Why are so many AMERICANS moving to CHINA?!

[@nadineinchina]

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[@sunmanyi3265]

Liked and ❤

[@binathara]

Surely ,as you just inform THE WORLD A REAL TRUTH😂😂😂❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 THANKS A LOT.

[@phyybalance2601]

What a lot of Americans don't understand is that China wants to work with The US and Make America Great again, but the US govt has been barking at China like a crazy dog. The US MSM smears China for their ratings and the politicians promotes rhetoric of China hate to gain votes. We regular folks have to think what have we gained from the US MSM and politicians other than their negative view points and bleak outlook on life. Why can't they operate in a tone that leads to a healthier relationship and works towards peace, stability, and prosperity with countries around the world especially China?

[@dlf4298]

Hi Nadine. Thanks for your video. My wife and i (My wife is from Tennessee) moved to USA 3 years ago. We are thinking to potentially move back. Are you still feel safe to live in China as American?

[@williambenoit8482]

Jesus you are beautiful from America lol

[@viewpointabroad]

I’m an American that’s been living here in Guangdong 14 years. I’ve made a great life for myself here and no plans to leave anytime soon.

[@9kilsyth]

I live in Shanghai and have been here for 17 years. I love travelling in China and Chinese culture. The geography, culture, and people are hugely adventurous and rewarding. The people are peaceful and violence is almost unknown. Our (family) quality of life and convenience is fantastic. I love China.

[@nicolaslee1909]

si，China tambien es muy muy seguro😊

[@dengist8172]

what about during the lockdown though

[@9kilsyth]

@@dengist8172 3 long months. The first was the hardest. The other two strange and then everyone was free and had covid. We were locked down much less than my home country and state Victoria/Australia. So a small period of time but it appears most of the world had the same issues. First two weeks were scary though.

[@plam4143]

How can you live there for that long? what kind of visa you are using?

[@9kilsyth]

@@plam4143 I am a permanent resident like many other people from overseas but I remain an Australian citizen. Lots of other people have lived here for a long time under business visas.

[@arafsadventures]

I'm from the UK and I live in China now, its the place to be now ❤

[@pandabearoceanpark]

Wonderful video about how American feel about living in China! Spread the truth!

[@deadbutmoving]

As an American I will say that the Americans in this interview are of a special and rare breed. They are intelligent, open minded, adventurous, friendly, and cultured. Most of us are not like this. LOL. Modern Americans have become too comfortable and too closed minded about the outside world. It's the source of why we allow our government to cause soo much trouble around the world.... a sad but true reality.

[@weizhang2834]

“too comfortable “ ? No , not at all

[@llg4116]

Fair comment

[@abcdefg-oj5wn]

You said something that I've been thinking for a long time. I think this is true for most people around the world though. People are too comfortable living in their own bubble, with the same people, doing the same things. Politicians take advantage of this.

[@pisablavatsky-cb3dd]

Brainwashing programs have really worked in USA and Europe

[@baohuawu805]

I would rather say American are too conceited now days, the world is only USA or non-USA.

[@johnbotsford6897]

I'm an American. I first came to China in 2006, met my soulmate and came ack 3 months later to get married. When I got here I found out EERYTHING I thought I knew about China was wrong! Whine waiting for permission from the US government to bring mi wife to America , I visited China 12 - 13 times. After she moved, we came back every year. Finally, last year, in 2022 I moved here.

[@mikebo3775]

best choice you ever made in your whole life! You are very welcomed!

[@xypower8511]

😁正常的，也许我们对美国的理解也是错误的，我们总有很多抖音视频说美国警察喜欢开枪解决问题。

[@johnbotsford6897]

Almost always Western media lies. For the most part the American police like to shoot and enjoy any opportunity but, usually confine their brutality to non-whites.

[@selohcin]

How do you pay for your living expenses, John? I've heard many people saying Chinese salaries are low.

[@johnbotsford6897]

@@selohcin, that’s true but it depends on many things. I’m retired so I made my money in the US. If you have a degree in English or teaching and are willing to teach English you might find a position at a University or at an American company that needs someone to teach for their company. For me I found it tight living on my retirement in the US. Now I live on 40% and save the rest. Necessities are much cheaper here. Things like food, transportation and medicine. Luxuries are expensive like anything imported. Very luxurious things are more expensive than the US like sports cars, some jewelry and imported food like frozen steaks from the US. I love Chinese food. About every other month I eat a Mac Donalds burger that are about the same quality and price as the US.

[@harrysmith8515]

I have been to both China and US. I felt US is glorified by media and US living quality is not that high evidenced by life expectancy and health care service level.

