You don't Understand how FAST CHINA is growing!

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[@andrewcheng5655]

I am also a Canadian. We moved back to Hong Kong in 1994 and I worked in a French construction company. We trained the Chinese Engineers from the mainland. During the annual vacation we travelled in China. I returned to Canada in 2000. I noticed that there is not much change in our Canadian city and the construction technology is so behind than many south east Asia countries. I retired a few years ago and travelled in China for the last few years. There is so much changes in China. The new buildings and structures are so amazing and their construction technologies in some areas are so advance that the westerners have to learn from.

[@alyasagan3620]

👍

[@alyasagan3620]

West in Coma

[@MrThatnativeguy]

Where in Canada?

[@andrewcheng5655]

@@MrThatnativeguy Edmonton

[@velocast]

Thanks Gweilo60! You touch real life ground. No fools around!

[@charleyzhang5748]

Love the fact you that you are walking around, soaking in the sun with a Budweiser in hand! Dope! Hello from Vancouver :)

[@Gweilo60]

Hey, thanks!

[@xiaoq8329]

In a Chinese saying, it says "三人行，必有我师“ (There's always something I can learn from among any random walkers). That's why Chinese are always willing to learn good stuff from others. They travel and learn; they send students to foreign countries to learn; the show good stuff on their TV about others to learn.

[@MrDsnc]

Thanks Gweilo for showing the real China nowadays. Except there are so many closed minded people in this world who refused to be believe what you're saying. Keep up the good work.

[@rogerfaint499]

Not that they refuse to believe . . . it is just that they close their eyes and refuse to see the true greatness and beauty of China because they want to live in their delusions. If they were to accept reality, then all their hopes would be dashed and there's nothing for them to live anymore since their media has been deceiving them that theirs is a greater country whereas other countries are living in poverty. How to accept the fact that Chinese are living 10 times better than them in terms of cost of living, food, etc?

[@ishrendon6435]

@@rogerfaint499 honestly i do believe at times its xenophobic why people hate china so much i notice they dont really care about human rights or whateve nonsense they say and claim theyre for

[@jasonvan4542]

Thanks for telling the truth about China

[@justawesome5945]

This is the real modern day China In reality , China has more high speed railway systems than the rest of the west and Endia combined . Under the current leadership , the Chinese economy is constantly booming with a rapid growth of 5 % in the last third quarter of 2020 which is something that's unheard of anywhere else in the world Welcome to the undisputed era of 2021 Sincerely from Team AWESOME

[@rickyhsu8474]

Yes China is just awesome like you

[@justawesome5945]

@@rickyhsu8474 Thank you for your kind words Happy Chinese New Year Cheers from the AWESOME one

[@banksterkid5930]

I hope they bring their railway in pakistan

[@nmew6926]

Endia??? Endi has no high speed railway yet. Their first track of only 500 km will only be completed in 2028. That's will take 10 years.

[@bernardchan8937]

I was born and raised in Singapore, received my higher education in England and emigrated to Canada in 1991. I live in Edmonton since then till now. At a age of 65, I never visited China, except for a few long stopover in the Bejing Airport, despite the fact that both my parents were emigrated to Singapore from the Kungtung Province of China in the late 1930s. I have watch your KZbin channel many times. I must say you make me "home-sick!" You make me "more Chinese!" B After the pandemic, I will visit China! Tell me then where you would be in China then and I will try to meet you and you wife for Chinese tea with my adult son (also never been to China and he was in Edmonton, Alberta in 1996). Bernard CHAN

[@Gweilo60]

Bernard getting in touch with your heritage is a good thing. We are usually in Nanning, Guangxi so if you show up here we can do tea anytime.

[@sheldonwu9380]

Welcome back to home. From Kungtung.

[@bernardchan8937]

@@Gweilo60 When me meet for tea, make sure you film me and and son put your video up in your KZbin.

[@charlesneutral8858]

do beer with Kirk

[@andrewcheng5655]

I am about the same age as you and living in Edmonton. I have been travelling in China for the last few years since I retired. You could join local tours from Canada. There are so many good place to go.

