This is Vladivostok - The Pearl Of Eastern Russia 🇷🇺 I S2, EP99

[@alexsyritsyn6307]

Так интересно посмотреть мнение о моём городе, в котором я живу 58 лет, от совершенно постороннего человека! Спасибо Вам, прекрасный человек!👍

[@Sergey_Shumovskiy]

Я чуть меньше живу, всего 49 лет.

[@АнастасияБо-ш2ц]

Да, так приятно глядеть на свою действительность другими глазами ❤

[@uuespces]

Я жил во Владивостоке 20 лет назад и могу сказать, что за 20 лет город в целом стал выглядеть лучше и стал удобнее. Как ни странно, в центр города заехать на машине можно без проблем и достаточно быстро.

[@romanich6923]

Местные подтянулись!!! Я немного восточнее... С другого конца залива!

[@ArslanAndrei]

А я 10 лет но как будто все 100

[@64hdr0m3d4rY]

I think it's important to add that there are many ethnic "Asian looking" indigenous people(s) in Siberia and across Russia who are not foreigners, but who you may mistake as an outsider. Russia is not just comprised of European Russians and foreigners, we have dozens of native ethnicities. I hope you have an episode where you interact with more locals and see how diverse and rich our people are.

[@poers3055]

190 национальностей как никак)

[@Rom2Serge]

Exactly for about 6 months i had some work in Irkutsk. City near Baikal. There so much different people ! Like people from Buryatia , or Yakutiya they look like they asian , all of them have indigenous background own religions , some have very unusual ones unusual ones, like believing that northern reindeer special spirit :) or city Elista , i was there in summer and i felt like i was in Thailand or Laos! People were Buddhists and just felt like far Asia. What's i find beautiful that all people with different backgrounds living together in harmony . Or take Ingushetia or Chechnya , there are arab type people . But its al logical because when countries is stretching by 9000 kilometers , obviously it would be populated with all types of people who have different backgrounds.

[@glebsokolov2366]

While that is true, Vladivostok is an ethnically Russian/slavic city. Asian ethnicities make up less than 5% of Russia’s population.

[@64hdr0m3d4rY]

@ I’m just trying to clear up the misconception between natives and foreigners. Less than 5% is a wild understatement and certainly not true considering how mixed everyone is across the nation - we are a Eurasian country after all

[@glebsokolov2366]

@@64hdr0m3d4rY I understand why you did that, but it also does cause confusion. Russia is geographically Eurasian, but ethnically and culturally it is overwhelmingly European. Even if we count populated and very Asian regions like Buryatia and Tuva, which honestly should be part of Mongolia, Russia would still have over 95% ethnicities that are not Asian. If you consider Kavkaz (Chechnya, Dagestan) people Asian, then it would be a higher percentage of “Asians”.

[@michaels2846]

You are a kind, gentle soul. I wish more people around the world were like this. Big Hello from Australia.

[@Sujowi]

Doesn’t this city look a bit like Darwin or Auckland from a distance? Hi from a Kiwi fan of this channel.

[@denisdenisov7623]

interestingly enough, Vladivostok and Australia have almost the same time zone and, accordingly, time. Vladivostok gmt+10, Australia gmt+11.

[@cwpv2477]

so true

[@thorts]

Her channel is the best! Hello from Bunbury!

[@jeanelizabethterry7583]

Fascinating. Russia has always had a fascination for me. What a nice young man answering your questions. God bless him and you. People aren't that different in the world. I live in Oregon USA.

[@roger38888]

@@jeanelizabethterry7583 🙏

[@فلبيثةوزكنغقيثتالقغف]

Владивосток он другой и люди другие, не похожи на людей из западных регионов России. Приезжайте во Владивосток, вам понравится.

[@absoluteset]

@@فلبيثةوزكنغقيثتالقغف Точно такие же люди везде в России

[@فلبيثةوزكنغقيثتالقغف]

@@absoluteset на Кубани? Или в Москве? Такие же люди?

[@absoluteset]

@فلبيثةوزكنغقيثتالقغف везде

[@Moodiac67]

So those Russians don't drink as much as us Brits? Oh dear, seems we have a far-reaching reputation! The food in that Georgian restaurant looked delicious, and the desserts too. I never thought that a city like Vladivostok would be a place I would want to visit, but it is now. Thanks as ever Yan!

