CRAZY Arrival in Shanghai, China 🇨🇳 (on the FASTEST Train in the World)

CRAZY Arrival in Shanghai, China 🇨🇳 (on the FASTEST Train in the World)
This was our First Time traveling to Shanghai, China and we did not know what to expect. Join us on our crazy travel day to Shanghai where we didn't know if we would be allowed entry to China or get rejected. Did you also know, China has the Fastest Train in the world. China has always been on our travel bucket list for a long time and we were really hoping to visit this beautiful country. Are we going to be surprised in Shanghai, China?
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[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We're super excited to be in China 🇨🇳 and can't wait to explore this beautiful country😍 We were told NOT to visit China for various reasons and the western media would have you thinking it's not a place you should visit. Our experience could not be any different as we've met so many friendly locals, have OPENLY filmed everywhere without any issues and have tried the BEST food as well. Drop below any recommendations you have for China and what we should do. We aim to show the REAL China in the upcoming vlogs 🙂

[@jose1234427]

希望你在中国过的愉快！中国非常大有许多好吃好玩的地方！尽情玩吧吃吧！😊

[@zimuli3549]

It is recommended that you visit Hangzhou and Suzhou, which are near Shanghai, which have more traditional Chinese characteristics and more beautiful scenery.

[@l1215912002]

Many of the media that tell you how terrible China is are paid by the U.S. government. It is their job to publish anti-China statements or they are brainwashed by the media’s anti-China remarks. What’s ridiculous is that these people have never been to China or left China 20 years ago. They have no understanding of the current situation in China.

[@rodgal87]

Such a breathe of fresh air to see western people with open minds willing to experience china for themselves. Enjoy your China trip guys.

[@xiaofeng0427]

上海周边的杭州，苏州，无锡，南京等这些旅游城市都在高铁沿线，非常便捷，浙江有江南最大最美丽的江南水乡乌镇，建议去看看，上海过去应该比较方便。

[@panyaboonc5621]

I am see more and more westerners are traveling to China. They will see the real China completely the opposite of what the western mainstream media reports. I have met a young couple in Thailand recently. They were from US and they were traveling from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and then to Cambodia and Vietnam and before going back to US. We have happened to have a casual friendly conversation and I have asked them since they are so near to China, why not go to China just for a few days to see China. I told them China is very interesting, But I was surprised of what they told me. They said according to all their media reports in US and advice by many people. They were advice and told not to travel to China. Even their parents don't allow them to go to China. They told China is not a safe country to travel. Very dirty, poor rundown infrastructures, poor transportation system, polluted, robbery is common even in broad daylight and chances of been detained for no reason by the Communist is very high. Because China is an authoritarian state and all foreign visitors are monitored by thousands of cameras everywhere, every minute where foreign visitors go. Foreign visitors from western countries can be detained for months or even years for no reason. All these is what they know about China. The couple is like below 25 years of age and already so badly brainwashed by their government-controlled media. This is really sad.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

China is definitely not what the western media tries to portray, at least our experience in the country was amazing and we found it more liberating than the west. Not once were we asked anywhere to not record or film. No one questioned as even though we had cameras everywhere however if we were to go everywhere with cameras in the west, we would have been asked to stop filming. In the next vlogs coming up, we will share our incredible experience in China 🤩

[@wyz9815]

So well said. China is one of the safest county in the world, so many places to see, enjoy!

[@CptNemo-l3s]

Wow, I know it's particularly bad in the US, but I expected younger ppl to be less reliant on main stream media propaganda. I guess the propaganda is really working if absolutely everyone is repeating what they've been told. So many amazing videos on YT showing the complete opposite, but they're ignored or pushed down in the algorithm to suppress the truth. Sad indeed. Hopefully these vlogs will start to become more widespread, I've seen so many so I don't know how anyone could continue with the lies and nonsense.

