Why I Live in China and REFUSE to Move Back to America

I, an American, live in China and LOVE it here. Shocking to you? Can’t wrap your mind around it? Curious to know more? Watch this and I’ll tell you all my secrets on why I’m continuing to stay~
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[@RechtmanDon]

I'm a Chico, CA citizen, and have been in CN more than 17 years, now in Shenzhen. I've shared the same reasons with people, but not as lucidly as you have! One of my big fears is that if the US gov't (aka MIC) does anything stupid (stupider than they have already been doing), you and I and other US citizens could be deported. One thing I'll add is culture: I'm a composer, and use my music to promote peace, and another reason is that China is the people who is leading the world to Peace! 🌹

[@CDTsuiPo]

If war breaks out, Chinese democratism will be at an all-time high, but as far as existing Chinese history goes, it's unlikely that there will be a mass expulsion of expatriates from China. I don't know if you know anything about Sino-Japanese war orphans. after WW2, the Japanese left probably tens of thousands of war orphans in China, and these children and women were taken in by ordinary Chinese families. It was only after the normalization of Sino-Japanese relations that they left China in 1970s~1990s

[@hshqcn]

可能会有些限制，应该不会驱逐出境吧。因为我们都知道那是不对的，而且政府可能已经有了足够的信息来甄别个人是否对我国造成威胁。我认为这也是政府收集更多个人信息、并且更多限制个人接触国家秘密的另一个方面，就是个人不必自证清白，政府已经有足够的信息和技术来做这件事。大家都过好自己的生活就好。

[@xucg]

Don't worry about it. The Chinese know the difference between the government and the general public. Even if the two countries are at war, as long as you don't do anything hostile to China yourself, the Chinese will still treat you well. Right now the relationship between the two countries is hostile, but have you ever heard of an American citizen being attacked in China? On the contrary there are many Chinese who are attacked in the US simply because they are of Chinese descent. Another example is the way the Chinese treated Japanese civilians in China after the end of the war. The Chinese people did not persecute ordinary Japanese and raised many Japanese orphans. So you have nothing to fear. The Chinese will decide how to treat you based on your own behavior, not that of the US government.

[@TheKkpop1]

Peace is the biggest asset to China but the biggest threat to US hegemony.

[@88jojo]

Don’t worry, the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival is coming. Enjoy the excitement of the Dragon Boat Festival.

[@dlf4298]

I'm Chinese and my wife is American. We met in Chengdu, China where happen to be my hometown. We've lived in the united States about a half decade now. We are thinking to move back to China next year -- the city got a loooot better, develop a lot more in just 4 years when i went back visit. I was shocked by how clean, Safe and cheap it is Which i took for granted. The united States unfortunately goes the opposite way. Wokeness, homeless, crazy cost of living, illegal immigrants. Drugs.....I love America. But the America now it's not the America i Loved. Planning to get my wife Chinese greencard down the road.

[@mitchelljames6894]

The wokeness is all part of the evil plans of the leftist globalists agenda in America and the EU that want to force Russia and China to follow their international system, in other words, bow to their woke ideas and their corporations...... this is why the media doesn't like realists like Richard Nixon, Trump, Putin and Xi..... because they won't bow down to their globalist agenda.

[@user-ce6el8tt6e]

你是美国人，爱你的美国

[@mitchelljames6894]

@@user-ce6el8tt6e 人们只是在寻找更轻松的生活，外国人在中国的工资是当地工资的近5倍，而且在那里生活得很好. 这与爱情或爱国主义无关，而只是与经济有关

[@ernestokrapf]

"Wokeness" Bro, the term "woke" means "being alert to social and/or racial discrimination and injustice", that's everything that communists fight for since before the Great October Socialist Revolution. Even Chairman Mao himself was "woke": "Chairman Mao Zedong received visitors from Africa here this afternoon [8 August 1963]. During the reception, Chairman Mao Zedong made a statement calling upon the people of the world to unite against racial discrimination by U.S. imperialism and support the American Negroes in their just struggle against racial discrimination"

[@mitchelljames6894]

@@ernestokrapf LOL........ Stalin and Mao were NOT LGBT+....... as I said before, the LGBTQ woke would have been shipped to labor camps by Mao and Stalin...... about racial discrimination, Stalin and Mao were all for spreading communism throughout Africa and the whole world, they didn't care about your race, they just care about whether you support communism or not. However, they would not tolerate LGBTQ.......

[@hermesliteratus882]

TBH, you are very smart and reasonable for refusing to move back to the US.

[@finnofzaun9209]

Not so smart to relocate to China

[@allanwong2555]

You had already found Heaven, why go back to hell?

[@bizhope007]

@@finnofzaun9209She and others apparently disagree with you. I bet they don't have to worry about their children' school getting shot up by some crazy person.😢

[@finnofzaun9209]

@@bizhope007 😂😂Why don't we go ask the millions of Chinese immigrants who escaped China and came to the US both legally and illegally who all say the same thing (we came to the US for better life and freedom) ? At least in the US they don't have to worry about illegal organs harvesting, limited freespech or fake building made of tofu that is ready to collapse at any moment

[@finnofzaun9209]

@@bizhope007 😂Why don't we go ask the millions of Chinese immigrants who escaped China and came to the US both legally and illegally who all say the same thing (we came to the US for better life and freedom) at least they don't have to worry about fake building made of tofu that is ready to collapse at any moment or government kidnapping them to harvest organs😢😢

[@sunshinesun121]

From Malaysia. Travelled ( By Bike and back packing ) in US and China in the 2010. Already i felt that it is MUCH safer in China than in US. And I am a season backpacker with lots of experience. Felt really "Afraid" in certain cities and location in US ,But in China I could not even care less when walking along at midnight on a deserted street. SAFETY when travelling is most important when travelling Solo.

[@umu-i-d2785]

I wish you would post some videos of your travel to China. I want to go there, but need to research about getting around, spending money, getting internet connection, etc, etc

[@FantasyRainbow-vw3zu]

@umu-i-d2785 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuannyXp8erhLs Pay attention to these two American boys, it may be able to help you. They used the 144-hour visa to travel to China, and they have done several tours video.

