Weird Facts On Dating Chinese Woman

Things you need to note when you are dating a Chinese girl regarding lifestyles, cultural difference, diet etc, watch the video to find out!
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[@Beergutmcnutz]

I just started dating a Chinese woman. Thanks for the tips!

[@albertyoung4518]

I am very adaptable. And frankly, I have always found the Chinese culture fascinating. I wouldn’t have a problem adapting to most of it all. Love your videos. Keep them coming!

[@danparker8254]

Maybe better to have mother in law over to keep watch? That would be a challenge with the 2 ganging up on you over anything you can and cannot think about.

[@GTRNights]

I prefer Asian women in general, but I've only ever dated one Chinese. Xiumei. When I met her, she was amazing. Absolutely adorable, everything about her was really nice! But then about 2 weeks after we started dating, she told me she wanted to introduce me to her mother and start planning the wedding. I never dated another Chinese after that. I've dated women from all over Asia, and settled with the perfect one, and she's a Filipina.

[@matthewpride2396]

I love this educational stuff, it's not just about the wife, it also gives valuable cultural insight that will allow you to better understand a culture that is a large part of the human body! Thank you fir helping us learn these not so obvious things!

[@JoMoon]

Thanks Matthew😊

[@DigitalRick]

Very interesting Jo. Thanks for the knowledge enhancing video .

[@ekonkante]

Great video Jo.

[@pauldrew1130]

Thanks for the teaching! And your so funny too. Very enjoyable to me…

[@spewsdown6024]

Thanks again Jo for this very insightful video 📷. I am not culture shock but know of these cultural difference and it's quite fascinating indeed. Your videos are educational as well. You are greatly appreciated so keep up the good work!!

[@macavelli8905]

Informative video for sure

[@dominicjohnson310]

I liked this video. You we’re very informative, funny, and cute at the same time

[@khatpandwa9701]

good film, enjoyed watching and listening

[@DavidBaileyloveICE]

Love your videos Moon. Spot on video so true, as a black man married to a Chinese I have experienced all these things with my wife.

[@xOmniCloudx]

So many of these things are common in African American community in Southern US. So much of this is my own family, namely my parents. What an interesting set of coincidental overlaps.

[@JoMoon]

Oh wow that is really interesting to know!

[@YAgyeman003]

"Probably not COVID!" 🤣 On point as usual. This was very enlightening. Growing up in West Africa, the warm drinks one was done there as well, but I don't recall that it was done to the exclusion of consuming anything cold. We also ate every part of the animal. Very educational, Jo! 👌🏽

[@JoMoon]

That’s fantastic to know, I guess we could enjoy most yummy Chinese food together Yaw😁

[@YAgyeman003]

@@JoMoon Indeed, Jo!😀😋

[@johnford7847]

LOL - "Weird foods" - all of those foods were once popular in European cultures (except perhaps chicken and duck feet), but not common in the US now. I think it is partially due to FDA restrictions on what slaughterhouses can process. I say this because I asked at our local butcher's (where they also killed the cattle and pigs) whether I could get tripe and was told that they weren't certified to sell organ meat. Fascinating video, Ms. Jo.

[@sebastianliwinski222]

Yesterday I went to see "Shen Yun" performance in London Apollo in Hammersmith ( They're touring until 22'nd of April). Amazing and beautiful experience of Traditional Chinese dance/ music and instruments and orchestra. I love Chinese cuisine too, especially beef black been sauce. I'm planning on to get in touch with a Chinese medicine doctor again as I have been battling thyroid condition, I had seen him once and he straight away told me what the problem is, and in fact my Endocrinologist never did and the pills I have been on for three years have done so little. Exploring other cultures is highly educational. Keep your channel growing.

[@alexander1989x]

It would be hard pressed to call Shen Yun "Traditional Chinese". Shen Yun is a Falun Gong sponsored performance but their goal is to attract attention and push some of their agenda rather than promoting Chinese Culture. If you want real Chinese Culture you can actually visit China or Taiwan and book tickets to a theatre, see Peking opera or just casually admiring people practising Wushu on the street.

[@davec5153]

The laundry thing was probably partly true in a time before washing machines. Nothings surviving a hot wash in a washing machine. I would also eat anything from an animal as I'm Scottish and have a culture of eating organ meat but i draw the line at chicken feet.

