The Massive Chinese Cities You've Never Heard Of... Yet

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Shenzhen and Wuhan are household names, but dozens of other Chinese cities are yet to achieve the same notoriety, despite now having enormous populations and playing a huge role in the global economy. For more by The B1M subscribe now - ow.ly/GxW7y
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Комментарии : 7 тыс.

@hazzatheman 3 года назад

I love this channel. It has got me and all of my friends interested in construction! After watching this channel I now want to become an architect! Thanks B1M!

@priyansh1323 3 года назад

Or a city planner

@Grepes2 3 года назад

Good luck!

@hobog 3 года назад

Good luck and please don't become calatrava hadid gehry etc

@MrBuild9357 3 года назад

China is going to develop more as limit time.

@TRON0314 3 года назад

As an architect...don't. Not that great.

@exxon1800 3 года назад

A Chinese girl once told me she was from a 'small city' called Zibo, so I looked it up, turns out it has a population of 4,5 million... When I told her I was from a town of 120 people she thought I left out a few zeros 😅

@libertas-goddessofliberty5664 3 года назад

ya do it

@sweetpoison5341 3 года назад

@@selleryy She would probably say not as much as animal feed that Americans called "hamburgers"

@jiayuyou5521 3 года назад

@@selleryy sorry, we don't eat bats. we eat human babies for every meal.

@selleryy 3 года назад

@@jiayuyou5521 we know that ..

@naurasal9165 3 года назад

@@selleryy we eat Batman, Scooby, Mickey, Snake, etc... They are delicious. I am in Manado, Indonesia. What is wrong with them?

@Propapanda0213 3 года назад

A Chinese: “my hometown is a small city.” What a small city in China looks like:

@ddl1472 3 года назад

Yeah, that’s literally how I introduced my hometown when I went abroad for the first time, a small city with 4 million people.🤔

@doctorzhong8599 3 года назад

I worked here in Shenzhen.Many people never heard of my hometown because it is a small city with only 2.5 million people.

@spartashot 3 года назад

the small city on our mind is that population less then 5 million, but for some people from like Shanghai,Beijing, the standard may be 10 million

@allenkapoentje1573 3 года назад

like the size of Chicago, with a population of 8 million. lol...

@rougeangle1 3 года назад

Your comment is not understatement

@wandererguy1801 2 года назад

When you set foot in China for the first time, the sheer scale of everything just leaves you at awe. it's incredible

@MetricImperialist Год назад

Especially the scale of their totalitarian police state.

@creavlin Год назад

i call that depressing. just like how NYC appeals to me.

@BliTzeDGames Год назад

@@MetricImperialist @creavlin insecure fatmericans

@mrnono5034 Год назад

Yes. I had the same Impression when I first went there. The small city of Changzhi has an atmosphere of small cities, but it has 1million inhabitants in the core city. That's absolutely crazy. I went to Guangzhou and Beijing, wow everything is built huge.

@DaddyBear205 Год назад

@@creavlin stay a few days it’ll fix you 😂

@Harveyinchina 2 года назад

I've lived and vlogged Foshan (the first city mentioned in this video) for around 7 months now. Even in the time since I arrived, new skyscrapers, metro lines, shopping malls and more have all literally SPRUNG up. The Chinese build so so fast.

@relaxbox3398 Год назад

Nice channel you got there buddy, going to see a bit more of China now. Thanks!

@relaxbox3398 Год назад

Also suggest me some more China vloggers who make videos in English

@jase87 5 месяцев назад

Cheap labour and lack of labour rights. There’s no such thing as a union because there is oversupply of man power so they don’t have bargaining power to speak of. I’m Chinese origin living in Australia and we build everything slow and expensively here because the labour costs are simply too expensive lol

@user-dt6iz8hu6h 3 месяца назад

@@jase87 Does the high or low cost of labor have anything to do with the construction speed? In the 1980s and 1990s, were the labor costs in China much lower than after 2000, and was the construction speed faster than after 2000? It is very common that one person working, three people directing So it would be a miracle if it could be done quickly.

@ziruili63 2 месяца назад

同佛山人😋

@eIonmusk542 3 года назад

When I’m in China and people ask me where in the US I’m from, I tell them I’m from a village called Seattle. It only has 800,000 people. 🌚

@meritoriousgamer 2 года назад

Are you Red Indian?

