Chinese People see a Black Man for the first time Speak Perfect Chinese and this happened

Chinese People see a Black man for the first time Speak perfect Chinese and this happened. As a black in China I met some new Chinese people for the first time and they were very welcoming and curious to see a black man
Being black in China is always an amazing experience. This happened when I showed up in a village in China. This is how Chinese look at you if you are a black guy.
Help me reach 5k subscribers here.👇
/ @mikeraynaldo3454
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MIKE RAY. 👇
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[@CultureoftheWorld]

Love the calm and mature persona. You are a role model for other KZbinrs in this space

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate your honesty.😀

[@jamesashley1924]

His speak even in English sounds Chinese.

[@leahsdaughter1585]

He truly is so zen

[@CultureoftheWorld]

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[@selomkiflemariam]

@@CultureoftheWorld kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZjSlndunqh1qck

[@RealEyesRealiseRealLies]

He speaks english in chinese accent 😂 bro is sick. Big respect bro

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Are you serious?😀

[@jimmyvantes]

picked that up too🤣

[@blessingncube2935]

​@@jimmyvantesme too

[@k_chantale3692]

😂

[@tonisno4174]

I was thinking the same thing!!

[@passionlangues]

Unlike most of "foreigners speaking Chinese" this guy doesn't show off many language skills, but he shows a lot of respect to the locals and understands the culture well. He speaks Chinese clearly with the right tones. He's an example to follow if you want to begin learning Chinese.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Thanks for the compliment

[@user-fg3vm1uf7t]

Yep like oriental pearl , I actually dislike her quite a lot

[@jenm1]

Isn't he chinese?

[@Xgil2Play]

​@@jenm1 He says a lot of times in the video he's from Cameroon.

[@SP-io7lj]

Everyone stares, but everyone is absolutely wonderful to him! I love this! I love to see people curious, but also respectful.

[@HehehexDD]

obviously people stare. China is a monolithic country and they only ever see black people in films.

[@Jordi_Llopis_i_Torregrosa96]

You people are a joke lmfao if it was white people doing this you'd all be crying about racism

[@gamera5160]

A friend of mine visited China about 15 years ago. He was an unusually large man who stood head and shoulders over most people he met in China. He said people would stare, but they were very friendly and happy to see him and many asked to take pictures with him. He spoke very well of the Chinese people.

[@tekkmoma4498]

As a single Black woman I traveled from North to South China years ago. I do not speak Chinese but learned a few phrases out of respect before traveling. I hired guides to be with me in the various towns, villages and hutongs that I visited. I must say I was treated like a rock star! The majority of the Chinese people I met only saw Black basketball players on television - never met a Black person in person. They were so curious and so very friendly. The people were so very happy that I ate what they ate - I stressed to my guides that I wanted no part of tourist type food. Some villagers were so happy I was curious about their lives that I was invited into their homes and their kitchens (feeding me like crazy) because they wanted me to actually see how they lived and survived daily. My mind was blown when in one small town’s museum they showcased the Silk Road’s trading history with various figurines which even included Black figurines (Africans). I was so happy to see such. I had absolutely mind blowing experiences in China from North to South and hope to one day return.🙋🏾‍♀️🌟❤️💯

[@nomadnyc8983]

That was wonderful to read. I think a lot of the credit goes to you. You seem very open to their curiosity and even appreciative. I'm sure they heard a lot of stereotypes and might innocently ask questions that seem offensive. I have no doubt that both you and the Chinese became better people after your visit.

[@nomadnyc8983]

You might find this video amusing. An African-American woman wins a Mandarin speech contest by joking about what it's like to black in Taiwan. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5q8on97aNyllassi=MN8Wxu4kalAUwdXG

[@greenalien3857]

People are very poor in china, to have a large house like that you have to be working in a government job.

[@bastje]

Sounds like a beautiful experience :)

[@lyndacosby]

Chinese people have seen African and African American people, its just probably never seen them come into this town.😊

[@klc3416]

When you speak a person's language you speak to their heart ❤️.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

True talk

[@gutikonga7161]

Except English!

[@zlivehe55]

@@gutikonga7161 mm

[@Abdulkarim_1991]

That's why English people love Blacks and Arabs.