[@bulldogfightingforfreedom]

Well let’s put it this way, if people still watch western mainstream media funded by politicians, those people are hopeless and can’t be Helped. So who cares

[@dranzacspartan8002]

Mate, I went to China, with the same lies told to me. But I was pleasantly surprised when I saw the REAL China. It was NOTHING like what we were told back home. I'm a white Aussie male, and I never felt so safe being in China, every where I went, and any time of the day. I could NOT say the same for USA when I went. I was warned not to go to certain suburbs, I would NOT dare to go out after Midnight, and I was always concerned knowing that People carry guns in USA (40,000 Gun related deaths a year in USA ... virtually ZERO gun related deaths every year in every other developed city in the World).

[@xinbozhang7206]

If you want to understand China's 5,000-years history, you go to Xi'an; if you want to understand China's 1,000-years history, you go to Beijing; if you want to understand China's present, you go to Shanghai; if you want to understand China's future , you go to Shenzhen.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We would absolutely love to visit Beijing as well 🤩

[@cloudwithwind574]

@@sunkissedbucketlist The winter in Beijing is too cold! The best time to travel in China is from May to June and from September to October!

[@dranzacspartan8002]

I was pleasantly surprised when I went to China as well. If you get to check out the other Cities of China, you will also be amazed. Shanghai is amazing, but so is Beijing. Beijing is a circular city (ring roads), where the inner circle is the ancient Forbidden City, a wonderful tourist attraction. Then the 2nd Circle is a preserved Old China city (old Beijing). As you move to the outer Circles of the Beijing you end up with amazing futuristic sights. The 7th Circle is 1000kms to circumnavigate. You also have to see China's 2,500 year old Suzhou City, with a population of 11 Million (twice that of Sydney Australia). It is futuristic and is China's Venice, with wonderful canals, bridges, rivers ... a heaven on Earth.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

From everything we’ve seen so far and the local people we’ve met, we are very surprised at how different everything is in real life as opposed to what we’ve been told by western media 😊 seeing everything with our own eyes instead of believing the mainstream media 🥰

[@4ndrew4w44]

@@zackk7175no, they won’t put you in the jail if you have Taiwan passport, they will put you in the well.

[@dranzacspartan8002]

@@zackk7175 Mate ... you're getting confused ... again! I met people for the Republic of China (aka Taiwan) who were touring the People's Republic of China (aka Mainland China). They told me that they have not problem with the People's Republic of China (aka Mainland China) and that they do business with them. Also, they told me that the citizens of the Republic of China (aka Taiwan) don't care about Politics, and they wish USA would STOP meddling in their business. You're confused with USA. You must not mention that you don't like Trump or the MAGA people (70 Million of them) will kill you. So, you can not go to USA and talk bad about Trump.

[@adoaTW]

​@@zackk7175troll.....ur fake news probably never told u that there are at least 10% taiwanese( 2 to 3 million taiwanese) live in china long term. we people in taiwan dont need a visa to visit or to live/work/study in china....duh

[@IA100KPDT]

Going to China, studying their histories, visited their museums make you realized why is the tomb of an aristocrat is as humongous, way bigger than any kings or Caesars. Are the western histories even real. 🤣

[@pandabearoceanpark]

Welcome to China! First of all congratulations in making the first step despite all the negative reports about the place. It takes courage and open mindedness to make the first step. You will see the REAL China!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We’re very pleasantly surprised by the warmth and hospitality of the Chinese people and just how advanced Shanghai is 🤩😊

[@tontosilver6578]

Good to see you guys safe and sound down there 🙏 Yeah, tell the world 🌍 how great is China 🇨🇳 and debunk the western media lies ✅ Be safe and enjoy 🙏

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We’re having the most amazing time here 🥰

[@lindaramos3325]

Hi guys, I can't wait for the adventures of China. Take care and stay safe.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

There’s more coming for sure 😊

[@heekangwang4802]

China's HSR is also fantastic. I placed an empty mineral water bottle upside down. It stood upright throughout. Wow!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

It’s smooth as silk haha 😂

[@決明子-l2t]

You can even hold a coin upright without falling over

[@hockkeetan7161]

@@sunkissedbucketlist actually, MAGLEV can go up to 400km per hour and if i am not mistaken, used to travel up to 350km. It was a testing project betteen the German and the Chinese. However, now th commercial HSR in China can already travel up to 350km.