@tonythomas7244 2 года назад

@@meritoriousgamer 🙏🏾🖤

@Youevilpeoplewillpay 2 года назад

Bellevue in the house!

@meritoriousgamer 2 года назад

@@tonythomas7244 🙏♥️

@boya1986 2 года назад

to be fair the biggest village in china has a population of 200000,so……

@redherring4119 3 года назад

The rate at which they have developed in just 30/40 years is one of the most incredible feats in human history. Absolutely mind-blowing.

@cheval63sg 3 года назад

they don't spend time on endless discussing and elections.

@redherring4119 3 года назад

@@cheval63sg Haha. It probably has something to do with it. Can you imagine how long it would take a country in the West to set up even one town today let alone multiple world class cities. It would never get off the ground with all the nauseating point-scoring and mind-numbing arguments that are a feature of Western Democracy. Any country that wants to have a real chance of developing should steer clear of Western-style democracy.

@vincentdesun 3 года назад

@@redherring4119 western media always downplays the contribution the Chinese government has achieved to improve the living of their people. If anything, China has proved it's system is far more efficient and beneficial to its people than any western government model.

@samgambling7312 3 года назад

Amazing what a bit of genocide and a massive amount of corruption in the construction sector can do. The West really could learn a thing or two...

@redherring4119 3 года назад

@@samgambling7312 LOL I love comments like this. You can smell the smugness from a mile away. 240 years of slavery, internment camps for Asians, Jim crow, the systematic extermination of the American Indian population, all done in the name of "progress." "Western Democracy" has been every bit as genocidal if not more genocidal. The United States was built on a foundation of oppression.

@wengezhu1 2 года назад

There is a common misunderstanding between China and US in term of the naming of their cities: For example, even though the city of Seattle has "only" over 740,000 people the Seattle metro has over 4 million people and if it were in China, the entire metro would be called city of Seattle. In China, a city is larger than a county and usually contains several counties while in US for example, the LA county (10 million people) has 88 cities and the city of LA (3.9 million) is only one of them. Again, if SoCal were in China, the entire SoCal metro (including several counties, including LA county), which has a population of 24 million, would be called the city of LA. Another dimension of the story is that even though US cities/metros are smaller in term of population, but they are much larger in geographic size as they are less densely popoluated.

@guynxtdork Год назад

Thank you! I knew something like this had to be the case, because even with 1.4 billion people China seemed to have an unrealistic number of very very big cities for a "city" to mean what it means elsewhere.

@smut_operator1179 Год назад

Not true. If that was true, then the "city of Guangzhou" would have 150 million people.

@rayze2394 Год назад

If Chinese cities were built like LA I don’t know if there would be enough space for living in China lol. Anyway big props to the chinese for building so big and fast, but they could at least make better architecture and urban planning. Many city parts from this video look terrible, like a soviet dystopia.

@southcolumbia402 Год назад

@@rayze2394 isnt the same building over and over again is the same with suburbs? Its just basicly the same thing but apartment and less color

@rayze2394 Год назад

@@southcolumbia402 yeah in fact North American cities are designed terribly

@jonathanng5218 2 года назад

It's insane to see how well China distributes their land, population, specialise WHOLE cities (Jinan for tech, Ningbo as trade hub). I believe with their huge population, they could easily become the worlds largest economy once all infrastructure and cities are fully developed. The country is a lot different now

@DaddyBear205 Год назад

Already the largest now

@BILUOCL Год назад

@@DaddyBear205 不，我们不是最大的，我们人均数量还只是发展中国家相对好一点，我们还有很多问题要解决，但是我们欣喜的是我们国家一直在进步，在发展，不断取得突破，我们跟欧盟、拉美市场还有差距，但我们会努力追赶，我们只是希望过上更好的生活，尽管很多人并不理解。

@peterpista2652 Год назад

@@BILUOCL 如果抛开通胀因素，中国的人均GDP有可能超过美国的人均GDP，但是一定达不到美国现在的人均GDP。中国的人口是美欧日韩的总和，如果人均GDP达到了目前美国的水平，单单一个中国就超过了目前全世界的GDP总和，这也就意味着全世界所有的产业和经济活动全部移动到中国，都无法使中国的人均GDP达到目前美国的水平

@kamalarora3877 Год назад

@@peterpista2652 what an answer ! mind blowing reply 👍🙌

@user-ct2gg7bg1u Год назад

@@peterpista2652所以经过简单的概括就能发现，尽管这几十年来发生了无数事件，无法阻止中国按当初的构想下稳步前行。

@runqianliu1295 3 года назад

Fun fact, Foshan is home town of Ip Man, the man who taught Bruce Lee how to fight.