[@owrbright3173]

White people are WICKED no one can speak to Their evil mind

[@mauriceball4608]

You're breaking a stereotype and it's definitely a way to connect. DOPE my man

[@blasiankiki7831]

A lot of Black people tell of rudeness when they visit China but I think it’s a huge communication and cultural gap. They aren’t used to seeing black people or foreigners so they stare and take pics and some touch but I think if you can talk to them it will create a bridge that will take away the perception of rudeness and seem more like curiosity and intrigue

[@worldrenownedchickenchef]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@blasiankiki7831I agree with you but the communication issues are slightly more noticeable. Yeah there’s the cultural differences but that can be quick to get used to. I can understand why the people are curious and may get touchy but not something nobody should do in public. Personally, I’d be curious too, but may not be as touchy but that’s just me. Once everyone can find a way to communicate, it won’t be long until people will get along and gain respect from one another. Everyone wants peace and have a good time. I’m a little chatty so thank you for your comment, good friend😊

[@carlosr192]

I think, seeing this from Brazil, that, what he is doing is global service. He is presenting himself and Chinese people... connecting and in the end learning with each other. No mídia or propaganda involved. Real people to real people.

[@lionheart3429]

​@@blasiankiki7831 or just black Americans and English/European people tarnishing the black man image

[@purpledancerbmw5279]

It's no way rude, the elders stare and listen especially in my case because I speak rapidly. They are so polite unlike White New Yorkers, they new to ask before they touched my locs. Even the teens.

[@keithowens68]

I learned more in this video about everyday Chinese life than any documentaries I have seen. The people really open up and are friendly when you know the language and show interest in them and respect for their culture. How did you learn Mandarin so fluently? Much respect.

[@Trendy-Trends696]

Interesting Fact indeed 💯✅⭐

[@PresMonroe]

Yup that lady is sooo right…Chinese have freedom and happiness !!!! No racism at all !!!

[@JerseyCelia369]

Much respect to you for breaking language and cultural barriers. You are a role model to many African people!

[@Josephchomba88]

It’s impressive to note that among the foreigners that live in China, majority of them that speak fluent Chinese are Africans.

[@gergister]

imagine if he spoke Lingala and one of the Chinese replied 😆

[@Josephchomba88]

Now that there would have been epic 🤣@@gergister

[@huascar66]

He is a role model for all people! These videos are incredible and so inspiring!

[@laetitia7586]

@@gergisterhe’s Congolese?! That explains why his Chinese is well.

[@BrunO-dy9ro]

This guy is an absolute class act, i just cant stop watching.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Good to know you enjoy watching my videos. That’s my priority. 😀

[@lynx1845]

Absolutely, am sure the girls here are dying to meet him. So cool

[@bettyboop2112]

China use to be dark until Easu went around laying he's juice around the world.

[@ThatOneGuyOnVeniceBeach]

😅😅😅Wtf ​@@bettyboop2112

[@kevinj4865]

You have a very unique accent when speaking English. It's so pleasantly surprising. Im so glad you are building these cultural bridges through language. Thank-you.

[@kimban5434]

I’m trying to learn Chinese as a black woman, I find the language fascinating!!! This is so inspiring for me to keep learning!!!😃💜💕

[@rosemallia5252]

So much class, respect, coolness, warmth, calmness. A lot to love. Obviously the local Chinese have treated you as their own.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Thanks Rose. It’s a big relief hearing from you

[@darlenebattle2713]

Cute too!

[@kevinumber7]

Maybe not their own. Living abroad in homogeneous cultures is a trip. I'm sure there is a lot we don't see.

[@rafaelcabrera9122]

He is so nice because is is African, not black American.

[@kevinumber7]

@@rafaelcabrera9122 I live in California and I'll tell you, come here if you live football and diversity of people loving it!

[@pauljosephhealy]

You have an inspiring story. You left Cameroon with not much money and was able to self teach yourself both English and Chinese to a fluent level. Well done Mike please keep doing the vlogging so we in the west can see what China is really like. Your confidence yet calm demeanour is very good.

[@nomadnyc8983]

Great video. I love the mutual respect you have for each other. I see the same here in New York. Whenever a non-Chinese person speaks Chinese in Chinatown, the locals really open up. This is especially true when you're black because it shatters stereotypes. I saw a black father and his young son speak Mandarin in a Chinese store and the owners praised the family for days (I shop there and understand Mandarin and Cantonese). They also bemoaned the fact that their own children barely spoke Chinese. The father spoke English with a Commonwealth accent so I assume that they were tourists (or perhaps UN diplomats).

[@TheWadeGang]

I’m in my 30s and my family never exposed me to anything outside of my town in the States, so to see a fellow African brother exploring and learning a new language is so inspiring to me and I will be glad to show my young boys your videos. ❤ Edit:I swear people in the comments turning MY EXPERIENCE into something negative make me wanna 🤮. My family never encouraged a new language or culture other than our own. This video is inspiring to me and you as well if you’re watching it.

[@mcclendonreport]

A real world ambassador.

[@lionheart4529]

All skin folk ain’t kin folk! 🤦‍♂️😒

[@christineperez7562]

It's normal for people in other countries including Africa to have a passport.

[@christineperez7562]

​@@lionheart4529What? You are hearing and speaking nonsense that divides people. You learned that from the oppressor.