[@bjackk1]

Now I know why my wife washes her undergarments separately from our other laundry! Thank you for sharing this information! I really like your channel!

[@charlesrichardson8635]

If you read an American magazine called Consumer Reports, a consumer testing center that covers many issues, it states we should wash our underwear separately, with an extra rinse cycle and dry hot. Sooooo, We should all be doing what Chinese girlfriends do!

[@JoMoon]

Haha good to know that!

[@odieman274]

This makes sense to me now after my 2 trips to China

[@MarcosSantos-xe2jc]

Love your conversation very interesting

[@LeoM-zt3pl]

My gf is Chinese-Canadian and I recognize some of these things. She loves to eat the fat on meat, skin, chewing the bones etc. I don't like to eat those parts so it works fine for us. She also had to wait a few months after the lunar new year to get a haircut as she doesn't want to lose her luck. Ironically, she doesn't like the taste of green tea but I love it.

[@JoMoon]

some people don’t drink green tea (or any tea) because it gives them insomnia, I am one of them lol

[@LeoM-zt3pl]

@@JoMoon yeah, I have to remind her to drink coffee or something for energy as she is always tired haha

[@adriancann5056]

nice to see you again. while very distinctive to Chinese girls, my Scottish wife brought many of her own cultural differences that got my attention immediately. try haggis or black pudding...no thanks to this day. old joke about habits among older generations. new husband asks why wife cuts the end of the ham before cooking. Wife says, that's the way my mom did it.. they ask mom why and get the same answer. finally, they ask the grandmother...she looks up and says...it won't fit in the pan if you don't. so, even with good scientific ideas, things do change. lol. take care

[@JoMoon]

Hahaha, that’s a lovely one and your Scottish wife must be a stunning one, so are you!

[@curiousman1672]

People are people.. No matter where you go, there they are.

[@arnoldseay9118]

Miss Jo I have experienced all of these things. I just accept it because it’s my wife’s culture.

[@JoMoon]

👍👍

[@kanerowlands1409]

Yes, I stand you saying thank you, I will date in Chinese woman ❤

[@godisgood789]

I tried dating a Chinese woman and went too deep into the relationship and uncovered nothing but lies. I had to pull away and just left it as is. Total waste of time!

[@moussahadouchi4037]

谢谢

[@speedomars3869]

I know all of this from personal experience. She heats water to drink tea and only drings hot water all day. Any cold drink at any time is rejected. She washes socks seperately from the other clothes, making socks wait, and sock shortages happen. I dont wear her panties, so I dont know what she does in that department. Her periods are tough and her routine is to stay in bed for three days during it. She first refused to take Motrin (her mother told her all pills are bad), but once I got her taking it, it helped her cramps a little. These things are all small adjustments. The upside of course is her stunning beauty, her cute accents and mispronunciation of English words, and her driving intellect, humor, tenderness and energy.

[@richardlepreux8489]

NEED ADVICE I've been chatting online with a wonderful Chinese woman. We talk about everything. She has told me that she feels intimate, connected, peaceful and happy when talking to me, and uses terms like "soul mate". We have not met in person yet, but we are planning trips together. But, she still calls me "friend". Is this part of Chinese culture? Will this change when we meet in person, or am I stuck as "friend"?

[@sebastianliwinski222]

In Poland we also eat pig's feet/ears smoked or boiled, usually served with mustard/horseradish sauce and homemade bread,it's really delicious and a little jelly. It's natural collagen.

[@JoMoon]

Sounds yummy 😋

[@nghtwtchmn129]

@@JoMoon It was once common in the Southeastern United States to see a jar of "pickled pigs' feet" next to the cash register in small country stores. The meat counter of grocery stores might also have them in packages of four. (I always enjoyed pointing these out to new arrivals from Northern states and seeing their reaction.) A common kid's prank from my long-ago childhood was to call a butcher shop and ask, "Do you have pigs' feet? "Yes. "Well, keep your shoes on and no one will notice!" Human consumption of pig's ears seems to have been less common, although you might see them for sale as treats for dogs.

