The Real Life of Uyghurs in China 🇨🇳 (Urumqi, Xinjiang)

[@lainfonet]

Once you understand why some countries cannot find genocide in Gaza, then you immediately understand why they can find genocide in Xinjiang.

[@HTeo-og1lg]

Spot on! 💯 I like your humor and accurate depiction of a certain country's hypocrisy.😂

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

WOW! What a accurate point.

[@FrankZhang-pj9nn]

true, well said

[@whoareyou9218]

Interesting

[@AliMozafari-wm9zw]

Hypocrisy on high level.

[@Murattursun-i1b]

I come from Xinjiang, China. Xinjiang is really a friendly and beautiful place. Welcome to my hometown.

[@yueyong6466]

Xinjiang is definitely worth a visit, with beautiful natural scenery, unforgettable food, and sincere and kind people everywhere.

[@ozahmed4523]

Your vlogs are getting better and better.

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Really appreciate it, it took a long time to edit this video as I wanted to have a clear direction with it and also include information so people can learn about the different types of people in China, but also make sure its not boring and too informative. It's a hard balance but i'm really proud of this video :)

[@tedchandran]

Jai Hind. If I have to eat food cooked by slave labor, I will always choose Xinjiang lamb kebab cuisine.

[@44bett]

I very much agree.

[@Lucky55Blue]

You need to further improve your video editing skills. It’s too cumbersome and your camera is too shaky. Please learn to video more stable and edit properly.

[@xingkongyangwang683]

@@JackAynsleyTravelu already done a great job Jack.

[@ralphsong66]

What a blessing to watch Jack and Paige in this hot weather 🎉 visit Qeshqer Paige gonna love it 🥰

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thank you so much, very kind. We will check it out!

[@frankiewang7750]

We appreciate u sweet couple show the reality of China especially the minorities ❤❤❤

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thank you Frankie! I love this style of video

[@3242user]

Attention, especially foreigners, be sure to see this message because it is important for you to understand China, Tibet, and the West's smearing of China and fabrication of false history. First of all, let me tell you the difference between the Republic of China and the People's Republic of China. The Republic of China was a government group mainly composed of warlords and landlords, led by Chiang Kai shek, who is also today's Taiwan. The People's Republic of China, led by workers and farmers, resisted the oppression of warlords, landlords, and evil gentry. In the end, the Republic of China was driven to Taiwan, and workers and farmers achieved victory. The People's Republic of China was founded on October 1, 1949. The Chinese army liberated Xizang in 1951. Why did it liberate Xizang? Because during the Republic of China, Xizang was semi independent under the influence of India and the West. In order to regain Xizang, China must take back Xizang's sovereignty through military action. Note that it is important here: during the Republic of China, the people in Xizang were slaves, so we must be clear about this history. During the Republic of China era, people from Xinjiang were also slaves. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the People's Democratic Revolution was waged against Xizang and Xinjiang. The Communist Party liberated Xizang in Xinjiang, and then the people of Xizang in Xinjiang were freed from the oppression of slave owners. If the CPC had not liberated the people in Xizang in people in Xizang, the Tibetan people in Xinjiang would still be slaves. Many elderly people in Xizang have a head portrait of Mao Zedong. There are also many local folk songs of Xizang in Xinjiang, which are songs of thanking Mao Zedong. Why should we thank Mao Zedong? Because Mao Zedong let the Chinese army liberate Xizang in people in Xizang. The Tibetan people are no longer slaves, but the masters of the country. The PLA and the people in Xizang in Xinjiang built roads together, and distributed land to the people of Xizang in Xinjiang. The people thanked Mao Zedong. In Western media, it is all about smearing and reversing historical facts. The biggest villain is the Kuomintang of the Republic of China. This group of people is a vested interest group that oppresses and enslaves the people. They are warlords, landlords, and evil gentry who have oppressed the Chinese people for generations. It was Mao Zedong who led the Communist Party and saved the Chinese people. Therefore, Mao Zedong is like a bodhisattva and savior in the hearts of the Chinese people. Without Mao Zedong, there would be no Chinese people today. Hope, foreigners, if you are fortunate enough, you must purchase a set of "Selected Works of Mao Zedong" on Taobao.This set of books used to be the best-selling book in the world, so be sure to buy both Chinese and English versions because it is convenient for foreigners to read the content clearly. We can better understand the CPC and China's past, and better expose the Western smear on China. Thank you very much for reading it. We look forward to more foreigners coming to China for in-depth investigation and research. Finally, a reminder to foreign friends: Do not believe the rumors and smears about China spread by Western media and certain Chinese media on platforms such as KZbin, Twitter, and Facebook. They are all bad people who have been driven away by the Chinese people, and most of them are descendants of warlords, landlords, and evil gentry.