[@FantasyRainbow-vw3zu]

@@umu-i-d2785 kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKuannyXp8erhLs

[@MoMo-fx2ex]

@@umu-i-d2785 Where do you want to go? I can give you some advice. I have traveled through most of China by car.

[@joncan2348]

You are lucky you didn't get assaulted, raped, robbed or killed. A lot of foolish people don't realize that you are a target because of your skin color in the west.

[@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoy]

Lady you are lucky, you are smart and left while you can... there are so many Americans who can't and / or are still deluded/ brainwashed by the government to think that the hell that they are living in is actually normal.

[@topsuperseven7910]

There are 6000 Mainland Chinese blatantly running into the USA and asking for Asylum every year. This is a small number compared to over 60,000 who are living in the USA illegally by simply overstaying their visas. Nobody knows for sure the 'unknown illegal Chinese' but some evidence insists there are some 100,000 who live illegally in the USA. Of course there are a million fully legal Chinese living, studying and immigrating too. but really think about that for a minute? Thousands of Chinese a month are risking their lives and spending all they had to get out of China and into the USA even if it means living illegal lives without citizen rights etc. They still want that more than living as citizens in China. oh and nearly any American could 'get out' of the USA if they wanted. even the poorest Americans could get on a bus and in a day be in Mexico or Columbia lol

[@xenofontzaras1112]

Apparently you are not brainwashed, but you still live in the US Why?

[@user-ng6li6ng4t]

The ignorance of Americans is surprising. There are so many Americans who think that China is safe. How bad the quality of the air, water, land, and food that we Chinese depend on survival. Didn't Americans not hear?

[@user-tm8jt2py3d]

​@@user-ng6li6ng4t yes, those of us who have been there have experienced the crumbling infrastructure, social coldness, and filth in China.

[@TheRealMcCoyAndChipsAhoy]

@@user-tm8jt2py3d sure you did...newly created accounts just to bash china...typical

[@ralphgoh2580]

You missed the most important point when you mentioned about safety and almost crime free environment…. Chinese are brought up to respect each other and their properties.. it’s in the Culture and Education..

[@BatCountryAdventures]

Noooo... China used to be rough AF back in the early 2000. Highway men used to rob freight haulers. Mugging was rampant. Scams were so prolific that people don't help others in distress in case they get swindled. Guns were so widely accessible that armed robberies spilled over to Hong Kong. The government really deserve credits for turning things around.

[@topsuperseven7910]

Have you ever been outside Mainland China?

[@willgates8383]

@@topsuperseven7910I live in the west, and you leave anything unattended for 30 seconds and it’s stolen !!!

[@someuser7501]

@willgates8383 LOL! Get a nice job and move out of the ghetto. Neighborhoods where people have nice jobs have far less crime.

[@mindywindy8755]

​@@topsuperseven7910 if u r not living outside China, u take everything for granted in china. Having been living in the west for over 10 years, i realize that the most commom things u take for granted are so valuable.

[@user-cp9tk3hf3i]

China is so so safe, that was a smart move you and your husband made. Your son is very cute. ❤❤❤ God bless your family

[@beeroseinchina]

thanks for your support! sending love and light to you and your family ✨️

[@hinkle3634]

Tell that to the Uhyghers.

[@Novideos00]

your baby boy is so cute and handsome . Have a wonderful and happy life in China👍

[@blues7667]

I totally agree with you. Safety is most valuable things for me too! China is so safe!

[@davidgmaloof]

Not me! The US government is bad enough, but the CCP takes the surveillance state to an entirely different level. But...1.4 billion cowards, what do you expect?

[@binxie2123]

社会稳定，警察认真工作。

[@pavelkovarik144]

Slave. Sheeple.

[@AndrewTsui-rg3bt]

Thanks for sharing. It is too late for me as a 71 year old man to move to China now. But I would grab all possible chances to visit China for many good, beautiful and wonderful reasons. Looking forward to see more videos from you.

[@lee-hc9ud]

welcome to china😊

[@JB52520]

I'm in my late 40's and it's too late for me too. I can't work or travel, and my health only gets worse. The only thing left to do is survive until I don't.

[@minlee5606]

@@JB52520 Ever think about give it a try on traditional Chinese medicine and therapy? If so, then you probably got a good reason to get there. Best wishes.

[@choonhockong8215]

Still young at 71 if you are physically fit. I am an overseas Chinese senior citizen and I regretted not learning Mandarin or Chinese language during my younger days.

[@user-xx5qw2cy1w]

​@@choonhockong8215😂太尴尬了

[@SunshineJeremy]

Well, for low crimes, cameras is one reason, but the fundamental reason is that almost everyone has food to eat and has house to live in, so they are not getting desperate.

[@rocksiu]

There are as many cameras in the UK, but the crime rate is also high.

[@zackk7175]

More food more housing And more concentratiion camps In Chiina. What else?

[@rocksiu]

@@zackk7175 Indiot superpower come eat CCP sour grapes 🍇 again！🤣🤣🤣

[@SunshineJeremy]

@@zackk7175 Honey, there are no concentration camps in China, come over and have a look by yourself. Stop believing those anti-China media.

[@jojored7966]

@zackk7175 Concentration camp? Are you talking about the United States, Israel, Germany, or that country of white people?

[@ALIEN_857]

America has lost its glitter.

[@peanut0brain]

America's glitter came at the cost of genocide in other parts of the world, for oil mostly

[@MediaCreators]

Remind me.. what glitter was that again?🤔

[@cooliipie]

​@@MediaCreators America literally invented all the modern technology 😂 whatever you're using to type on, plus the internet provided, plus the electricity...

[@MediaCreators]

@@cooliipie Hmm... as far as I recall, the internet was born at CERN in Switzerland by a Brit. As for electricity, no single human can claim credit for its invention. The device I'm using is a computer, which to my knowledge, was invented by a German in the 1940s. The fact is that China was once so economically "dangerous" to the rest of the world that, as BeeRose mentioned, two Opium Wars and numerous invasions were deemed necessary to prevent its further advancement. This was simply a strategy of containment, similar to what we see unfolding now.