[@harrysmith8515]

Take life expectancy of both China and US as example. In 1950 China life expectancy is about 38 vs US 68. After 71 years, in 2021 China life expectancy is 78.2 vs US 76.1( latest figure by CDC , US life expectancy dropped by 3 in 2020-2021 period from 79.1 originally). China expectancy increase by 40 years while US increase by 8 years only. China life expectancy increase 5 time faster than US. Also Look at health care by comparing MMA rate( maternal mortality rate): in 1950 China maternal mortality is 1500 women death per 100,000 birth vs US 100 women death per 100,000 births. In 2021, China MMA is 16.1 vs US 23.8 per 100,000 (the lower the number , the better health care service level) . Infant mortality rate: in 1950 China infant mortality is 195 death per 1000 birth vs US 26.8 death per 1000 births. In 2021, China infant mortality rate drop to 5 per 1000 vs US 5.4 per 1000 birth. And people in China retire at 55 years old on average to access pension. About 12 years earlier than US's 67 years requirement while some countries may not have pension at all. It means an American need work extra 40*52*12=25,000 hrs in his life than an average person in China. It also means an American only has 9 years to enjoy retirement while an average person in China has 23 years to enjoy retirement. And it is not means or asset tested when access pension in China. It means you get your pension monthly even you stay overseas, are a multi-millionaire or have another job after retirement. Singapore is another example of one party system. Its gdp is highest among Asia.

[@Jingok]

谢谢你们上传的真实数据！使得更多人了解真实的中国！

[@user-lc5er9zw4y]

美国生活压力更小，有更高的工资

[@k-bs2vc]

​@@user-lc5er9zw4y你是会时空传送吗，或者你也有个朋友15分钟赚5670刀？

[@scottw4208]

@@user-lc5er9zw4y😂🤣no

[@jinkazama7491]

Everyone wants a secure future and everyone wants to be able to make a living. 10 years ago I made the decision to move out of California to Russia and never regretted it. I also stayed a year in Beijing after covid and it was magnificent.

[@selohcin]

Russia? Don't the jobs pay very little there? I can't imagine your standard of living improved unless you either 1) had a ton of money saved up before you moved or 2) you work some kind of remote tech job that can be done anywhere and allows you to earn an American salary and pay your living costs in Russia. That sounds like a recipe for disaster if an average working man tried that.

[@jinkazama7491]

@lijianbai Not sure what you mean by adorable 😂 but as far as living is concern I’m gonna say Russia, mainly because I was there longer and I own a couple of properties and a business there. I only spent a year in China but it was a fantastic year. I travelled all over from Guangdong to Sichuan, Shanghai and Beijing and to Xinjiang. I wanted to visit Harbin but had insufficient time. Just like Russia, China is rich in culture and advance in tech and infrastructure. Overall both countries were amazing and had much to offer.

[@MrInsaneCranium]

could you share your experiences in russia? i've never been to russia, very curious

[@jinkazama7491]

@@MrInsaneCranium Gladly ! After spending 10 years here all I can say is, it has been an amazing journey. The Russian people are some of the warmest, friendliest, laid back bunch I’ve ever come across. They will give you the cold shoulder at first but that’s because they don’t trust you but once you win their trust, they’ll trust you whole heartedly sometimes even naively. The Russians also have their own specific cultures and beliefs, one could say they’re not you’re average European if you can even consider them Europeans at all. There’s a saying here, “Russians are not Europeans and they’re not Asians. Russians are Russians.” And thats pretty true to the bone. Politically, I have no beef with the current Russian government. I don’t exactly agree with 100% of they say but I do agree with most of it. And looking at the situation, the Russians couldn’t ask for someone better. Just my opinion, you’re free to disagree. I live in the small town of Veliky Novgorod, the oldest town in Russian history, extremely beautiful scenery, very historic and full of culture. I own 2 businesses here. One in Veliky and another in Kamchatka. So i will be travelling between the 2 pretty often and on my rest days I love to take flight to Moscow and walk around Red Square then dine at my favourite restaurant or cafe. Or I will take a drive down to St Petersburg and visit the winter palace and chill at my friends cafe. Another question I regularly get is about racism, and for someone who has lived in white Russia as an East Asian for the last 10 years I have yet to come across any forms of racism or discrimination of any kind. Overall it’s a great place to live, historically and culturally rich. People are friendly, conservative and religious. And the government here actually provides the people with free quality healthcare and many other perks which will not be present in the United States. The living wages here are lower than that of the US but compare to the states it’s enough by pay your rent/mortgage, bills, put proper food on the table, send your kids to school and get you a full tank of gas. And if you save up a few months you can even travel for a vacation.

[@piano_dissent]

So glad to read your comment. I’m from the U.S. and desperately want to move asap because it’s not safe here. China and Russia are the countries I’m considering and I’m unsure how to decide.

[@heoscar1902]

I am a Chinese and it's great to see some Americans who are open-minded and present a real China to the world. USA is great country as well. I hope the two people may have more mutual understanding and then peacefully coexist.

[@itsaboutchina732]

Been living here for over 10 years. Very safe and affordable here. Quality of life is very good.

[@kennedy6618]

Somedays, I wish that I can move to China or somewhere safe. I am tired of seeing the violences, crimes, police brutality, discrimination, homeless, poverty, drug addictions, and the government corruption in the DC.

[@mikebo3775]

Even I am a Chinese I still advise you to move to Portugal rather than China. Yes China have everything you need, but still we are in different culture. Western culture is more easy and suit for you, that's why I advise you Portugal !