[@JayDai-uu2sr]

Great video! Thank you!I am so sorry for that you can never get a job in BBC from now on on.

[@tianjiaodai5678]

Haha...

[@Damon-Woo]

Your video shows your personality, you are a kind, non-judgmental person, thank you, God bless you.

[@sybehhr]

Jack looks like the local after having his hair cut. Love to watch your videos 😊

[@Jasonishere409]

Hhaha.And some of the local people started to try to talk to him in their language

[@meizhou3406]

看着我们善良、热情的百姓，值得世界温柔以待！

[@jurrasicpig2426]

I was not surprised when the barber took care of your mustache, but when he trimmed your nose hair, I was like, wow! what a treat, lol

[@grandwonder5858]

He might even pick your boogers out for you if you let him!😂😝

[@joey3291]

@@grandwonder5858 don't...🤮😅

[@Shuzhou-no3tu]

@@grandwonder5858 stop that..

[@hannah-eh7fn]

love these videos in china, everybody is so hospitable and friendly. Haircut looks great too! You & Paige are my favourite channel on KZbin and give a fantastic insight into world travel❤

[@唐霂也]

Jack, you are a person who is willing to learn. I can see that you are studying and researching Chinese culture seriously, and you have a good talent for language.

[@Currencychaser01]

All the food looked amazing and the haircut came out great. I’m loving all your vlogs from China, making me want to go

[@lewislane1143]

Thank you for showing the real version of Xinjiang.

[@谭雅文-k3v]

遇到了非常好的理发师，剪完非常清爽帅气

[@No_Rice_No_Power]

We normally use a spoon in the left hand and chopsticks in right simultaneously. They work together like a knife and fork, so, instead of lifting the plate with the noodles and eating with just chopsticks- use the spoon to aid the noodles along with the chopsticks. 😊Fantastic video as always.

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Good idea, never thought about that. I like your username haha, thats how I feel 😆

[@violetviolet888]

@@JackAynsleyTravel You can also put more intense/thicker sauces in the spoon and "dip" ingredients into the spoon befor you put it in your mouth. Chinese believe that using a knife or fork at the dining table is barbaric as food should not be stabbed at the table, this is why everything is cut to portions that can be picked up with chopsticks. Chopsticks are the ultimate etiquette over forks and knives.

[@iPeacefulMuslim]

Muslims should eat with their right hand

[@Mennion3]

Great video You can't wake people who are pretending to be sleeping

[@Esther-jh2qf]

IF you have time, you can visit Qeshqer City (喀什市), which is more west. Xinjiang is famous for beautiful steppes, mountains, and all kinds of landscapes.

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Yeah, soon I want to visit Kashgar also but I think I will wait until autumn for that

[@ianli2156]

@@JackAynsleyTravel Nice. Xinjiang is a very large place. In my impression, a large part of it also settled Mongolian and Kazakh people. During my visit to Xinjiang last time, Burqin County impressed me most as a chill little city/town, I wish I could stayed there longer, just chill. I am not sure if you are outdoor/natural like person, if so, Kanas, close to Burqin, defiantly worth visiting! Not mention autumn!

[@bbhsky]

​@@JackAynsleyTravel你是真会玩，秋天很美丽❤

[@babani-w6j]

@@JackAynsleyTravel 十月之前去喀什新疆，十月之后就会很冷，有些地区会封山。

[@xikuichen8550]

@@JackAynsleyTravel秋天去没有好吃的水果了，8月份去最好，各种水果好吃

[@godtolove6984]

I like your channel and admire your language talent! And you are really brave to talk to others! Communication can bring love and peace!

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

谢谢！

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thank you so much!