[@eveniu1134]

After watching you guys for couple of months, I just bumped into this one. How fun to see where your China adventures started. Now on your China 4.0. Have you great travel days every day❤❤❤

[@edwardwen1596]

Have a good trip, enjoy your time in Shanghai and explore local foods and different cultures.❤😊

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Shanghai so far has been amazing 🤩

[@joey3291]

And the Shanghai airport line is also the world's first and fastest commercial maglev line, running at 430 (350 after 2020) km/h, compared to 100 and 80 in Japan and SouthKorea.

[@dranzacspartan8002]

Shanghai has TWO International Airports. I didn't know at the time and I went to the wrong one.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

The experience getting on the maglev was unreal and just how smooth the ride was too 🤩

[@MrPeterzhu]

​@@sunkissedbucketlistBro, try China's high-speed rail, it's even more comfortable than maglev.

[@jorogers4662]

Incredible technology!

[@xinyiquan666]

none of japan and SK has Maglv trains , only china has one commercial lines , which is only one in entire world

[@albertcadgame8314]

Hope you guys enjoy your vacation.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@w.z.6062]

Wow so looking forward to your videos from China 🎉🎉🎉

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Some really fun vlogs are coming soon, we show what everyday life is like in China and how amazing our time has been here so far 🥰🥰

[@haodeplorable266]

Please remember one thing: due to the large number of visitors, many Chinese attractions have been changed to a "reservation system". So, if you need to avoid unhappiness, try to book an appointment online as much as possible🎉

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you for the useful suggestion 🥰😊

[@jij8802]

​@@zackk7175你怎麽活得那么可憐呢？😂

[@一朵小红花]

Under every video about China there are trolls like you. . .​@@zackk7175

[@LawrenceTam0408]

​@@zackk7175 As someone from Asian, watching you westerner trying everything to divide Chinese. It just making more of us dislike Western. US divided Korea into 2 part, divided Vietnam, divided Syria. And now Westerner want Tibet, Xin Jiang, Hong Kong and Taiwan independent from China. You guys just making this world become more chaos and crazy

[@LawrenceTam0408]

@@zircon6566 Go study some books or history before you judge China. The Taiwan government used to ruled mainland China, but they failed and losed in the civil war. And they escaped to Taiwan. This is Chinese civil war, stop interfere their internal affairs

[@JamesPhotoLX]

Hi Guys, welcome to China, Shanghai and my home for the past 16 years. It's great to see more European (especially British) tourists making use of the 144 transit visa and experiencing the wonders of the middle kingdom. Don't believe the Western media's negative reporting about China, it's an amazing country with so much to do and see.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

There’s definitely so much to do and see and as such wished we had more than 144 hours, we’re absolutely loving our time here 🥰

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

All the reporting in the West I see is amazing. So positive about China. I think everyone exaggerates. Obviously lots of negative articles /news clips re Chinese government, like all governments. So what.Never heard or read a bad thing about China as a place to visit though.

[@dyrectory_com]

Thanks for the video upload! 🕊

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

So kind, thanks 🤩

[@linus631]

Great video! Love to see more content about China!

[@KVZ55]

The largest city in China is Chongqing, please go there if you have the chance, it's beautiful and fun!!!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We would love to explore as much as we can 😊

[@KVZ55]

@@sunkissedbucketlist Also Guangzhou, is a city of delicious food, and it's also beautiful and fun!!!

[@DJs021]

​@@KVZ55city of maze, city of fog, city of mountainous infrastructures and this one top all of it city of confusion😂. One need to be prepare for touring Chongqing, in a sec you are in ground floor, the next second you are in 20th floor

[@抖音用户]

你的问题.好搞笑😂

[@leahlee8291]

@@zackk7175their later videos will slap your liar’s face.