[@JohnnyBravo-sb8hq]

Is this white privilege?

[@theodoreteliot725]

Love ❤️ from a Jamaican brother 🇯🇲, I saw a video recently of a fellow Jamaican native young brother like yourself who studied in China 🇨🇳 and was the valedictorian for the graduation class. I was so proud of my country man and race representing us in such a positive and inspiring manner. The young Jamaican brother spoke fluent Chinese and thanked his teachers and friends in Chinese and I was so proud of him for learning another language like that. The sky is the limit once we apply ourselves and stay humble. So from one black brother to another big ups and keep on representing your race and country well, what you are doing changes the stereotypes of black people especially black males, we are often hated without a cause and this is one step closer to closing the divide between our fellow man and citizens of the world 🌎. God bless you 🙏

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Welcome bro. I’m glad you follow my work

[@justjj21]

But there's so many Jamaicans mixed with Chinese I would think it's common

[@nomadnyc8983]

@justjj21 True. A Jamaican friend told me that up to 30% percent of the population in Kingston has Chinese ancestry. That sounds really high so I don't know if it's true. I also think that they probably speak Cantonese and not Mandarin. The Chinese diaspora from the 1960s-1980s came mostly from Hong Kong and the Guangzhou region where they speak Cantonese. That's why most Chinatowns outside of Asia speak Cantonese and use traditional characters.

[@justjj21]

I know a couple of Jamaican Americans wit a Chinese grandmother or grandfather, you wouldn't necessarily be able to tell by looking at them. Some people have great grandparents who are Chinese so it's even farther. Who knows. @@nomadnyc8983

[@alikkl3brawta.]

Yes mi see di video tuh! I think he was either from Montego Bay or Hanover. It was so amazing to watch how he spoke with such confidence and fluency. 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@thehare9599]

Being born in America and being a black man, I found it fascinating that he was so accepted in China by the locals. Take note USA.

[@CorruptDemocratsJ6]

Maybe bIacks should take notes on how he behaves, hypocrite racist. Our First World White Countries are being ruined by disrespectful minorities and invaders/foreigners. Illegals streaming in by the millions thanks to biden/obama Globalist regime. Educate yourself.

[@dannywest9256]

As a Korean American, I appreciate you educating your viewers. Many seem to mistake curiosity with racism. Do you ever feel your treated bad for the color of your skin or that your not from around there?

[@samaval9920]

Speaking of far flung- Cuba has at least 1 town + Korean Cubans, + Afro Euro, Chinese,?etc. otheCubans. YoubTube has at least1 Cuban. Korean video

[@whocares6302]

you can not expect normal Chinese people to not feel detached from blacks. They have nothing in common and stand out.

[@the_viper_mc4404]

Probably some racists just like everywhere but most people aren’t like that so I wouldn’t worry unless you went there for work or school.

[@_PatrickO]

China is very racist. They still have state sponsored tv specials that include people dancing around in black face. Racism is ingrained into chinese culture to keep people culturally stunted. Everyone who does not look chinese is a foreigner, it doesn't matter if you were born in china.

[@cacogenicist]

This reminds me of a buddy of mine years ago, in Japan. His father was a black American man, and his mother was a Mexican woman of mixed European and indigenous descent. His Japanese was absolutely fantastic, which would really freak out Japanese people -- people whom he would often overhear talking about him on the train and such, saying things like "where can he possibly find shoes in this country with such big feet! ... who would cut his wild hair!?" ... eventually he just let it roll off his back, having tired of suddenly addressing them in his flawless Japanese, just to see the looks on their faces. :-)

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

That's the best way to keep them speechless😀

[@anselambakafe5597]

I would do the same 😢😮 I am a strong patient silent black man❤😂😅

[@pamlaroche4539]

Wonderful video.❤

[@mastergreen8492]

A so called “ Black American “ is Aboriginal or Indigenous descent👈🏾💪🏾

[@gloriahaynes5515]

Love it❤

[@akidataylor7377]

That man was making sure you were just a tourist and not moving into the area 😂

[@d2dar459]

Looool

[@SonnyMeadows]

Ya I peeped that too

[@cezz1105]

Lmao!

[@davidtrowbridge3186]

He looked like a ccp agent lol

[@PetrusFreire]

Listen, I’m from Brazil, I don’t know speak Chinese but it’s incredible how it’s easy for you to talk with this people and how they are receptive with foreigners how can speak their language. Congratulations and my best regards. You have conquered a new subscribe.