[@kennedy6618]

@@mikebo3775 What makes you an expert on Portugal?

[@李可-q6p]

的确，我在中国无论晚上几点回家都不会担心有危险，我的同学在纽约留学，被抢劫好多次，后来晚上出门带20美金，为了应对劫匪

[@hrg5392]

@@mikebo3775 主要是，想在中国拿到公民身份真的很难，而且，中国的人口太多了，很难开放移民，如果不是非常优秀的人才，在中国的生活并不会太轻松，东亚的韩国，日本，新加坡，台湾地区，香港，澳门都是这个道理，儒家文化圈有优秀的一面，但同时在人口压力下也必然想要为了社会的稳定做出妥协，在自由开放上肯定不如北欧，所以确实如你所说，如果可以选，北欧国家是最好的选择，甚至比葡萄牙更好

[@台華劉]

​@@mikebo3775-1👎

[@georgelee6857]

as someone who were born and lived in China for 30 years and lived in Chicago for another 32 years, I would say China has best package for tourism: 1) culture 2) history 3) nature wonder 4) social environment

[@kevinding5366]

中国还有安全，交通便利，快捷的支付方式

[@mikebo3775]

FOOD!!!

[@RM-qw3xz]

Georgelee: Like you, many people in China would love to live in the USA. I bet you would never want to return to China.

[@andrewczski1969]

Haha, what a hunk of crap!

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

@@kevinding5366trains crash all the time. Awful quality.

[@depyini]

Chinese food fascinates almost everyone who has visited China. China is safe, there are almost no homeless people, and there is no zero-dollar shopping. There is no racial discrimination either.❤❤❤

[@mklmkl2678]

zero dollar shopping is really crazy😂This is really hot on the internet in China, i always see this on tiktok, bilibili

[@zhxcn44]

中国有轻微的种族歧视，不严重，也可以说是一种自大或者自傲。

[@namelesswarrior4760]

There is no better place to be than China right now!

[@fannyalbi9040]

what about my superpower country india? much advanced than china. trust me. india is superpower country u found no other places.

[@sootuckchoong7077]

​@@fannyalbi9040Yes INDIA is very, very, very, extremely safe!

[@wai-sunchia6190]

​@@fannyalbi9040I see that humility is a strong attribute amongst Indians 👍

[@horridohobbies]

@@fannyalbi9040 Why are Indians so deluded?

[@mysmartkryptonite354]

​@@fannyalbi9040 even indians don't want to live in india

[@charleneji6759]

Thank you for presenting the real China to the world. ❤ All the best to your life here. ❤

[@cgpg6370]

Thanks Nadine. This video is a good one. I am a Chinese from Hong Kong who live in London. But I have relatives in South of China. I am also witnessing the changes in China.

[@englishteacherdon]

I am surprised none of them mentioned the financial pressure of living in the USA. I know of about 7 Americans who left Shenyang during Zero-Covid, but did a u-turn once they saw the inflation numbers. It's no longer the same country. The division between the different people groups is off the charts right now too. The urban areas have become no-go zones due to violent crime.

[@mrchow489]

7 spineless cowards.

[@abcdefg-oj5wn]

I am sad about the state of the urban cities in the US. San Francisco, Philadelphia, New York City have such a high homeless population. It wasn't like that 15 years ago. I came to the US about 22 years ago (before 9/11) and it was like a different country. Life is more convenient now than ever before, but the atmosphere is different. I miss the days when people were not afraid to say something politically incorrect. Jokes now have to be squeaky clean. I miss insensitive humor.

[@jeffjohnson5053]

Reeeeeeeeaaaaaally? Americans are running away from china!! And the few are actually chinese, but the applied for US citizenships and return to see their grandparents in china. They are NOT really americans.!! Duhhhhh!! Duhhhhh!!

[@vocvoc9895]

I was in Shanghai yesterday, walked in the streets for about an hour during lunch time， I have a feeling most of the foreigners left last year have come back.

[@shanfu862]

Reasonable. Shanghai is such a charming city after all. @@vocvoc9895

[@Reporterfy]

Nice one

[@user-kj2cw3jp9o]

A country with peace, prosperity, strong technology, high moral standards, fair and healthy competition, mutual respect, and the largest number of human races in the world. Loving peace while having a strong army not for aggression, but to protect peoples and to save people trapped in disaster. The ancient civilization of more than 5,000 years has been distilled from the oldest human moral and legal aspects, and China is the future of mankind.🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@horridohobbies]

Couldn't agree more. 👍

[@Jingok]

欢迎到中国旅游、品尝美味！

[@preferzhao1436]

Your rainbow farts are beautiful

[@jeffjohnson5053]

Reeeeeeeeaaaaaally? Americans are running away from china!! And the few are actually chinese, but the applied for US citizenships and return to see their grandparents in china. They are NOT really americans.!! Duhhhhh!! Duhhhhh!! Evil china is mass murdering 3 MILLION Uyghurs in Xinjiang and selling their body organs. This is your china high moral standards? There is no such thing as human rights in china. Anyone who mention Hong kong, Taiwan already independent, Tibet freedom will be jailed and never seen again. That is what you call freedom???