[@侯嘉琪-t8s]

有一位外国人由馬來西亞以144小時方式免簽入境，在上海玩了6天。也po上網絡了。😂😂也安全離開。上海外灘有聖誕市集。

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We’re looking forward to the Christmas markets here 🎄🎅

[@taiwan1450number1]

我国马来西亚有很多留台生是专门黑中国大陆

[@DavidHao-yo2zu]

只要不是坏人，在中国都会安全无忧❤

[@taoxiaoxiao]

I am in Beijing. I am very happy that you are traveling to China. I look forward to your sharing. I also look forward to your travels to more cities in China, including Beijing. welcome!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We would love to visit Beijing too! China has lots to explore! Thanks so much 😀😊

[@yanyan_taiwanchina]

Thanks for your amazing video 😍

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

thank you 🤩

[@lzl4226]

I've done 430 km/h on that thing, but I'm not sure if they still do that now, the few recent rides for me all capped at 301.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We heard during the day it goes to 431km/h? 🤩

[@lzl4226]

@@sunkissedbucketlist Yeah you might be right, it's probably to do with the time of the day. but I've definitely been on it a couple of times doing 430. I don't think you're missing out too much though, it pretty much accelerates to 430 then almost immediately decelerates because you're there already.

[@etow8034]

This Gen 1 Maglev can do up to 350km/h, but the distant between stations is too short to ramp up to 350km/h so it has to decelerate 3/4 the way there. The new Gen 2 Maglev will do 650km/h when the network is extended further.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Wowwww! That’s absolutely crazy! 🤩

[@jzvr5842]

@@sunkissedbucketlist Actually it's 431km/h for this Maglev but it only goes that fast during certain times of the day. The next one coming out will be 600km/h+.

[@weizhou5296]

旅途愉快🎉

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@ivechan5138]

先关注，期待后续视频。🎉🎉

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thanks so much 🤩😊

[@alexzhang1897]

The maximum operating speed of this train is 431 kilometers per hour, but I don’t know why the operator lowered the speed to 301 kilometers per hour. Maybe it can reduce costs? In fact, the fastest high-speed train in China can already reach an operating speed of 350 kilometers per hour. You can try the Shanghai-Beijing high-speed train, which takes a relatively short time.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We heard 431km is the top speed however we’re still pretty thrilled with 301km 💪🏼😉

[@dongiovanni8899]

the maximum speed operates on specific times of the day

[@alexzhang1897]

@@dongiovanni8899 The maximum operating speed has now dropped to 301 kilometers per hour throughout the day, which seems to be a permanent reduction.

[@alexzhang1897]

@@sunkissedbucketlist In the past, the top speed was 431km/h at certain times of the day, but now the top speed is 301km/h throughout the day. It seems to be a permanent slowdown, which is a pity.

[@isaacbai7649]

⁠@@sunkissedbucketlist431km/h running on specific time periods, you didn’t catch it.

[@stevenchu5923]

daytime max speed is 420KM/H,Shanghai maglev

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

That is so cooool 💪🏼☺️

[@AntiWar_dude]

wow beautiful

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

China is so cool, very different to what we’ve been led to believe in the western media as you’ll see in the next vlogs coming up 😊

[@kirbyhuang5609]

加油💪

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Let’s goooo 💪🏼

[@Grrzyy]

Enjoy 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We’re loving it thank you 🤩

[@tweedy4sg]

The Seoul maglev at the airport is the low-speed kind. With a max distance travelled of only 5km it is more like a Disneyland theme park ride. 😂😂😂

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We had no idea lol 😂

[@jose1234427]

谢谢通过你的video为世界其他西方国家的人能够更多了解现在中国的现状！而不是西方媒体报道中歪曲的中国😂！只有用自己的眼睛看过才能了解事实，而不是道听途说！欢迎更多友好人士来中国游玩！❤🎉🎉🎉

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

China has been an amazing experience so far and we’re enjoying all it has to offer 🥰

[@ryanzhang701]

@@sunkissedbucketlist建议你可以去中国西部看看，感觉大部分的外国人首站都是上海，现在中国的🚄很方便，从上海直接坐高铁就可以了。西部的城市比如西安，成都，重庆等，还有武汉，南京，杭州这些都可以去看看。

[@lucychin336]

China welcome you!!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Super happy to be here 😊

[@AJadventures88]

Hi there! Im glad to see you had a wonderful trip 😇 When you arrived at the 144hour transit desk, did you present an e-ticket/outbound flight itinerary on your phone to the Immigration Official? Or did the Immigration Official require the actual physical official boarding pass for the outbound flight? Thank you!

