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[@dyingstarrr]

You are everything I want to become in the future

[@starlitsky4156]

I think that too!

[@EternaLivesMatter]

"Hello dear friends." ♥️

[@debbiezedlitz3190]

Pls be careful walking alone in wooded areas. Be safe and aware of your surroundings. 🌸

[@teej008]

That is so sad, what is it that worries you?

[@l3ila219]

Forcing yourself to like something will only make you like it less, it will make you create a resentment towards it as you’re fighting between to opposing feelings, one that says you “should” do this thing, and the other that tells you that you don’t enjoy it right now

[@zulefandom8170]

Anyone just instantly feel better as soon as she says her signature video intro phrase. Ok, hello dear friend... Such a beautiful, beautiful... Instant muscle relaxer.

[@walkwithmeASMR]

I love this video. The gentle sound of your voice, listening to you talk about stuff, the sound the your footsteps and the crunching under foot, the stream, the leaves in the trees. Honestly perfect.

[@saral1672]

This was magical. It would make a great podcast and you could call it “Blahblahblah”. 🥰

[@yanghaiying]

Great idea. I am making it.

[@thejacobwilcox5277]

Hello Haiying! I was wondering if sometime we could talk about “changing paths”, and knowing when something isn’t for us and having to make the difficult steps to move on to something that better fulfills us. I am considering changing my major in university and it’s scary, but also exciting. I would love to know your thoughts ❤️ sending love!

[@yanghaiying]

This talks about career, change, life decision etc, kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHXCeKitf96Hi8k

[@Chanteusetarot]

Madame: Did you know that the color blue is associated with the throat chakra? It supports you using your voice to speak your truth. You’re already using color magick, perhaps without knowing it. It makes perfect sense that someone who communicates so often and beautifully enjoys wearing blue! 💙 🧿

[@ardentlyfair7315]

Such a beautiful, beautiful evening with beautiful, beautiful YOU!

[@hillyterrain5582]

Everyone on the planet who happenstance this blessed place gains wisdom . Changes and how we accept ourselves dealing with pressure . Allways being where we choose. Thank you for sharing yay iloveyou ido

[@laurenriegelman3175]

You always hit the nail right on the head, thank you for your wisdom and love❤️

[@wouterdegruijl4303]

Hey Haiying, this saturday I will make the HSK4 exam (汉语水平考试) at the Confucius Institute in Amsterdam. It took me 1.5 year to get to this point. I mostly taught myself. You have been a big inspiration! Thank you!

[@Chanteusetarot]

May you get the highest marks possible and feel completely at ease during the exam! Many blessings to you! ♥️🧿✌🏽

[@yanghaiying]

You have made so much effort. Be proud!

[@Chanteusetarot]

Also, please forgive my ignorance, but what does this HSK4 exam assess? It seems to be in Chinese…is this an exam for undergraduate or graduate school?

[@wouterdegruijl4303]

@@Chanteusetarot Hey Chanteuse, the HSK exams assess listening, reading, and writing. There are a total of 6 levels at the moment, with 6 being the highest level. For HSK4 you need to know at least 1200 Chinese characters. This is not part of an academic program. You can compare it with the TOEFL or IELTS certificates for English proficiency. It might be part of your studies if you study Chinese in university, but you can also do the test and get the certificate if you are not in any school. My major is not Chinese, I learn Chinese because I like it. I mostly taught myself using online sources.

[@wouterdegruijl4303]

@@Chanteusetarot Thank you for your kindness!

[@t.l1357]

I do this type of recording for my friends overseas because the landscape here is so different from theirs. I love these walks with you.

[@faithfulfilo7994]

Lovely camera work. Also love how you quickly describe your empty talks with "blablabla" I hope you know we mean it more then any random blablabla. Also I find from my more general Asian culture that my family is also keen on perfecting our craft. I think it's always important to finding a craft that we love just as well as we are good at. Forcing a skill like doctoring or maths if you do not enjoy it will not foster perseverance when things get tough. And just because you stop something for a moment doesnt mean its to an end forever, new perspective can be all the help. Thank you for more wisdom and love to your community

[@KC-nj6hx]

Wow this location is beautiful 💕😊

[@amberTauriel-Ball]

I was struggling today. I want so badly to make a large change in something but I am not quite there yet. And it was making me feel sad and filled with anger but this made it better thank you!