[@rodneyhelgeson5992]

I'm with a Chinese girl here and I eat what they like and love the food chicken feet and fish head soup processed food from China

[@rodneyhelgeson5992]

I just come back from seeing my Chinese girlfriend and then she took me some steam bass it was the best fish I love her very much and she cooks me Chinese food all the time that is so good

[@marcuslatorre6731]

My fiancee is Chinese. And I fund myself watcing your channel with frequency in an sttempt to gain more insight before the wedding. Not that any of it matters. Im TOTALLY HEAD OVER FEET IN LOVE WITH MY BAOBAE!!! -Blessed black man looking forward tk tge journey that lays ahead of us.

[@a.wheeler7731]

I gave her a cold icecream and I died, it hurt so bad

[@gregorywhite4345]

Any cold drink anytime…I try to warm everything to room temperature or face disapproval. Definitely Chinese eat chicken feet and duck feet-scary on the spicy duck feet.! Being from West Virginia I’m used to pig feet and various beef organ meat, but some of the organs from pigs/birds are a Chinese adventure. Apparently there are rules for washing or not washing some clothes together. Also dishwashers serve only as dish storage; I’ve never seen it operated!

[@kershw3202]

Interesting video, and now my curiosity is peaked as to the purpose of you traveling to Chongqing. Next video, please! I'm just joking. 😊

[@SimpleMansJourney]

most "old ways" of doing things like washing panties seperate is because they did not have the technology that we have now, and its looked at like tradition, with the modern washing powder and machines it is no problem washing them together, many things are done like this.

[@JoMoon]

True, some still prefer washing by hand even with today’s technology lol

[@asifbhai5906]

So beautiful ❤

[@philippserrin8268]

I was able to finish 2 chicken feet at a nice restaurant in Guangzhou. I did not try them again though. One day I was amazed to see a young Chinese boy devour a whole bunch of chicken feet at the table next to ours. He was obviously enjoying them

[@JoMoon]

🤣 🤣 why not again?!

[@armchaireconomist8648]

WMAF - married to a Traditional Chinese Woman.

[@sara_s_]

Turkish girls are similiar, stay home for a month, wear socks, drink nothing cold, wash underwear separately haha.

[@JoMoon]

wow I didn’t know we share some same culture! Amazing

[@bawamba2]

My chinese wife is from shanghai, we have two kids and live in Europe. obviously she is not that traditional, none of the points apply to her. But i observe them among her female friends. Actually my wife clusters her friends in the categories traditional vs non-traditionsl. That helps me to understand them better because I can not easily see it. All look modern and of course beautiful 😂

[@user-ul9nq7xo1b]

My Chinese wife washes her underwear and socks in the dishwasher

[@elena537743]

Honestly whats wrong in washing garments with hands, i dont understand why people embarassed for things that should not be embarrassed. What if suddenly one day all rhese machines go useless bcos of power cuts. ???

[@sara_s_]

♡♡♡

[@JoMoon]

Thank you love❤ all the best

[@rolfmueller4879]

Thank you for this interesting information. I can't get enough of it. Unfortunately, German journalism is now at the same low point as the media in the USA. Countries and cultures outside the West are only reported on when something negative happens and the West can mock it with its propaganda. This leads to an unbelievably distorted picture of societies such as China, Russia or India, not to mention Africa. That's why channels like yours are so valuable for us in the West. Thank you very, very much!

[@MarkDagenais]

I met a Chinese woman 17 years ago online. We have been married for 15 years. She is a fantastic woman. I like watching your videos, very educational. Some interesting things I learned about Chinese women from my wife. Chinese women are not overly expressive when it comes to feelings. She is the hardest working woman I have ever know and has worked so hard to learn English and is now working as an accountant where we live in Las Vegas. She tells me Chinese culture is that women show that they love you by example, working hard, cleaning and cooking not by words. I am very expressive and tell her how I feel about her, how beautiful she is and I am also touching, hugging and kissing her a lot. I think she likes how I treat her but she never tells me she appreciates how I treat her. Maybe you can do a segment on a Chinese womans inner feelings and how love is expressed in Chinese culture.

[@JoMoon]

Thanks for sharing Mark!

[@YohVincent]

I do heard a lot of stereotypes that chinese women are often abit smelly and dirty is that true? they didnt shaved armpit rarely brush their teeth and fart whenever they pleased

[@douglass.humphries6438]

I was very surprised by the angry outburst my Chinese wife made when she found that I had thrown a T shirt in the Laundry load she was doing with her underware. I've experienced all the other things you spoke about except for the post Child birth things. (have no children) She loves chicken feet & heads, fish eyes and chewing through bones to get to the marrow in the center among other things ! It took her a while to develope a taste for American, Italian, Mexican, etc...food here in Los Angeles but eventually grew to like experiencing other cuisines of the world which are found here like Ethiopian, Argentinian, Japanese, etc....