[@polar3553]

@@JackAynsleyTravel😂之前看了你乘坐中国火车的视频，你们竟然没有哭泣…

[@polar3553]

@@JackAynsleyTravel 下一次来中国最好还是乘坐高铁或者飞机吧😂免于痛苦

[@julioduan7130]

8:15 I saw a lot of foreigners eat directly the noodles without mixing well with the toppings. In some restaurants, you are served with well mixed noodles so that you can eat them directly, while in a lot of other Chinese restaurants, the customers are expected to mix the noodles with toppings/sauce before eating them.

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

The nice lady helped us out! This happens a lot in China, if if we are completely 傻老外 , people always look after us and don't make us feel bad

[@julioduan7130]

@@JackAynsleyTravel She just poured the topping onto the noodles, you still need to mix the noodles with toppings yourself. After mixing, it will taste much better than eating directly, because the toppings, sauces and noodles are evenly mixed. You will not feel that one noodle too salty and the other without flavor.

[@楚门-d9k]

哈哈 我也有同感 看着人着急

[@violetviolet888]

@@julioduan7130 She did it because he was not Asian. He knows how to mix the noodles. I personally do not mix the toppings into the noodles. I like to taste the integrity of the noodles on their own and mix bite by bite as I make my way through the dish.

[@CDTsuiPo]

拉面，或者叫新疆拌面，那必须是要拌的，不然没灵魂

[@bbya-9403]

I love how you communicate with the locals when you’re in a new city! Welcome to China and keep exploring more of us❤

[@edwardhochwand9063]

The Barber charged you 42 and you gave him 200? Very generous of you!

[@nihaohola]

事实比在英国理发便宜很多了。😁

[@KDSama-mn5mw]

He said 30 not 42

[@阿憨-z4i]

So generous!

[@vincentsong4385]

price is 30 ，and this guy paid him another 170 as tips

[@jt-ttt]

我觉得那个人不应该收。没有职业道德。

[@dongwu518]

Thanks for the truth! I rode in Xinjiang in the previous two summer vacations. I was quarantined due to the epidemic once. However, I will go there again this summer because Xinjiang is so big and I haven’t finished riding in southern Xinjiang.

[@niu-ge]

七年前我摩旅边境线，在新疆走了一个月，差不多一万公里，新疆太大了😅，西方媒体对新疆的谎言简直卑鄙无耻，他们所说的集中营，是国家改造那些宗教极端分子的学校，他们很多都是文盲，学校里教他们文化知识，教他们职业技能，帮助他们找工作，让他们可以自食其力，安居乐业，其实以他们的罪行，完全可以关进监狱，但国家没那么做，用教育感化的方式让他们开始新生活，世界上没有哪个国家比中国更仁慈的了

[@abdullahsaif9225]

Big fan brother from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@aaronjiang8964]

Love you going to the gritty little places

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thank you, it's places like this where you can really understand a culture. 1 afternoon in a local neighbourhood is better than 1 week in the centre of a city if you want to understand the people

[@JohnnysCafe_]

Well done to you both, showing people what life in Xinjiang is like and how the peoples live 👍👍👍

[@grandwonder5858]

He might even pick your boogers out for you if you let him!😂😝

[@JohnnysCafe_]

@@grandwonder5858 I thought this was an adult chat, your tablet setting should be on KZbin kids, tell your mummy to change it.

[@grandwonder5858]

@@JohnnysCafe_can’t handle a joke, woman?

[@JohnnysCafe_]

@@grandwonder5858 a joke, I didn't realise, I do apologise @grandmother😃

[@danni11uk]

Many many recent yt videos out there from westerners taking advantage of the transit visa, but yours definately come on top with such an interesting spin and your efforts put into communicating with the locals really pay off so well done, keep it up guys!

[@RM-qw3xz]

He did a good job on your hair. It looks good.

[@md.mozaffarhossain1971]

They are so nice people and so are you guys. God Bless You

[@zuriyel5368]

This was pretty interesting. I think the thing that I appreciate the most about your videos is your sincerity.

[@JetWings]

that's a generous tip!

[@fruit4423]

158元，376%！

[@llkk290]

@@fruit4423 £20 same as UK

[@pipo3043]

I've been waiting for this whole week, finally see your new video, excited to watch it

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thanks for your patience, I took my time with this one and i'm really proud of it!

[@knnxu]

I enjoy watching your videos

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

I appreciate that thank you!

[@Nicola_78399]

That man did a wonderful job with your hair looking fresh. Love watching your videos. ❤ I felt so bad for them birds. The food over in China looks so good. Love you both ❤️ keep up the amazing work!