[@Magnet12]

haiying one day i see you become a great spiritual guru

[@tuoatu4617]

I LOVE your advice videos!! I really do, do do do!!!! ☀️🥰

[@faerychains8951]

I love people like you and i am so grateful you decide to share your words online. The internet could do with less empty drama and more safe spaces like this. Thank you for making my day 🤍

[@kaylee1772]

Thank you for making these videos. I feel lucky to be able to watch them, like I have a friend I would have never met if you didn't make these videos

[@kathygillan3244]

Beautiful park! I know where Muir Woods is, I’m from Sacramento, been around there, but a long while ago. Love your eloquence.

[@pedro_mab]

that lip color looks amazing on you! 🥰 thanks for the amazing advice as always

[@goatnoises1657]

I absolutely love these kinds of content. Whenever I feel like having tea to calm down, I watch these longer videos. thank you.

[@rosen_venus]

To me, what you're describing is probably a product of the modern era more than something specific to the West, although it caught up to us first. In the past you would often find yourself inheriting the position of someone else, a family member or someone in your community, who did something important for the sake of others - providing food or housing or making textiles, even making art. You did not have quite as many options, so you would put your whole life into it because you had nothing else. The ability to try your hand at many things is a product of modern convenience. We have more hobbies, materials, and teachers available, but also children get to be children for a while longer, and have more free time and energy than adults who work or study full-time. I think it's a good thing to allow kids to enjoy as many things as they can before they grow up, because if they dedicate all of their free time to something they can't carry with them into adulthood, isn't that kind of a sad thing? And then they can pick out the things they enjoyed, like art or poetry or music, and keep them as an occasional hobby as an adult. I tried soccer and art and piano, and was taught how to knit and sew, and I still know a bit about all of these things, enough that I will paint and knit and sew when I feel like it. If I had put all my time into only one thing, I would be poor in terms of how many things I have available to me in my free time. Taking up a new skill when you get older and have less time is admirable, but also intimidating, especially to someone who has little time and energy to expend on something they have no idea how to do. If I had never played an instrument, I would probably have not bought an ocarina. If I had never learned to sew, I would probably not be able to patch my clothes and sew dresses for my doll. These are little things, but things that make me happy, and more importantly are things I can do quickly when I have very little free time in my schedule. I apologize for writing so much. Speaking of free time, I'm actually supposed to be studying, so I can't edit this for brevity any more than I have. At any rate, I recently discovered your videos and I love them very much.

[@yanghaiying]

Thank you very much. This is a profound reflection and beside, you are a renaissance person yourself. Thank you.

[@heatherv3515]

this was the perfect thing for me to hear today! i really appreciate everything you said. i'm from the west, and in the last year found myself getting really into chinese animation and novels and one thing I love so much is the way the characters focus so much on achieving mastery of a craft and value dedication to perfecting their craft. i really relate to the desire for that, but I've always leaped from one thing to another, I think because I avoid the bad feeling of not being good at something, but in order to be good you have to practice for a long time. I'm so frustrated now with feeling like I'm constantly starting things but not becoming skilled. I started art school in my late 20s and felt so much inspiration and excitement, but the last few years I lost that, and now trying to try new mediums but my lack of skill in this area makes it hard to push forward. And sometimes what I need to learn seems so vast and intimidating I don't know where to begin. sometimes something is hard but still really good and valuable. I want to keep pushing through and let myself learn so I can one day have the skill to express myself in the way I want. thank you for this video

[@yanghaiying]

Tide comes and goes. Maybe this is your character, broad, vast and diversified. Be proud and cherish it.

[@pmnightsasmr]

This really made me use my nogan and think for a bit. Thank you.

