Surpassing New York! Shenzhen with the Most Skyscrapers in China, The light show is amazing! [4K]

[@forestaroundme3.8]

Best lighting show ever

[@MnemonicCarrier]

It's sooooooooooo beautiful! China knows how to design and build cities!!!

[@TravelEast888]

[@DiegoMartinColeccionista-os6gy]

Maravilloso espectáculo. Gracias China por darle tanto al mundo.♥️😀

[@TravelEast888]

😄

[@KatariaGujjar]

Never seen anything like it. Thanks for sharing.

[@TravelEast888]

Thank you for watching

[@obiwan5781]

Speechless Wow

[@TravelEast888]

hope u like it

[@HanselHoeffer]

A 360 degree drone passing through this area while the show is on would probably produce ethereal footage.

[@TravelEast888]

Thank you for your suggestion! However, I currently don't know how to operate a drone. Perhaps in the future, I'll consider getting one and learning how to use it😃

[@wellifthemediasaysit]

Stunning!

[@Sunny_Son21]

China is massive and #1❤

[@TravelEast888]

Indeed, China is a diverse country with cities that vary greatly in age, ranging from incredibly ancient to highly modern.

[@forestaroundme3.8]

Indeed…

[@guens01]

50 years ahead of any city you can think of.

[@TravelEast888]

😬

[@oatmampienrakkarn]

Happy New Year from Thailand.

[@TravelEast888]

HAPPY NEW YEAR! GOOD LUCK TO YOU✨

[@TuocNguyen-ln4mh]

Absolute China champion

[@songlanW]

soooo beautiful!

[@TravelEast888]

😁

[@thebabbler8867]

Shenzhen passed New York a long time ago in 2020. You didn't know?

[@TravelEast888]

😂

[@ranhtv9889]

so professional

[@AndréLangevin-h3t]

Thanks!

[@TravelEast888]

😄

[@Kenw1203]

The word best country-China🎉🎉

[@TravelEast888]

LOL，Hope u like it😁

[@Kenw1203]

@@TravelEast888 China`s city night is very beautiful

[@cho2145]

中国も凄く発展しましたね。 こんな大都市は一部に過ぎないけど 東京より好きかもしれない… 日本は地震が多すぎて中国のように高い建物が 多く建てられない理由も1つとしてあるけど 高い建物があると都市感がアップしますね。 すごく綺麗、90年代と全然違う

[@TravelEast888]

Of course, if I live in a big city for a long time, I will miss the tranquility of the countryside and the stars.✨

[@ymwneriver]

Japan is much more developed in many aspects, and there is a lot for China to learn from Japan.

[@vincentdesun]

@leepaul-qy6qb There's a lot to learn. Please wake the fuck up.

[@kisekirainbow8255]

@leepaul-qy6qb又是中国人在自我反省了😂

[@小月景悟]

向日本学习侵略😂

[@tentonmosley1270]

In China they get amazing light shows! In New York we get rats in the subway. 🐀 Yay America!

[@TravelEast888]

❤️

[@chrislui571]

I know right, and smell weed everywhere 😮‍💨

[@devolapopola4583]

岂止超越纽约，这一应该是全宇宙最棒的灯光秀了

[@julyseven808]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@melonshop8888]

👏👏👏 VERY NICE. THE BUILDINGS ARE ALIVE. ADD UP FIREWORKS IN NEW YEAR 2024.

[@TravelEast888]

Hey, I was planning to film the New Year's fireworks, but for some reason, the government just announced they're canceled-bummer! Anyway, today's a Chinese holiday, and the city looks amazing. I shot a video while driving, gonna upload it tomorrow. Hope you dig it! 😄

[@saprang]

wow, Chinese creation are always surprised the world, would be great if I can see the production behind the scene.

[@TravelEast888]

😄

[@fenilaester2648]

can i watch the light show on wednesday or thursday?

[@TravelEast888]

No.

[@qake2021]

👏👏👏👏👏😃😃😃😃😃👍👍

[@Kenw1203]

中國的摩天大樓總是充滿著生命力

[@zewujin2508]

OMG ~ really a Chinese city?

[@TravelEast888]

It's true！Shenzhen😄

[@vincentdesun]

Chinese cities are the most modern and futuristic on this planet. Have you been living under a rock?