[@JoMoon]

Haha, and once she visits China again, she will forget about all the cuisines you just mentioned

[@douglass.humphries6438]

@@JoMoon Her office is in an area where the majority of the people are Chinese immigrants and there are many restaurants with Non-Americanized Chinese Food but there is no place like walking down a street in China with all of the small inexpensive food storefronts which specialize in a few particular items or the street vendors who barbeque skewers of beef, chicken, squid, etc... late at night. I think the closest thing to that is our Mexican Street Taco stands or Trucks all over Southern California but they don't have anywhere near the foot traffic that you have in a Chinese city.

[@michaelwong5356]

I have a Chinese girlfriend and she finds the food I eat weird...I like barbequed Scorpions. I loved pigs blood, pigs feet (any style), intestine is really good,...but no chicken feet.

[@sandman6988]

I like Japanese Gyoza and fried noodles...lol Hard pass on the chicken feet....and wierd stuff....Dim Sum, Kim-chi and other spicy foods ok....if you do not make noise when eating your food in Japan it is considered rude....making noise is a sign of enjoyment of the meal. Also, offering a tip is considered rude as well.

[@dkgong]

My experience dating foreign-born Chinese women are that all foods they eat must be well-done, and definitely cannot eat anything raw. Even at fancy steakhouses, they ask for steak well-done and refuse to eat any salads.

[@melmar07]

I have a Chinese fiance' that I will marry soon. Very educational. I'm filipino-American but I was raised in the Philippines that makes Asian too.

[@JoMoon]

Congratulations

[@SingleDaddyDean]

Question - what supposedly happens on the day we officially become "a man"?

[@kulitputihhatiputih8404]

I don't think the Chinese guys who married chinese girl just for love

[@christopherblade5984]

I wash my pants by hand. I eat horses heart, fried locusts. And more stuff most people find me weird. I can't understand why. It's all good food.

[@Huheha304]

Jo Jo, i am from pakistan, and this postpartam thing is very common in our country too and also in india. Basically, women stay at home for 40 days after giving birth to the baby. I always argue with my mother that this is all BS. She says that the woman's body is weak after birth, and if she goes outside, she'll be possessed by spirits. This 40 days phase after birth is called "chila" in pakistan and india.

[@TJ-kk5zf]

don't drink the water in Mexico and don't eat the food in China. same reason

[@wren23_bass-synths]

Actually makes me want a Chinese girlfriend now 😊

[@anthonysherry2628]

I am lucky my wife is from Hong Kong, she can eat anything with 4 legs, except chairs. Yes she has a thing about hot or cold foods on certain times, like you say. Somethings she makes me laugh, on Fear Factor programme, they had 100 year eggs, the people had to eat so many. She laugh and told me she can eat more😂😂. Things that look weird, like chicken feet, duck feet and heads i wont eat, but she will eat a lot. Her favourite is congee, with some ingredient, guts and peanuts. She made me eat snake soup when last we were in Hong Kong. When we visit Guangzhou, she was upset, because we saw a restaurant with dogs in cages outside. She love dogs you see, we have two naughty little devils.. we always shower before bed, and in morning, otherwise we smell chowchow

[@MrLynch-ei4dc]

Hey Jo, hope you are well. Whats your intake on this "Passport Bros" thing thats actually going on big time? Lots of dudes going to asian countries for asian women.

[@JoMoon]

It is definitely the trend, are you going to SEA to do so as well Mr.Lynch?🤪

[@MrLynch-ei4dc]

@@JoMoon Heck yea! Only if I get some Jo Moon 🤪

[@nicolasalzate6874]

I have not seen anything wrong about washing my underwear by hand. I usually do it every day?