[@hrg5392]

其实中国没有那么好，但没有西方媒体宣传的那么坏，中国五千年的文明中有辉煌有黑暗，而现在的中国只是想让国人有尊严有不错的物质条件和精神生活，就像世纪初时期的美国那样自信，开放，我们还有很多药努力的地方，中国非沿海沿江地区的经济还有很多不足要发展，我们还在努力，也希望未来能更自信开放，愿所有有独立思考的人更全面的认识中国，来中国游玩，享受中国的文化和美食，愿西方殖民主义帝国主义思想能够正确看待发展中国家，加强合作，而非抹黑打压，可惜偏见与傲慢依旧广泛存在

[@sleo3720]

Great video on the many positive comments on living in China

[@williamwilliam]

Hi Nadine...very informative and great videos. Yes, I am now your fan and shall promote your vlog to other people. I am currently watching and learning as much as I can about China before my planned extended trip to China in 2026. Thank you, cheers and all the best.

[@nadineinchina]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@williamwilliam]

@@nadineinchina No, thank you for taking the time to show the real China 😘

[@mikebo3775]

Why 2026? Come now, Shenzhen welcome you! 😀 Here are English indicates everywhere, easy for you.

[@jimwu7612]

Hi William, welcome to China.

[@williamwilliam]

@@jimwu7612 ...hehehe... thank you...but 2026 is still some ways off 😁

[@tigerscorpion]

Thank you for sharing these true experience of Americans to general public. I m chinese immigrated to America since 1988 having lived in Seattle for well over 30 years. I truely believe we need more people on both side to learn and understand each other. Keep up your work and thank you.

[@Bobbyleejoe2556]

China is the future and the now!! ❤

[@poke-sx3ji]

@CHINA68998 worse than living in Taiwan

[@ketohero1780]

​@@poke-sx3jiYou are out of your mind! With all the BS that is being cooked up by its government, Taiwan will be the next war zone and hellhole.

[@andrewczski1969]

Haha

[@Bobbyleejoe2556]

@@poke-sx3ji, you’re brainwashed

[@poke-sx3ji]

@@Bobbyleejoe2556Indeed, you have been brainwashed by Xi Jinping

[@bernkoh343]

American dream is shattered..while China dream is the future.😊

[@davidlaw9686]

Biden uprooted it.

[@therealdeal2163]

​@@davidlaw9686not just biden but trump , Obama , bush jnr, Clinton , ...

[@herry3579]

American dream has change to American Nightmare... Welcome to the ---- Elm Street ----

[@davidlaw9686]

@@therealdeal2163 yes, they all have their parts. It demonstrates that every POTUS has no worries, as he will pass the baton to the next guy.

[@stayfree870]

That's because of decades of corruption and bad policies. Sad how things are turning, the middle class used to be our greatest strength here in the US.

[@jeffreytheu]

CHINA creates future for all human beings.

[@poke-sx3ji]

What future?

[@wensix2861]

@@poke-sx3ji A brighter one.

[@poke-sx3ji]

@@wensix2861 No future

[@wensix2861]

@@poke-sx3ji A great future.

[@poke-sx3ji]

@@wensix2861 This is what you said "A great future." ==>> China's economy is declining

[@grandwonder5858]

“The American dream has become an American nightmare! They called it the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe in it!” ------- George Carlin

[@GJJM-wi6pu]

[@KS-zu6ps]

As an American. I would love to start a life in china. China is the best in the world. Not the west.

[@fantaxi7789]

who are you？welcome！

[@KS-zu6ps]

@@fantaxi7789I’m an American Indian. Native American.

[@revdna]

you would need the right skillsets to survive there. The competition is on another different level totally! The immense internal competition is also what drives Chinese ahead.

[@wai-sunchia6190]

I'm Chinese I'm so sorry about your people.

[@tka1528]

Have you ever been to China before?

[@yuanshuan7099]

As an American, life in China is easy. Cost of living is low, safe and convenient. If you don’t get involved in national security. I am a Taiwanese who have the USA nationality. I travel all over the world. China is one of destinations. Life is really easy here. Very clean and comfortable, convenient. Most of all, cost of living is about one third of that in Hawaii.

[@louiswu6300]

yup. especially when you use 拼多多, you will find that RMB much valuable like dollars in China. you can buy everything in insanely cheap price.

[@MrTnylam]

Great stuff Nadine. Thx.

[@steve44xds]

Hi Nadine. If I could I’d move to China full time. I just can’t see any future here in Australia

[@dt_2]

Our politicians have no idea how to run the country to the right path. Always failed to realise that the future is with Asia not the West. Sad...

[@PhiloSurfer]

What's stopping you? Pack up your bags, buy a plane ticket and off you go.

[@99184806]

其实在澳大利亚也有他的优点,比如空旷的地方,美丽的风景,我是中国人,我就比较喜欢人少的地方.但是同时就得忍受各种的生活的不便利性.