[@foreverbbx]

Shanghai Maglev train speed is 430 km/h during two periods every day

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Wow that’s insane!!! 🤩

[@boli1435]

You get 10 yuan discount if you have a same day air plane boarding pass when purchasing maglev ticket.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We were very happy with the combo ticket and the price we paid for it, very affordable 😊

[@user_r12345]

Mantap!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

🤩

[@yanglu4064]

I remember back in 2010, the max speed of the maglev was 431km/h. I've heard they downgraded it to 301 km/h to save costs.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Oh wow really!

[@THUSHARATHENNAKOON-mt5gg]

Nice video ❤❤❤❤

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@zhiyinhu]

Welcome to China!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@blusslee5364]

您好！Hello! I am Chinese, welcome! Every country has its advantages and disadvantages. If you discover more of its beauty, the world will be more exciting! Have a great time！

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Hello! We absolutely agree with you! Thanks for the welcome ☺️

[@kokokokoo7380]

The maglev train can do 450km/h during traffic peak

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

That’s brilliant 🤩

[@adelinekirkpatrick9083]

感谢老铁支持中国，喜欢中国🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳中国有你想象不到的安全感，这里不会有小偷和抢劫，夜里两点可以安全游玩，感受中国人民的善良与热情🤟🤟

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We enjoyed Shanghai, the city is huge, people were friendly and welcoming and there’s so much to see and do! 🤩

[@jackyan8925]

@@sunkissedbucketlist According to Chinese people’s understanding, Shanghai is not the best place in China. It should be Chongqing and Chengdu.

[@天下-m5w]

But Chongqin and Chengdu food is very spicy @@jackyan8925

[@jakerk-el8tw]

amazing

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

China is indeed amazing 🤩

[@joe_shh]

it's pity you didn't catch the 400km/h maglev. It's available in a few time slots.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

301kmh was EPIC too 🥰

[@baiyun7810]

@@sunkissedbucketlist中国未来几年内建成上海到杭州的超级高铁，真空管道和磁悬浮技术结合，阻力几乎为零，时速1000km/h，😂很疯狂……

[@jorogers4662]

@@baiyun7810Asia’s public transport is out of this world!!!

[@zacc2243]

Actually, the highest speed of maglev is 430km/h. It only serves at this speed in rush hours. And welcome to Shanghai.😀

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you ☺️ we’re having a great time here

[@morganangel340]

@@sunkissedbucketlist good thing you are not too late, western media say China will collapse any day now.

[@baoyu3353]

wellcom❤

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you so much 🥰

[@xuanluo9561]

this train top speed is 420km/h

[@ctyhk1997]

What I remembered is 430.

[@WingT-ix4xi]

431

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Wow that’s incredible 🥰 Is it different during the day and night?

[@kk-te4nw]

Once it operated @430km which I personally experienced, but limited @300km right now. I think that's subjected to the high cost of maintenance at the crazy speed above 400@@sunkissedbucketlist the price cut from whatever 70+ to current 50RMB. Anyway, welcome to China.

[@bobsmith3983]

@@zackk7175 The Chinese will also force you to eat their delicious food and force you enjoy your sightseeing of their famous tourist and cultural sites! So be careful!!

[@lisayip4305]

I went to Shanghai in August. The city was.very crowed back then i guess people hang out more when the weather was not this cold.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

I think you’re right ☺️

[@清德賴-v7q]

What you are doing now is the very old Shanghai Maglev. . The previous running speed was 435. The speed limit is now 300. This car is very unstable. The speed of high-speed rail is 350 kilometers per hour. China's total high-speed rail mileage reaches 45,000 kilometers. This is currently the fastest speed in China. A coin can stand upright without falling over. Currently, a total of 6 maglev lines have been selected for project selection. The top speed is 1,000 kilometers per hour.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

1000km would be so cool 🥰

[@arindamsaha735]

Very nice

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thanks 🤩

[@shahidsaifi7497]

Welcome to china

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thanks pal 👍🏻

[@presidentnews520]

the maglev originated from german, germany train too is famous in china, germany also taugh china to build high speed train thats why its succes now

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Great 👍🏻

[@user-bt3iz7vi7q]

Cities in China are extremely clean, no smell and extremely safe to walk around anytime day and night. 👍👏👏

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Totally agree!