[@swongilford]

Chinese New Year is for 15 days until the first full moon of the new year. So it is not over yet.

[@LoLsaladz]

As an Asian American I have always been aware of China’s progress, it’s something that I always keep track of. It’s too bad that the majority of Americans are naive about this, including the politicians. China deserves both respect and scrutiny the same way that other world leaders get.

[@vinodkumar-xr6jm]

CHINA IS AMAZING... LARGEST ECONOMY INTHE WORLD. CHINA IS AMAZING, EXTRA ORDINARY, OUTSTANDING. I LOVE CHINA V. MUCH. APPRECIATE XI JINPING ADMINISTRATORS LOVE CHINA❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@luckyc336]

I've been trying to tell people this. They are growing insanely fast and have incredible skill and talent and work ethic.

[@zhugeliang3905]

I like the idea that shops and other amenities are on the ground floor. So convenient.

[@MesquiteTree0521]

What china bill and uncle mickey don't show or tell you.

[@zhugeliang3905]

@@MesquiteTree0521 Those two are a disgrace. As a Chinese, I feel embarrassed by their pettiness. They are blinded by envy.

[@MesquiteTree0521]

@@zhugeliang3905 it just seems that they don't value their own culture. In other words, those two are just literally whitewashed.

[@kennyz6271]

Basically everything you can think of in your daily life is down stairs.Everything you need is in a walking distance.

[@kennyz6271]

@@txr8565 Yes,China is so poor .You bring 10 thousands u.s dollars to China ,you can live like a King for the rest of your life .

[@lostinveda]

Yes, it’s almost impossible for people outside china to understand. Thanks for keeping things real

[@rosscrich3]

China is a wonderful and amazing country. Just the few times I went there I fell in love with the country.

[@paopaowell]

you will see yourself totally non political race issue at all inside whole china recently we as tourist had to get list of covid19 test result from hospital to show for local authority and check in hotel propose that is good news safe for sure travel

[@kennyz6271]

In China ,the regular folks don't use VPN they don't watch too much out side political news.They don't care much their own political news neither.That,s why they can live quite happily.

[@KenanliaH]

@@kennyz6271 totally. Who really cares about the politics.

[@tkyap2524]

The West will hate Gweilo's videos, but we love them. He is our eyes to China.

[@karlklosschen4544]

We don't love them.

[@ronniechew6566]

@@karlklosschen4544 Don't be jealous 😋

[@thatdude123]

"The West" that's a big generalization.

[@karlklosschen4544]

@@thatdude123 Yes, you're right.

[@seantero5102]

Whether you like or hate Gweilo's videos, China will still continue to progress. It doesn't mean when the west tries to lie about China, China will stop progressing. It doesn't do any harm to China. Conversely it will favour China as the majority westeners still in the dark, they will not be jealous. It only harms the westerners as they are fed with fake news.

[@Winter_Jasmine]

China is innovating faster than u imagine! China is turning fr production into engineering👍Innovation & technology sectors...Many innovate the Chinese companies do not need to look for international markets, bcz there's so much room to grow in China! So happy to see China grow. The so so long waiting, at last China had merge🇨🇳Very happy for China🙏新年快乐!

[@johnb5254]

You don't hear western propagandists talk about ghost cities anymore. Haha.

[@frogleg2000]

Yes, because they talked about China Virus.

[@gamedemo6589]

@@frogleg2000 Nope...They've overwhelmed by burying the dead.

[@yourenotcute]

They are still there. I saw one last year

[@kennyz6271]

I don't know what's wrong with ghost cities.They build they sell , some projects are successfully, some become ghost town and lose investment .

[@shuipingmo5114]

@@kennyz6271 better than s**** subway in New York

[@williamswain6627]

I watch a lot of you tubers Gweilo, but this video just put you at the the top of the list. You are number one, your comments are precise and accurate. Everything you have stated is backed up with exact back ground information. Keep up the great work. Regards Bill stuck in Canada with a 92 year old father in-law now on his own in China. They have to lift that visa ban soon.