[@constant1989]

Russia is currently ranked no. 35 for yearly per capita alcohol consumption ,below UK, France, Germany, Spain, Ireland, Czech Rep etc

[@Алексей-ы5м1н]

@@constant1989 According to the World Health Organization, Russia is on this list 16. Moldova is in the first place. United Kingdom 20

[@Алексей-ы5м1н]

@@constant1989 That's why you're a liar!

[@TREBLECLEF421]

@@Алексей-ы5м1нwow. chill bro

[@Алексей-ы5м1н]

@kektar-b6h В отличии от Британии алкоголики в России это часто асоциальные и осуждаемые элементы общества. Обычно их не видно на улице. Они напиваются дома в компании таких же алкоголиков и бьют друг друга. Иногда с летальным исходом.

[@longawelt9639]

Oh, beautyl! We are Russians living in China. I hope you are be treated as hospitably as we are treated in China. Much much love and safe and fun travel🌹🌹

[@lijackson-x6r]

中国欢迎你。我刚从莫斯科旅游回来，很酷。

[@longawelt9639]

@@lijackson-x6r 谢谢🐻❤‍🔥🤝🐉

[@deezeed2817]

As somebody who is part Chinese and part Russian that place Milionka has a very dark history for our community. My grandfather and grandmother were caught up in the persecution during the Stalinist period and were thrown out of the country.

[@agnidas5816]

@@deezeed2817 Even my father was sent North because of Russian government. Then Khrushchev pardoned everyone ... but it was too late for some... Stalin was arguably worse than Hitler. He starved out more Ukrainian civilians than Hitler killed Jews. And did more atrocities ...

[@tdeo2141]

@@agnidas5816 I find that nowadays, not a lot of the younger generation learns about those atrocities. History should not be forgotten, or we may repeat it. It’s strange that this isn’t taught at schools (at least not in North America)

[@DilipDas-qf4eh]

I am Indian🇮🇳, I was in Vladivostok 1968, for one year. At present I am 76 years old. Spaciva,

[@lin7694]

Hello, in our city in the Urals, Indians study at universities, some stayed to live with us and opened their own cafes and cook Indian food

[@ArtemGay]

I hope you'll come again❤

[@svetakulesh4931]

I am from Vladivostok... And I remember the time when it was a lot of Indian navies In Vladivostok.... With families... Who study to manage with Russian ships

[@Ancalagon_the_Black]

I'm genuinely curios how did you get there?)

[@felicitasbruzkova3763]

Srdečně vás zdravím, mnohokrát děkuji za další krásné video, zajimave informace , přeji hodně zdraví, štěstí a Boží ochrany na vašich cestách 😍🌹🇨🇿

[@yw2460]

因为一些原因我无法出门旅行。你的影片给我的生活带来很多快乐😊！

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

谢谢你 🥰

[@constant1989]

​@@littlechineseeverywhereYan please be careful with drone- as a foreigner you may have problems, because a person should have a permission to use it and for foreigner it is very hard to get it

[@fabianschrotter]

​@@littlechineseeverywhere Slava Ukraini!🇺🇦

[@КириллПьянов-ю3н]

@@fabianschrotterБоты-Хмены в комментах... Горят дупы, что свою скороговорку уже пишут туда, где этому совсем нет места

[@МаринаУ-д2у]

​@@fabianschrotterСало украине😊

[@Bettina-mb2xr]

Thanks for taking us with you! Vladivostok is very interesting and multi cultural with friendly people. The desserts are amazing😋. Greetings from the south of Germany.

[@petefrys545]

@@Bettina-mb2xr Plenty of military recruitment offices also

[@Pacma00N]

Это русский город, а не мультикультурный....

[@petefrys545]

@Pacma00N The land was Chinese before the 1860s

[@Pacma00N]

@petefrys545 был, ключевое слово, никто не спрашивает куда делись индейцы))

[@petefrys545]

@@Pacma00N Still Chinese

[@intansharuddin1749]

to think both cars (right driver/left driver) just blows my mind! thank you for showing us the city of Vladivistok!

[@never4ever386]

It’s because the Japanese cars are second hand imports.

[@SAP00N]

Russian cars are made of crap and overpriced, and the people are poor, so there is nothing left to do but buy a 20 year old Japanese car that is still superior to modern Russian cars.