[@ronking9144]

Don't sin, be nice

[@fredtan1506]

It’s funny, several years back, Aussies have been complaining (upset) that Chinese are buying all Australian milk. Why not produce more milk and make more money for Australia? Australia has wide pastures.

[@averon76]

This is so great to see many loving Americans embrace China as home. So happy to see this video Nadine great job!

[@dennisconroy3459]

I hope people have a safe time where ever of what country that they would like to settle, short term or long term.

[@grandwonder5858]

If they can avoid the US’s war crimes they would bs safe!

[@sarahkhan2310]

China is so attractive and fascinating. Its colourful culture long history language wisdom arts diverse ethnic groups the ancient silk road. Now super fast development transformation excellent leadership and competent governance. Safe clean efficient blending modern ancient. A pleasant much desired place to be. Thanks for the story. ❤🇨🇳

[@DAKSPALM]

Great one😊

[@goodmoringful]

Although I’m Chinese American, I love watching Noah’s content. He has great videos about these villages and towns. I hope I can do what Noah can do which is exploring these unique villages and towns in China. It’s very interesting and unique to see a different life than what we have in the modern world.

[@user-oi3zi8rr9x]

你是润人？

[@shanfu862]

I'm a Chinese immigrant to the US, and I'd love to say: welcome! anytime

[@xypower8511]

那你不会说中文了吧

[@bellezastarsinc.8228]

高华而已，还你们现代世界，多去中国看看吧，真的可怜你们这样的华人，自认为高人一等，中国大部分的城市发展都比你们好。

[@jamesspiel]

Thank you Nadine for your kind effort to help eradicate the poisonous Sinophobia constantly propagandized egregiously by the collective West. Love your sense of humour in pinning the comment of that poor guy who remains stuck in the outhouse.

[@frank-js9nf]

Chinese are glad to help each other and when you have problem you can even turn to a stranger around you for help and usually can get help

[@kimmeelee9758]

Awesome video, Nadine! Thanks to you and all of your collaborators!

[@davidrichards1741]

The world is changing. As am american expat in Asia, having lived in each for decades, I can vouch that today, china is as great and honorable as the US is as despicable and sleezy.

[@jaydee6268]

ok.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

5.8 million slaves in China. Yeah great

[@Userof-d4b]

Living in harmony, and happy lived in peace community

[@goutvols103]

Except for the Philippines, Japan, Tawain and Vietnam.

[@sirius_25]

중국에 이주한 미국인들이 행복하게 살았으면 합니다. 좋은 선택이 라고 생각합니다 👍👍👍

[@Jingok]

欢迎道中国旅游！

[@李可-q6p]

我建议你可以移民台湾，这样台湾回归中国的时候，就可以得到中国身份了，我知道的有些马来西亚华人这么做

[@Jiujiu666]

We look forward to welcoming you to China!

[@b780914]

​@@李可-q6p天啊！這真是一個好方法欸，比起外國人士在中國非常難以得到綠卡，藉由台灣回歸拿綠卡還真的更實際，高招👍

[@king_of_loli]

welcome to China，Korean friend

[@tonysofla]

I'm moving in 2 months to China, have to sell my house first. I want the feeling of future #1 country around me.

[@nadineinchina]

Congrats on the move! You certainly won't regret it. Which city are you moving to?

[@dingcat]

You have to find a job, otherwise what will happen if you run out of money?

[@EduruChan]

Just dont bring your superiority complex mentaIity into china..thats all

[@wai-sunchia6190]

Congrats on making this momentous decision in your life. Your decendants will idolize you for it!

[@tonysofla]

@@nadineinchina I will travel to 40 cities first and see if I get the vibe. Chongqing is for sure already a contender.

[@EkantBhairab]

China is great 🌹 🇨🇳 China is the future 🇨🇳🌹 China is the leader 🇨🇳🌹🎉👍🙏❤️ from Nepal 🇳🇵

[@PartTimeTravellerChina]

Great 👍👍👍👍👍 ❤❤❤

[@13hehe]

My Chinese parents left China and took me to a literal shithole country in the west when in fact China is the best country in the world to live in in my eyes.

[@iamcanadianedmonton]

niall ferguson, the well-known historian, in an interview with hoover institute 5 months ago, said nobody wanted to move to china. to summarize, he said everything in china was bad bad bad. you guys just slap him in the face !!!! i have watched quite a few expat videos, their main concern about living in china is that it is so hard to get a green card and they have to renew their visa every so often😊😊😊 . anyway, for those who choose to stay in china, i'd say thumbs up 👍👍👌👌. love from canada.

[@portoguest3346]

It's always nice to hear "straight from the horse's mouth". Thanks!

[@chaulang6210]

The most safest Country ! Many beautiful big cities . China has no Racist problem ! Everything is affordable , rent houses , apartments , easy transportation and thousands of foods , Cashless payment .

[@tka1528]

I call BS on no racist, a lot of Chinese people make rude or gestures towards Africans and others with dark skin. Maybe where your living in some small village it's cheap to live but goto the big first tier cities and the cost jumps way up

[@PracticaProphetica]

>most safest Country Why do they need burglar bars on the apartment windows then?