[@ablam8]

Always so good to see and hear your thoughts of China. Wow, has Nanning ever blossomed.

[@Lala-me6no]

I have been to Guangzhou and when i first landed i was shocked to see how far ahead they are compared to the rest of the world definitely one of the nicest places i have been🤩

[@jeanneng8320]

Agree that China is such a massive country that even I, as a HK citizen, come across "cultural shock" when I travelled back to China. Though we are all Chinese, but the culture is so very different from the North to South, from East to West. Not only the dialects are totally different, the food is different, the culture is different, even the wine they drink are different. Just as an example, in Southern part of China, rice is a major ingredient in our cuisine. We make different style of cakes out of rice flour for Sping festival. We make wine out of rice. But if you travel to the Norther part of China, they don't care for rice as much and uses a lot of wheat and barley instead. So instead of all the cakes, they make dumplings and buns for Spring festival. They drink wine make from wheat instead. In the Eastern part of China, the cuisine tends to be less spicy, and even sweet and sour in Fujian, Zhejiang and Jiangsu province. But the inner provinces like Sichuan, Guizhou, Shaanxi, the cuisine gets really hot and spicy. Similarly in South Eastern part of China, we eat a lot of pork, some beef, a lot of seafood and don't care much for mutton. But to the North, Western part of China, mutton becomes one of the major ingredient in their cuisine, and especially in cities where there are more muslims living there, pork is not common.

[@gpj6321]

Thank you for the information! I found it very interesting.

[@GreatTaoSage]

lol ofcourse you would as a HK citizen,, you say that as If you should be less shocked.. HONGKONG people are so brainwashed by western british colonisation,, they dont KNOW anything about their true heritage.. yous ehave more like westerners than Gweilo.. its pretty sad yous lost all that beautfful culture, you and Taiwan people so misled by false news and lies in media you dont even call yourself and realise yous are Chinese... so sad

[@KenanliaH]

You were totally crossing the country.

[@myjkccd1]

thank you again for making video about nanning china. love from a nanning native in shanghai.

[@kfcmalaysia5580]

I had left China for 20 years and surely couldn't agree more with this Gweilo. It simply means from rags to riches stories, built upon by endless hard-work by the Chinese and the leadership by the CCP in China. We just have to admit their achievement.

[@小肉肉-f4u]

First, and happy Valentine's day 💕

[@Tony-rw1yj]

Who can hold a bud and walk on the streets in usa? Hahahaha.

[@theflemingsofcolorado9948]

Vegas, New Orleans, the south

[@pandasolo3895]

I live in CA and I didn’t know it’s not okay to hold a beer on street

[@ronmontgomery6561]

I lived in Nanning for 13 years and never saw anyone walking around with a beer in their hand drinking. Never, ever saw G 60 there either. Last there in Nov 2019. Would love to go back.

[@jimotingxuan]

Not in NYC

[@nokiecheng4907]

@@pandasolo3895 why？

[@catcait2547]

Gweilo don't tell them about growing, keep to tell them what they like to hear about Famrers, Fisherman, Working class of poor life. Otherwise, haters would bash you. LOL.

[@edgardoromero9607]

Where you from?, i'm from Uruguay excuse for ask, why you use the tron pentagram? Thanks

[@davrocket5304]

They would accuse him of CCP member

[@user-mhgu6om9mj2t]

@@davrocket5304 nice pic. You draw like a 5 year old. Troll move on

[@ralphwiggum250N]

I remember watching some videos made by people in Poltava, Ukraine. the optimism in that city must have been the lowest on earth. China? The highest? Here in BC, where Gweilo is from, I have to admit, that optimism is not so high. Very cautious optimism, or no optimism at all.

[@LiamandDaisy]

2nd! Great video and topic. I live in Foshan, ina developing district and I have seen it transform tremendously in just 3 years

[@cliffleung5950]

wellcome to town Foshan the town of Kung Fu.

