WHO the HELL Would want TO live in CHINA?

[@andreashauschild7757]

Have lived in China now for 17 years and still loving it. Here are my reasons. 1st Family - My wife is Chinese and other then visiting she has no intend to ever live in another country. 2nd - Security - Crime is almost non existing. Now that I am coming up on 60 I have to be more concern about having the strength to defend myself from thugs. And in China this is not a problem as violent crime is almost non existent. Woman can walk at night without any trouble, older people the same. Its very safe. 3rd Cost - Cost of living depends allot on where you live and what your live style is. But in general it is less then in the west. My biggest expense, the purchase of a apartment was done 2 years ago and I am planning to pay of the mortgage on my next birthday. There is no property tax so other then utilities and my monthly food cost I have then really no real bills. 4th Food - Love Chinese Food and those times I do want some western meals these are also available in Suzhou. 5th People - I would say that 99% of all people I have meet in China have been super friendly. Overall I can only recommend it, but of course you should learn some chinese as communication is important.

[@Gweilo60]

Well said

[@340ACP]

The real question is :why would anybody not want to live in China, the greatest country in the world!!!

[@cheng-q3s]

Here in Hong Kong, there are more and more retired people moving to live in the Mainland nowadays.

[@kinwai27271]

Like my parents, much cheaper to live in mainland China.

[@fanwang3695]

Hongkong is hell expensive, only advantage is the med care system

[@horridohobbies]

Who would want to live in China? Anybody who appreciates... ► beautiful, clean, safe, modern cities ► great infrastructure (subways, high-speed trains, airports, bridges, etc.) ► great digital infrastructure (mobile payments, 5G, etc.) ► low cost of living (including housing, depending on location) ► good, affordable health care ► no crime, no gun violence, no drug addiction ► no homelessness ► clean air, great natural beauty Come visit China and see for yourself. You will be blown away!

[@rocketmangenesis]

Blocked Internet, No Google maps, No Facebook, no KZbin, need illegal use of VPN to get around the firewall. NO THANK YOU!

[@MichaelZhuang]

Healthy delicious foods available 24 hours a day.

[@pleiadesstarr453]

​@@rocketmangenesisChina got their own social media eco system, they don't rely on western social media platforms.

[@kcfmark]

No WOKE

[@tigading2177]

Plus no inheritance tax, no CGT, no property tax! That alone is good enough, but of course, other factors like low to zero crimes, magnificent first world transportation services with 3rd world cost of travel and so many more.....

[@StephenSexton-w8h]

I am an Australian s is my wife. We lived in Nanjing for eleven years and really enjoyed the experience.

[@ChrisHereToday]

Nanjing is great. Been there 20 times. Love it

[@BigJoe-g3o]

of course it would be.

[@georwoogle]

😀😀😀 It's really a great relaxing experience here to listen to you talking, talking, and talking in the streets of China. Thank you for sharing.

[@jenme4796]

One of his best talk was the woke talk, so spot on

[@RobertAmer]

Quotes by the police to prevent violence can be seen everywhere. Example: "DO NOT FIGHT! If you lose, you will go to hospital. If you win, you will go to jail!". These signs, often outside hotels, appear to be effective. If you can think of better ones, i would be interested to hear them.

[@boonchongsim8926]

Don't fight, if you win, you face charges, if you lose, your face looked bad..

[@johnliu8953]

Good choice safety convenience, money making opportunities

[@cb250nighthawk3]

😂😂😂

[@michaelloong964]

If you fight, win or lose, it will cost you a fortune to hire a lawyer. Fighting cost money

[@vf7899]

In Canada we put up rainbow flag everywhere instead

[@trevornorman7563]

that is an easy answer. i have been there, have family there. it is a great place so i want to live in China

[@ymwneriver]

Meanwhile here in Chicago. U.S. NEWS: Chicago reels from bloody July 4 weekend with 109 people shot - 19 fatally

[@dut5766]

Not surprise gun violence, any time any where in US.

[@davepsk7334]

US has too much freedoms for guns. Try taking that away and civil war breaks out. But think about it, if there are no guns, what will happen if there are no guns, no one rioting about it, no violence, no shootings? Wouldn't that be a better place to live? Wouldn't that be a better "Freedom"?