@CookingwithYarda 3 года назад

I love that movie !! Thanks ;-)

@wheezzl 3 года назад

That's where I know the name from, thanks for the reminder :)

@letsbehomiz1549 3 года назад

And Asam from Warrior series.

@bigtex1238 3 года назад

Fun fact : bruce lee was only a actor .not a real fighter

@aniketmane6232 3 года назад

@@c.w.k.n.5117 yes you're right just ignore him he just wants attention

@Nature-ef4qp 2 года назад

There are 436 chinese cities bigger than Norway's capital Oslo, that's insane

@lzh4950 2 года назад

Singapore also has slightly more people than the whole of Norway, but in the land area of a city

@alixalixchen7089 2 года назад

The No. 6 richest city of China in 2020 is Suzhou and it's GDP is more than Norway already but the population is 1,2 million so China is still very behind

@almightysauerkraut6165 2 года назад

China is replacing USA as the new superpower, so not surprising

@phoenix-king779 2 года назад

I mean norway is a small country 😂

@felixdatche9278 2 года назад

why is that insane...China has a 7th of the world population or something.

@anselmx3 2 года назад

Amazing how clean and well organized these cities look. Public transport, wide pedestrian pathways, roads are well designed. Wish we could get some of this city planning in the US

@cachem11 2 года назад

It comes with a great cost. Local governments are seriously in debt and there is a massive real estate bubble here in China.

@shunlau7051 Год назад

the later the city is developed, the better the city planing comes (given the governor do not waste money on gimmic feature). City development in USA will not be as efficient as any new China city ever, because of property ownership, government structure, conflicts within governing power, and many more internal problems. But developed city certainly have their own charm, mostly on the cultural values. On the other hand, I think most of the Americans (or at least the developers) are more into the sub urban concept, the rapid China city development you witnessed is the result of China's history and culture. Unless you are a new yorker, you may not enjoy China city development in a long term living condition.

@rdyt0 5 месяцев назад

@@cachem11still money way better spent than bombshells and wars, ain't it?😂

@Dang-ren-bu-rang 2 месяца назад

@@cachem11这些债务都是有实体资产的😂，然而美国是消费产生的债务。

@windywendi 2 года назад

The sight of talking about China without mentioning politics is so refreshing.

@Brauljo 2 месяца назад

for real, most western media just spews disinformation

@szlonkobusjbusj3819 3 года назад

While staying in Shanghai Chinese friends invited me to visit with them their family in the countryside. They lived in Wuxi.

@grail68 3 года назад

That's really funny. It's all relative I guess. To them, a giant city is "the countryside" simply because it's not a megalopolis like Shanghai.

@blackartist7 3 года назад

Basically everything outside of Shanghai is considered countryside by a Shanghainin lol

@isaks7042 3 года назад

@@grail68 Its also possible that they live just close to Wuxi?

@firefly4784 3 года назад

Snobbish Shanghaiese call everywhere else countryside but in my opinion, those surrounding cities, Wuxi, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Zhenjiang, Nanjing, Yangzhou,... are all better than Shanghai because they have what Shanghai does not have, nature and history.

@THEFIRE360 3 года назад

@@firefly4784 well locals of any place will always be snobby to any outsiders. Especially large cities

@luzovich 3 года назад

I remember visiting China in 1983. I can't imagine what it's like now. I visited a few of the named cities in this video and they looked nothing like this back then. Wow, what a change and so quickly. Really amazing.

@user-yt5xc2sn3d 3 года назад

China city change every 10 year, even Chinese will surprise on the development rate of their hometown if they travel overseas for more than 5 years. I think this growth rate will maintain for 10 more years, only then it will slow down like every other developed country.

@henryhchzhu 3 года назад

When I was living in Shenzhen in the 90's, I won't recognize an area anymore if I don't go there for 6 months.