[@brunodecarvalho2221]

It's so good to see people actually visiting China. As a brazilian myself, I'm sick and tired of people speaking ill things about how chinese people live as they were living a miserable life. Amazing work, keep it up.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Keep watching Black in China Vids

[@Terter-World-Infos]

@brunodecarvalho May Peace be with you, Tudo bem Irmao ! Also as a Blessed in Melanin multilingual brother living in 🇪🇺, I ALWAYS hear this sociological bull💩 about China & Asia in general, Africa, South America & Eastern Europe. => I've been to Africa, Eastern Europe & North America. And I can confirm through personal experience with THE ALMIGHTY as Witness, that like exactly what our brother Mike is doing (speaking their language ), => I was LITTERALLY invited to drink & eat (and twice to a girl's place) by several different people being in Poland, even though their currency was weaker than 💶 and TRULY felt offended (a lot of times) when I wanted to pay. => They told me that I was a guest there. I was VERY nicely amazed 🤯🤐 + the women are almost 🤤 on you because you're rare there. So, it's VERY NICE having other human beings coming with positive curiosity & interest because you're integrating into their culture by speaking their mother tongue.At the same time changing the stigmatized perception of Blessed in Melanin people Worldwide#🦎🌍😎 =>So Mike continue your work with your entertaining, yet simple & exemplary Life style inciting brothers to take their chance somewhere in the🌍 where they feel more appreciated! Peace !

[@bonitahopkins2958]

I'm so proud of you 👏. Thanks for sharing this with us Black folks in United States 🇺🇸

[@rafaelcabrera9122]

He is not black. He is African.

[@maryjane2965]

@@rafaelcabrera9122Whatttt???😂😂😂Listen man Black people globally yes are very different as we are not homogenic and have different cultures.BUT don’t get it twisted we are a global Black family!And the comment above just stated that.Educate yourself and stay in your lane.And just in case you are Black yourself (which I don’t believe!) it’s still ignorance and not true!

[@cloudus.suryel]

​@@rafaelcabrera9122what's your point?

[@indeficit2]

@@rafaelcabrera9122 um he's black...

[@ThatOneGuyOnVeniceBeach]

​@@rafaelcabrera9122Africans are black?

[@lookingback5889]

What an intelligent young man. Chinese is not an easy language to learn/ speak and you’ve mastered it. You’re amazing, God bless you

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Thanks for the compliment

[@aleksandrkuzmin585]

I don't agree with you, chinese language easier to study, than european languages.

[@lookingback5889]

@@aleksandrkuzmin585 I’m speaking for myself. I speak 8 languages

[@aleksandrkuzmin585]

@@lookingback5889 a'm from Siberia, a'm indigenous siberian man, my mother tongue sakha language, in present i have three languages: sakha, russian, еnglish, now l study chinese and Spanish languages on my's own, l can compare these languages: russian, english, spanish, chinese.

[@monicacollins8289]

​@@aleksandrkuzmin585 I'm an American woman, age 68. I send you encouragement and good thoughts.

[@dynamicpisces]

This brought tears to my eyes! So welcoming! Such beautiful interactions! You’re an inspiration 🥰🥰

[@coffeenciggy]

"Have you eaten (lunch/dinner)?" is the de facto friendly and polite greeting for all Chinese diaspora no matter where in Asia/overseas. It shows one has manners and concern for the other party. Not having had your meal/being hungry strikes at the core of the Chinese psyche (not quite a joke, lol). And it is ok to tell the truth eg. I have not had my lunch, but be prepared for people trying to offer you food to save you from dying of hunger.

[@a_23656]

speaking chinese fluently as a foreigner, definitely a door-opener

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Absolutely 👍😀

[@Victoria-ou9mj]

It’s a door open but it will help to COMB your hair…

[@lil06fab]

@@Victoria-ou9mj seems to be moving freely through these doors with his hair the way it is.

[@Victoria-ou9mj]

@@lil06fab sad…

[@lil06fab]

@@Victoria-ou9mj Or beautiful… matter of perspective.

[@lightrockteam2147]

You have blessed them, especially the elderly, they have truly lived! To know that they have met a black man and spoken with him in their tongue is a blessing. God is real.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Indeed. Old age is a blessing. I was honored talking to them and showing them my respect

[@pearl3026]

I love this .. Look at how the people LOVE him as he is embracing their culture

[@buttermilchbubiiwing9755]

Such a life wisdom. So obvious yet so true. Learn the language of the country & you ll connect to the people on another level & the amount of warm welcomeness is incredible

[@user-ox1vg2tq8b]

It is hard to speak a native language without talking on the personality of that culture. What a wonderful opportunity to make that transition ❤

[@Charlie_Tea]

Living life with no pressure. That's something else. Very wholesome

[@justlkdat]

Regrettably, the choice is mine to live my life with pressure. That desire for more money, more material things, more love, more this, more that, doesn't end. Can I go back living a simple life. It's gonna be tough. I'm happy though being around people I love, friends and family. But yes, the pressure is real.😌

[@CrazyMarc21783]

​@@justlkdat desire is the source of all suffering my friend. It is okay to have nice things but it is wise to live without attachment to them. I wish you good health!