[@metalvideos1961]

it never had it to begin with

[@luckyh1217]

I am from Guangdong of China. I would like to point out one thing that cameras are not the critical reason for less and less crimes in China. As you can see robber wearing mask to rob in the bank where has many camaras in the U.S. During the 90s when I was a kid, there are a lot of crimes including stealing and drug abuse , but as time went by, less and less such things happened, and there are many reasons for this I think. As economy develops, people can find opportunities making money everywhere easily, so why risk stealing and robbing, which will face severe punishment in the end. And the society has developped a culture worshipping those winners in both learning and work, it is shameful for those that do not study hard and work hard. American culture encourage personality, freedom and even enjoy violence, as can be seen in movie and games everywhere, which helps crimes and drug abuse.

[@user-ud3vs4vk1d]

是关键原因， 带着面具在摄像头下犯罪，那么警察就会轻易锁定你，然后整个城市都是摄像网络，包括公安系统的天网系统（具有快速人脸识别，几秒钟可以在数据库调出你全部资料，我有同学是司法机构上班，他告诉我的） 还包括私人或者公司，商铺安装的额摄像头 你带着面具犯罪，确实警察看不到你的脸，但是你的行踪会被 覆盖的摄像头网络锁定 即便你找到一个你认为的死角 脱掉面具，换掉衣服，然后再次出现在摄像头范围，你还是逃不掉， 因为 前后摄像头比对， 当一个摄像头看到你 离开监控范围，却再也没有出现， 而相邻所有所有摄像头里其中一个 突然出现一个在其他摄像头监控画面从未出现的人， 警察很容易判断 你脱掉面具，更换衣服逃避抓捕 那么接下来的事就更简单了 ， 天网的监控能在几秒内从链接的中国公民身份证数据库里 把你所有资料都调出来！ 然后通知附近的警察 ，你距离失去自由 是按分钟计算！

[@Leoq-zk6wt]

@@user-ud3vs4vk1d 确实，高科技，大数据，都是先进的侦察手段，现在的中国在国家治理和安全方面有很多很好的经验和工具。西方所谓的皿煮籽油其实就是怕中国的经验传到西方动摇他们的执政根基。

[@peterthehappywaiguoren]

I am with you Bee. I haven't been back to the states since 2017. I think life in China is amazing.

[@jayclarke6671]

I left LA for Spain in 98 when 'times were good' for some.

[@Philip-lk5db]

Just found your channel. I’m working hard in the UK to rise my kids but only that’s all complete I plan to go back to my ancestry china to live out the next chapter of my life.

[@vincenttay2812]

China is safe with excellent security and great infrastructure. My son work in China and we love China 🇨🇳

[@mailiu4124]

You said right ,China is a safety place and everything are so convient,and everything are so cheap ,I love China too

[@Lasselucidora]

Agree. I am. Scandinavian. If I am not in China I am longing to get there. Guilin is my favorite.

[@eish3291]

Is it because people in Scandinavia are not very socially interactive?

[@jimwsh1]

3年前，我在网上买了一个西瓜，放在门口2个晚上没拿，结果不见了。我报了警，5分钟不到来了两个警察，开始调监控(当时是晚上8，9点的样子)。我原来只想让警察知道有人有人偷快递，西瓜无所谓，但是没想到，警察真的认真帮我找起西瓜了！ 他们一路调监控，回看了很多录像，结果真找到了嫌疑人，然后监控追踪到了电梯，再从电梯监控追到了地下停车库，再从停车库里监控追到了偷西瓜的男人开的助动车，比对了车牌，凌晨1点左右给我打电话，说人找到了，在警局！西瓜已经被吃了，要赔我钱。另外偷西瓜的人有点精神病(有精神病证明)他们只能批评教育。 总之，这一顿操作下来，我也挺震惊的，一个西瓜而已，我也说了我无所谓，结果警察几个小时帮我找到人。 相比美国这么多零元购，警察不动如山，中国警察可能没那么多刺激的案件要处理，所以更愿意帮助我们这种小老板姓吧。

[@erictsai1140]

在臺灣也一樣,因為兩岸有不一樣政治,卻有一樣的傳統文化. 中國人的想法是,一個不對的行為,就是不對的行為,偷就是偷,不管金額大小,都必須逮到這個偷竊者,雖然逮到也不一定重罰,但這種行為必須制止,否則犯罪會變更大. 這是中美的文化不同的關係.

[@xuesongdu5248]

不以善小而不為，不以惡小而為之

[@knightburning6003]

这年头，正常人绝对不会去偷西瓜。😂

[@avengercn7232]

那是因为你是外国人，所以警察才帮你寻找。

[@user-zm7ep4vb1d]

@@avengercn7232 主要大陆小偷这个职业几乎消失（很少人用现金，到处是监控摄像头），发现有人偷东西警察也好奇是什么人。

[@LW78321]

Completely agree with your points. I would also add that the Chinese society are taught to respect others so this also helps with reducing crime/increasing safety

[@kanding3369]

BS. China's crime was bad AF but in the yrs. Its all because of the cameras, nothing else

[@Vhlathanosh]

America refuses to address the thing leading to high crimes

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

So when China had very poor crime rates respect was not taught?

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Some of the most polite areas I’ve ever been to are in US.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Oh and spitting isn’t polite and getting in your way isn’t nice.

[@CatieLovesPink87]

I agree! We are moving back to Beijing again at the end of this summer and I am so excited. Also, as a Louisianian, I am really excited to see Nola is still open in Beijing! Yay!

[@beeroseinchina]

another Louisiana gal!! what a small world 😁 NOLA is open and thriving, not to worry about that! hahaha safe travels back~

[@stanley408]

Is nola a restaurant？

[@williamzhong838]

欢迎

[@STwoFourU]

1000% agree on the safety aspect. Once you experience that sense of safety, your life just opens up not having to even factor that into your day.