[@user-bu3mm8ks2q]

If you are asking this question sincerely, the reason is that most families live in high-rise apartments, and the burglary fence installed to prevent the child from playing by the window and fading, you can watch the related video, just to prevent theft, and will not install the burglar fence in the house on the twentieth floor@@PracticaProphetica

[@user-or1bq1xn6r]

@@user-bu3mm8ks2q 我是中国人，安装防盗窗是为了防止小偷和保护儿童。虽然小偷很少，但并不是没有。

[@alanvarghese7326]

Its chinas century as an indian Its my dream to move to china People unity,prosperity,culture,food evertything is great.😊

[@lchansocal]

I love the diversity and people are more accommodating. Every few years I go to China and few that the cities are very energetic and full of surprises. I am not saying that the government is perfect but over all, it is moving in the right direction and their people are full of hopes.

[@theresaleung823]

Fun is what makes life good! All of you are lucky, doing something enjoyable!

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

Beeause of low living cos, satety, nice environment, good infrastructure and so on.

[@silentwatcher1455]

Safe, convenient, low cost of living, and others.

[@jasonwo4057]

As a Chinese, I think Ben have found a treasure. Tibet and Xinjiang are indeed beautiful and have now become the spiritual home of many Chinese people, attracting many people to purify their souls.

[@nadineinchina]

Absolutely! I can't wait to plan a trip to go see Ben! Most likely in Spring or Summer because I don't enjoy the cold weather 😂

[@pj6083]

For Americans who have children they can go to some international schools to have an English-speaking environment and no need to worry about guns,violence & LGBTQ stuffs!!!

[@Anonymous------]

China says NO to: guns,violence & LGBTQ

[@goutvols103]

Please let me know when you see a Gay Pride parade in China.

[@yumeyume1597]

China is a civilization disguised as a country and a nation, and it is impossible for those vulgar ideas to fight against the 5,000-year-old Chinese civilization, so there is no gay parade in China.

[@gustavus0013]

There are gay people in China.

[@lovelife5783]

The word racial discrimination was introduced into China from the West, before which the Chinese people did not know what racial discrimination was. Because there is no racial discrimination in China. No matter what people are equal in China

[@453chopinetudeandbachprelu7]

Many places near China are good choices - south east and central, because of the growth perspective in the next few decades due to peace and BRI initiative. Let’s hope the region is not disturbed by the warmongers in the west. Let’s hope the political leaders in that region have the wisdom to keep the region free from regional conflicts.

[@sutonomardi4445]

I think the best thing in China comparing with the states, is that no tipping everywhere

[@mindethereal6627]

ha'ha'hahahaha

[@zhxcn44]

哈哈，中国人有平等的思想，服务员认为这是他的工作，他的薪酬已经支付了，他不比你低人一等。在中国文化里，对下人才会有打赏。 不过Hotel的服务员因为跟外国人接触比较多，已经有了希望拿到小费的想法。

[@sutonomardi4445]

@@zhxcn44 In USA, the waiters are Chinese and they search for tipping from customer, not alike in the motherland

[@siuchen7140]

Very good video ❤

[@peakserv]

Why Americans moved to China or other countries? The American dream is dead. US spends more money fighting wars rather than fixing decaying infrastructure or healthcare at home.

[@king_of_loli]

wow you are so smart

[@HappyPandaBear73]

I wish I may move to China, the Motherland of my Ancestors. I live in Massachusetts right now and I had also lived in New York City but I pray that one day that I may have my dream come true by moving to the Motherland, seeing that I am 100% Chinese.🇨🇳👍🙏🙂

[@hc1897]

I once read about a guy whose parents lived in one of the Eastern bloc countries during the Cold War - Hungary or maybe Poland, whatever. When she was an old woman in her sixties she finally joined her children in the States and she couldn’t stop weeping, “We were told that Americans are miserable, that they are all starving! They lied to us!!” Today America is doing the exact same thing to its people about China.

[@tc-fz5qn]

Congratulations on a clip well done. Great insights and objectivity in portraying the country as it is minus all the hype and the propaganda. And yes, interviewing real people with real lived experiences is certainly the way to go. Congratulations again🎉❤🎉

[@Jellybean-gz4cj]

I live in the US now. But I really want to move to China for the safer environment where there is also a high quality of life. Planning and planning now 🙂

[@a_viewerv2069]

Great video, well said and agree , thank you..

[@mrfoo5827]

WE LOVE YOUR VIDEO..FROM SINGAPORE FANS

[@mrchow489]

China is the future 🇨🇳💪

[@jinlingliang4385]

中国是一个最安全的国家，又是一个多民族的国家，人民非常热情和善良的人，勤劳的人，交通便利，安全，物价稳定，每一个省市饮食文化都不一样的，简直是一个美食天堂，夜生活等，无论你留学，工作，生活等，是一个首选的国家，无论你是什么人，都好包容的国家，每一个地方的美景都不一样的，中国可以战胜任何一个国家的旅游胜地，因为每一个地方都令你（回味无穷，美食和美景）如果你想在中国旅游全部的话，起码需要好长好长时间，大多数在中国生活的外国友人，非常，非常喜欢中国的生活状态，希望你们喜欢中国吧，

[@poke-sx3ji]

@jinlingliang4385 這就是你說的中國是一個美食天堂???==>>>經過指鼠為鴨, 地溝油，人造雞蛋，毒奶粉，注水肉，毒菜心, 瘟肉，土坑酸菜, 催熟雞等食物的洗禮，世界末日隨便吃撒都行，就算吃喪.屍.估計中國人都沒事 , 吃遍“化學元素週期表”，中國人早已百毒不侵

[@geoffwitt4227]

I'm moving to China too! How can I get a job offer?