[@bombasticborneo]

It's rare and an honour of you sharing a small Chinese village. Hopefully, someday you'll do the same in Cameroon🤞🏿🤞🏿😍😍

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Absolutely 💯

[@alexmaclean1]

I love how people are fascinated by him, like the teens following him it's just so wholesome, yet so strange to see people just following a person, like can you imagine doing that to someone here in north America lol

[@kevinumber7]

That's a magical and respected skill to learn Mandarin. I love seeing this - super positive and shedding stereotypes with kindness.

[@PharoahOGGaming]

This young man speaks fluent Chinese. Amazing 👏

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Thanks

[@TM-ys8dy]

@@mikeraynaldo3454You also speak with a British accent.

[@ruseangirl]

@@TM-ys8dyno he doesn’t

[@Sigmapie]

Beautiful!!! How long it took for your to learn the language !!! It’s so true what you say, language provide access.. and it’s always good to know the language of the local people..

[@Sethstrat]

Hello Mike! Having fun with your video and experiencing it as a foreigner! Thank you for making us feel like friend and family with you in your experiences! Love from the US!

[@netacid11]

I love channels like this. I believe cultural diffusion is critical to everyone on this planet. subscribed!

[@saundelr]

It is good seeing you spend time in China. I am also a black man who has lived in China. But your Chinese is much more fluid and natural-sounding than mine. I do speak Mandarin, but I studied Chinese at the university, so my Chinese-speaking is more "Beijing ren" Chinese than local Chinese, which is not the way that they actually speak in small towns and villages. I lived in China for three collective years. (every six months I had to leave mainland China then return later (in my case, it meant spending a few days in Hong Kong). However, I did not spend a lot of time in a big city like Chongqing, or Beijing. Rather, I spent much of my time in mountains, in small towns or villages. (The Gele Mountains, Bi Mountains and Tong Lliang Mountains). In these places, the food is amazing! And If you are staying with a family in their village home, or in a family compound in the mountains for a period if time, expect people to travel from far away just to see and meet you! This is because in these geographically remote places, people usually have never seen or met a black person - except on TV! Yes, you are correct. Being able to speak Chinese in China endears you to them and them to you; they are fascinated, curious and very, very Friendly. I also must speak to their hospitality - Over the three collective years, that I lived in N.W. China, I made many friends, was taken on many tours and to many sacred places of deep value to the people. (like family grave-sites) For me, over time, I was "adopted" by a Chinese family where I mostly hung out. My Chinese family was very protective of me and viewed me as a family member. Before leaving China five years ago, , my family gave me the key to one of the family apartments; a place where I can stay whenever I return to China. Amazing... Xie, Xie 🙂

[@moyinoluwaadeola1981]

I ve a daughter who studied in China and is back home now. Am always in awe when I see her speak Chinese or mandarin . Don't know why many people are not living in China 😅 maybe the language ❤

[@marseno2147]

Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful experiences in China, and I love the very sweet story of a chinese family welcomed you and loved you as a member of their family. God bless you and your family. Have a fantastic evening or day wherever you are my friend🙂🙂

[@djtoman6875]

Awesome comment. I really appreciate you sharing your experience in China and am heartened by the kindness you were shown. I bet people there responded to you so well because you have a good nature, because not everyone gets by so nicely in China, so kudos to you.

[@JohnDoeWasntTaken]

@@moyinoluwaadeola1981 The government is one of the main reasons few foreigners move to China

[@Terter-World-Infos]

​@@JohnDoeWasntTakenMay Peace be with you ! You probably mean the Western Oligarchy political & media propaganda and stigma around Chinese government like they have done LITTERALLY EVERYWHERE they've "passed by" decimating, stealing & ra-ping the territorial, cultural, historical and population's wealth or you meant something else ?!? #👹🌎 Peace !

[@AlexWilliams-qf3rp]

I enjoyed this video thoroughly. Never say you can't have anything. If you can walk around a Chinese village, and talk to the people in their own language and make friends, NOTHING is impossible. First time seeing you and I was quite impressed. 😊

[@chinoj5066]

Exactly, tell him. Nothing is impossible!!!❤

[@williepugh5836]

A'MENGLORY may God continually bless you intermingle I am a black man myself live in New York but I have always wanted to travel the world I'm a Believer in Christ Jesus passport but what you doing is fantastic California man but I pray in tongues and my tongue sound like Chinese and I have always wanted to go to China and other countries just speak the language like you do. You have encouraged my spirit encourage what you're doing sing grace to you and those that are in China love you my brother thank you for sharing the holy spirit of God be with you.. shalom meaning peace......