[@entertain8648]

@@never4ever386 not necessary, buying no mileage is an option as well

[@clayaiken6395]

In common, whole Far East cars in 95-99% is righthanded. It takes a lot of money to transport lefthanded car from the west, japan's auctions is one of the most popular way to buy a car which 3-5 y.o. Also, Vladivostok is #1 city in Russia in car-per-people rate, around 2.5 car per person

[@teddybear2880]

​@@clayaiken6395, уже давно нет. Полно леворульных авто во Владивостоке. По ощущениям, уже больше чем праворульных.

[@Χρήστος-Ελλάδα1821]

Russia is an amazing country! Greetings from Greece! 🇬🇷❤️🇷🇺

[@honesty_-no9he]

Biggest difference between China and Russia and most of countries. Although many people in Russia have a local ethnic language...all Russians speak Russian the same with the same accent across the vast country it hardly changes. Here in the UK our accents change every 50 to 70 miles sometimes less.

[@isstinna]

We do have some differences but they are definetely *not as big as in UK. Like some regional words or pronouncing one letter differently and that's it.

[@SometimesIamNot]

Same in China, there are 8 major dialects in China, each one of them don’t understand each other

[@petefrys545]

@@honesty_-no9he I seriously doubt that if you speak an ethnic language then when speaking Russian an accent is absent.

[@alexuzunyan7930]

Appreciate ur BOSCH scouse accent 😊

[@gsberserk]

In any point of Russia everyone speaks the same Russian language and understands each other. Even in the neighboring countries of Central Asia - many will understand you, they know Russian.

[@quantumaction1889]

I've only just discovered your channel, and find it to be much more interesting than most travel channels. There is so little about China and Russia, so this makes a welcome change from all those videos about Europe, Europe and Europe ...

[@Ladadeedeedee]

I feel the same!

[@まっくぶっく-p9m]

私たち家族も６年前にVladivostokを旅行しました。日本から非常に近い欧州の街で、本当に欧州文化が近すぎてconfusedでした。送迎の汽車は日本の豊田製で日本と同じ右ハンドルでした。韓国人旅行客が多く私たちは本地人に韓国語で話しかけられました。ロシア人はみんな親切で温厚でした。

[@jayhowxue4622]

居然能看懂

[@zhouliu3034]

送迎汽车 日本的丰田制 韩国人 韩国语 亲切 温厚 家族 六年前 欧洲文化近 大概猜到意思了，汉字的伟大！

[@ymoduki]

@@jayhowxue4622 漢字書寫的部分，大差不差，不過也有一些不同。例如首句「家族」這兩個字，與現代中文的常用意思就稍有區別。次句的「街」也不能作為「街道」理解。

[@ginoe987]

Can you tell your government not to join the west and attack Russia?

[@悠哉悠哉-g3e]

@@ymoduki 感觉是个昭和时代的，或者昭和迷？先看是不是日本制造的汽车，用的汉字较多，比较典型。另一边不学日语专门在日语里找汉字的中国人也典型。

[@razshirwa]

Amazing video, Its amazing how people from different backgrounds and countries can then found common thing, it's what makes us human I guess, Hello From Somalia 🇸🇴

[@jeanetteh.9240]

Slava was very easy to listen to. I appreciated his willingness to meet up with you and share what he knows. Vladisvostok is a beautiful city. Thank you for taking us with you.

[@vlada_p99]

I live in Vladivostok and I love this city so much! Thanks for visiting and filming it❤

[@KildareSilva-e9i]

Unfortunately, the genocidal alcohol and tobacco industries were cursed legacies of communism.

[@san3570]

Love to read comments from this channel, less politics, and people just enjoying the traveling with Yan.😊

[@PaulineZhang-vm3ly]

Exactly, people here are so warm. So positive

[@Riyoshi000]

Errrrm you don’t realise everything is political, do you?

[@JustaBritinChina]

Nothing is political unless you want it to be

[@nicklli166]

@@Riyoshi000 i think that's the point they're making lol. People tend to bring politics into everything, but this channel is different

[@paradoxparade1]

​@@Riyoshi000People who start their sentence with a condescending and childish "Errrrmmm" should just stay out of the conversation altogether.

[@ИринаСуднишникова-г9ы]

Thanks for the video❤ I'm Russian living nearby Moscow and have never visited Vladivostok, very interesting and a bit funny to see more of Russia that way :)

[@ВасяБукин-ж4ъ]

Ты живеш в уборной , по ноздри в говне , и воняеш сильно

[@angryblackman857]

You are russian you never visited Vladivostok ? Why don't you visit the cities of your countrie ?