@user-cv4ut7tl2o 3 года назад

China was very poor at that time.

@oxygentaster13579 2 года назад

@@user-cv4ut7tl2o government rich，but people poor

@royhsieh4307 2 года назад

if you didnt come here for about 10 weeks u already see some major changes already, now

@rendezvous59 2 года назад

The reason why even unknown Chinese cities have such huge population is that Chinese city population is calculated as per prefecture size. Which means, on paper, even small cities will be thousands of square kilometres in area and they calculate the whole population under this area. The actual urban area of the city would be just one-tenth of the prefecture size. Even a small city like Zibo has an area of 5,000 sq.km on paper. Compared to that, New York City is just 780 sq.km in area. Even Tokyo, which is considered the largest city in the world by area, is just 2,000 sq.km. The concept of Chinese cities is like considering the whole of Delaware state as a single city & then saying that the city has a population of 2.5 million

@ruoyu5815 2 года назад

That’s true. Formally, “cities” in China is like counties in the US. When people referring to a city in China it’s usually means the urban/metro area, but the statistics often referring to the the prefecture level city which is much larger

@edukid1984 2 года назад

It really depends on how we define a "city" in the West too. The population numbers quoted in this video for the likes of Rome and Montreal, are also not population just in the city core proper but also many of the suburbs and nearby towns that together form what they call "a contiguous urban mass", sometimes known as "metropolitan area". In your comment you said Tokyo has 2,000 sqkm, but that's not remotely true if we are talking about the Tokyo that often gets dubbed the biggest city in the world by population (38 million). That number belongs to "Greater Tokyo Area", with an area of approx. 13,500 sqkm.

@timetraveller2300 2 года назад

China does have a huge urbanized population no matter how you calculate it.

@andyxu5522 2 года назад

It is correct partially, but the population in this view mean the urban population

@johnnysecular 2 года назад

ok i see what you mean, i looked up Zibo, and it has 7 non contiguous urban areas; in the US those urban areas would typically be made up of 9 or 10 municipalities, and the rural area would be unincorporated, managed by the county.

@gopalkhadka3735 2 года назад

The speed and scale of urban development in China in such a short span of time make the rest of the world take a long breath! That’s how national wealth should be spent, and this is only possible through concrete, visionary, and practical planning of the government and policymakers alike.

@thedownunderverse Год назад

Chinese propaganda bot

@rayanburon2506 Год назад

@@thedownunderverse maybe but still, he is right

@stijnhs 3 года назад

I've visited a couple of these cities. Ningbo especially is futuristic as hell.

@shuaige3360 3 года назад

I visited Ningbo 15 years ago... was totally not futuristic at all... that show the speed of changes.

@Neojhun 3 года назад

Yeah I was wondering if they would mention Ningbo.

@zhz243 3 года назад

@@shuaige3360 yes especially for the nearest 1decade

@dr.z8378 3 года назад

I was born and raised in Ningbo, I travel a lot, I don’t think ningbo is futuristic compare to Hangzhou or Shenzhen

@SM-ku3uo 3 года назад

I live in Ningbo now. Its okay, it's a second to third tier city.

@veetvoojagig389 3 года назад

Some cities that weren't explicitly identified in the video: 0:41 Hangzhou 0:47 Suzhou 1:14 Shenzhen 1:20 Hangzhou 1:24 Suzhou 1:31 Suzhou again 1:35 Shanghai 2:18 Shenzhen 2:23 Wuhan 2:28 Guangzhou 7:01 Suzhou 7:12 Shanghai

@rageagainstthemachinez9z475 3 года назад

nice! how do you know so much about China? :O

@lvjinbin28 3 года назад

nice eyesight

@anonymoustangerine 3 года назад

As an American, if someone showed me the skyline of a big American city like Boston, I'd still not know which city it was. That's impressive as heck

@veetvoojagig389 3 года назад

@@anonymoustangerine I actually live in Boston! I'm a skyscraper fan so I spend a lot of time on websites where people are talking about and sharing pictures of these cities, that's how I recognize a lot of them.

@kayceetabor1696 3 года назад

@@veetvoojagig389 It is not easy for a city to impress people, especially in some small cities. Some time ago, China issued a policy to prevent the random construction of grotesque buildings.