[@michaelloong964]

It is called American cow boy culture and freedom of expression and action that the US wants to export to the world as American democracy --- gangsterism and terrorism. curfew on night strolling for fear of being killed.

[@ssenh]

I happen to be in Chicago this weekend while watching Kirk's video. I am sure China is great. Gun violence in the US is a daily event. I live in Philly and there is not a day that goes by without gun violence just in the Philly metro area, let alone the country. That being said, Chicago a gorgeous downtown (my wife loves this city). I saw tons of Chinese tourists in the River Walk, Navy Pier and Millennium Park. The rich Chinese are everywhere in the US as well. The world is a beautiful place and I love this earth but I HATE the politics!

[@nanmca7501]

The best KZbinr in my list.❤

[@jennyohara4011]

China is the best place to live, Love it!

[@chankane]

I pay A LOT (yeah it's relative, but still I PAY) in taxes. And I HATE IT because it's going to wars, stupid politicians and injustice and hypocrisy.... I'd MUCH rather have my taxes going to a country that is doing good to it's people and the world!

[@anthonymathews3872]

Kirk, you are the perfect walking advert with regards to educating the peoples of the world.

[@dyankee7214]

This is definitely one of your better videos lately. I really appreciate hearing the positives about China instead of the negatives of the west, we are in the middle of the presidential campaign and hear negativity all day every day.

[@annieyue9184]

Appreciate your kindness and interesting video!

[@lukawong8921]

Love your video 😊

[@jenme4796]

In China, the necessity is affordable and not the luxury good, that the job of the government!!!

[@georgemcnally4473]

Good point. Not everything is cheap but the necessities such as food, transport and accommodation are so much better value in China than the US or the UK.

[@86laowhy]

Thanks for another shout out

[@Pinky2-er8hi]

Another good video 👍 Thanks !

[@life9328]

I love that video Gwello 60.!!! especially your comments about the girls !! lol thx again .

[@VictorThang-b5p]

Wei Fung is a really a nice,beautiful woman 👩. Sad ,God brings her back to Heaven. Amen

[@user-kz9sc8jh6o]

There are more & more HK retirees moving to China. Equally, many professionals (like myself) from HK choose to live & work in China. Prior to China I have worked in Asia, Europe & US. To me, China (current state) beat any other countries that I have lived or been. Great infrastructure (bullet trains, highways, subways), lifestyle (wine & dine, travel), friendly people, extremely safe country for the citizens, foreigners, and women !!! the list goes on

[@slashsaussier]

2:50 first time i went to china/ Beijing was 13 years ago, did ride a buss,it cost 2 yuan, last time i visited Beijing was two months ago, the same buss cost 2 yuan

[@slashsaussier]

U Got a new subscriber now❤from 🇳🇴

[@1952patpatpat]

Prairie Boy number 1 my wife Number 2 Freedom Number 3 Safe Number 4 Travels are easy Number 5 People are friendly Number 100 hundreds of Reasons Take Care Prairie Boy Best Wishes Doug Saskatchewan

[@Yoo-l6y]

You forgot all the pretty girls…

[@VictorThang-b5p]

Nanning ,I want to visit there soon.Thanks Kirk❤

[@slashsaussier]

Did visit china 8 times last past 13 years, and i cant wait to move there next year, it awesome country❤🇨🇳❤from 🇳🇴

[@michaelloong964]

Living in China has one issue that allows people not to waste time picking side for different political parties. People in many other countries often subject to bickering of different political parties throwing mud at one and other, spreading rumors and jailing political opponents , suing them for inciting public unrest, attempting murder or assassination There is no long term planning for the masses in this kind of country and hence no national progress.Such countries practice cronyism.and rampant populism. China rapid economic and social growth achievements are based on serving the people as their political ideology by a single political party, practicing Communism, Capitalism , Socialism, Benevolent Authoritarianism all-in-one ideology which is quite akin to the traditional Chinese imperialism

[@williamlewandowski129]

I live in a small town (only 750,00 people!) of Rongcheng Shandong. It is nice and quiet and has everything I need. And if not we can take a short jaunt to Weihai. So choose your Chinese city wisely, you have many options.

[@VictorThang-b5p]

Clean,tidy and healthy living ❤

[@pbworld7858]

Don't forget, some people's husbands are from China too!