[@maximvazhenin3345]

@@angryblackman857 It takes a lot of time and money to travel to Vladivostok from western side of Russia. I, for example, as a student can't afford such trip tho I really want to visit Vladivostok

[@dargenflame2500]

​@@angryblackman857 Time + cost. Last time when I used plane in vacation for flight to the Irkutsk it cost me more then half of salary and my salary higher then average level (not official one).

[@AidanK_ART]

@@angryblackman857 ⁠ it's too far... I'm also from Moscow and I've never been to Vladivostok either. I have money to visit it, but I just don't have time for such a long trip. Plus, when I have a vacation, I prefer to spend it abroad, in Japan or China, for example. It's as far as Vladivostok, but at least it's abroad and feels more like a real adventure than visiting just another city in my country 😅 I definitely get more impressions from traveling abroad than in my own country (well, cause it’s my home and everything here is familiar). But I still want to visit the Russian Far East, the nature there is very beautiful

[@worldaviation4k]

*Another great video! I've always liked seeing Russia and the changes across different parts*

[@Grifynsound]

Every time you upload, it genuinely brightens my day! You are extremely gifted and thank you for sharing your beautiful light with the collective. Namaste.✨🌸🙏🏽🌸✨

[@leonardleonard3769]

Я люблю, бродя по улицам, присматриваться к иным совсем незнакомым прохожим, изучать их лица и угадывать: кто они, как живут, чем занимаются и что особенно их в эту минуту интересует. Фёдор Михайлович Достоевский

[@JKRoss-zm3zu]

Я думаю - нас таких много. )

[@yuki-b1y]

一直好奇这个地方 感谢带我云旅游❤

[@iffy4637]

Спасибо за видео! Было приятно снова увидеть Владивосток. Сам я с Дальнего Востока, не раз был как в самом Владивостоке, так и в Китае). Надеялся поступить на учебу во Владик, но у судьбы свое мнение на этот счет, поэтому сейчас я в Краснодаре. Надеюсь, что смогу хотя бы раз приехать домой. Многие мечтают уехать с Дальнего Востока, и я понимаю почему, но для меня это было действительно тяжело. Может я говорю это из-за ностальгии или грусти, но пока что не проходит ни дня, чтобы я не вспоминал родной край. Скучаю по этому морозу в -30 и ниже, ветру и небу, Амуру. Еще раз спасибо за видео❤

[@whiteunicorn]

Тоже немного скучаю по родному Владивостоку, прожил там 18 лет, и так же ради учёбы уехал. Надеюсь что когда нибудь ещё вернусь и прогуляюсь по знакомым улицам. А вот по морозу не скучаю совсем, погода Влада меня очень не устраивает ))

[@_Egor_Egorov_]

чувак за границу нужно поступать учиться какой Владивосток..

[@whiteunicorn]

@@_Egor_Egorov_ Это не так просто как кажется. Я учусь в Осаке только благодаря деньгам родителей и тому что закончил школу с углублённым изучением Японского языка. За год обучения 14к, каждый месяц за жильё и продукты ещё 2к. И это всё по минимуму , изначально хотел поступать в Токийский универ, но там ценник вообще дикий. Цены в Европе и США ничем не уступают. Можно конечно поступить в "низкоранговый" вуз, но толку от того образования чуть больше чем от Российского ПТУ

[@_Egor_Egorov_]

@@whiteunicorn Россия под санкциями + СВО+ огромная инфляция .. голова есть же, вот и думай, а стоит ли вообще сюда возвращаться, даже ютуб и то замедлили так, что его просто не посмотреть.

[@whiteunicorn]

@@_Egor_Egorov_ Вот из-за всего выше перечисленного 90% людей не могут позволить себе просто взять и уехать в другую страну, только если это не страна которая ещё беднее России. За границей ждут только высококвалифицированных сотрудников, либо тех у кого есть деньги, остальные там не нужны и своих хватает. Огромное количество Россиян уехавших в 22 году вернулись обратно, и не потому что их так матушка Россия назад манит, а потому что деньги закончились, и там они никому нафиг не сдались.

[@vadimbogatyrev1069]

Thanks so much for the video. I had been leaving in Vladivostok for 20 years, still love and miss this city.

[@hujunfeng]

Lovely video! Thanks!

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you 🥰

[@andydilk2487]

Thanks!

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you 🥰

[@Alex23092709]

100% accurate video. Slava speaks truth also )) Happy to see such point of view on Russia and russians, thank You. P.S. Be careful - drones may be not allowed (any type).