[@LiamandDaisy]

@@cliffleung5950 谢谢！

[@zhugeliang3905]

There are apartments in Melbourne Australia with a small convenient store on the ground floor of each building. In the evening, you see people pop down in pyjamas and slippers in the shop for small purchases. Quite funny to look at.

[@ronaldchen2275]

sigh, if China and Taiwan the brothers would just get along we'd be awesome and unstoppable

[@ronaldchen2275]

@@fredtan1506 just hope that people stay cool and things doesn't end with war, nuclear forces aren't used

[@aripsense]

I hope taiwan and china reunification, and iam Chinese from Indonesia

[@2gbo22kc-easy7]

The day will come soon！

[@GG-hzw]

Taiwan belongs to China. The Republic of China that once fled to the island of Taiwan used to represent China. Now it is the People's Republic of China that represents China. This was caused by the Chinese Civil War in 1949. Don't talk nonsense if you don't know history. At present, mainland China and Taiwan have not ended the civil war. So China is not yet fully unified.

[@vornamenachname1069]

@@GG-hzw Do the current inhabitants of Taiwan even want an unification? That's the question you should ask in the first place. I think the comment above meant that it would be nice if there would be peace betwenn China and Taiwan regardless of whether Taiwan is a part of China or not. It's like Spain and Catalania or the UK and Scotland. Just that with those territories, there were no clear voting processes for leaving/staying. To be fair, the Spanish government did prevent those by force I think. In Scotland, the last voting was sligtly in favor for not leaving. But now, after the Brexit, this might change again, who knows. But with Taiwan, well that's a comment I found under a video after a quick search for Tawanese and China "reunification" and I think they guy who wrote it is Taiwanese himself (or herself).: "Did you feel CCP was trying to erode HK’a civil rights last year when you visited HK? Taiwan has a political party which advocates for CCP taking over Taiwan. It obviously has no support from Taiwanese. But. Its top 2 legislator nominees for 2016 became KMT’s top 2 for 2020. Zone-free legislator candidates don’t need to compete in districts and are based off how popular a political party is. Those seats are meant for minority or special groups, such as those who voice for athletes, women, tech industries, medical services, whatever. KMT is a major party with certain guaranteed seats, and it placed 3 candidates who had openly took part in CCP’s ceremonial events, advocates for China taking over Taiwan, supports HK police’s handling of HK, etc, etc. And you think CCP isn’t meddling with Taiwan? We had to break up the network of that couple outed by that whistleblower in Australia, round up that dude who traffic CCP officials illegally to Taiwan, have U.S. sent cyber security experts from around the world to help Taiwan, have Facebook limit Taiwan’s election ads be paid in Taiwan’s currency only, have numerous raids on gambling dens booking election bets funded by CCP etc, etc, just to have a proper election." For me, China seems to be a great country to live in currently, but if Taiwan don't want to be a part of China than it's their choice and maybe even their problem. Who knows what they'll miss.

[@garywilson1688]

Over the past couple days my wife and I have been going through some old VCR tapes we had. Background: my wife was born and raised in Shanghai and moved to the U.S. in 87 where we met, got married and had our first child in 90. She took our daughter back to Shanghai in March 91 and videotaped the trip. Besides all the family parties she also took video of Shanghai including one day from the top of the Shanghai Mansion which has the best overview of the Bund (you needed a 'backdoor' to go to the roof). The video shows the Pu Dong side with nothing but farmland (no Dong Fang Min Zhu or Oriental Tower). No skyscrapers on the Pu Xi side (except the Union Building). I need to make a video of the same view from then til now.

[@Amidat]

The thing I love is that they have REAL communities. Not soulless suburbs where people just go from the garage to the car and drive to a strip mall - where everything is anonymous and detached.

[@ibizihardboi]

I have been in China Shantou for 14 years ,the development is incredible .Yep comming in was HK then to Shantou .Love China .from north to south .