[@hinkle3634]

Sure it's safe for them but not for Uhyghers

[@peaceal3398]

I am a Chinese American living in the United States for 36 years. I am planning to retire soon and move back in China. During this 36 years I have witnessed US going down the hill and it’s accelerating with those two old crazy guys fighting for White House.

[@hoonwaretien8363]

a u speak chinese？banana

[@user-gl8lg7gs9d]

落叶归根，祝身体健康，早日回来看看。

[@cagenicolas7458]

祝一切顺遂

[@user-ce6el8tt6e]

@@user-gl8lg7gs9d 美国人归什么根，美国人的根在美国

[@user-ud3vs4vk1d]

@@user-ce6el8tt6e 国籍只是政治身份， 落叶归根是回到祖先生活的土地上度过人生最后的阶段最后跟祖先汇合 落叶归根这个成语是宋朝年代出处 那时候世界没有国籍这玩意 国籍可以换，血统，民族也也可以忽视， 那祖宗能换吗？

[@edkk2010]

As a Chinese, I lived in the states for 10 years. Right now, I live in a small town outside of HangZhou. Kids do not even lock their 200-300 USD bikes any more. Cameras are everywhere. The police says the worst would happen is someone ride others' bikes to subway stations when no sharebike is available.

[@YankeeIndiaNovember]

In USA and Canada, your worthless rusty bike will still be stolen even you lock it.

[@johnnytran800]

Thats unsettling that youre being watched 24/7.

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

​@johnnytran800 do you know what Snowden and many ex-CIA whistleblowers said??? We're monitored more heavily here than China.

[@topsuperseven7910]

You have so many bike thefts that you need to load the area with many security cameras and they still steal bikes anyway? that's terrible :(

[@bboymxl]

@@johnnytran800 It’s not that they are being monitored, there are so many Chinese people. The person behind the screen cannot see it. Surveillance video can only be retrieved when a crime occurs. And ordinary people have no right to go to security guards to check surveillance videos. Only the police have the right to request surveillance video from a store or property. And even if your privacy is recorded, it is illegal to post it online without your consent. The person who invades your privacy will be punished. Depending on the harm you have suffered, the other party will be punished accordingly.

[@mishifu20207]

another important or convenient reason is the medicare system. You can walk into a hospital anytime without Dr's appointment or referral with very low cost.

[@user-er1iq8nq1h]

随到随看随时检查不需要预约

[@luckymoon9448]

@@user-er1iq8nq1h 门诊比较简单。专家号需要预约。

[@joyceadson5420]

@@user-er1iq8nq1h If making an appointment can allow better experts to see you, you can still see a doctor without making an appointment, and the doctor may not be as experienced. Small physical examinations can usually be done on the same day, while comprehensive and large examinations may take several days to go to the hospital for examination.

[@tomhill4003]

i totally get it! i visited China several years ago (Chengdu), and was blown away by the quality of life. Coming back to America was kind of a let-down.

[@yuxueyuan]

Oh I am depressed after coming back to US

[@BruceCheng-ou3tk]

Don‘t be frustrated. Every city has its advantages and disadvantages. The United States also has many advantages.

[@joeyau2428]

​@BruceCheng-ou3tk the disadvantage in the US outweighs thr advantage.

[@davidgmaloof]

@@joeyau2428 And yet, millions do anything they can to come to the US. Every single year. China? Not so much. :)

[@rocquecaceres9221]

Well… kinda far….strong immigration laws… here not so much

[@BenjaminTravelTheWorld]

People seem to welcome foreigners and are easily impressed by your appearance, I am an average looking guy, yet people take photos of me in China, lol. Oh and cost of living is fantastic, and foods are great, very easy to get around, the stations are state of art and huge.

[@sarahye3529]

Ccp educated Chinese people to be over warm to foreigners

[@grouchypatch9185]

I won't use the word 'impressed'. The Chinese are intrigued seeing foreigners whether black or white or different. They are naturally warm and hospitable towards foreigners. Kids generally want to practise their English. Furthermore, the majority of Chinese are not exposed to western media and how anti-China the narratives are. One day soon they be less impressed with the west.

[@amandagrant4331]

@@sarahye3529 This has nothing to do with CCP. There is an old saying in China: "Isn't it a pleasure to have friends from afar?"

[@JB52520]

@@sarahye3529 I've heard they prefer CPC.

[@vjthemad4852]

They only see other races in movies, so that makes you like a movie star in China

[@Tell-Truth]

Share the experience of my recent travel to Shanghai. I stayed in a hotel in Beijing, I need to meet with a business partner in Shanghai the next day. The two cities are about 800 miles apart. I left my hotel at 6am the next day , took subway to Beijing South Railway station, got on the high-speed train at 7am, arrived in Shanghai at 11:30am, took taxi to a restaurant to have lunch with my colleagues at 12:30pm, then we went to office to meet with my business partner at 2:30pm, the meeting was over at about 5pm, then I called Gao-De taxi (similar to Uber in the US) to Shanghai Railway station, took the high-speed train to Beijing at 7pm, arrived in Beijing at 11pm, and then took subway (inside the railway station) back to my hotel. I made the Beijing-Shanghai business travel in just one day.

[@zaczheng1449]

recently we call this kind of trip "special force trip", which means u go somewhere and come back in a short time like a sf

[@robinlam6797]

Your feeling is common to almost all foreigners visiting China. Just enjoy and explore more.

[@apolloyang1036]

you‘re such an elegant woman, very comfortable story-telling, thanks, and how you met your husband LOL

[@jackorange1882]

I'm jealous.. I'm stuck in this propaganda shethole of a country and would love to leave. Unfortunately, it takes alot of money to move.

[@johnnydeng3488]

Not really, you just have to get a job that can give you the chance. The best way to work for any foreign firm in China is to find the job in another country and then be sent here. Finding a job and THEN coming here is better for the following reasons: Housing tends to be covered Salaries tend to be higher Schooling (if you have kids) tends to be paid for. This is HUGE because international schools in China are all private and they are expensive. You might be provided with cleaners, cooks, and drivers. You’ll probably be provided with someone here to introduce you to the area and give you an “orientation” of some sorts. Believe me, you will discover that the quality of life in China is excellent, as the aforementioned experiences are genuine reflections of my current life.