[@ryelinn]

Thanks

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Thank you 🥰

[@ich_vergebe_euch_777]

Currently one of the best travel vlogs on YT in my humble opinion. Looking forward to the next episode.

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

Wow, thank you!

[@jasontanner9720]

Thanks for another great video. Vladivostock looks like an amazing city. And the location by the water with the hills... very beautiful.

[@Quies8]

Hello from Reunion island 🇷🇪 Thank you so much for taking us to cities we might never have seen otherwise. I could point to Vladivostok on a map, but I had no idea what it actually looked like! :)

[@ihikebc2295]

How's life on Reunion these days? I hear it's a good place to visit.

[@Quies8]

Think France on a tropical island. It’s a beautiful place, very diverse, though quite expensive to live in because almost everything is imported. Most people come for the beautiful hikes on the volcanoes and whales watching. Not the best place for beaches, though, because of potential shark attacks. We are the most integrated EU overseas territory, which means that there is little difference with mainland France in terms of laws and infrastructures. We are a two hours flight away from Madagascar and 4 hours away from South Africa if one wants to hop on in between trips to mainland Africa and it’s more affordable to visit Africa from Reunion island than visiting Mainland France because of expensive flight fares.

[@ihikebc2295]

@@Quies8 thank you. Is backpacking (living in a tent) allowed, or is it frowned upon?

[@Quies8]

@@ihikebc2295 Some people on the west coast of the island live in vans or tents on the beach but i wouldn’t recommend it. There are marauders and thieves at night.

[@ivanlukic2360]

Greetings from Serbia. Little Chinese I like you video about Vladivostok very much. Thank you for uploading it.

[@skrilliko8792]

@kektar-b6h wth hahah

[@skrilliko8792]

@kektar-b6h why would u say that? XD

[@Dogmeat777]

СЕРБИЯ БРАТЬЯ

[@VladimirZivkovic970]

Nije lepo ljudima lepiti nalepnice fizičkog izgleda tipa "mala kineskinjo", lepše je napisati "simpatična kinkeskinjo"...

[@ivanlukic2360]

@@VladimirZivkovic970 Možda sam ja to pogrešno shvatio, ali ona je dala ime svom YT kanalu "mali Kinez svuda", a taj mali Kinez koji putuje svuda je ona. Tako da sam je ja samo oslovio onako kako je ona sama nazvala sebe.

[@StartLivingNow1963]

🙂💙👍感謝 Yan 的又一次精彩而美麗的冒險，我一直期待著觀看你的精彩冒險。了解您探索的不同文化和國家。🙂💙👍Thank You Yan for a another awesome and beautiful adventure I always look forward to watching your amazing adventures. learning about different cultures and countries you explore. 🙂💙👍Safe Travels 🙂

[@ИннаМихайлова-р9б]

Смотрела без перевода, но как красиво вы показали мой любимый город.

[@michaelj2528]

Absolutely fascinating video , wonderful to see Russia from an independent video maker . The food and the cakes looked amazing, lots of smiling faces from the staff . It was interesting information the young man told you , Russia is so big and vast that it takes 6 / 7 days to get to Moscow. It just shows that people are the same where ever you go in the world friendly and helpful. Interesting to see Russia through your eyes , here in the west we only get the mainstream Media view of Russia which is usually biased . A fascinating video once again your videos are always interesting informative and entertaining a really great job you have done looking forward to seeing the next video when you take the train

[@Flyskyhigh_G]

Try to think out of the box, we are normal people, we are developing and we want peace.

[@xelabae]

Very nice. Vladivostok looks pretty clean and the desserts look amazing. The trans-Siberian magistral is going to be epic if you go all the way to Moscow. Take as much footage as you can from the trip. Russia is beautiful.

[@armadillo7171]

Hello from Italy. Interesting video, I wouldn't have missed the opportunity to bath in the ocean. Seems like a wonderful spot

[@abuakmal9618]

Whenever I watch your videos, I'll open maps and search all the cities you mentioned. Man I'm a geography geek.