[@tengsteel8560]

为了照顾附近居民的感受, 上海的磁悬浮在大多数时间都降速行驶, 只有2趟能达到430Km/h, 当年上海建造磁悬浮的主要目的是和有轨车竞争中国的高铁标准, 但最终有轨高铁胜出, 于是上海的磁悬浮现在挺尴尬, 每年都有人大代表提案停运或拆除 中国的高铁现在最高时速也达到了350km/h, 当然实际上也只有部分车次在部分区域能达到这个最高时速, 比如上海到北京的高铁一般只有G2/G6/G8/G10等车次能达到: 采用复兴号CR400AF车型, 全程 1325 公里仅需4小时30分.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Oh wow thanks for the useful info 😊

[@马化腾之爹]

Merry koreanmas

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Hahah! To you too! 🤩🎅🏼

[@rubywang2681]

中国欢迎你们❤🎉

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you so much 😊

[@johnkiel1000]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

☺️

[@ouchh35]

pudong airport maglev goes up to 430km/h - but only at certain times during the day. all other times its set to 300km/h max.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Wow that’s crazy! 😝

[@anilrai2678]

0MG ! CHAINA ❤🎉

[@Ru-yl1cv]

Welcome

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@kumababara1631]

high speed rail can go up to 350km per hour.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

That’s incredible 🤩

[@ericpeng1579]

Oh! the meglev in Korea is low speed one. The one in China can run to 430 km/hr and Koreas' can only do 80 km/hr. Many cities have meglev now. their speed is 90~120 km/hr.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We didn’t get a chance to try the Korean maglev 😊

[@SSY86374]

Shanghai maglav speed back in 2006 was way higher than 300km, they lowered the max speed to 300km since 2010. I tried out Shanghai maglav 2 times in 2006 and 2010.

[@RajuBoro-mk9xx]

Nice

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thanks 🤩

[@kitty-rp7bg]

China is beautiful 😂😂Enjoy

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We totally agree 🥰💯

[@Jiwa.Media.Production]

Next to Shaanxi Xi’an City by High Speed Train from Shanghai … go to Hua San Mountain … and visit to Terracotta Warriors … and Moslem Quarter

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thanks for the suggestions 👍🏻

[@Jiwa.Media.Production]

@@sunkissedbucketlist waiting for sunrise in mount Hua .. and climb and walk in the most dangerous mountain in the world 😉 Greetings from Indonesia 😊

[@wyz9815]

Xinjiang is one of my favourite places, good people, good food and good scenery. Try Da Pan Ji, my favorist dish in Xinjiang.

[@koiyujo1543]

reason why it's all so much cheaper is because a lot of the industries are nationalized and government and state owned companies and corporations etc unlike that in America or other western countries like your country the UK

[@aevae8678]

Now when traveling in China, there are English tips everywhere, which is so convenient.

[@liamporter1137]

Nice.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Loving it here 😀

[@juanjogarzon]

Wonderful video but I have a question for you, if I understood correctly, you apply the 144 hours transit visa once you got there right? At the airport in Seoul (in your case) before you check in your bags, they asked you if you had another flight booked within the 144 hours and then, when you arrived to Shanghai, you went directly to the visa desk with your fingerprints done and they allow you to enter the city right?

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Yes, for the 144 hour visa you must have an onward flight booked out of China in under the 144 hours. When you arrive, you fill out an arrival form and take it to the 144 hours visa desk and they allow you to enter 😀

[@collinshi3050]

the peak speed is 431km/h during certain time period of the day.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Wow 😮

[@kexuanlin5453]

do you know why shanghai‘s airport looks empty？because the airport is so huge and people are scatter。

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Hahah that’s true 😂🤩

[@derhauptmann1897]

So the trip was Indonesia-Srilangka-South Korea-China, sir?