[@zenli2233]

那些鸟是鸽子，需要定期放飞的。一般早晨放飞一次，傍晚放飞一次，它们会自己回巢。有的鸽子身上会携带哨子，飞起来“”“嗡嗡”响。中国各地有很多鸽子放飞比赛，有丰厚的奖金。有一些获奖的鸽子，身价会很高。

[@おおくぼとしみち-r6p]

@@zenli2233 鹦鹉

[@izamarina]

Am so glad I bump into your channel. I am always intrigued about this region in China. Well done you two!!

[@dunkierookie970]

Your facial expressions and reactions are very funny (in a positive way) especially when lost in translation. That 34-hour train ride in China vlog really tickles my funny bone😂 Btw, good pronunciation for a tonal language like Chinese, which proves to be very challenging for westerners. Keep producing good content!

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thank you so much, really kind words. I'm trying my best and hope to keep improving

[@SwampBeats666]

​@@JackAynsleyTravelDid you learn to play a musical instrument when you were younger? I find people who can easily pick up foreign speech tones are usually musically inclined.

[@momochen-tv8gj]

不是讨好你啊，你真是个语言上的天才。你能讲汉语还能讲维吾尔语。虽然我知道你可能只能讲一小部分，但是说实话，能够认真的学习这些语言，说明嗯，你是一个很谦虚，很nice的人。​@@JackAynsleyTravel

[@jackwang3608]

The 34 hour train journey made them two famous figures on the Chinese Internet. People marveled that they could withstand such a long journey. They called them "Iron Butt Couples"

[@Chigo_zzz]

Good job bro !❤You are a real KZbinr , unlike others who only know to go to the Internet celebrity attractions to record photos, you have more knowledge than them and are good at learning new knowledge

[@dannyhatch123]

Another great video! The cut scene goin into…”Some firm hands”😂😂😂 As always much love from Maine,USA❤

[@miltonlai4850]

I really really like the details you brought into your video, very informative, very helpful!

[@shch6263]

what a great barber ! looks sharp!

[@jenme4796]

I had to watch 10 commercials to finish this video!!! You guys should do a live chat?

[@taowang2731]

Haha it may be a good idea to have KZbin premium 😂

[@xg7605]

It depends on you watching habit.

[@b.cakmak1241]

I loved your perspective.. you can find so positive stuff in the most trite neighborhoods..thanks for sharing 😊keep going!

[@marlonchueng1675]

My bro Jack, if you want the AKA of "Wine Fairy" back, please go to Inner Mongolia for a big drink. In addition, your video is my IT food, please update the new video faster.😂

[@近湖程]

Thanks for your honest video.

[@htc189]

Thank you for spending so much energy sharing the most authentic things with us. I hope your journey continues smoothly and wonderfully

[@brianlee844]

grateful to see your video! support you jack!

[@Lionwith]

Hey!My favorite wine fairy couple!Like and share first, watch later.❤

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

干杯 老铁 🥃

[@Lionwith]

@@JackAynsleyTravel Cheers!For the lovely life!🍻

[@Mindy310t]

@@JackAynsleyTravel tiezi ni hen 666 老铁你越来越6了

[@constantineding8700]

No. they are iron-butt couple😂

[@天帝-s1v]

@@JackAynsleyTravel 老铁，这一句你都知道，非常6啊，哈哈

[@michaelatherton7786]

Thank you both for your generous, respectful and entertaining immersion in Urumqi. I was last there in 1974, on a goodwill music exchange between China and Australia. Best wishes.

[@GodAwesome-k6n]

Hope you explore more Chinese cities, we love watching your videos

[@yanglinluo]

Just finished the whole video, very impressed with your ability to speak different languages! Keep it going jack and paige

[@tanveerislam3259]

love from Karachi Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@Bünyamin-k4j]

🇨🇳 🇵🇰 🤝❤,free 🇵🇸.

[@YOYO-gi2fy]

他们吃了手抓饭跟拌面。

[@qyf883]

新疆最美丽的风景一定要去看看 赛里木湖 伊犁 禾木村 这个季节特别美

[@yaoli5433]

Thank you for your recording❤

[@jitendrasinghchandrawat3199]

Love from india ❤🇮🇳

[@ajitsanghi7454]

Only if India was 10 percent as good and friendly and reliable as China.