[@lijiequan]

Mee too

[@rezapahlevi8848]

same 😆

[@shaungordon9737]

I definitely do that too

[@MaC.Istanaz]

Like i do ;)

[@omerosdaskalos7708]

Same here 😂

[@chimchill]

I came across your channel completely by accident, and content that you make is amazing! I was also very surprised that the hospital ship was named "Irtysh"(Иртыш) in honor of the river that flows in my city of Omsk😊 I live in Siberia and we also love Chinese guests very much. At my university, students even recorded audio guides for Chinese tourists and how volunteers greeted Chinese guests and showed them the city😌

[@arielayala2359]

Metro Exodus, Sam's story anyone? So beautiful 😍 greetings from central America, Honduras 🇭🇳! I would love to visit China and Russia one Day! Thank you for bringing these beautiful places through your camera lens

[@nickspirit2023]

Just ended Sam’s story

[@anechka457]

Лучше калымить в Гондурасе, чем гондурасить на Колыме)))) у нас было такое выражение. Счастливых и долгих лет Вам, спасибо за настроение!

[@EA00000]

Again amazing vlog from amazing producer 😊 Slava was wonderful 😊 I visited most western Russia and Irkuck lake Baykal always enjoyed ! Russia is very interested country to visit 😀 Lots greetings from Warsaw 🇵🇱

[@FILA88]

В России всегда рады славянским братьям

[@davidkelly2262]

Thanks Yan for sharing your amazing journeys with us ,very interesting &enjoyable, excellent 🎉 Take care

[@ChimeraActual]

I love your videos! This is the first time I've ever seen Vladivostok from a personal perspective. I know much of its history, but so little of the place itself.

[@Paul-at-Plym]

People like this lovely lady unite the world. Unite people and cultures. She should be paid by the UN to go around making people in these places feel happy and valued and us viewers as well!!

[@barryscott6222]

The gold domes on that church are stunning. So pretty. 🙂

[@ea7366]

It's a very interesting and beautiful city in Russia. They have great restaurants and cafes, and the food is great. The people are also lovely, and I love that I can see both old and new buildings, which gives me a picture of how it was before compared to today. Lovely indeed.

[@predrag-peterilich900]

That was an eye-opener! Have known about Vladivostok all my life but have never seen a good picture of, not to mention a whole 18 minutes of very skillful and informative video reporting. Thank you so much, Yan.

[@ba766]

Это, всего лишь центр города, для туристов. Небольшая часть.

[@vepr12k]

A lot of video about Vladivostok.

[@robinloh7793]

this is an extremely new territory to me, would like to know more, thanks for sharing.

[@shaungordon9737]

It's a beautiful city. I love the look of Russian cities, including the brutalist soviet stuff. They have character. Some gorgeous architecture.

[@YeoRosalind]

A very interesting and beautiful city. Thank you for showing us the city of Vladivostok through your video. Safe travel and looking forward to your next destination.

[@oilenglai4128]

PERFECT VLOG ... VLADIVOSTOKians ARE SO GOOD LOOKING ANNNNNDDDD FRIENDLY...I AM SOLD !!!😊 THE FOODS SO YUMMY TOOOOOO❤❤❤THANK YOU YAN...another GEM 💎 TO YOUR TRAVELS COLLECTION

[@MaximZharov]

I LOVE MY COUNTRY SO MUCH ❤️ HOPE U HAD A GREAT TIME, YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME 🙏

[@DandEMustTravel]

Nice! Love when a video comes out. I have recently discovered your channel and its great! Keep up the great work

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

Another wonderful video! Russia is so beautiful! ❤

[@teeayy66]

Ohh woww!I loved this video about Vladisvostok ❤ thank you so so much. The city looks amazing. Looking forward to seeing the train trip x

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

The train trip was definitely an adventure! 😊

[@constant1989]

@@littlechineseeverywhere Yan i'm big fan of yours and want to correct an unintentional mistake you made in this video - at 6:35 you made it sound like Soviets kill all the Chinese people and foreigners in general in Vladivostok - that's not true. Soviets deported all the foreigners -that is a big difference. Chinese people were deported to China(mainly to Xinjiang, their descendants still live in China), Korean people were deported to Central Asia and many of them still live in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, some returned to Korea after 1991. I understand that Russia/ China history of relations was complicated but at the end Soviet army and people helped to liberate China from Japan(more than 12000 Soviet people died at that operation) , helped to end the Civil War,unite the country and establish modern Chinese State - PRC

[@robertrichard6107]

​​@@constant1989You're correct, once Japan invaded China, and made incursions into the USSR, their troops couldn't differentiate the different Asian background people well, so Stalin dispersed many East Asians to places like Kalmykia (west of the Northern Caspian Sea) where it looks like a Buddhist city. They even made a Jewish province in far East Russia.