[@kalikal298]

Is this the same or similar to noggin? If not, what does nogan mean? Thanks

[@pmnightsasmr]

@@kalikal298 Oh it's the same thing, I just couldn't remember how to spell it lol! Problem solved, thanks to you. :)

[@macejaso]

Love when your out in nature and your trying to enjoy it and some random people think their the only people in the world.

[@lbali2896]

What an amazing place. Lovely video.xx

[@oliviajeanette1065]

I adore you!!! Thanks for being a supportive presence and beautiful soul♡

[@pyong__]

thank you for today lesson to slow down and its okay to stop for a while:) i love you ms yang, stay safe♡

[@acasha7173]

Beautiful soul✨

[@house-rs9lz]

Beautiful footage! I'll watch this on the big monitor instead of my phone. Thanks :)

[@Twinklez63]

What a beautiful place 😍

[@tomleal2899]

Your voice is so soothing, I really enjoy your videos💚

[@ep4801]

This was the exact message I needed to hear today. I have been stuck at a crossroads but your message has helped me. Thank you

[@amberhope07]

Your videos are beautiful! What do you film with? Love you, thank you for all the advice. xoxo

[@yanghaiying]

This was iPhone 11.

[@brynels.9189]

Thank you. I just found your channel today and I felt very connected. I've been putting my energy to a lot of things. Thank you.

[@ArtSMRdianne]

Ohhh what a beautiful place 💚🌳😍😍

[@user-zc2hb8yi3v]

I love this channel so much honestly your voice is so soothing and I feel like I learn something new everyday when I watch your videos :)

[@eggnogalcoholic]

So pretty 🥺🥰

[@gabraelpaup3441]

Thank you for your videos !

[@aaronhardwick1590]

So therapeutic 💙absolutely beautiful

[@Miku_deadcorpse]

Her ootd omg so cute 😭❤️❤️❤️

[@estherwalton6418]

There is a beautiful water sound in the background

[@janetphillips5444]

Thanks!❤️

[@missy9279]

Experienciing monkey mind lately. Thank You So Much for this advice💕💟👍

[@alexanderchan2304]

You still have your beautiful blue dress Haiying

[@hirogab]

I just found your channel and it's honestly so comforting to listen to your voice, I feel like I've known you for a long time despite having only watched a couple minutes of your videos haha. Thank you for making these videos, they are really inspiring. I feel like I love you already.

[@ailiwilson2088]

i love the outfit of the day

[@susana4997]

Yo are fantastic. Thank you 🤩🤩

[@house-rs9lz]

This was helpful advice, thank u .

[@eringarceau3752]

Can you do a video for anxiety/panic? I've been really struggling with it

[@thriftygrandma5315]

Such a lovely location ❤️

[@Mimlou]

This park is beautiful! What is it called?

[@yanghaiying]

Muir wood

[@Mimlou]

@@yanghaiying thank you! I may make a visit there next week as I've never been. Love your peaceful talk and walks!

[@EternaLivesMatter]

I would like to order the decal stickers, but I cannot find them in your Etsy shop. :(

[@yanghaiying]

I will send you the link

[@EternaLivesMatter]

@@yanghaiying aaw! ☺️ Thank you,so much!!!

[@EternaLivesMatter]

@@yanghaiying I truly appreciate the Chinese way. Thank you, for sharing yourself and your beautiful God given culture with me.

[@andrea-ry4pw]

hello auntie!

[@hangingoutwithtemi1315]

Voice over??😀. You’re so so cool.

[@yanghaiying]

This is original sound.

[@vanpuldo]

Hello!

[@KiDxScReam]

❤️

[@SleepSensation_]

Hello friend!

[@Paradise_soon]

I live close by Muir woods! IM glad you enjoyed Jehovah's creation!

[@isaiahreyes4318]

Where is this at? It’s beautiful

[@yanghaiying]

Muir wood.

[@starlitsky4156]

You are so cute

[@msnisperos]

The loud white (probably tech) bros are so annoying. I hate it when people are obnoxiously loud in natural parks.