[@glw238]

@@geoffwitt4227 Find a company qualified to recruit foreigners and invite you to get a work visa. It is very difficult to get a green card in China, and it is almost impossible to get naturalized.

[@泥巴黄]

只要有钱。我还是比较推荐中国。过一辈子神仙般的日子。因为人口。不会觉得孤独。多元文化。各种宗教。美食等。毕竟是传承5000年的古国，各种旅游胜地多不胜数。去感受中国，了解中国。一辈子的时间都不够

[@ellisonleo5856]

@@geoffwitt4227 indian？ teach yoga if you are girl. If not not too much chance give you

[@buzzl.8637]

I love China and have been teaching my self Chinese . Chinese are very friendly the women are so nice and are very friendly and very helpful

[@sewards2158]

wonderful content👍

[@nadineinchina]

Thanks for the visit

[@chankane]

I used to say to friends.... Want an adventure? Just go into Chinatown....

[@mattwaite5558]

Just found your channel- awesome! I’m an Aussie in Shenyang, teaching at SYNU 😊

[@nadineinchina]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@boonteoh2346]

Welcome to my World, China!!❤❤❤

[@metalhamster14]

A bunch of Westerners left during COVID. Now a bunch are returning. It's just balance.

[@user-tj3pw5rd3t]

Same thing occidentald and Europeans did, in the Land named America, they landed their ships, decared Friendship treaties of cooperation with natives, then declared War against them, extinguished more than 500 Native Nations, named their Land America, and owned.

[@ahappyguy7695]

These are adventurous traveling types of people like myself. I haven’t been back to the USA for over 8 years. I love America and being an American however, I was a Nat Geo kid. Adventure and Travel is what it means to be alive to me. Life is to be lived! 😊🙏❤️✌️

[@tongfattho6913]

China may not be the best place in the world, but it has come along way in a very short time and is much better than most countries in the world.

[@poke-sx3ji]

@tongfattho6913 But worse than living in Taiwan

[@poke-sx3ji]

​@LeoLiu-md6ms You are so naive and funny. Whatever you said, the fact is that without permission, the Chinese cannot go into Taiwan. That's why dictator Xi Jinping can't set foot on Taiwan.

[@user-gz4xj3ow5h]

​@@poke-sx3ji出外面的世界看看吧，不要相信媒体，

[@poke-sx3ji]

@@user-gz4xj3ow5h 習 近 平對全世界放 毒兩次

[@partyhu]

@@poke-sx3ji 莱蛙可以抢鸡蛋是吗？

[@joycewang8983]

We are moving back to Shenyang soon. Look forward to connecting.

[@jackliu6616]

Will you give up your current nationality?

[@randomname931]

glad to see fellow open minded americans in china.

[@greaterbayareahero1401]

China is the most beautiful country in the world if you let your mind wonder and explore the vast land that it is. It is like Alice in Wonderland if you are creative enough to travel. It’s a place of community and you feel the love of the people around you. If you are materialistic don’t come. If you want a rich life in mind and body come to China. It’s a place that will give you wealth in experience.

[@aloklimbu2656]

Yeah ! I also wanna feeling in China want live in China 🇨🇳

[@ilovetravel310]

If only the people who run the USA are as open minded as these people!

[@RMPdude]

China is a much better place to live than the US, where I am originally from.

[@jaydee6268]

The US isn’t for everyone and so long as you are cool with Xi’s thought and are demure in character you’ll be just fine.

[@gyin9098]

Why don’t you go back to your China

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Such a stupid comment . Generalising nonsense.

[@TropicShade]

Interesting views on living in China. We lived in the Philippines for over 4 years, retracted to Guam and I do videos from both locations now, but recently I've been more and more drawn to visiting China soon. I might have to buy some shoes and socks first! 😏

[@zhxcn44]

鞋子和袜子在中国买更便宜吧

[@user-ey6ce3tb2j]

all they want is plain simple - 'peace' !!!

[@amberfoster3285]

The American Dream has become the American Nightmare. I was planning on moving to China also. China's the best most advanced country on Earth!

[@haodeplorable266]

Interesting videos have given us a profound understanding of the world

[@user-xq4tf4dl1k]

When doing business in China, there is no rule against selling certain goods to the United States. Although China is on par with the United States in chips, cars, lasers and other technologies. No one gets discriminated against and shot in China, you can still walk down the street alone after 8 o 'clock at night in China without being robbed. If you are a Fortune 500 company, you can enjoy more tax benefits and lower production and labor costs in China. This is the reason why the US government does not want Americans to go to China and portrays China as an evil empire. The American news often shows the streets of China, full of cows and pigs and bicycles, but that was 50 years ago.