[@juriilyahovsky7581]

@@constant1989 In chinese subtitles is 清洗, which more accurate and meaning rather "cleaned from". I agree that's unintentional wording in english.

[@tdeo2141]

@@littlechineseeverywhere hi Yan! I was going to ask if you were going all the way to Moscow, is that journey on your future plans?

[@dominicayyanikkatt7463]

Thank you Yan for introducing your viewers to the eastern most city of Russia. Enjoyed watching. Waiting for your next video.

[@greasher926]

Depends on your definition of “city” but Russia continues much further east. Vladivostok is at 131°53′7″E. Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky is at 158°39′E with a population of 163,152 (although it used to have 273,000 in 1991). To put that in perspective Darwin Australia is at 130°50′28″E and Brisbane Australia is at 153°01′41″E. And then you can go even further east to Anadyr in Chukotka at 177°31′E with a population of 13,043 which is further east than Auckland NZ at 174°45′55″E.

[@JigmeP]

Your videos are as amazing as the kindness of yourself. TKS SO MUCH to take us travel with you❤

[@robinsmith9734]

Thankyou Yan, Your in depth scan of relevant information, views from other people and, your interactions, are priceless.......

[@shuermarvin577]

Thank you for showing us Vladivostok. Very interesting. People don't normally travel to this part of Russia. Can't wait to watch your next video. Have a safe and fun trip.

[@zailinahmad9695]

Thank you Yan for this very fascinating vlogg of Vladivostok❤ Enjoyed this!

[@surfe.]

You really make some of the most amazing videos showcasing culture and wonder! Please never stop and keep up the amazing work!

[@okenmeitei3609]

Beautiful Vladivostok keep it up Little Chinese everywhere

[@han-wi1do]

Loved this video!! Great visual and audio quality as well as entertaining ❤

[@ron9465]

Love your programs, never miss them. Always cheer me up.

[@JFox29]

Yan, your videos are awesome! You should plan a group tour! You go to so many educational and interesting places!

[@yusufturner1971]

I your videos, they are so interesting and your interaction with people is so good, makes me want to be there! ❤ Vladivostock is an amazing city! 👏🏼 Thank you for your lovely very educational videos! 👍🏽💪🏼🙏🏼💜

[@epicglobewalks]

Thanks for sharing this amazing video! The views and details were incredible, and I really enjoyed watching. Looking forward to more!

[@thorts]

I've been interested in far eastern Russia for a very long time especially Vladivostok & The Kamchatka Peninsular and the indigenous people of these regions. I'm so happy youtubers are now visiting these places especially my favorite ones like you! This was an amazing video thank you! I am in Western Australia so this Russian city is probably the easiest and closest one for me to visit one day.

[@shaungordon9737]

I like how you get to know the small details of everyday life from the people, and not just the big stuff everyone else knows or shows.

[@bertanelson8062]

I've been to Vladivostock with other vloggers. You give your own unique view. Much appreciated!

[@vicentecarneirodecastro]

Obrigado por compartilhar um lugar tão especial. Abençoo o seu trabalho ❤❤❤❤❤

[@AntonDev]

Thank you so much! For your kindness and truly interest ! I love this city, I've been there many times, every year in my childhood I travelled to island Popova ( around several hours from Vladivostok) with my family . Now I live in Sochi and I gonna say the Japanese sea - is my love, the Black sea is poor for culture differences . I wish u the best of luck and enjoy u'r journey

[@Moksha-Raver]

This was fun. Very informative guide. It was great to see you go into Russian cafes. Looking forward to seeing you on the Trans-Siberian Railway. Yan is the best!

[@Van_Wilder]

This video was so damn good, I didn’t want it to end - a solid 10/10 🔥🔥🔥

[@william-Alves-0]

eu amo acompanhar sua viagem! parabéns pelo trabalho maravilhoso! sou do Brasil

[@twilightpurpleglow]

Nihao Yan........ Greetings from the other side of the world. I loved this video and tour of Vladivostok. You are our eyes and ears Yan. You travel to places I would never see in my lifetime and I thank you. You are a great Ambassador of Tourism for your lovely country China. Interesting that I did not noticed much Chinese influence, rather as you said; European.. Thanks to the young man Slava, he was friendly and interesting to chat with, his English as perfect as yours. I can't wait for your Trans Siberian train ride and on to Hailanpao (Blagoveschensky) Please take care Yan, until next time hugs from Texas USA Elizabeth❤💐

[@raywasabi2900]

I just love this content. So positive and inspiring. Stay blessed always and keep posting your new videos. 🙏🏻

[@renxva1593]

Greetings from Austria! Thank you for making those video and sharing your adventures with us! They are always so interesting to watch. I find it really interesting to learn about many different places in this world! Also, I always really enjoy your drone flights:)

[@ankurshukla6855]

A way of explaining region is awesome Your questions to a local is truly exact

[@RuslanSadilov]

Thank you, you have good mood in your blog, and you know how to explore the different culture, little things in people. That's nice!!!