[@ubermenschen3636]

Why wouldn’t anyone want to live in China? 1) insignificant crime rate. 2) no mass shooting 3) police are not criminals or psychos 4) low taxes 5) affordable healthcare 6) affordable housing 7) affordable public transportation 8) cleanliness 9) freedom

[@pleiadesstarr453]

No tipping required

[@kennedy6618]

No yearly property tax, environment tax , provincial tax, no capital gain tax , no water recycling tax, no rain tax, no policeman tax, no fireman tax, no VAT nor GST and security fees to the Mafia.

[@dimelo3027]

1. Low wages 2. Chinese is very hard 3. Ebikes on the padestrian sideways 4. Squat toilet 5. Second hand smoke 6. Cheese very expensive and hard to come by

[@henrychuah9658]

😂😂😂👍👍👍​@@pleiadesstarr453

[@那那兔那些事那年]

正常移民的，多数是应为教育。压力大

[@dweilyu]

Abt the street fight in China, what we mostly often heard is "You go to jail winning a fight, and go to hospital when losing a fight". So, you lose either way when picking a fight🤣🤣🤣

[@gilberttello08]

👍👍

[@VictorThang-b5p]

U are right ✅️

[@martinleung212]

Nan-Ning is a third-tier city, so cost of living is cheaper than other first-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai. Nevertheless, life in Na-Ning is more leisurely, less rushy, and one can enjoy retirement quite comfortably. A word of warning to middle-age professionals though as Nan-Ning is not known for providing high-end professional jobs, which means a change of career path perhaps.

[@stephencheung9877]

There's always good and bad stuff, what matters is what's great overall for the individual 👍👍👍

[@catcait2547]

Yes. Like living in China. Beautiful places (downside is too much noise on street).

[@gregoryko4005]

Where do you find a city or place that has no noice, a ghost town? Don’t ask for the impossible!

[@bobsmith3983]

It's getting better with more EVs and EBikes being used. People visiting China often remark about how quiet the main streets are compared to any Western city.

[@TheFrancesrose1]

Thank You. Take care till next time.🙂

[@112313]

Heck... Here in Malaysia, so many wanted to retire to china....

[@bobol326]

it is a good place to live

[@mauricetamata4265]

HEY GWEILO 60 I WANT TO LIVE IN CHINA TOO BECAUSE IT'S THE SAFEST COUNTRY ON THE PLANET NO LIKE IN THE WESTERN COUNTRIES IT'S NOT SAFE AT ALL,SAFE MEANS A LOT TO ME THANKS FOR THE VIDEO CHEERS N HULALUIA

[@iamcanadianedmonton]

i would even though i have no family there. love from canada.

[@RoyFJ65]

I for one would do if I could. Everything works, just do your work and don't think about anything else but enjoy everything on offer.

[@steve44xds]

Without even watching your video. Answering your question Who would want to live in China. The answer is me. I would love to live in China, make videos showcasing life in China. In northern China though

[@jacobrocks7]

I agree. China is a wonderful country. There are issues like any country. It would be interesting to live there for part of the year. Cheers.

[@Deeeepsea-j5m]

Wonderful report! Thanks! I would want to live in China- retirement age. Hii of w feasible us that?!

[@MM-tt3np]

Hmmm??? Not a single boarded-up store!!?? :o In my city in the west it's like 40%, for lease, for rent. I think we're done, d o n e :( But... it was a "nice run" brace brace :)

[@amubi]

I would definitely love to retire in China

[@hepiboony]

Hey Kirk, I thought you were moving to the Philippines? Did your plans change?

[@Gweilo60]

I bounce back and forth as its only 2 1/2 hour flight from Nanning.

[@zhinan888]

China is very nice in its own ways

[@gilberttello08]

✋✋ Philippines

[@deanzhu5018]

Hey Gweilo60, enjoy your stay in China! loving your videos!

[@dmaclife2508]

Mate i cooked my own steaks when i was in shenzhen! 32rmb for 300gr fillet in the supermarket, in australia i cant afford to eat it, its 75rmb for the same amount! love china!! yes its noisy get a place with double glazed windows that solves that problem

[@VanoinRussia-hj5sf]

Love the buzz

[@大的小萝卜]

发现一个宝藏博主，👍

[@georgemcnally4473]

It's got it's good and bad points but it's probably better than many countries in Europe right now, particularly the UK.