[@JB52520]

@@johnnydeng3488 Wow, life does sound pretty great for people who are rich enough to have servants. Cool, I'll just get off disability, return to the workforce in my late 40's, and compete for an amazing job in a multinational corporation that will definitely send me to China in this economy, and with Biden eager for war. I'll probably do okay against the freshly graduated, highly qualified beautiful people, and the applicants with experience, and everyone who got displaced by AI, assuming AI hasn't already destroyed the job. Instead of being dirt poor and waiting to die, I could simply ascend to the upper-middle class where I'll be valued, productive, happy, and surrounded by beautiful people with meaningful lives. Then I can go to China, or stay and buy a luxury car and a beachfront house for the beautiful and loving upper-middle class woman I'll marry. Or, as the OP said, I'm jealous, because I'm stuck in this propaganda shethole of a country and would love to leave. If we hate it that much, there's a good reason. For me, it's because life sucks and it always has. I'm permanently broke, alone, diseased, trapped, and miserable. If I save more than $2000, my income is taken away permanently. Not once have I come close to having that much money. I'll never know what it's like to "just" walk in, grab a high-end job, and get everything I've ever wanted.

[@MR-pr8tp]

While I understand your statement and can relate to it, just remember how our forefathers got here (my grandparents) they packed a few bags and sailed over. No job, nothing. Cubans left and started new lives as well. With a little planning, Visas, etc?. :"Where there is a will, there is a way." I do hope you will plan and make it happen. I have lived in Spain, and the quality of life is so much better. I regret moving back but aging siblings were a priority. In my 70's I am reconsidering. Family and aging can sometimes be a priority to. If I were younger, I'd be out of this as you said "shethole of a country". I totally agree!

[@user-tm8jt2py3d]

why do you all have fake names followed by 4 numbers? why not just use AI to create more convincing fake comments?

[@hinkle3634]

You honestly believe all of this? You even know what they're doing with certain ethnic groups like the Uhyghers? The US has it's problems for sure but we don't force sterilize people.

[@user-rk3le5ie7g]

I read a lot of talking about China by those foreigners who live in China, the first thing they appreciate is "safety"

[@clearheaded5696]

Yes, because that is the most valuable part of "True Freedom" that we all expect to have. The 2nd level from the bottom of the Maslow hierarchy. Safety means peace and comfort for regular people especially the ones has its own family to look after.

[@xucg]

I saw an American comment that in China people go out at night to shop and eat barbecue. Whereas I have to stay home after dark in the US and watch CNN, which says I'm more free than the Chinese.

[@amandagrant4331]

About twenty years ago, there were thieves in the streets of China, but now the thieves have disappeared. The ubiquitous cameras make it difficult for any illegal act to escape the punishment of the law.

[@xucg]

@@amandagrant4331 most important, people do not carry cash with them. China is actually a cashless country.

[@InuYasha_cn]

​@@amandagrant4331another reason is it's really easy to get a job such as a deliverer, if somebody has a job there's no need to steal or rob.

[@garylee9668]

I'm an American citizen too。 but really love to live in China for the reasons you talked about

[@Dim.X]

BS

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Wise move. Many would love to leave the sinking ship of US or UK but can't. You're lucky you could.

[@user-tm8jt2py3d]

hey Zerp, how did you choose those 4 numbers at the end of your name? Every comment seems to love fake names followed by 4 numbers, then leaves a suspiciously bad English comment about how bad the West is.

[@pinkavyek]

@@user-tm8jt2py3d bro look are your name, just as sus😭

[@user-tm8jt2py3d]

@@pinkavyek this is how KZbin does it automatically when you refuse to transfer info. Do you seriously think all these JohnAmerica2754 saying that they dream of moving to the developing world are real, you are broken

[@daffyduck4195]

I was surprised and impressed to learn how easy it was to get medical attention (something that would take months in the States to schedule) and the unbelievably low cost too. Additionally, a tourist who came back from China mentioned several interesting magical treatments for different ailments, such as an ointment that relieved burn pains immediately. I, myself, years ago, did lose 90% of my addiction to smoking via acupuncture, but not 100% (achieving 100% would require sheer willpower).

[@gujg2010]

i got ct there for $30 in 2 days, no appointment required

[@FoilingFrenzy]

I am currently on my fourth trip travelling in China with my Chinese girlfriend. I'm from Australia and blown away for all the points that you say. I have one more to add... It's so futuristic. I am flying along the freeways of the Yunnan province in a quiet fast mostly self-driving electric vehicle, at a fraction of the price to rent and recharge compared to other places in the world. I love it here

[@beeroseinchina]

Living in China is really like living in the future! I want to make a video about this one day in the future 😄

[@LeeSkJohn-sv8wi]

My first visit to china and i encounter difficulty getting grab because of registration problems. The police noticed i was besides the road for long time and helped me call the hotel , took pictures of us to forward to the hotel driver to identify us. Thanks. This would never had happened in my country.

[@astroboy-mz9ne]

I'm glad you love to stay in china and at the same time you will be feel safe.

[@bunnyfreakz]

China law respected law abiding citizen and punishing a criminals. Can't say same with America, too many criminals on the street.

[@Qresmaidapa]

Yup.

[@Dim.X]

Who will punish gov corruption? 🤓

[@corvo6568]

@@Dim.X Corruption is inevitable. All governments have corruption. So you need to see what the government has done for the people/taxpayers when all governments are corrupt. There is a big difference between China and the United States from this perspective. The most classic example is the development of cities. For example, the Chinese government will use taxpayers' money to build some projects that will cause short-term losses but are beneficial to long-term development, such as high-speed rail. Currently, only a few high-speed rails in China are profitable. In the past few years, there were no high-speed rails that were profitable. However, the losses of high-speed rail have promoted the development of trade, logistics, tourism and manufacturing between different provinces in the north and south of China. The Chinese government is willing to use 1-10 years of losses in exchange for greater profits in 10 years. As far as I know, the US government will not do such a thing because it is difficult to make short-term profits.