[@williepugh5836]

Never say that you would never live in a place like that Bible says the power of your tongue can speak a curse and a blessing I speak blessings that you will be like an ambassador for Jesus Christ

[@AlexWilliams-qf3rp]

@@williepugh5836 Amen...exactly. speak life, not lack

[@AlexWilliams-qf3rp]

@@williepugh5836 Amen..and Amen

[@gracesibley2641]

I want to say thank you for taking the initiative to help to open the minds of people and making black people world wide proud by showing that we are not illiterate and we are all one thank you ❤

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

We are one

[@Afrocentricpoet]

You inspire folks who never leave there neighborhoods to explore other cultures. Great job keep it up

[@ThrivingwithOneil]

Simple living without life pressures. Well said by the older gentleman.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

He spoke with a lot of energy 👍

[@bluecatky]

It is heartwarming to see the people so kind and welcoming to this man. Sad part is that in the United States a lot of people would have called the police on him just for walking down the street and saying hello.

[@magalieaugustin5091]

You got right 😳 It’s going to be a time, we’re going to get penalized for being black 😅

[@gwenhughes4346]

😢 yes they would have!

[@Seremonii]

They would've called the police and added a lie or 2 just to add drama. Sad !

[@getareactions6636]

Idk some of them Chinese men don't look to happy to see him there lets not pretend we don't see that lol...But I'm happy to see alot seem very happy to see him there and interested in him in a good way.

[@shanequaaustin8908]

You got that right All black people's lives are in danger in America

[@snoopybluejeans]

Awesome Video. What a gracious man you are. Beautiful people you talked to.

[@barbarastephens3061]

I love all of your videos! You are an amazing young man. Your videos make this old lady want to visit China. Thank you for sharing ❤️.

[@magalieaugustin5091]

Love your calm attitude and respectful of others, this is amazing to see a young African person speaking a Chinese language ? OMG

[@zhane3484]

I had a smile on my face from start to finish. Thank you. The people in that town are so friendly and so welcoming. Your personality had something to do with how receptive they were towards a stranger. ❤

[@skillfulnomad]

That was me. So therapeutic, you know....

[@lloydm5277]

He is just awesome!

[@robinstrickler2302]

You are a good diplomat and teacher! Keep it up! Working hard to speak another language is so much appreciated.

[@EvonneLindiwe]

Laoshu is smiling watching this🙏🏿🕊️. Great work representing our continent to China. Such positive interactions

[@TerranceBaptiste-oq7yn]

Blessings to you brother ! I've never heard a black man speaking Chinese before, it's very enlightening ! You are an example of possibilities ! I appreciate you and wish you happiness, joy, and experiences beyond the norm ! Thank you for showing me things I never thought about before...! You are truly free...!

[@josedyvrande6530]

Le premier Ghanéen Wode Maya parle parfaitement chinois 🎉❤

[@justjj21]

Are you Chinese or Asian? I'm Chinese and I've seen Black men speak perfect Chinese people, and in China too (well at the airport, an airline worker) haha

[@evelyn7881]

In elementary schools here in Delaware, USA, they are teaching Mandarin to young children.

[@candeejordan5250]

I have never seen this guy before and watching him is a joy. This young man seems to be so patient and kind im loving it. ❤

[@kanealoha]

Wow - what an excellent video. Thank you!

[@cydewitt46]

Wow! This is awesome! Great young man keep it up! 💯

[@mauricegaskin5694]

I'm from Barbados in the Caribbean and I was fortunate to spend a month in Shanghi, China . Oh man I was treated like ROYALTY. its the most beautiful place on Earth. The food was great and the people really accommodating. Thank you China. My only challenge was the flying. I left Barbados on the Sunday arrive in China the Tuesday

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Must have had a great experience living in Shanghai then I guess. Welcome to visit again.

[@barrytelesford5265]

hey Trini here. so besides Shanghi where do you recommend as a place to vacation, night clubbing, beach, tech and dating?

[@Habit7]

As a trini you are making me want to visit

[@jei-jei4841]

Bajan in the UK. Good to know.

[@gracejcalliste7144]

What an experience? First time watching your channel .I encourage all young people to try to learn a foreign language or two.I understand French being your basic language as a Cameroon,Afrca.I am proud of you being multilingual and of being able to share your connection.All the people, from the village ,with whom you interacted in this video were so polite .I am from Trinidad and Tobago (Trini) &watching you from New York City,USA.I,ll share your video .

[@caya4669]

As a black woman in the USA 🇺🇸 I am so happy they’re kind to us because many are not and feel threatened or afraid of us for no reason except tv and movies. This makes me want to learn Chinese and visit.

[@janefrancis7760]

Not really

[@walshantz]

😂 wat of me in Africa 😂

[@cultureofmen]

Black Americans give all black people all over the world a bad reputation.

