the Great Wall last week.

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

Huge modern city❤

[@litabiske5409]

I’m surprised the teahouse was so expensive. You and Carol are better off buying bottle tea. It’s probably just as good

[@龚术]

因为那是一壶茶而且可以像咖啡馆一样度过整个下午时光，还有最重要的一点那可是观光区域

[@carlaom]

i think i love Shanghai now

[@kelvinyschun]

Great video and tips .. I was in Shanghai recently and stayed at the Hyatt which was walking distance from the Pearl tower. There is a spot where people took selfies of themselves and the 3 tallest buildings by placing phones on the ground. Amazing shots in the evenings.

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Welcome to Shanghai, China this week in great joy & peace in May of 2024 for you guys to tours this remarkable Asian city in China 2024❤❤❤

[@yishen2534]

Are you Lao?

[@bg2459]

Go and visit Georgia, old culture, old history, picturesque views, sea, mountains, museums, climate in just height hour drive changing from semidesert to semitropics. Great food, wont regret.

[@andyjiang2047]

Wow I never knew Shanghai was like that!! I have got to visit

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Thanks you guys so much for this remarkable video for you guys to heads Shanghai, China to tours this amazing Asian city in China May of 2024❤❤❤❤

[@Kktc4you]

I’ve been following you for a long time and it’s great to see the difference between the first videos that Carol spoke in compared to now she is so much more confident and at ease That’s awesome She should feel confident Both of your opinions of all of the places that you travel to are great and valid 😊

[@litabiske5409]

Traveling is a great education. I learned this from visiting Italy, where my sister and her husband live.

[@donaldlam510]

Amazing place

[@scottgordon1781]

As for land , China might want Vladivostok back :-)

[@Leon4lifexo]

Am loving this video I’m going to Shanghai in 2026 and so excited looking amazing xxxx

[@gibstr]

Hi Chris and Carol. Great video, it's now on our travel list. Question - what app do they use for ordering food? You mentioned it needed a local number but can you set it up prior to leaving your home country and there for a local number isn't required? Or do they have to call you to confirm the order on a local number?

[@JumpingPlaces]

its called meituan waimai. You need a chinese number for it, they do call sometimes when they drop it off at the hotels but we could never communicate lol. The hotels that we stayed at always had drop off points for deliveries though so they would leave it there

[@gibstr]

@@JumpingPlaces Thank you.

[@hunterwang9371]

Awesome experience!

[@qinsteve5283]

Shanghai is a MEGA city. Also I recommend the nearby cities like Suzhou, Wuxi, Hangzhou, Nanjing,Ningbo. You can find other beautiful views or nice food there.

[@scottgordon1781]

Carol got the cool food , you got KFC , tough about seafood , an highlight for me .

[@diggingmystyle]

KFC and McDonald's have good food in China.

[@38nacy]

I love China ❤❤❤

[@hosdine]

Pretty awesome! Love your videos, thanks for sharing.