[@hinkle3634]

Why did the Uhyghers need punishment?

[@user-lk4zn6rl5q]

Great to see you enjoying life in China.

[@MikeLiangsz]

Last week, I went to Los Angeles for business travel, the bottled water in China is 2RMB, while on the street of LA, it's 2 USD. I know I can expense it, but still didn't buy because I think it's crazy😅 I stayed in a hotel in Santa Monica, I got up early due to jetlag, Like In China, I tried to walk around, but I came back to hotel after couple minutes because quite a lot homeless guys on the street, some of them are talking to nobody. 😅

[@eish3291]

We who live outside China feel that companies are using the Russia Ukraine war as an excuse to push up prices of everything, even goods that have no Ukrainian origin.

[@nxkm813]

I can afford it 😂

[@MikeLiangsz]

@@nxkm813 it's not about affordable or not, it's worthy or not. 5 yrs ago, when I came, the price is not like this

[@guangzhouguide]

I traveled to LA ten yrs ago, there were no so many homeless like today, the US is declining fast and fast

[@shuchen1760]

A bottle of Diet Coke in Canada is 3.9 CAD, six times of a China-made Diet Coke, which is insane.

[@MarcoPolo-hn8or]

Thanks for sharing 👍. You sold me on all your points ❤

[@brandonso]

I was born in Hong Kong and raised in New York. My dream is to retire in China but I don't know if that will be possible. At the very least I'd like to visit China for months at a time. And yes, would love to know more about how you and your husband met, and where in the US you are from. Blessings.

[@ITeachChinese]

If you still speak Cantonese so Guangdong is a good choice!

[@bobo3123]

现在很多国外回流享受退休生活的城市.中山和云南比较多

[@richardteo8272]

You are really a good mother. putting your children priorities ahead of everything.. Yes , China is very safe

[@snide.]

Interesting timing - we both put a similar video out at the same time. As a fellow parent (3 little ones here) I agree with your points and have subbed. Nice one!🎉

[@siewkonsum7291]

The so called American Dream has turned into American nightmare for those who are still living there! 😮

[@user-tm8jt2py3d]

why is your username styled the same as everyone else? lowercase generic international name followed by 4 numbers. everyone who loves China seems to love this pattern.

[@banshong3997]

So true what you said. So happy that you're happy here. Live well and prosper ❤❤❤🖖🖖🖖and more videos about your family and travels and experiences ❤❤❤

[@areyousmart407]

ur so beautiful! Have a wonderful and happy life in China!

[@williamtan7912]

I have lived in China 26 years and I am not bugging

[@internationaldaily9820]

Yeah... China is safe with or without cameras. It's probably due in a large part to the culture in China and other East Asian territories which places the community good above self. Cameras are required for technology and surveillance is part of that, and why not? However, with cameras, you can be assured that you are like 100% safe that even an occasional drunkard can't get away with any crimes, petty or otherwise. And, why not? London, Britain has the highest number of CCTVs per capita, and yet the darn place is rife with crimes, the homeless, etc. And, OMG, the Brits, the pariah politicians, journalists, etc. want to lecture other people on freedom and safety, ethics, blah blah blah... they should take care of themselves first. OMG!

[@estiennetaylor1260]

In western society, a CCTV doesn't mean anything when criminals are on the loose and get away with anything they can afford.

[@WalkingSideways]

The only reason we have so many cameras in the UK is basically to make revenue from driving violations and the security companies who sell these systems. It's a racket between government and private companies. Nothing to do with crime prevention, or stopping ppl from driving violations, they literally want you to break the law so they profit from it. Crazy!

[@PChan-yt4uf]

Bet most people don't even know that London has the highest density of surveillance cameras in the world. And yet, they cannot bring down the crime rate. You are right. All technology is only supportive and enabler. It is how people use them that makes the real difference.

[@gardeyoyo]

Crossing beautiful Xinjiang since 10 days ago and no crime, vagrancy, forced labour and oppression to report.

[@macklee1427]

Surveillance cameras do not simply monitor people to curb crime. They collect a large amount of data such as the flow of people, vehicles, natural disasters, etc. in a certain period of time. These data are used to more conveniently manage cities and traffic.

[@internationaldaily9820]

In Singapore, they are also very strict about drugs not because of the Opium war even though the majority of the population are Chinese, but simply because it is such a bad thing for the individual and the society. Now, talking about freedom, that is also not the kind of freedom the individual can have because it affects the society at large.

[@andrewlim7751]

It's a Chinese tradition to be strict on drugs anyway.

[@xxxcool2565]

​@@andrewlim7751not really. China was engulf by opium addiction in the 1900s

[@amandagrant4331]

Individuals can't control themselves sometimes, especially those who have taken drugs. The success of the China administration lies in: Even if you want to take drugs, you will find that you can't find a drug dealer (the drug dealer has basically been caught)

[@chao-CN]

作为一个传统中国人，很难想象居然会有毒品合法化的政策出现，这分明就是政府想用毒品控制贫困、低教育程度的人，减少国家的福利资金负担

[@alanmaribor]

You expose american propaganda. 🤣 Love from sLOVEnia 🇸🇮

[@user-tm8jt2py3d]

what propaganda are you talking about? the only thing America says is that China wants to invade Taiwan for their semiconductor industry and petty revenge from old civil war. You're literally watching white monkey propaganda videos and praising her for repelling propaganda that doesn't exist.

[@miacastellon7290]

what about Chinese propaganda 🤷‍♀

[@hinkle3634]

If you think the massacre of the Uhygher people is propaganda you're sorely mistaken

[@williambryant1794]

I am so admiring you 😂, America just running in a wrong path meanwhile China are getting better and stronger

[@USS_Liberty_never_forget]

How are they getting better and stronger?