[@tkyap2524]

G60 did for over 20 years. He is one of those who does want to live in China. Ignore the snipe.

[@fanwang3695]

#1 reason the girls -- Gweilo you are real man haha 😄

[@colinlee9678]

What is the main source of drinking water contamination in China that requires its filtering before drinking?

[@no7of2001]

It's not so much the pollution as it is the excess of minerals in the water in northern China that can lead to limescale.

[@manimalworks7424]

I lived in Xi’an for 10 years and I always drank tap water and never had any problems. People kept telling me “don’t drink tap water, it’s not clean, you will get sick”. But I had not had a single issue.

[@manimalworks7424]

P.S., the water tasted good too. But when I visited Shanghai, the tap water tasted very bad

[@williamlewandowski129]

@@manimalworks7424 I stick with beer to be safe.

[@arthurso3073]

I am from Hong Kong. Thanks for your compliements for living in China.But still a lots of the people that they like to experience themselves before the believe your saying.

[@Timy1992]

Hello Gweilo! I would like to know if I would need some kind of VISA to go there, because my father is from Taiwan and was able to enter China and live there without needing additional documentation, but I am completely unaware of what would happen in my case.

[@lijackson-x6r]

It depends on your nationality, if you are a Taiwanese, you can enter China very easy, also you can apply for Chinese citizenship. however, China do not recognize duo citizenship, once you have got Chinese nationality card, you will lose Taiwanese ID.

[@Jeff-sm8of]

I also like that there are no south Asians and people from the dark continent, Europe and down under.

[@ahpong]

Being a Thai, I love Canadian weather. 😂😂😂 Glad NE China (东北) can offer it like Canada does.

[@ChrisHereToday]

This BIGGER question is who now wants to live in the US!

[@tigading2177]

Criminals, corrupt officials, war mongers, U$ is the center of excellence when it comes to all things criminal!

[@mattng4707]

Ha ha gwailo beer 🍺

[@myretirementlife8731]

Is it hard to stay there long term as far as visa/immigration? Are there many people who can speak English, or did you have to learn the language?

[@Gweilo60]

My visa is for 9 years and 180 day stay so no it is very easy to stay in China.

[@minchen5187]

Am I supposed to expect people in Australia to speak Chinese?

[@myretirementlife8731]

@@minchen5187 Haha, very funny, it's just that English is a universal language and MOST places in the world you can find people who speak it

[@minchen5187]

@@myretirementlife8731 you got it all wrong, look at the statistics, “hello” “how much “ is stretching, c’mon you are in 2024, it’s not man era mate,

[@minchen5187]

I meant nam era, anyway, universal language is body language btw

[@DanSkidmore]

What did that guy throw?

[@fanwang3695]

spoiled milk I guess

[@henrychuah9658]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@JT-CupCake]

9:52 actually , it's just "PAID IDEA"

[@Jetblack1979red]

What are the stats of Chinese moving to Canada vs Canadians moving to China?

[@Gweilo60]

On a per capita scale?

[@peanut0brain]

Do you know how to divide 1M by 1.4B? Mórón

[@Jetblack1979red]

@@peanut0brain are you unwell? Is everything ok?

[@Jetblack1979red]

@@Gweilo60 yes. Curious about the numbers and if they’ve shifted over the past 5, 10, 20 years. Thought you might know… of course I could also look it up. Was just a question

[@matthewo2261]

I would like someone to interview Chinese officials who were in charge of reducing crime in China. What did they do to change the mentality of the people to such an extreme degree (non-violent, almost no crime)? And one or two points doesn't cut it because it would require a large number of policies.

[@no7of2001]

Reducing crime is not about dealing directly with criminals, but reducing capitalist exploitation of ordinary people, lowering health care spending and student loans, etc., but the U.S. government can't do that.

[@RobH215]

A big part of the equation is that the culture (all the way back to ancient times) is mostly focussed on ethics (Dao and Tao philosophies).