[@arafathumayunmahdi2514]

How much I miss China. Can't say, ❤️❤️ Will be back soon, ❤️

[@leonard1150]

China alone, they have 40,000 kilometers of high-speed rail. America has none. ... We've been having Infrastructure Week every week since 2009 but we never do anything. "China sees a problem and they fix it. They build a dam. We debate what to rename it."

[@peakserv]

Gweilo60, When it comes to infrastructure, China has come a long long way. How about a video on China's high speed rail - the biggest, smoothest and with the fastest operating speed.

[@Sema4beach]

How Bout the Wuhan Virus! What’s your Thoughts on that Little Hick-up!

[@AndrewManook]

@@Sema4beach Fort Detrick virus, how bout that??

[@hwumom0321]

Andrew Manook good question 🤣

[@thatdude123]

@Peter Imran Why is that?

[@ninezero6975]

Damn. I'm really jealous of China's success as an Indian. Hopefully India can see the same type of growth in the next decade.

[@BygoneChina]

The amount China has changed within the 7 years that I have lived there is incredible - anyone who hasn't lived through it just couldn't understand!

[@wolfgangk2824]

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[@vikingma3318]

Definitely!!

[@Innsidelyfe]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZfKf4dqqdZ9edk

[@jmyong2421]

You have been staying in China for some time to proof and to let us know more. Thanks Gweilo 60👍🏼🙂

[@viizii]

One of the biggest things that impressed me is how fast the metro network is being expanded. Since I’ve come to Shanghai, at least three new lines opened and a couple lines were extended. Coming from London it’s SHOCKING, because in London I remember it took years just to extend the line by ONE STATION!

[@NouveauHomesPH]

Same in the Philippines! It took years to built just a few stations. But with our current administration, they are pushing a build build build regime. Focusing on transport infrastructures, which is really long overdue if you experience the traffic here in the metro. I have tried being stuck in traffic for more than one hour when the condominium where i live is just 1- 2 mins walk away. You can see the condo already but you can't leave the car. Talk about frustration. I detoured and went somewhere else to have dinner before coming home at a later time to avoid the traffic. A sad reality. As the current administration is targeting infrastructure development, starting many projects here in our country is making us all excited and happy that there is hope for a better future. Let us all grow together!

[@arushatanzaniatimes9246]

Great video as always. I would love to leave the UK for China. My only option would probably be to get a job teaching English, I guess. Not possible at the moment though. I've got experience of running an NGO and a school in Africa as well. As a native English speaker, does that make me employable? I went to China in 2003 as a tourist. Loved it.

[@weewalter3686]

Nice Gweilo again. Keep up the great work on telling the truth on China.

[@Maggietogo]

What is more beautiful then a kid that happily says hello to a foreign unknown man. Without fear, no oppression, just a smiling curious child who wants to connect. Thank you as always for showing us reality. Too bad there are still people thinking China is this and that, not knowing how well it's has been for years and years already.

[@buyholdstocktips5579]

Thanks for “boots on the ground “ point of view

[@Strangelove101]

I really like this shopping mall, lots of sun, open spaces, its neat and clean, and everything you need in one location....well done again, thanks Kurt.

[@paopaowell]

gweilo had very lucky to see China raising building up every skyrocky in almost every capital city even remote area are fill with full link highway road network everywhere that is insane no other country could do this at all

[@robertschlesinger1342]

Excellent video, as always. Very interesting and worthwhile video.

[@antileechertv]

you are early in the Morning with your Fotage.

[@hgos7211]

4:26 I love how spontaneous this was😄

[@davidcadman4468]

I grew up in the 50's and 60's. I was 21 when Armstrong landed on the moon. Trust me, I KNOW about speed of growth. Just like that "little weed" that's dancing around you. In too short a time she will be a teenager, and it'll knock your socks off. That's China today. I'm late to the show, only this past 3-4 years catching the wagon. But through you and 6-7-10+ channels I am catching up. Oh, I understand, even down to how huge China is and multi leveled it is culturally and ethnically. Don't have to sell me on that. As well as it has overtaken the west and is surpassing it, swiftly, without having to partake in a destructive war.