[@ALOKMISHRA-p5r]

@jack don't love Indian according to him Ganga is dirtiest river on the planet. He love Pakistan

[@路过的-p7u]

The food in Xinjiang, China is very delicious. If there is one nearby, I will definitely eat it every day. The delicious food is unforgettable!!

[@ailinggao4198]

你的视频真实反映了现在的新疆的状况，谢谢你不带偏见、深入到大街小巷与普通民众交流。

[@long-johnsilver2188]

great videos, thanks for showing us something we never be able to visit in China. so much to learn from your videos.

[@joanli2528]

Xinjiang lamb is superb. You guys are in food heaven on earth 😊

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

True! Incredible, tastes even better when its enjoyed with a lovely family like this

[@rachelforrester2333]

Love your haircut!! He did a brilliant job. I love how you both interact with people ❤ xxx

[@eddiegerahty3454]

What an epic episode!

[@Richards-mc2go]

I am so happy to see your video of Xinjiang！It made me recall the holiday in Urumchi.The people in there are enthusiastic and pure❤

[@DannyChean]

Wonerful trip! I'd wager a lot of local people mistakened you two for uyghurs. :D

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

haha maybe so!

[@rustamabdrassulov1892]

Amazing video, I enjoyed a lot about Urumchi

[@PeterSzeto-es6em]

Xinjiang is fast becoming one of the must-visit-places in China thanks to vloggers like you. Great channel 👍.

[@iPeacefulMuslim]

If Oyghur Muslims live in peace then why there are no open Mosques or women wearing hijab or men having beard or any Islamic word, this is obvious ((suppression))and((Genocide))

[@laifamily7804]

@@iPeacefulMuslim it's uyghur, they are muslims, but they don't wear no hijab. They were forced converts and never took on the arab dress code. Forcing women to cover themselves from head to toe is oppressive. The mosques are open, just not to foreigners who aren't of islam faith.

[@iPeacefulMuslim]

@@laifamily7804 There’s no forcing to be a Muslim, Muslims are the same everywhere, And the Hijab is the most honourable and beautiful thing a woman could wear because it’s gives her confidence, privacy and protection from judging by her appearance and the indecent gazes, also you can go anywhere and you won’t find a mosque banned for foreigners

[@laifamily7804]

@@iPeacefulMuslim that's your view as a radical islam jihadist. They were forced converts a few centuries ago. They love their own traditional attire that's been worn for centuries, not the ones islam want to force upon them. What's beautiful is up to the woman herself, not for a man or a religion to say. They wear hats, they dye their hair, they do all sorts of hairstyles, they don't need to all hide their beautiful hair like a bunch of sheep.

[@laifamily7804]

@@iPeacefulMuslim that's the problem, they are not the same, they have thousands of years of their own indigineous culture and attire, not to be erased by a relgiion that was dictated to them 500 years ago. Most of them were buddhist & tengriist before .

[@user-pl7ed6ci6l]

Hui is Han people mixing with Arab/Persian traders that settled along the silk road, or Han people that converted to Muslim, the gentleman that owns the BBQ shop's last name is Ma, which is the Chinese version of Mahammed.

[@darkstarkenster]

Awesome as always, you guys are having a wonderful trip in China! That's real life!👏👏👏

[@WeiruiChen]

Barbershop part is my favorite, feels so comfy I almost fall asleep

[@44bett]

WELL DONE - I enjoyed this episode very much. Your visit to the barber shop was great, love the hair cut.

[@RealKevinChan]

First time I've seen a travel blogger getting a haircut in some random barbershop! 😂 Though I didn't see the need for one, you looked prim & proper after getting it. Credits to the barber! 👍

[@SughranBibi-ty1fm]

Nice 👍 vlog Jack 🇲🇾

[@Cherly-zr5mi]

6:46 I supposed that the spicy noodle you want to order is fried rice noodle (Chinese name:chao mi fen ), but the noodle you order is not fried, it is called latiaozi, it’s a kind of noodle just need mix up

[@kingsleyjohns]

Welcome to China. I hope one day you would visit Guangdong and enjoy Cantonese cuisines.