[@purplejjw]

They are actually the most racist country ever. They hate foreigners

[@junehitchcock170]

Chinese in US are frighten of blacks because the black women are so loud and rude and the violence and aggression is off the scale. Try toning the behaviour down and display sone good manners.

[@P4JJP]

Keep doing your thing, sharing your cultural experiences with us 😊

[@beehouse7029]

👏🏽👏🏽 Wow this is amazing how well you speak Chinese. 😊 I love how the people in this Chinese village took to you and was so excited. 🤗🤗 I thought they knew you. I love how they all eat at the same time. Hardly any driving on the streets because it was lunch time. I also love how they were concerned about if you had lunch and they do that to one another. This was great! ❤❤❤ I guess racism is still everywhere when it came to the builders. SMH 😮

[@SelectiveSocial401]

All of the people are friendly until he started asking about those apartments.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

It happens. Many won't want to rent their apartment to a black man. This isn't news just a reality

[@trainerred6582]

It happens in my country too. Certain ethnicities living together in a neighbourhood can depreciate the real estate market :-(

[@isakjoseph747]

​@@mikeraynaldo3454That mindset though

[@zulu_mafia]

@@mikeraynaldo3454 Be careful not to make it sound like "That's Okay" though

[@k_chantale3692]

Happened to a friend of mine while Cambodia. She had a feeling that they didn’t want to lease to her because of her race.

[@louisestyles879]

I love how you're multilingual and so social with these different nationalities and now you're there in China. It's fortunate that you're so gifted.

[@shreddedbagelwabiwabo8342]

Learning languages isn't being gifted. Anyone can do that, yes, Chinese if very hard, however, I'm still surprised that some people don't even have 2 languages they can speak

[@sciotediligamteetliberfier3277]

Your personality and spirit make it impossible for anyone to dislike you. You're wonderful! ❤ Bless you. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@francollins806]

you're doing the amazing work of bridging communities - thank you for your generous gift to us all!!

[@littlediygardenproject]

It's incredible how those people are friendly, I really love their energy 🤩 And the way you speak like one of their own is quite inspirational, Salute from Kenya 🇰🇪

[@rachel__b]

This video popped up in my feed. So glad I watched, definitely enjoyed it. How impressive you are. Slightly off topic, I'm still learning Japanese and when i visited the country was sooo nervous to even speak to anyone, and once I did, I realized I have so much more to learn😅 I love how relaxed and confident you were. Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing your journey!

[@serendipitysaudio]

How was your experience? I hope you had a good time!

[@debrajohnson5928]

Keep sharing your SMILE, This is awesome

[@debrajohnson5928]

Love those apartments

[@debrajohnson5928]

Great advice about the language

[@SistaSol]

The key is just getting past your inhibitions and being wiling to make mistakes. Most people are kind and accomodating to people making a good faith effort to communicate in the local language. I'm glad you had that experience! Hopefully you'll have a chance to go back.

[@Josephchomba88]

Glad to see you doing your thing out there in 重庆 bro. Been in China for 9 years now, living in Wuhan, I should say this is by far the most impressive vlog I have seen about China out here, hands down 🙌🏾

[@izwald1]

Just discovered this channel and i'm instantly a fan! Love this kind of content.

[@cyndiwalkins5312]

You represent the diaspora extremely well. Proud of you. 🎉...it's just amazing to watch how humbly and naturally you speak their language.

[@EricaJohnson-lm6np]

This is so amazing! I'm sure that the locals appreciate seeing a young foreigner speak their language. They all seem very friendly.

[@kimberleyphillips6671]

❤ u and ur positivity. Keep going. 👍❤️

[@Dovid2000]

I enjoyed watching this! Best of luck to you.

[@turnelledyshonelbey1953]

With all the negative images that the U.S. media only shares about so called black men in America you are a valued diplomat for melanated men for those who never encountered a so called black man so you are doing a noble deed brethren.... Salute to you!

[@filetmignon96]

Love your video. I've been to China myself for two weeks, people kept asking me why I was going there, but I love to travel, and it was a chance to see it for myself. It was one of my best trips. You speak with ease, and letting people see from a different perspective is great. Wish you all the success to come your way!

[@synergy7501]

Awesome video, very entertaining. Enjoy your travels and keep posting.

[@jimpaterson9635]

First time watching, thoroughly enjoyed! great content ;)

[@budomushin]

I've been speaking zhongwen now for about 15 years. I went on scholarship in 2008. Now I'm an interpreter/consultant. I must say your accent and tones are very good. Keep up the good work bro!