[@tuingtuing1967]

I just enjoy listening some simple reportage like you do. It is true that the country is growing tremendously fast. I am in the architecture industry. The scale of each project is nothing like other countries have.

[@JohnSmith-il6kk]

So funny re: the beer! Maybe the BeerGuy60!🤣

[@muhammadhafeez7673]

Chines are hardworking. Love from Pakistan.

[@stephenchan7398]

In America a homeless person is truly homeless, living in tent city or shelters. Most Chinese workers leave the city dwellings during the New Year an return to their ancestral home the family owns for generations. Their parents and children live there. They grow vegetables and livestock for food. With modern transportation distance is no longer a problem.

[@mihrimaainunferdaus388]

Love china from BANGLADESH🇧🇩...... Will be visiting soon 😉

[@jerid6532]

I've been living LA for the past 30 years and oh boy does it went down the drain faster than Babe Ruth s pitch.

[@MrHarizHasnan]

New China TV is watching your video!

[@adamwu294]

Happy Chinese New Year, Gweilo! I bet your right hand must be sore holding your camera the whole time as your left hand is busy with the beer. 😁😁 Would you please let us know a bit about the cost of living in Nanning, in case someone wants to move there? Thank you.😀😀

[@exploreplanet930]

Many people misread China. Thank you for the video!

[@Lmao-ke9lq]

Nothing that you wouldnt seen in Taiwan, Singapure, Hong Kong before CCP, south Korea

[@matthewsan6197]

TY for showing this side of the China story. Every Westerner should understand the truth about China.

[@bernardtan4609]

Good morning Kirk. Have beer will travel. China change a lot. Nobody can chase them.

[@雨过天晴-i7y]

Hard working people and harder working people, they are the key roles to make this miracle happen!

[@Praetorian157A]

Hi Gweilo, by tradition, CNY is celebrated for 15 days notwithstanding official holidays. It has to do with some prayers. Probably not many in China follows it but those overseas chinese still continue to do so from Taiwan, HK, Macao, South East Asia to the rest of the world. My 2 cents

[@kitringofficial1745]

I see people around are enjoying their life at a nice city and what a cute girl try to talk to you ☺️

[@ΦιλικιοΣ]

For those that don’t know that in china there are literally concentration camps worse than the ones that hitler built during world war 2 ,where innocent civilians are being forced into intensive labor and undergo daily torcher and humiliation only because of their religion,and the government of china has now been responsible for the mass genocide of entire native tribes only because they are muslim. Where are human right activists when it comes to these serious crimes against human rights. Instead of governments worrying about their economic relationships with china they should act immediately, and news outlets like the BBC and other global news organizations should be talking about these matters instead of covering them up.

[@eshwarashawn4493]

I don’t understand how fast you growing old and dying 😂😂😂😂

[@kevins4936]

Great job 👏, thank you sir, fascinating first hand information on china.the West in particular the USA has overwhelmed by violence, drugs, gambling, debt crisis, homelessness ....but in China they have culture and an old respected civilisation and their country is not built on genocide and slavery. I would definitely visit China.

[@linhai69]

I went to China in 1984, spent about 25 years there. Amazing place. If America wants to end their homeless problem they should ask China to build them housing. China gives away 5 million really nice houses a year to people who don't have one. I could go on, but, like Guilow said, you wouldn't understand.

[@kellyjones6861]

We like when you show the newer part of Nanning , when my wife and I retire from Canada to there in a few years this this is the area we'll probably be targeting the outskirts newer part of Nanning where it is not as busy as downtown , in the future if you have time it would be nice to see more videos of your beautiful city keep up the good work.

[@蘇蘇-q6g]

He photographed the old city, the old city is relatively backward, the new city began construction in 2002, traffic and environment is the most beautiful.