[@soundman6645]

Many of us understand more than you know. We understand that in the majority of Asia and other parts of the world, the water from the tap is not safe to drink, so water as a minimum must be boiled before drinking. So naturally hot water would appear to be safer in the Chinese mind. Combine that with the majority of China being a cold climate. Here is Australia and similar countries, the water from the tap is perfectly safe and healthy to drink straight from the tap. In hot climates like Australia cold water is an absolute neccessity, to cool the body. Here in Australia good refrigeration is the norm in every house and business, so cold water is far more common and reasonable. Not drinking cold water is also a thing for many older Europeans. I explain it to my Chinese friends, this is a hot country, we need to drink cold water to balance our Qi. With some argument they come close to understanding. . Separating thigs for the wash is a thing for many Australians. We separate different types of clothes when washing, because it makes sence. Remember too the water we wash with here is clean and safe to start with. Yes most germs will not withstand washing with detyergent, drying and exposure to sunlight ...... especially COVID19. . While there are things that the vast majority of Europeans are not interested in, like, Chicken feet, Durian and stinkiy tofu, there are a lot of things that may surprise you. My mother was very keen on "pigs trotters" (pigs feet). I thik we got more of the lower leg with the foot than in China. Steak and kidney, either as a stew or in a pie, liver and onions is a big thing for working class British, cooked and pressed tounge prepared and sliced up for sandwedges was very populat in my fathers time. . As for the whole washing/ showering after birth, if you consider that the water from the tap is not clean and safe, that may be quite reasonable. . Like many thiings Chinese, when you understand the circumstances and the reasons why, they become easier to understand. What we need to do is understand the good reasons and separate the superstition from the good reasoning. . Water that is not safe to drink and lack of refrigeration answeres for many things

[@zakirzico99]

After everything, I want marry chinese girl. They are cute😊

[@G_monE369]

3:11 I hope you will continue with content. I have a friend from Guangzhou for over 5 years. Everything you say is true. Tell me. Why sleep with socks on?

[@JoMoon]

Lol I never sleep with socks on, thanks Gary

[@G_monE369]

@@JoMoon she does make me laugh and keeps me curious. I’m glad to see it’s individual preference before going to sleep.

[@danparker8254]

In the west, people wash their underwear with bleach.

[@jraulc]

The reason for the first is because blood outside the bloodstream coagulates faster at temperatures below 35 degrees Celsius, so drinking hot drinks during your period helps keep the flow fluid and natural, while drinking cold drinks can create the opposite effect of coagulation due to the proximity of the bladder to the uterus, some will say that a few cold drinks will not make any difference because the body tends to self-regulate the temperature blah blah blah, these people are called imagineers because they imagine that they are engineers and they know what they are talking about but they don't have a clue, each degree of temperature counts and significantly affects how a body behaves or reacts, so because the coagulation process is not reversible they always preferred not to take risks, period, keep in mind that Chinese women used to be skinnier, therefore with less body fat and less ability to maintain their body temperature unchanged, but today they have more fat than a bear ready to hibernate, so you do not know as much as you thought and your grandmothers they were wiser than you with no need to have a doctorate.

[@kevinluschak5241]

I d def date a Chinese woman oh yeah!

[@Gordys_Garden]

So do you recommend I bring a glass of ice water to my Chinese girlfriend during that time?

[@bjackk1]

Hello Jo, can you do a video on "how Chinese women view sex?" Ty.

[@TheRawfishking]

Guys, just know that out of "All" of her family members there is one person that you must not piss off. It's NOT her parents or siblings... it's " Big Aunty" (Nty). You need to be invisible and in silence mode for a week. "Big Nty" can hear a mouse piss on cotton. After that ....everything is back to normal. gL

[@mr.t5610]

Chickenfeets, pigskin, intestines, brrrr 😳😵.

[@JoMoon]

😅😅”pig feet”

[@mr.t5610]

@@JoMoon Actually I tried that when I was a kid, cold pig-feats, wouldn't do that today tough 😳.

[@oldsachem]

How easy is it for a barren Chinese to find a husband?

[@kanethronder5616]

Normally the undies get a scrub in the shower, chuck em out on line, bang done, also most delicates don't go into the machine, all hand washed, ❤️🦄❤️

[@robertmaddelena530]

Why do Chinnese people sound like thier yelling when speaking Chinnese to each other. Lol

[@JoMoon]

Do we?!😅🤣

[@tshepokotelo3162]

​@@JoMoonYes

[@DRNT940]

Soy what? Spell that please.

[@willgates8383]

Glad you left China!!! Now you trying to help foreigners to date Chinese women !!! Wow