[@jt-ttt]

去吃你们Cantonese的老鼠和蛇吗？还Cantonese😂，搞得你们是个独立的民族一样。

[@margarettang2201]

You both are nice and friendly ppl, interesting videos, like to follow your channel! Like!❤

[@Leeceeball12]

谢谢，夫妻二人很善良，视频很好

[@王亚军-m3g]

你的视频拍的很好，看完了。

[@PepsiiRain]

You guys are awesome!❤

[@epicsuper6775]

Interesting! That barber looks exactly like a Turkey people. And, oh my~ you look 5 years younger after the cut!

[@shuozi]

Does that surprise you 😊

[@MrPathorock]

it is not unique to turkey.

[@muratyalcn5624]

Türk zaaten

[@JenHope118]

See beautiful Xinjiang in September and October....I was there in 2019.

[@alanl5751]

excellent video

[@CrocdileLee]

I was in Xinjiang, Uzbekistan and Moscow last year. I was fascinated with food in these areas, quite different from my east China cuisines. The mutton and beef in particular.

[@sarahl2772]

I've been waiting for a new video 😁

[@1950Welshman]

Very friendly people. Tour making me drool eating that lamb You are a natural Jack and you pack so much into your videos. thank you for yet another great video.

[@slipknothooh]

Oh my god, at 20:55 , you literally entered my grandma's residence community (I was born and raised in Urumqi)!🤯

[@Waxilialiaosha]

BBCNN should watch this！

[@George-k6o9t]

They do - but through twisted colored lenses!

[@JohnSmith-sm7ez]

Thank god for bbc investigating forced camps with no due process, Sick. At least it forced Chinese government to admit camps , after lying at first. Wild China is a great bbc documentary

[@木木-f3k]

@@George-k6o9t they knewn

[@超711]

你以为他们不懂么，只是他们有工作任务和业绩指标！

[@deanzaZZR]

But at what cost?

[@haohao_1]

Thanks for sharing

[@setphenlee]

Nice people, and you guys are really real, thanks for your video

[@mielli9730]

要体验维吾尔族风情建筑及风俗，应该去喀什。 If you want to see ancient city and Uyghurs traditional lives, have to go to Kashi (Kashgar)

[@NM-gr1iq]

Great video and top haircut

[@marcrexi8625]

Very nice video! Since you're from the uk, I'd say it's perfect to watch a football game of Shaanxi Changan Athletic in Xi'an if you're going there. They don't play the best football but the atmosphere inside the stadium is definitely one of the best in China, for me actually better than some england stadiums (e.g. Bramall lane lol). Anyway, tysm for making vlogs for China and you're more than welcomed.

[@ivanz7714]

Great video! A video with a lot of information, and it's very authentic! like Wishing you a pleasant and smooth journey in China!

[@cabbyw]

Very authentic of Uyghurs daily life. Thank you for sharing

[@xizirwas7332]

理发师技术真不错👍🎉

[@JenHope118]

Do visit the marketplace in Urumuqi 👍❤️

[@Jaredbuncher]

Getting better everyday

[@JackAynsleyTravel]

Thank you!

[@kadosh081]

Thank you so much for your blogs, You did a great Job! In what month/season did you travel to Xinjiang?

[@Balderherz]

What a beautiful people, I hope the genocide news will turn out to be false. Even though they are far away, they are always in our minds and hearts. love 💙❤from a Turk living in Germany , güzel kardeşlerime selamlar. Jack and Paige, you are beautiful people too ❤

[@chennoname1821]

genocide ？？？？

[@haibo-xg2kd]

那是造谣！

[@tanseelee3381]

With mass migrant crisis at Egypt/Rafah border, Rohingya at Bangladesh border, Tragedy is not hard to spot. Suppose 20 millions Uyghur "running to neighboring border" like Pakistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan. Its impossible to hide with phone camera satellite image everywhere. With millions of tourist crisscross Xinjiang annually, You do know that everybody can freely travel to Xinjiang pointing camera and talk to the kids, Children don't lie. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX3KY3SPerWseM0

[@tanseelee3381]

Xinjiang is a tourist hot spot with ten of millions visitor annually. Go there, Talk to the children, Ask them question, Kids don't lie.

[@tanseelee3381]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6SsgmZmrK2Xebs

[@amine4412]

I just discovered you and I am in love with you :) you are a really cool couple. I am a Muslim from Morocco and I hope you come visit Morocco oneday

[@散仙-v9s]

This is the best video so far