Greetings from America. Thank you for such amazing, interesting and beautiful videos. Don't know why I keep feeling like crying watching this video. I love China and Asian ppl. Want to travel myself. Don't know when. My ancestry is Eastern Europe. You produce such beautiful, professional videos. Be safe and careful and healthy. Hope you can visit with Flo again soon. Very much respect and appreciate and honor you. God bless you.
Because these are ordinary people and their daily lives, she showed us the exact the local people’s real lives, only truth and facts have that power to make people feel like crying
@LuciaMei Thank you for good word. I love the ppl so much. Have watched many videos about Chinese ppl on different channels. Other Asian countries as well. Much respect and honor for them. But of course, all ppl have their unique, special beauty. My heart is touched. Have a great day and life.
@@gregjillson9351 Thank you! Though there are different cultures, different traditions, American ppl, or European ppl, or Asian ppl, we are same! That’s why we can feel each other, we can share tears and laughter. All the ordinary people, all we want is a peaceful and stable society, no politics, we don’t mind work hard and we believe we can make our lives better!
Hainan Province is a vacation spot. It is also home to Chinese submarines. USS Connecticut (US submarine) hit a deep water fish farm off the coast of Hainan. . . spying no doubt.
Guess I'm the first one to comment. Visited Hainan several years ago, was beautiful and the people wonderful. Hi from Wisconsin in the US to all out there.
That floating colony is on clear & clean water - amazing ! No garbage debris or litter. Admirable Chinese are so socially responsible. Don't think you can find any cleaner floating village anywhere else in the world.
Thanks for your sharing 🙏 Always happy to see your videos. And unfortunately I hope one day all people here in the U.S and Chinese citizens will share more of friendships😊
Hi Yan: My Great Grand Aunt Florence had a home there in the 1930’s, a Jewish family, but moved to Shanghai when the Imperial Forces of Japan invaded the island and set fire to all the villages. Shanghai, with its more than twenty synagogues and pre-war Jewish population over 20,000 was the ideal place to migrate to. I’ve personally been to Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Shanghai, and Beijing, but not to Hainan yet. ❤Diane, Vancouver, Canada. FrMR29/24. 06:41 pm
@@johnrivers3813Hi John: Just heard from Mom that there are still about two thousand people of Jewish descent living in Shanghai now, but only two of the twenty synagogues are still operational. The others, while still standing, have been repurposed and still can be found via special guided tours out of the Shanghai Museum of Jewish Refugees and Heritage that operates out of the “Ohel Moishe Synagogue.” Mom says my Great Grandfather is buried in the Jewish Cemetery in Hong Kong on Shan Kwong Road (“Sahn Gong Doe” in Cantonese, the Chinese dialect prevalent in Hong Kong) in the Happy Valley district. Although I have recently travelled to Shanghai and Hong Kong with my university classmates I did not visit the places I have mentioned. After conversations with Mom tonight I think I must revisit these two Chinese cities and experience the remnants of my cultural and family history in China. ❤Diane, Vancouver, Canada. SaMR30/24. 12:35 am
@@johnrivers3813Hi John: Just heard from Mom that about two thousand people of Jewish descent still live in Shanghai now, but only two of the former twenty synagogues are still used for worship. The others, while still standing, have been repurposed and can still be visited via guided tours from the Shanghai Museum of Jewish Refugees and Heritage that operates out of the “Ohel Moishe Synagogue.” Mom says my Great Grandfather is buried in the Jewish Cemetery in Hong Kong on Shang Kwong Road (or “Sahn Gong Doe” in Cantonese, the Chinese dialect prevalent in Hong Kong) in the Happy Valley district. Although I have recently travelled to Shanghai and Hong Kong with my university classmates I did not visit these places I have mentioned. After tonight’s conversation with Mom I think I must revisit these two Chinese cities and experience the remnants of my cultural and family history in China. ❤Diane, Vancouver, Canada. SaMR30/24. 12:55 am
@@johnrivers3813Hi John: Just heard from Mom that about two thousand people of Jewish descent are still living in Shanghai, but only two of the twenty synagogues are still being used for worship. The others, while still standing, have been repurposed and can still be visited via guided tours out of the Shanghai Museum of Jewish Refugees and Jewish Culture that operates out of the “Ohel Moishe Synagogue.” Mom says my Great Grandfather is buried in the Jewish Cemetery in Hong Kong on Shan Kwong Road (or “San Gong Doe,” in Cantonese, the Chinese dialect prevalent in Hong Kong) in the Happy Valley district. Although I have recently travelled to Shanghai and Hong Kong with my university classmates I did not visit the places I have mentioned. After conversations with Mom tonight I think I must revisit these two Chinese cities and experience the remnants of my cultural and family history in China. ❤️Diane, Vancouver, Canada. SaMR30/24. 01:17 am
@@johnrivers3813Hi John: Heard from Mom that only about two thousand people of Jewish descent are still in Shanghai and only two of the original twenty synagogues are still being used for worship. While still standing, the other synagogues have been repurposed and can be visited via guided tours from the Shanghai Museum of Jewish Refugees and Jewish Culture that operates out of the “Ohel Moishe Synagogue.” ❤Diane, Vancouver, Canada. SaMR30/24. 02:17 am
I feel I landed in china too because of this episode UNSEEN CHINA. Different from what we heard from anybody because of this I love much more china. Yan you brought us here to there. Xiexie🥰
At eye level one could see a mixture of things. However, your drone video shows a lot of details and organization of things in the floating village. Fascinating video. Personally I love coconut milk desserts. What you had made my mouth waters.
