How Foreigners View China after living and working in China | Living in China 2023 

Basically I will ignore what people think about my country if they haven't stayed in China for at least five years.

So many mention the peaceful safe life they have in China and that is a wonderful way to live.

We love living in China and 2023 is about to be great again with no restrictions 🎉

you can just chill in CHINA. no stress no worries just relax

Having stayed in and out in China since 2014 I consider it a good place for the most part. It's annoying Internet is so restricted and a few other things but I feel safe, people are for the most part friendly. When I'm back home in Norway I always feel I want to go back to China. Many things are convenient here in China, cities are modern, travelling is convenient. During covid it was bizarre of course but hopefully this is over now.

If foreign working in China just doing their part ignore political difference let Govt to Govt solve we as worker do our part only

China is moving forward fast the way they build the food can't blame the younger generation leaving Europe and the West.

I met several Americans who left China during the pandemic and blamed China so much , but today they are all going to back to China, or wanted to go to China. People didn’t realize what they need until they lost

Please make regular videos so that I can grasp how foreigners live in the most populous country in the world, before I plan to move to live. it's not a bad idea to go to other cities in China to develop channel content

Happy New Year to you and your family, Kwesi. All the best for the new year.

The world out there so many unemployed be blessed that u are able to work in a foreign company

I’m not gonna lie China and many other Asian nations are super safe. You rarely hear about robbery or gun violence.

Happy New Year 🎈🎆🎊 we love to live in China 🇨🇳

May 2023 be your year King Kwesi! Keep spreading your truth!

the CHinese natural landscapes are really beautiful.

Great video

Happy New Year, Kwesi and family. All the best for the New Year in China

Thank you Kwesi for other good videos.

nice video

Great video. Thanks! Here's a suggestion for in between interviews.... simply film some community scenes where there are people. This will allow those living outside China a glimpse of the everyday here and now situation in China - this helps us, who don't live in China, get a real daily picture of China and helps dispel the constant negative narratives. 💡

Leaving COVID behind, I would like to expound a little bit on the "rules and restrictions" part: it's all about the population, land, and culture. Please think about an example, let's say the US. Compared to China, the US has a similar size territory but a far less population, which means that the social density in the US is much less than that of China. In addition, the area of land that is habitable for human beings is less in China than in the US. Have you ever heard of the famous Tengchong-Heihe line? Almost 96% percent of the Chinese population lives on the east side of this line because the west side is mostly naturally inhabitable. This causes an even larger difference between the social density of China and the US. When a country's social density increases, the government has no choice but to implement more rules and stricter laws because the rate of crime and other similar problems rise a lot when people live closer to each other. This suggests that if the US also had a 1.4 billion population and the Americans were all forced to live on one side of the country, the US government must also be forced to pass more social rules and stricter laws to maintain the stability of the entire nation. Another reason is that in Chinese culture, "powerful entities" have been admired for thousands of years. These entities can be a mighty army, a capable military general, a charming emperor, and so on. This means that the Chinese people are more obedient to the government than people in other countries do. Now you should know why there are more rules and restrictions in China than in South Korea or other countries.

Nice video 👍

I like you interviewing expats on opinions of China. Keep doing that.

How about interviewing people after they return from China? I bet you'd get much more honest responses then.

I have to say: what a beauty at

New subbie 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Westerners tend to be impatient whereas us in the East/Asians are largely more patient and tend to commit actions based on long term consequences. Unsurprisingly, the ones mostly irritated with China's lockdowns are westerners, particularly Americans lol. You can also tell from the Americans living domestically in their own countries how they feel about lockdowns so some of the opinions expressed here are not particularly surprising. I don't think this quality is necessarily bad... just different, I suppose. Nice video!

God bless China and Chinese 🦢

I can't believe that there was no one who was negative about living in China , did you edit them out of your video ?

I have better life in china than I would in Wales, UK.

Democracy will make China a much better place.