[@williambryant1794]

@@USS_Liberty_never_forget The fact that you can ask this question means you have never been to China！ Their economy, military, culture, urban construction, and infrastructure are much stronger in almost every aspect than they were 20 or 30 years ago. We are almost only better than them in the military, because we spend all taxpayers' money on the military, and we are far behind them in other aspects! Come and see China if you have the chance! I've been there, it will shock you and u will realize why our government don’t wants us to know the truth about China star_border

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

@@williambryant1794only better in military my ass. Rural U.S. is much better. Suburban US is much better, So that’s 90% of both countries. Even now 1 million Tibetsn children were forced to leave home. One reason- poor infrastructure. Medical innovation is miles ahead in US. Cancer rate survival is miles ahead. Universities rank better. Financial centre capital still New York. I could go on and on.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

@@williambryant1794Don’t want us to know the truth? oh bore off. All I see is China promotion on US apps. All you need to do is Google . Not exactly hard to find out.

[@williambryant1794]

@@JohnSmith-sm7ez 😅😅😅 really hope u have the opportunity to travel or visit China one day , u will find the fact ! Excuse me , Tibetan children are forced to leave home? 😅😅 omg how successful is our (western media)😂😂 go see with your own eyes

[@VuNguyen-mu9fm]

It was very fascinating to hear your reasons. I most connected with reasons #2 and #4 and I definitely see your point on the other reasons…very solid reasons and good for you! Keep up all the great vlogs!

[@I_dont_want_an_at]

what a great video. I've heard the points before, but I liked the presentation

[@HDsharp]

UK has the most cameras in the world once but it's not even safe there. People are just different in the West.

[@hydrohasspoken6227]

I don't think they are strict on drugs because of the opium wars. They are strict about it because they exercise common sense.

[@FF1XC]

In fact, the Opium War was a very important factor. Because the Opium War is known in historical books as the beginning of China's modern humiliating history. In China, every junior high school student will learn about this period of history.

[@ferryrustandi944]

You’re living a life of your dream. For some other people that are being told nonsense, that kind of life can only be just that: a dream. I pity them. A pleasant video to watch 👍

[@loremasteringwion9930]

I currently live in China and honestly it' doesn't live up to the hype

[@ferryrustandi944]

@@loremasteringwion9930If you don’t like it, then leave. It’s your problem, not anyone else’s. It’s as simple as that.

[@loremasteringwion9930]

@@ferryrustandi944 Are you offended wumao? You offended that China isn't as nice, as comfortable, or as rich as America?

[@chao-CN]

@@loremasteringwion9930 在任何地方你都要努力争取，才能过上幸福生活，只是中国会相对安全，不代表不需要努力

[@loremasteringwion9930]

@@chao-CN Canada is relatively safe too

[@LYW-su3ol]

please share your story with your husband, love to hear that

[@John-yx6yz]

Owning a car is not so good now in many countries. My insurance has gone up by about 15% even though the insured amount has gone down. Then there's the price of fuel that keeps going up because of the fracturing of global supply chains. Unfortunately, my country doesn't have the convenient public transport that China has.

[@stevenkyle9426]

Me too. I hate driving and owning a car is expensive in Canada. But after doing grocery shopping by bus for 2 long and cold Canadian winters, I realise not owning a car while living in the suburb is impossible.

[@1bhaihay]

Thank you for sharing your life in China.

[@thegolfnut72]

Wishing you and your family all the very best 👍♥️🙏

[@beeroseinchina]

thanks for your support and kind words! sending love and light your way~ ✨️

[@Suzzallo]

When I was studying in the United States, a classmate once told me that he was dragging his suitcase down the streets of Seattle in the early hours of the morning when he was followed by several people. Fortunately, a taxi driver came along and urged him to get in quickly; otherwise, he might have been in danger. In contrast, in China, we often stay out late for midnight snacks until two or three in the morning and then walk home without a second thought.

[@12567NoYouCannot]

That is Sweet!! I wish I be there and didn't have to Worry about American Hate all the time.

[@wroughtforge7547]

You forgot to mention that all the beautiful women are in China. All beautiful Chinese local girls and foreign girls are in China. The atmosphere in China is very romantic, it’s hard to explain but maybe it’s the warm breeze in a summer night or the simple glee inside you want to cling to one you are thinking about, the air you breathe, even amidst the hustle bustle, that tingling of the heart appears.

[@tanyi9429]

Your videos are beautifully made and your stories in China are fascinating. I look forward to seeing more of your stories in China

[@frankwang4318]

The video you made is marvelous.

[@vincentoon]

i am malaysian chinese my wife is from inner Mongolia now we are living in dongguan city. i have living in china already 5 year. i totally agree all your point and i even always take a video to post on my Facebook to tell all my friend how safe is china and even how clean is china . i had an experience on my self before. one day i have a discussion with one of my friend who is from india , so after we finished our discussion i had left my power bank in a coffee house when we went back and this power bank is a bit expensive . so when i reach home i just know that i left my power bank in the coffee house and i drive back to that coffee house to try to get back , when i reach there i had see my power bank still on that table and on one is taken. so in china even you left your stuff in the table and just walk away after an hour when you back to that table all your stuff still in there.

[@wnklee6878]

I would live in China if I could.

[@yanwuxie6874]

欢迎，你也可以过来看看。租房也很便宜

[@Luming-di9rf]

What's holding you back?

[@partyhu]

千里之行始于足下

[@wnklee6878]

@@Luming-di9rf Forgive me for telling you: I am an old man, married and living in Mexico.

[@wnklee6878]

@@partyhu I know. But I already walked my thousand miles.

[@cl1079]

Great video! The feeling of safety is something that many of us in the USA have no concept of anymore. In my city, crime is rampant and unavoidable, it just wears you down. Would love to see more of your videos and one of how you met your spouse!

[@twk4223]

Thanks for your unbiased views on China!

[@wolsol]

The best thing about China is that so many stores are still open at 3am ，like hotpot restaurants

[@northenpeace1111]

Spot on, my senements also, going on 30 years in China 🇨🇳❤️😅

[@jlee8041]

Good to hear your first hand views 👍👍👍

[@beautifuldream108]

Live in China, is like living in more civilised, safe, more affordable, more convenient, better infrastructure living, less drug abuser. 😅😅😅 easy answers.😊i wish to live there too but l m already in Asean...😂😂 Good for you.👏👏👏👍💪🇨🇳🎉🎉

[@adamdouglas9888]

I'm so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever,hoping to retire next year.. Investment should always be on any creative man's heart for success in life

[@dorathystephanie7702]

You're correct!! I make a lot of money without relying on the government. Investing in stocks and digital currencies is beneficial at this moment

[@charles2395]

Lately i got interested in crypto but has no idea on how to go about it. How does it work please .