Expat from America, i’ve designed over 20 resorts and hotels all over Hainan. Wonderful local seafood and beautiful coastline and amazing wildlife in the mountains. Love the food, fruit and the Hainan yellow chili is the best on Hainan Chicken/rice. Wonderful ethnic minorities, and was the first point of contact with Arab traders with a large population of Muslim community. the floating seafood market is unusual. But prices are high because season is short. but nice report . Xie Xie Ni
I always look forward to your videos Yan. You are so adventurous! I also like how you talk about the history and cluture of the areas that you visit. Safe travels and thanks for your videos. ❤
You seen genuinely relaxed and happy, I don't see why not, the seaside atmosphere is conducive, glad you will return to finish up after spring festival home visit
I always love these places! Finding these places that are floating, underground, airborne, it raises so many questions. Like why was it made this way? How does a place like this grow? What sort of culture arises from having to live in such an atypical place? Not to mention they are almost always very beautiful....
Hello from France! I have been watching your channel for a year now and I really respect the time and effort you put in your videos and the editing. Also the dedication to explain to us the cultures you visit and meanings of certain places. Again, much respect ❤
yes. Much like with Russia, America has a lot of positive things to say about its people. So much animosity exists because of governments. Pray for those moments of peace and cooperation.
I just want to say thank you for your warm like videos that are beautifully edited. The video format shows you care about your craft and you are doing an amazing job. This is nothing like other YT channels that feel cringy, I'm really glad I stumbled upon your channel. I'm just afraid that after your videos (and I watched a lot) I won't be able to find such content elsewhere. Please keep up with your work and thank you once again! ❤
I can't believe that brand new houses are left unlocked for anybody to enter. Here in Canada, those houses would have been vandalized in very short order. The would be graffiti all over the walls, broken windows and sh*t all over the place. The Chinese must be the most civilized people on the planet !
Such an under rated channel, should have more viewers and subscribers. No politics, simple daily lives in the rural areas as shown in the videos with beautiful drone views. Keep it up, God bless you and stay safe always. Thanks
Hi Yan…I always give you the thumbs up before watching because you never fail.. another excellent cover. My ancestors were there for a while before they left for SEA…thanks.
good morning LCE, it was really fun to be there to see the economic turnaround and the busyness of people being able to enjoy delicious food, it was extraordinarily enjoyable BRAVO👍👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for showing places and people who we otherwise would not know existed i absolutely look forward your work of which is of an extremely professional quality. kia ora wahine toa.
Yan, tqvm for sharing your trip. A wonderful experience for me. The icecream dessert looks super delicious. Please complete your trip round Hainan. I can't wait to see it with you. ❤❤❤😊😊
Thank You Ms Yan; Ambassador of Tourism for the great country of China; is what you should be called; through your eyes and knowledge we learn. "People (farmers) were not allowed to live on land? well they sure learned that Mother Nature had plans for them. Amazing floating village. I am glad those same farmers can now own a piece of land. Love your DRONE and music selection. Take care stay safe and never loose that pretty smile you have. 😃 ❤ greetings from Texas USA.
Yet again a one-off Kaleidoscope of people land and life, as it is happening, now. Beautifully navigated with wisdom and benign patience. Thank you for your delicate interpretation, as the now, moves into the future. That is you, Yan. Namaste ..........
Watching your videos from Indiana, USA. I am glad that you are able to exclude the political/governmental issues from your videos. Best wishes and safe traveling. Am looking forward to learn more about China.
Thank you very much for your wonderful channel, I am your new follower from Costa Rica, I have seen dozens of channels about China on RU-vid but yours is the best, it makes me feel as if I were there, congratulations and I hope you will always be number one, God Bless you, from now on on RU-vid I will only watch your videos, you are the best
Thanks for sharing the beautiful floating village and fishing culture. The old houses are representing ancient traditional architecture. Surely camping in an empty real estate is rarely possible. The food is very delicious like your coconut cocktail, fried noodles pancakes. Have a good rest safe flight and come back to Hainan. God bless your hard work. 🙂
LOL Stepping onto a little boat 'this is soo cool' - and then seeing the shipper handing out life jackets. Excellent work - you are spoiling your viewers.
Thank you for this nice video! It is so interesting to see how people actually live in this area of China. The food looks so tasty. I'm looking forward to your next video.
This was beautiful! I'm studying the Chinese language in hopes that I can travel there some day. You show us so many interesting, fun and beautiful places in every visit that it's so hard to decide which area I might like to visit! Thank you as always, Yan
My wife's family recently bought property in Hainan for the old folk to spend Winter in warmer weather. So we're planning to go over and visit during the winter this year.
❤🙋🇨🇳Hello YAN! Is nice to meet you again. This City is very interesting the way of living in China: water floating house; you have a sea food any time you want. Thank for share lovely city. My best and my love for you YAN, today and ever from Brazil. Happy Easter too.🙋🇨🇳🐰
A wonderful continuance of the superb Hainan area. From your drone footage, it is nice to a balance with lots of green areas that will help keep the air clean and fresh. The areas in town are also well kept and clean. It must be a challenge, at times, to choose where to have something to eat. So much choice. Interesting to see the different influences that have been brought into the area. Looking forward to seeing you again soon!!