[@davidk6269]

Practically speaking, one can't just simply "move" to China, even if one is inclined to do so. I know this from extensive personal experience. I had lived and worked in China for many years, but have since left China. From my own experience, it is extremely difficult to obtain a Chinese Green card. Also, one cannot obtain a short-term tourist Visa to China without having a local Chinese sponsor (unless you're in a tour group and the tour group operator obtains your Visa). If you have obtained employment in China, you can of course obtain a work Visa, but without formal employment in China, it is very difficult to obtain a Visa to live in China. As tensions with the US mount, the difficulty of trying to move to China for foreigners has increased in my experience.

[@normantang7456]

Yup, you are completely right. How do I start living in China? I can't do much with a tourist visa. Renting a flat, buying a home, etc. requires a residence status, I believe.

[@spriteveryday1627]

​@@normantang7456Yeah, there's strict requirements for green card. I think studying here or working here can make it works

[@Brady_Yan]

You might want to consider getting Hong Kong or Taiwan status first, and then go back to mainland China. I guess this could serve as an alternative solution😂

[@davidk6269]

@@spriteveryday1627 yes, student visas and work visas are possible, but in practice you need to be accepted by a Chinese educational institution that is willing to sponsor the visa, and obtaining a work visa in China is increasingly difficult for foreigners for a variety of reasons. Obtaining a visa to live in China is not impossible, but increasingly difficult in practice. I hope that the stars align for all those seeking to do so!

[@aviatus]

During the late 1980s I went to grad school in the US for my MBA & MS in Aero Engineering. As a Singaporean, I made a few life long US friends there. One is even my son's godmother. The one thing all my US friends share is that they lived and worked overseas at some point (some have settled overseas). Their life perspectives are international and they have a live and let live attitude towards others. I sincerely thank you and the other Americans in this video (and my own friends!) for your intellectual honesty and open-heartedness in trying to build cross-cultural understanding. We need to build up, not tear down, the only world we have. Life doesn't have to be a zero-sum conflict. I'm not naive enough to believe attitudes will change for the better in places where the fear of no longer being the top dog drives actions. For people in those places who see it this way and leave, I say bravo to you and don't look back. Open-minded and adaptable people like you are welcome wherever you choose to settle. Life is too short to waste time hankering after dubious past glories. We can't relive the past but can choose how we live the future.

[@pearbear8]

Thank you for loving our country

[@ahkoy973]

Peaceful people indeed ... government of the people for the people by the people

[@goutvols103]

Were you high when you wrote this diatribe? How is that Freedom of Speech working out for them?

[@Naples-Florida]

It is all depends on what you believe that is more important to you. The best way to learn about a country is to visit the place in person. You should never trust media propagandas from any counties.

[@quanwang4562]

Why let that one moron dominate the comment saction...Good work Nadine! Thank you for your efforts to bring these two countries more closer! I can feel most of the Amercian ppl are just NOT like that mike938 dude here to bad mouthing and just show how ignorant he is. Keep up your fantastic vlog showing the real China! Big hug and the more of ppl like you to speak out the truth ,the less the world be infected by hatred.

[@idofdm7625]

I immigrated to America in 1984 at the age of 24! I would say I came here at tail end of America's golden age After WWII to the 90s, just like China is now, America was a manufacturing power house in mid 40s to 60s, think about American cars, appliances, not to mention food stuffs all over the world ! Social programs resulting from great depressions in the 30s and high growth ( thus constant wage increase, retiring w great pensions ) I remember watching US movie in theater in Macau, I marvel at how prosper and "free" USA was!( White picket suburban hours, traveling on highway with US made car! ) Even though I didn't" dream" of living here, i did end up here because of family ties and I do well because I understand the importance of living under my means ( which is not the case with a lots of American ) and investing prudently! For this generation it will be very hard to replicate those American dream! Since late 60 middle class has been losing grounds from dismantling of unionizations and pensions systems to skyrocketing cost of medical and education costs, now inflating cost of daily livings! Unless you came from a dirt poor countries ( it's a upgrade ),"American Dream" is no longer! That's why we have crazy politics and misinformations campaign ( mostly China ), almost like a distraction to it's citizens how dire live become day by day! You really have to swim very hard to stay afloat here now! There're cycles in every country development, it's Just a matter of being at the right time at the right place! I remember one KZbinr commented her friend teach in China for few years and saved enough money to go back to US to buy a house, I'll be very hard living US where you live paycheck to paycheck! Just my little humble input!

[@freelunchforchildren4040]

Just got back from Shenzhen, the city is so vibrant.

[@wumao990]

Funny that you did not talk about being able to go out in the middle of the night safety and not afraid of any gun😂

[@happyzahn8031]

Yay, move, move. Its an interesting choice. More room for the rest of us 😀

[@yaj2075]

I love to live in china too ❤❤