[@tongyigeshijie]

中国从古至今理想的社会都是:路不拾遗，夜不闭户，天下大同😂这无关共产党，这是几千年孜孜不倦的追求。

[@jiaao86]

1. Guide the public to establish a positive attitude, study hard, work hard and make money hard. Then your life will improve. 2. Governments at all levels devote most of their energy to developing the economy and creating employment opportunities, so that everyone can see hope, opportunities and the possibility of class promotion. Naturally, the public will devote all their energy to proper work and entrepreneurship instead of spending it on crime, nor will they become lazy and lack of initiative. 3. The government will solve problems immediately once they are found. Where changes are needed, changes will be made immediately to improve management efficiency and social fairness as much as possible and reduce class contradictions and public dissatisfaction. 4. Improve the educational level of the whole people and popularize legal knowledge. Ignorant people are often more likely to commit crimes. 5. Establish the concept that crime prevention is greater than crime handling, and use high-tech means to prevent crime in advance (such as the Skynet system and the unified identification of ID cards by the public security system). 6. Adopt a zero-tolerance attitude towards criminal acts that cause great harm to society, such as drugs, human trafficking, terrorism, gun possession, etc. These are what China has done in recent decades to create a stable and harmonious society. None of them can be missing.

[@mytube30005]

I would too if they let me. If China allowed retirement visas like Thailand, Malaysia, etc... there will be a lot more foreigners move there. Social security checks are hardly enough to live in the US. But that's more than enough to live in China. The dollar can go much farther in China.

[@Yogaj8]

In China, you have no privacy at all. They’ll drain all your assets before kicking you out. In essence, it’s no different from Russia or North Korea. It’s completely opposite from the democratic environment you grew up in and will drive you insane.

[@pleiadesstarr453]

​@@Yogaj8lies.

[@williamlewandowski129]

Yes, you nailed it. Living in a foreign land like China where the cost of living is LOW (assuming you are avoiding Beijing and Shanghai) is like getting a 500% pay raise. I pity the poor Americans trying to survive on social security in retirement. Expand your horizons, and live your best life!

[@floeki-jekker]

What is the temp today ? Live in China ? We were in aug / sep in Liuzhou, well when it is 38c to 42c i did not like it al all to live in China. I caught a bad cold from the air conditioning and the heat outside. but when you speak about the food and the shopping ( big malls of small streets or the old market places) and the hussel and bussel YES! i,m in. the country site and the tours / traveling and you can go to the mountains and caves and swimming / waterfalls then i like to live in China. And you need NOT to be scared about cameras ( i did count a 15a every 100 meters in the city).

[@bobsmith3983]

The cameras are there for your safety. As far as the temperature and humidity it depends on what part of China you're in.

[@tongyigeshijie]

我在北方，现在22°😂

[@fclp9713]

You say that the cost of food in China is cheap. Yes it is in relation to a Western income. But when compaired to a Chinese factory workers income it is expensive. During my time in China I found that western goods cost 4 times what it cost in the US.

[@bobsmith3983]

Just buy Chinese goods.

[@pleiadesstarr453]

Imported foreign goods usually are more expensive. Local Chinese goods are cheaper.

[@fclp9713]

@@bobsmith3983 coffee?

[@fclp9713]

@@pleiadesstarr453 Many western products are not manufactured in china.

[@qake2021]

😃😃😃 🇨🇳 safe and happy‼️ 👍👍👍

[@dyliu6126]

wow! Guilao, you are free to talk about girls now!

[@gliu1431]

I want to retire (early retirement) in China in few years time. I am exploring how can I live in China at least 9 months each year. I hope the high speed from Yunnan-Laos-Bangkok-Kuala Lumpur-Singapore can be completed within few years. I believe there is a route to Nanning too.,

[@Gweilo60]

Word of advice from someone who waited.to long. When you can retire do it. you dont need as much money as you thought you would. The older you get the less you spend. My uncle Vernon told me this and I didnt listen. He was so right and Weifang could have spent more years living instead of working. I kick myself every day over this mistake.

[@carlossori2877]

ME ME ME ME AND ME

[@OlJackBurton]

7:53 what?! hawk tua was ever a thing in China?! 😂😅

[@LenaTheodor]

Short answer... I WOULD!!!!

[@hwangfongmain7326]

“Dot or feather?” is a racist idiom sometimes heard in conversation in the U.S., when asking or joking about whether someone is of South Asian or Native American descent😅

[@MrZhending]

yeah, your england weather simply sucks, i'm a fan of PL, can't believe the rain and coat in TV except the summer 2 months. lol....

[@justme6275]

because China is number ONE 👍

[@VanVan-re1su]

Crazy

[@Escape_The_Mundane]

Can you get rich in china? My friend said he saw the most luxury cars in china. He said it impossible for someone to be rich and be a politician at same time in china.

