LEARNING CHINESE PROVINCES: PART THREE (Latest YouTube version)

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Excellent work! Thanks.

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Bravo! Excellent work as usual.

[@Bellasie1]

This is excellent! Just watched all three videos, I highly recommend them to anyone serious about learning about China.

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Brilliant work

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This series is _exactly_ what I was looking for. Merci!

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Yes, fascinating! Another fantastic video. Thank you immensely!

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[@Fcon0]

Very interesting

[@tonykhong]

Very interesting presentation. Xie Xie

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Great content

[@L9bus]

It;s the best video ever about chinese provinces !! Thank you so much

[@beijingbrian133]

Well done! A practical guide for sorting it all out. Very helpful. Thanks!

[@Pere-X]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gunawanprabowo7291]

Interesting. Thanks for sharing

[@bcsjourneyvlog5077]

Very helpful . Thank you a lot

[@CrlMchd]

Muy buen video, muchas gracias!

[@SINC0MENTARI0S]

Magnificent trilogy of videos. Very educative. I wonder whether the names of Japanese provinces lend themselves to this type of videos. If so, please, Please do Japan.

[@fire0skull503]

Perfecto 👌 this is how everything should be taught

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[@elmadas]

谢谢您!

[@brassen]

I wouldn't be surprised if the original name for Macau, in Portuguese, was actually "MAÇÃO", cause it'd sound a lot like Mazu.

[@Pere-X]

An intriguing thought....

[@davidbean6973]

Fascinating etymology and history, and really well structured and presented! 谢谢

[@lnacvk4986]

Great job. Very well explained. A clever teacher makes clever pupils. (Sorry for my English). Even I am French I prefer listen to the Engliqh video. :) Thanks a lot. Could you do about towns? :))

[@Pere-X]

Thank you for your kind comment. You are very dedicated to watch the English video, even though English is not your native language! You mention videos about "towns": I have started a series of videos about the capital cities of China's provinces. The first one is available on KZbin (potentially with distracting advertisements) at: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3XGqGmipt2ch8k or on Vimeo ( without advertisements!) at: vimeo.com/482083019 Sometimes searching through sites like KZbin and Vimeo can be overwhelming. The web site Pere-X.net can help you locate the videos (including the versions in English, Spanish, French, and Italian!). Also, did you notice the new "Footsteps" series? These are a bit less educational, and have less narration. They present nice photos of various areas. The series has started with a video about the southern part of Anhui province: kzbin.info/www/bejne/noCyd5h6ib-Vadk or vimeo.com/481303510 That video does highlight two villages and a neighborhood in one city of Anhui province.

[@Pere-X]

(At this point, the "Provincial Capitals" and "Footsteps" videos are only available in English.)

[@swatigupta6817]

Thanks a lot sir for this amazing video... love from India

[@christophersoh7179]

Did you miss out Yunnan?

[@Pere-X]

Yunnan is included in Part Two. Starting shortly after 12:00 there is a description of "the cloudy peaks", which then leads to the explanation of Yunnan's name. (After introducing Qinghai Province, we had finished with all the province names that relate to bodies of water. At that point there is a segment that explains about the "water radical" that you see in all those names. Perhaps the effort to show the logic in written Chinese was too boring for you! In any case Yunnan and Anhui follow that segment!)