[@Georgina705]

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[@wilsonrichard440]

Stacey demonstrates an excellent understanding of market trends, making well informed decisions that leads to consistent profit

[@findingpath8362]

I remember giving her my first savings $20000 and she opened a brokerage account for me it turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me.

[@absolutejewel]

China is not perfect, but the few plus points you said about living in china are spot on! Living quality, healthcare and the conveniences for the people are very much better than many of the Western countries.

[@kerwingabel]

I am Chinese, and I have the most right to speak

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Yes a 144th ranked healthcare system is so much better than those healthier , living longer Europeans. Cancer rate survival important?Doctors per citizen ratio is appalling . So full of shit.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Living quality? Like all those days off work. Awful.

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Living quality- 300 million building places in awful conditions and sleeping rough to get by is not quality. Forced camps is not a quality life. 1 million Tibetsn children forced from home is not convenient

[@mulinliu3866]

​@@JohnSmith-sm7ezsb

[@ukvette]

Hi BeeRose, you are so lucky to live in my favourite country. I moved from UK to China, and lived there for 5 years, until I married my Chinese sweetheart. China is such a beautiful safe country.

[@adelynfong6597]

Congratulations, smart move, great decision and all the best. Enjoy life in wonderful China.

[@user-ne8yi1io4h]

YT popped your channel onto my phone, so I'm watching you for the first time. I've been to your country several times and every time, I just couldn't wait to get out. Driving 30 mins for a pharmacy is "near". Last June we walked across the homeless and boarded-up city centres...and very limited food offerings. That's my memory for a vacation. Did you just described paradise?

[@yinkunZhu]

We definitely went through that bad time. I personally feel that decisions made by superiors are based on the words of medical experts. This decision is actually very harmful to the Chinese economy. Perhaps the top management will consider these two harms and choose to sacrifice the economy and close the city. Now I hate capital’s control of health care. I hope those people are punished.

[@user-ne8yi1io4h]

@@yinkunZhu I was describing the US.

[@gsyoou]

I was eating hamburgers in America, and a black man put a gun to my back, and nobody cared about me.

[@geetay4618]

People, old and young, faint in public in CCP China and everyone just walk past their motionless body like nothing happened. In CPP China you are either a corrupted CCP or a slaves to CCP. Wake up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@prajnasamadhi60]

Take care.

[@ntokozolugogo4762]

@@geetay4618 Another bot detected

[@CNTikTok]

CNN: China violates human rights, and the United States is a beacon of the free world!🤣

[@Spike-fi7uf]

😂不好意思，忍不住笑了出来这也太糟糕了

[@Mark-hr9rm]

I just moved to China from the UK, agree with everything you have said .Peace and JaYoe

[@jerryt59tube]

Your experience is exactly right.

[@LoveEVandenvironment]

Subscribed. Like your video from Australia.

[@herman389]

First time landed here. Like your video.. I will keep watching more.❤

[@mr.willowless6881]

Enjoy your China-stay and have good time!🎉🎉❤

[@enzhus]

I’m going to your hometown next week, I’m scared now 😮

[@dahaixing2376]

you should be. there is an stereotype for jersey boy. :)

[@alexfuller4569]

What’s her hometown that you are going to?

[@user-cx8nx1nl4t]

A very good video with a good summary of China.

[@aaronhteikk4487]

Thank you for a simple, frank, authentic explanation of why you stay in China.

[@yingxu7908]

Love your idea🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@maniaouri2146]

Superb video thank you (I live in China since 20 years ago)

[@zackk7175]

Do you know some Chiinese still buuy and seell their wiiffe-s?

[@MR-pr8tp]

what took you to China? Interested because I have discovered most Americans go for a visit and end up loving it there. Did you learn the language or already know it? Yes, great job on the video and the major points are all what has changed America.

[@zackk7175]

@@MR-pr8tp Don’t go to Chiiina! Foreigner will be put into jaiil if you say Taiiwan passport or Taiiwan presiident

[@user-vj1pp6kz7c]

Please stop spreading rumors ​@@zackk7175

[@user-lu1li1tq8j]

@@zackk7175 世界上所有的國家都承認台灣僅僅是中國的一個省，省省吧1450，你看起來一副很可憐的樣子🤭🤭

[@user-gl8lg7gs9d]

北京是个很好的地方，选择住在中国是非常明智的，中国的发展太快太好了。祝您全家身体健康，幸福快乐。

[@SimonJia]

非常棒的视频。 中国确实是如此的美妙。我是中国人，我热爱旅行和交朋友，希望我也能遇到一位伴侣，带她领略中国的美丽❤

[@lilwen5565]

I am Chinese and welcome anyone to travel to China, you will have a perfect travel experience.

[@bobbylow175]

Preach sister. :) Enjoy your life in China.

[@manuelbarreto7032]

You forgot to say the most important point, America is a "No - culture" and China has the oldest culture, and that means it has lasted and adapted and has been proven. ❤❤❤

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

@wenruozhuanshuwell Said my ass. US is a culture of hard work and entrepreneurship. A country if inventions and opportunities. A sporting culture an entertainment culture. Culture of academia. By far the greatest universities. Look at the top 100. LA and New York have more museums than most cities globally. Someone must go, Farming culture. Very religious cultural areas and states. I could go on. Anyway you guys are just dehumanising idiots,

[@c.morees9698]

Great story...stay safe!🌏❤

[@Acwfred]

Good and honest production

[@Susana-pg7so]

Dear, you are beautiful and your husband is so lucky 😍💝

[@lewislane1143]

Thank you for promoting the truth.

[@andyl3655]

omg I love your content so so much!! please keep up the amazing work and show us more!! \ 🥰😃

[@beeroseinchina]

Thanks for your support!!! More to come soon~~~