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

That’s correct 👍🏻

[@Zxcvbnm-y3w]

Welcome to China.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@邓清华]

欢迎

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@joeymelbourne]

Sorry guys, they reduced the speed, used to be 400km/h. Now 300km/h trains are everywhere in China, between cities and provinces etc.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Oh wow, that’s still pretty fast 😮

[@bossiniada]

You should go see Barrett in Shenzen, he is a good China YT from Britain.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thanks ☺️

[@HZF-de5bh]

If you try the high-speed train in China,it can go at 350km/h❤

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Wow 🤩

[@jeffreyINAus]

Hi,Dude, The Spring Airlines is a budget airlines in China . Tiny legrooms ,have to buy extra luggages,no food

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Apart from the tight leg room everything else was very decent and we wouldn’t mind flying with them again ☺️

[@hhbloww]

祝你们在中国的旅行愉快！ the most important thing is keep relax and chill in china

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We are chilling out indeed haha 😊🥰

[@Zxcvbnm-y3w]

Chinese subtitles are so confusing.❤😂

[@M_Jono]

Shanghai Maglev is the only in the world able to reach this speed (431km/h operational speed ) Korea maglev is just like MRT and Japan maglev is not operating yet. And BTW Shanghai Maglev was built by Germany company Siemens

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jurrasicpig2426]

Spring airlines is the one of the airlines based in China equivalent to, like Ryanair, or Jetblue. let's just say leg room and service is not their strong points, but still beat easyjet en every way, lol

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Haha pretty true! 😂

[@guangrili541]

미국 유럽 한국 일본민주주의언론은 왜거짓보도만하는지 이해할수가없습니다 당신이중국방문을통해 유럽에 진실된걸보여주길희망합니다 즐거운중국여행이되길🙏🙏🙏

[@떡상-d5n]

공감

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We’re having the most incredible time here 🥰

[@美美的-d2h]

This is like, a poor neighbor you who looked down on, even more and more wealthy, and even more than you. If you are sour in your heart, you will only say that he is not good or even rumored.

[@alexz1657]

Slander others to cover up their own stupidity.

[@ranwu1168]

政治，美国的小弟，要听美国的没办法

[@pnww9]

All young people around the world should go travel to different part of the world. Learn about other culture first hand. The world would be Much better place that way. Thanks for sharing and Have fun.

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

We absolutely agree 👍🏻 💯

[@feeeei2701]

Please try the bullet train in China next time, I take it everyday to work between two cities. It’s350km/h😊😊😊, very convenient.❤

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Which two cities do you travel between? ☺️

[@feeeei2701]

@@sunkissedbucketlist I travel between Beijing and Tianjin daily for work. It's about 150km. So the high speed train is very convenient.

[@mjgu8319]

welcome to 上海

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@SepakBolaa-f27]

Dari Indonesian hadir

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Terima Kasih 😊

[@maxdc988]

Welcome to China. Have a wonderful trip. 🙋‍♂ But your PM Rishi Sunak would not pleased with you guys. 😂

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Haha I’m sure he’s fine 🤩

[@georwoogle]

😄😄😄

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Have u been to China? 😊

[@bidensriwijaya6777]

Ada kah yang nonton orang china

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

You are !

[@bidensriwijaya6777]

@@sunkissedbucketlist oh

[@梁爽-f9z]

好像有一趟速度达到430公里，，其他都在330左右

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Incredible 💪🏼

[@SkyworkerZhang]

144小时签证是中国在2024年新推出的对外签证政策，开放国家有很多 The 144-hour visa is a new foreign visa policy introduced by China in 2024, and there are many open countries.

[@multipolarworldtoday]

Maglev 430/km max, but they don't go above 350/km

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Wow that’s insane!!! 🤩

[@cai8805]

祝福你们在中国玩的开心！

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thank you 🤩

[@americaneagle76]

300 KM/H, WOW!

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Absolutely 💯

[@SkyworkerZhang]

In China, this speed is not very fast. Now we have developed a 600km/H train, but it has not started operation.

[@leahlee8291]

Pudong airport is too big and takes long time to walk

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

It is a HUGE airport 🤩

[@月夜滴雨]

在中国玩得开心 旅途愉快🎉

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

Thanks so much ☺️

[@jnewman1718]

Your comment "...the airport is so quiet..." confirmed that very few foreigners are visiting Shanghai, or China, these days. Do you also feel that?

[@sunkissedbucketlist]

There were fewer people than we had expected. But still many people out and about ☺️