[@JL-po5on]

I don’t know what kind of friend you have, but there was a real estate projects for 108 of flats called “Cuihu 6th development-translated to emerald lake 6th flat) in a Shanghai downtown residential session days ago with the cheapest starting selling price of 11millions us and 50 million us for the most expensive one, it’s gone literally in minutes when the sale started because there are at least 250 potential buyers competing for that). None of the buyers obviously is a politician for sure because it will be a political suicide scandal, it’s not a villa but a flat only.

[@Escape_The_Mundane]

@@JL-po5on I saw house in wenzhou, zheijiang province. It cost $30 million usd or 200 million reminbi. However it was 2000 sq foot not sure if that is good or bad for china central east coast region. If I went to China I would go to poor northeast or west china, to help out. I met person from Tianjin.

[@michaelloong964]

There are more billionaires in China than in the US, China is not a true communist country.

[@bobsmith3983]

Yes you can get rich in China and be in the government (not a politician) as long as it's done legitimately. However being rich doesn't make you government material as it does in the West. Only those who prove over time that they are excellent managers and administrators and work for the benefit of the people make it into government. As a matter of fact a high percentage of government officials are engineers and doctors however being of those two professions is not necessary requirement for government service. It takes decades of government service and outstanding performance to make it to the top. It's a meritocracy not a popularity contest as in the West.

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[@michelbourgeois6067]

So, would you say Xi Jinping has been good in general for the Chinese people?

[@anthonytsui7821]

Be great living there

[@scionstill3016]

Every country has bad and good norms, tradition, culture or beliefs. To understand Philippines culture, it came for 300 years Spanish Colonization. Most of delicious food recipes, culture and religion come from Spaniards. Any City are beautiful to live as long as you have money to sustain your daily living. To come In Philippines culture you have to come on special occasions like Christmas,new year, birthday, graduation, fiesta, valentine's day, other holiday. Where people sometimes give free delicious food and drinks during that special holiday. They have delicious recipes here like lechon, lechon paksiw, pork sisig,halo halo, balut, other delicious recipes, snacks and drinks you can't forget easily or cravings so badly...it's part of Philippines beautiful Culture and delicious cooking's.many Americans, other foreigners love Philippines culture because it has no strict standardized like china, Japan, south Korea, other city. All of you are poor here and everybody learn to accept one another and no strict standard here as I've mentioned like china, Japan, south Korea

[@py104]

Hey man, if you want more views and a larger following, you should stop saying anything positive about China like everyone else. You'll gain subscribers much faster if you start criticizing China.

[@liamporter1137]

Living in China is awesome. So fascinating.

[@peanutbutterjellyjam2179]

It could very well be that the person who asked the question is American.

[@albertwoodeasy9021]

Y .... you forgotten that kfc at every corner !

[@yungchung6189]

kirk when you gonna show the fake town hallstatt in your area .

[@WANDERER0070]

What is fake town 😂 ?

[@yungchung6189]

go to google and images then type hallstatt in china you will see the copy town in china I call it fake town .

[@martinleung212]

Dear me, clear blue sky in Nan-Ning, not pollution?

[@bobsmith3983]

The CPC forces all bloggers to modify their video which include areas with sky view to ensure that it is rendered blue to hide the pollution. /s

[@cb250nighthawk3]

When you say it's humid in Nanning, how does it compare to the humidity in countries at the equatorial? What's the temperature like in Nanning?

[@Gweilo60]

Summer it is the same as the Philippines but winter gets cold 5-10c.

[@allenwong2219]

10C is not the same as in Toronto. It's damp cold. The cold goes through your clothes. At 10C, it's freezing cold.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

@@allenwong2219 🥶🥶🥶

[@Gweilo60]

@@allenwong2219 It is exactly like Toronto and Vancouver as it is wet cold and uncomfortable. Thats why I am looking for a winter get away

[@amandagrant4331]

China is a very good place

[@Liveforfood9394]

Dan has been brainwashed😅

[@jameschinn5137]

Nice Girls?? You probably haven't met the lady " Rover Tiger" from Tsing Tao.😅😅😅

[@fanwang3695]

before marriage: nice, after marriage: tiger 😂

[@Jeff-sm8of]

Absolutely agree with you.