I am a British I'm from London but I study in Munich Germany but Chengdu really is a giant city and I'm thinking of changing my tourist s destination from New York and Chicago to o Chengdu and Shanghai.❤❤❤ from Germany
Go even further inlands with Xizang/Tibet, Yunnan, the rest of Sichuan, Xinjiang, Qinghai, Inner Mongolia, Ningxia, Shaanxi, Shanxi, Hunan, Guangxi and Guizhou provinces. Ethnic minorities along those places
if u visit Chengdu, u might as well visit Chongqing too. these 2 super megacities are only 1.5 hrs apart by high speed trains. two totally different styles megacities. both are regional centers of southwest china. Chengdu is very laid back and a well-designed metropolitan full of livable new neighborhoods. a great place to settle. and its great panda zoo is very beautiful too. Chongqing is NYC-on-steroid and it has NYC vibes. but it is a bigger version of NYC and its far cleaner & safter. it boosts one of the most stunning skyline in the world, more so than manhattan, shanghai, or hong kong. but Chongqing is not so walking friendly bc the city has too many hills and cliffs. nevertheless Chongqing is the most unique megacity in the world topology-wise.
This shows how ignorant the Western media is when they use "collapse" and "closure" to describe China. And not just because of these modern buildings. The clothes and mental outlook of the people on the road say it all.
I visited Chengdu recently in December. The city is just awesome. Unfortunately just manage to stayed only 5 days n visited some historical places like Dujiayan n Mt. Emei n just manage to visit only some parts of the city. Its just magnificent. Will definitely visit again this city. Thanks friend for sharing another interesting part of China. 👍👍
I'm from Chengdu now i live in Dallas Texas with my wife. We are thinking to move back to chengdu. Literally if you like big cities, there is no city in America is 'livable' anymore.
I think Chengdu like a town scenery, but its so amazing. super big city. and now i want make a plan to visit Chengdu (Sichuan Area) in Autumn this year
Chengdu es alucinante, de dìa y de noche ... progreso, desarrollo y cultura se mira en tu video, hermano Max ... conocer sus rincones, sus parques, y atracciones llevarìa toda una vida ... gracias hermano por enseñarnos esta joya del futuro en este momento ... I love China
There is an ongoing badminton tournament happening in Chengdu now which I am watching live everyday but I forget how the city look like. No worries, all I have to do is click Walk East, Chengdu, and here I am again walking through Chengdu with Max's wonderful video! What a lovely city!
Hello! Your videos are so beautiful and pleasant to watch. One day when i get big TV I will watch all of them all over again. Is it possible if you would at the beginning show on the map where are you walking, all that path. Because the cities are huge, and I would like to know where that is exactly. Thank you and best wishes.
Thanks for your kind support and wonderful advice! In this video, I visited those places: 1:35 Chengdu Mixc Mall Shopping Area 43:53 Chunxi Road Pedestrian Street 1:24:09 Chengdu Art Museum 1:58:48 Jiaozi Park and CBD area 3:00:48 Tianfu Park You can find those famous places in google map and other maps. Thank you for your encouraging words again!❤
Every country has a beautiful side (except Israel,although it's not even a country), really annoying when people have a prejudice against a place they never researched or been too
Finally, China is the first nation that has entered the future! Salute to the Chinese superhero government. I wish that our Indian government and leaders could undertake initiatives like this, but the people of India face unfortunate circumstances." We Are So Unlucky🥲
Luego de ver videos así que haces tu,me gustaria ser turista o si no, viajar ciudad por ciudad de China ya que ese país, lo tiene todo. Muchas gracias por darnos videos así que nos inspiran a viajar
No thugs, no low life criminals, no homeless, no trash, no graffiti... everyone is peaceful and respectful. Now that's an ideal dream city. Maybe communism isn't all that bad as everyone believes.
@@timothylee2772 china is way more developed than the North Korean dictatorship. North Korea has some ok buildings in the capital, but healthcare, social mobility, social services, and education all suck. The average salary in Chinese cities like this are like 15x the average salary of someone in Pyongyang. Chinese city videos like this cover large distances, but videos and pictures of Pyongyang cover tiny parts of the city (bc it's small) that are allowed to be released by the govt.
stunning city, obviously designed with the wellbeing of its inhabitants in mind in the design. a showcase of how city design SHOULD be. someone should show this to london and milton keynes coz they both have lost the plot as far as public consideration is concerned. infact most of britain has.
I am thinking of moving to Chengdu for work. I have seem the historical statistics on the air pollution, is it getting better? Is the air pollution a deal breaker for anyone? Thanks for reading ❤
Being in the mountains definitely makes It a bit worse, but the aqi is tolerable - a bit better than Saigon/Hanoi/Bangkok on some days but worse than Shanghai and Guangzhou. For someone with dust allergies, I could live there, but it would be hard to stand during times when the air pollution is high. Chengdu has a ton of trees and parks though and they keep planning more, so there's fresh air in most apartment complexes. The bad part is that I'm really allergic to tree pollen and the chengdu pollen is tough to deal with lol - so just wear a mask outdoors when it gets bad or purchase some allergy medications
When will you do a series of Xinjiang (Urumqi, Kashgar, Hotan, Ili, Karamay, Shihezi, Korla, Hami, Horgos), Inner Mongolia (Ordos, Manzhouli, Saihanba, Hohhot, Baotou) and Xizang/Tibet (Lhasa, Nyngchi, Shigatze) contents?
places you mentioned are borderland regions of china. cities and interest spots over there are so spread out and far in between. travelling from one place to another in chinese borderland regions are very costly and time-consuming. you need dedicated vloggers who always have free time to accomplish that. the vlogger is filming videos for fun. he uses his spare time to film during his out-of-town IT job assignments. so he doesnt have to pay travelling expenses out of his own pocket. its very costly to travel so many places in china if no one pays for you. afterall china is a continental size country....