[@solomonhiachiakhee4667]

Thank you 😆 from Singapore 👍

[@multipolarworldorder]

Smart concept - build communities not just apartments - it makes sense.

[@docrobert8099]

Wow, this is Jaw-droping developing speed. Good video.

[@3094usmc]

In the USA it would take 2-5 years just to put up a simple building. It would also cost 50x more due to the massive corruption.

[@beNatureable]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience. This is very different from MSM!! Good job.

[@linhai69]

Village life is not living in poverty. That's traditional living and their hearts are rich. If you want to see poverty go to NYC, LA, Texas, Chicago, etc... Disparity, homelessness, drugs, crime etc... that's poverty.

[@金銅偉]

I like that little girl you met on the road!

[@hnss1383]

Instead of calling Chinese government as dictatory, more accurate is Chinese government is an one party government. And the most advantage of an one party government is that, if they are doing things right, it will be 10 times more efficient than a so called democratic government

[@fabiopreviatti3466]

The Dragon woke up a long time ago. While lot of people always bash China, i salute them for their success.

[@denisemahe8539]

Thanks for another fun and informative video. Should we send some Molson Canadian or Kokanee beer your way? 😄🇨🇦

[@Runningbowels]

Don't forget the channel Rafa Goes Around

[@videosdematt]

And don't forget Jason's "Living in China"

[@soonhenglim7986]

Hi Gweilo ... I've seen a video that you were contemplating opening a bar there. How did it go?

[@vincenttsang4640]

Thanks for sharing.

[@112313]

Gong xi fa da chai kirk!!!! Wooo!

[@112313]

My mistake. Corrected.

[@mdavid01]

You are absolutely correct

[@kermit8112]

Happy New year Kirk! Another sincere video, thanks mate!

[@nanmca7501]

Thanks for sharing 🤠

[@DeVlogNZ]

I am a Chinese. I have to say if you went to China 10years ago, yes, you would not have to worry too much. The locals would treat you well and they were very welcoming. But today since the rising anti-China mood from the Western world because of covid-19 and many Chinese living overseas are treated racially, some smaller places in China are not very friendly to foreigners any more. They are brainwashed by negative news too. They are unlikely to physically attack you but may sort of abuse you. I suggest to have a Chinese friend who can be contacted when you are in trouble.

[@Kartik-ij2vy]

Mass production of tiles ,concrete slabs ,construction materials ,and government control of all of land makes it possible the development over their is like the same in everyvity ,no uniqueness ,whereas in the rest of the world every city has unique feel

[@Kai-lg6en]

Very impressive.

[@muhammadhakim5963]

I really impressed on how China is growing so fast. I personally thought before this China is not so good and I prefere Japan interms of Technology and cities but now Japan had slow progress and China start to begin their power and will come a super power

[@lukawong8921]

It’s nice you’re holding a beer 🍻 and showing us everyday city life, what a life ah!

[@OttawaCanada888]

I wish I live like you in China. Keep up the great work.

[@jobtapia1998]

Wow just walking around with a beer so awesome

[@Gweilo60]

I know it's like heaven and the weather is beer drinking weather.....well all weather is beer drinking weather but you catch my drift.

[@leonelnunezgallegos8142]

Thank you for the video, hope one day i can visit China, greeting from Perú

[@herozero12th]

You are my hero g60!

[@CB-lx1ox]

One thing we, the whole world, should be clear about: With every product from China that we manufacture or buy there, we support this regime that has contaminated us with Covid 19. That China steals from responsibility was to be expected. That she lies to her people too. But that we all let you fool us ... we shouldn't let the liars, murderers and destroyers of our cultures get away with that. They have to bleed for this damage. Who needs a Silk Road when the dirt can be washed into our world even faster!

[@princetonjohnny6803]

I just don't have much attention on South China Seas, China-India border, etc. conflicts. I focus and praise China more on the growing, growing economy and technology. It's why the world is so jealous.

[@alisterhoo9298]

Thank you for your sharing! real China