[@waikinchan1856]

Yes, 100% real

[@XvictorlauferX]

C'mon guys, North America is not longer the king of skyscrapers

[@TravelEast888]

😂

[@李佳-z6t]

Forty years ago, in the eyes of Americans, it was true that Chinese people were "poor boys". But 40 years later, China's development rate surprised western countries. But everyone, I want to say that "we are not enough to surpass the United States“ First, per capita income is no match for Americans. Thank you for your video! Wishing you a pleasant day! 中国现在的生活水平比起40年前有了很大的进步，但超越美国，我认为这就有些夸大其词了。只是盖了几个高楼大厦这不能说明全部。再说了纽约的时代广场我没觉得比这些差多少。

[@franskuijs3556]

I didn't know we had a skyscraper competition !?

[@HanselHoeffer]

You do and you're losing it (if you're American)

[@melonshop8888]

@@HanselHoeffer DONT HATE AMERICANS THEY ARE OUR SUPER FRIENDS.

[@ihatetomatoees]

Surpassing shenzen, new york with the most gay ppl😍😍😍

[@夏君-k3i]

当你们输了的时候，你就会说出这样常见的话语

[@maurisegovia9677]

Cheto mal

[@RivusVirtutis]

Who spomsored this expensive lighting infrastructures? When I have been to Shenzhen and Shanghai almost all of their building is not used for advertisements. Who sponsoered and how those LED displays could recover their investment?

[@ThomasWright-z6b]

With surplus electricity and high storage costs, using the excess power to enhance residents' well-being is more cost-effective.

[@RivusVirtutis]

@@ThomasWright-z6b I see. In night electricity cost is low. But LED panels are too expensive, and installation costs is too. Does the chinese local or central government had paid initial cost for those led panels and installations?

[@chrislui571]

​@@RivusVirtutisdon't you remember we manufactured LED in China. The cost is much lower than foreign countries. And last time when I was in there the taxi driver told me the local city government installed and paid for the light show.

[@RivusVirtutis]

@@chrislui571 Most expensive is installation and mentainance cost i think but that is not the matter. Anyway, every cost (including displat itselves, installation, maintenance and electricity fee) is payed by local governments, which mean all citizen as tax payer owe that huge costs. At least almost all of 一線都市 and 新一線都市 has tens of full of huge led-display-installed buildings which never has advertisement to recover the investment. So all of cost is owed and to be payed by citizen as tax payer.

[@chrislui571]

@@RivusVirtutis lol so what is your point? Should the government provide this entertainment or not?

[@lingdatang669]

z

[@stevedom1]

lets not confuse China country with some showpiece chinese cities!

[@znba8823]

not new york !

[@martindelondre755]

Global warming. How much power do we need for this show😊 where is the conservative prople😊

[@ricotheman8139]

1, this is to replace the massive firework show, if you prefer less pollution. 2, you can google green energy in China, you will be happily surprised, since it’s a big concern for you. Happy new year.

[@ngokchai]

Shenzhen government has also explained,The electricity cost of such a light show is only about RMB¥600 per day, That's about US$100, All are energy efficient LEDs.

[@martindelondre755]

Thank you😊

[@dlf4298]

😅😅😅

[@walhdamaskus2408]

This light show cost less than one fatty american's ordered burger meal.

[@jimjimgl3]

Well, happily, NYC has a minuscule fraction of the facial recognition cameras now in use by the Chinese government---an estimated 700 million facial recognition cameras. China The Country with many beautiful buildings and no citizen privacy!

[@neyowalex2875]

Stupid fool

[@jimjimgl3]

@@BeijingBuzzz-China-Travel But also about monitoring the movements of the Chinese citizens. Ordinary Chinese citizens. Some of the cameras are able to detect even those as young as 9 years old. If you are fine knowing that where ever you go in the country the government knows about your movements than congratulations.

[@jimjimgl3]

@@BeijingBuzzz-China-Travel Big beautiful buildings and: Instagram is banned in China. Alongside many of the biggest social media networks and social apps like Facebook, WhatsApp, Reddit, KZbin, Twitch, Tumblr, Imgur, Quora, and many many others, Instagram is also blocked by the Chinese Internet censorship policy.

[@TravelEast888]

Hey, I get that China blocks some social media, including Instagram, but it's because they have their own rules and culture. Different places, different rules, you know, no right or wrong.The Chinese government probably thinks censoring the internet helps keep things stable.But the government won't really stop individuals from using these apps. If they use VPN, they're good to go.

[@黑猫-b3m]

如果你不是犯罪你怕什么？

[@liufeng2095]

真丑灯光秀和日月贝投影两回事

[@AlexMartinez-ep8fx]

[@TravelEast888]

Thanks for your comments.