[@esbliss13]

Love this video it's so informative. I always learn so much from your awesome videos.

[@littlechineseeverywhere]

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 😊

[@jornspirit]

beautiful and insightful video of a corner of the world, I have never been... thank you so much! 💖

[@bluestar2253]

This nice video makes me wanna go to Vladivostok!

[@philhill6198]

Such a beautiful country! I look forward to better times when I can visit Russia and Vladivostok. Thank you for showing it to us.

[@Vchsl358]

To really feel the Russian spirit, you need to visit mainly poor cities. And there are a lot of them in Russia. 90%.

[@Spirtnof]

Come visit us in August or September. The weather is the best at this time of the year.

[@philhill6198]

@@Spirtnof Thanks! I look forward to it, hopefully soon.

[@gamerdaddy8597]

Great video. Makes me feel like I'm there, traveling while I can't.

[@Baltvl]

I'm glad my city treated you well. Always like to watch such videos from a perspective of someone who doesn't live here whole life. Safe travels!

[@KildareSilva-e9i]

Unfortunately, the genocidal alcohol and tobacco industries were cursed legacies of communism.

[@kiyoshitakeda452]

Very interesting cosmopolitan city. Enjoyed thank you.

[@StanosMarios2579]

Very nice episode Yan!😊❤Thank you for showing us Vladivostok!!😁

[@aquasagleo]

Thanks for the intimate look at Vladivostok - somewhere I'm just as curious about due to its location and cultural influences.

[@eddenoy321]

yan's videos are such a pleasure to watch

[@lydiobanana5469]

Thanks for showing us this part of the world. Amazing videos

[@KR-ev5lj]

Thanks for taking us around Vladivostok. 🙏 I was always fascinated by it & wondered how Russia's most Eastern city looks like. 🥰

[@jamestaylor8808]

Brilliant vlog. You are doing great work. Keep it up. Thank you.

[@hainanbob6144]

I watch your videos and so wish that I was still in my forties. Vladivistock, a place that has been in so many novels that I have read over the years. You made it real! Thank you.

[@KieranMowatt]

Greetings from Scotland looks like an amazing place to visit

[@BenTrappinOnThem]

I’m from Los Angeles always wondered about life in Russia and China thank for for making all these

[@roger38888]

Indeed, as a kid growing up I always wondered how this border city with Asia looked like.

[@olganskaya]

@@roger38888 он не приграничный с Азией он и есть Азия , только осваивали и строили его граждане Российской Империи. Как пример мои прадеды по отцовской линии переселились в Приморье в В 1860году из Черниговской губернии Российской империи и по материнской линии тоже из той же губернии но в Сибирь..Замечу что это было добровольное переселение крестьянам на тех территориях давали землю и подъёмные денежные средства плюс домашний скот и птицу. Черниговская Губерния в нынешнем виде это сейчас территория Украины которой в те давние времена просто не существовало и никто из моих дедов и бабушек не называл себя украинцами потому что считали себя русскими...В Приморье и в частности во Владивостоке огромное количество потомков тех переселенцев а так же большое влияние имел Санкт Петербург ,как столица Империи. Поэтому город европейский с небольшим вкраплением Азиатского колорита

[@weotu7662]

@@roger38888 Son, learn geography. Why don't schools in the West teach basic geography??? Why is the quality of education so low? Asia in Russia begins between the Ural Mountains even earlier than Chelyabinsk or Yekaterinburg! That is, about 6,000 km to Vladivostok in a straight line and about 7,350 km by road.

[@roger38888]

@weotu7662 you are correct, I meant China, not Asia. Point taken.

[@sharonb4352]

Wonderful video, thank you!

[@chill543]

Thank you for the wonderful video. Very interesting insight into a world far away. (Watching from Australia)

[@wiekdeo.mp3]

We are neighbors in the Pacific region. in addition, the time zone in Vladivostok is the same as in Sydney