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Thanks for that. Less or more really doesn’t matter as much as just being ourselves. 👍

[@aceiams9560]

This guy genuinely looks happy walking around talking to old Chinese people. What a good dude

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Yes indeed 👍

[@garyfrombrooklyn]

First time watching, Liked, and Subscribed, all notifications. Keep up the great work

[@mismisimognomo101]

Damn, this video was eye opening. I'm a latino guy wanting to make a trip to Asia, but China specifically and you talked about points that never came to my mind but so obvious at the same time. I guess it's because of plain cultural differences and your content actually made my expectations and which skills i should be focused on getting/polishing very clear. Like and subscribed ! 🖤

[@Trendy-Trends696]

Interesting Fact indeed 💯✅⭐

[@user-jq8dl7mk7f]

事实上你只需要鼓起勇气出发，遇到问题不要害怕，向人们请求帮助就可以！

[@sonyarice7716]

This was really cool to watch. Learning about different cultures is so fun to watch.

[@ndeleketica7040]

YOU MAKE AFRICA PROUD BROTHER. TAKE CARE

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Your support is key

[@eddieflack6590]

This did make me smile. Big ups To you bro!

[@kalvincarter5621]

This is awesome and inspiring!

[@terrydennis22]

Thank you for your videos. It's great to see you interact with the natives and speaking their language. I'm just amazed to see how receptive they are to you.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Thanks. It’s good to know you enjoyed this video

[@rockartistet]

Prefer the word locals. Natives is offensive . Used by imperialist countries

[@msmissy3551]

This made my day. I absolutely love this and I can't stop smiling 😊 be safe my dear.

[@bluesol3653]

Learning the language is a sign of respect to the culture and country. Move like water great video!

[@nisaroberts9059]

Very insightful, thank you 😊

[@sillaroseedwa9933]

You are a great role model for young men, continue doing what you do. Peace and love❤

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

Keep enjoying black in China videos. Cheers.

[@TheZuluman7]

It’s amazing how friendly the Chinese are to this brother. If this was a white community the story would be different.. I am jealous of your eloquence in Mandarin language you inspire me to start cracking the basic lessons.

[@pb34r46]

Awesome video! I feel Americans can learn a lot from these interactions. So welcoming!

[@dionisiodussart5629]

Very special to see and hear that. Amazing.

[@adefolaluasubiaro973]

BRAVO👏🏾👏🏾♥️♥️🤗🤗 my brother. You are a WORLD citizen👍🏾👏🏾♥️🤗. You look like you can go and live anywhere in the world. You make look very easy to get along with ANYONE👍🏾. We understand each other and get along with each other when we speak each other’s language👍🏾👏🏾💃🏾♥️🤗. Very inspiring and encouraging to learn different languages in this world. It’s ONE human race👍🏾♥️. ONE LOVE♥️

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

❤️ ❤️

[@Shazibenga]

China is a beautiful country, I have been to Xian,Xining, Wuhan, Yitchang, Zhengzhou, Guangzhou, and Beijing cities. The welcome is unforgettable. I always want to go back 🇳🇦 ❤🇨🇳

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

They are very welcoming and friendly

[@jz7551]

Loved this vid, man! Keep it up

[@rosembergarias50]

Thank you for being an example to humanity bro. Well manner, educated, and most importantly not causing any trouble in other countries like some other youtubers. God bless you. The people in this Chinese town seemed really nice and beautiful.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

As always. I’m happy that you found some value in this video. Keep enjoying black in China content

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

If you got value in this video make sure to ….. Like this video. Give it a thumbs up share, and comment Make sure to subscribe for more similar content. I read every single comment and respond to my unique viewers.

[@kr8972]

"Have you eaten?(吃了么?)" is indeed a traditional way to say hello in China. However, we Chinese normally only say this to people we have known but not to strangers. And it is also quite an old class now. Most young people do not say it anymore.

[@mikeraynaldo3454]

😀😀👍

[@FirstLadyG]

Awww sad the young people do not say it. Its lovely way to great people. There are millions of Chinese in Africa now so I guess we are becoming families. Although there has been some bad incidents too. Not all Chinese are negative. ❤

[@pearls1626]

Big happy family ❤❤❤❤❤ In every country there are bad people, we just need to look for the good ones.

[@FirstLadyG]

@@pearls1626 True.

[@itfaria]

Is it like you demonstrating you care about the person that you want to make sure they have had what they need and if not you will gladly help her? Even if it it's asked just for politeness In brazilian portuguese we ask as a greeting "Is everything fine with you?" and it opens a door for the person say or not if they need or is going through anything that we can help them Even if it's just politeness or then person do not feel comfortable sharing with you their struggles

[@simonjarvis2523]

Been enjoying your videos Mike. Keep up the good work 💯

[@caseysimpson7782]

It’s amazing!! Thank you, Brother!, for sharing the languages. I’m,so glad that you’re breaking some the barriers. My God!, continue to bless your journey.. 💪🏾🙏🏾🫶🏾