@danielarias9466 2 года назад

Absolutely gorgeous and beautiful cities, I can not wait to visit all of them!

@mfundongwenya2877 Год назад

I want to as well but i dont have enough money for that

@user-nc6jp7pp7n Год назад

I come from Zhengzhou, a central city in China. Most foreign friends estimate that it is the first time they have heard of this city in their lives, but there are over 12 million permanent residents here (including suburbs and satellite cities), and there are six million permanent residents in the urban area.

@Sandi_shores_lands_fish 10 месяцев назад

👍

@Samuel_J1 3 года назад

But China only has 10 cities! Seriously though, 1.4 billion people have to live somewhere. It blows my mind that there are so many huge cities that I've never heard of, and they have such a big impact on the national and global markets.

@sdzxwenjun 3 года назад

@@rft9776 At least 300

@SAMSON12321 3 года назад

This 1.4 billion number has been in use for years now I remember about 6 or 7 years ago the official census done in China reported the population as 1.8 Billion, so I am expecting by now their real population numbers may have exceeded 2 Billion.

@josephmessina4832 3 года назад

@@SAMSON12321 there are some estimates their population is just 1.2 billion or has just dropped under 1.4 billion into 1.3 billion

@huarongliu8938 3 года назад

@@rft9776 China has 660 cities and 2843 counties

@user-rx7ph2xg7y 3 года назад

You're making fun of me? The city in the video is only a 2-tier or third tier city in China, even one Jinan is the capital of Shandong Province, but it is also the Shandong Province of Qingdao completed the explosion! There are more than 100 cities like this in China, and more than 300 are very modern!

@thomasandersr 3 года назад

"Only 758,000 people in 1985" TFW that is still more than your own largest city today...

@realtissaye 3 года назад

Yeah China's crazy

@theviniso 3 года назад

China used to have a huge population. They still do, but they used to, too.

@BlackIndigenousPosse 3 года назад

Your country is pathetic...

@thomasandersr 3 года назад

@@BlackIndigenousPosse My country owns 1.5% of all stocks in the world and is only 0.07% of the world population (not even including the value of our national stock exchange). I wouldn't call that pathetic lol

@masbay166 3 года назад

Where are you come from?

@miyakoi 2 года назад

wow, both of my parents were born and raised in ningbo. i've been there a few times as a kid, and honestly it felt so sad and shabby. times change incredibly quick! i should visit my family sometime... i haven't been back there in almost 10 years

@Yukai-sh1cu 7 месяцев назад

我就是宁波的哈哈，您父母出生在宁波的那个区域？我是奉化的

@NelliShow2024 6 месяцев назад

Yeah, i enjoyed this video very much. Very interesting. 👍🙋‍♂️

@RSID 2 года назад

The US spent 1.7 trillion on the F-35 JSF program. China spent 1.7 trillion on the belt and road initiative. Gives you a perspective where priorities lie with these countries.

@nivetronj1989 2 года назад

Fax

@JW-zy7oy 2 года назад

1,7 T more than enough for building massive infrastructures & free health care

@sitiparti5008 2 года назад

Facts bro, the western media love reporting negative stuffs about china, some are even made up. It is sad that some people actually got brainwashed by the BBC

@md.bd.linkrocky 2 года назад

3.2 trillion brother not 1.7 😌🙏

@_F_Y_ 2 года назад

@@sitiparti5008 why don't you move to a mega city in China? You will enjoy the city skyline from your humble one-bed room. China Dream!

@ethanzhang5158 3 года назад

I was born and raised in Chengdu and now live in Sydney Australia. Have to say every time I go back to Chengdu I experience the speed of development. The city had no metro line prior to 2010, now it has 12 lines totalling 500+km metro system with another 8 expansion/lines or 200+km to be completed by 2024.. It also built the second biggest international airport (Tianfu, TFU) in China under 5 years while Australians are arguing over a light rail… still love and enjoy living in Australia but the media here seem to only cover bad things about China. I mean they mention China on the TV every single day and I've never heard one thing good being reported…

@marjorieli1249 2 года назад

Bad mouthing others don’t make yourself greater.

@xz1891 2 года назад

@@marjorieli1249 who is "yourself"???

@millevenon5853 Год назад

Are you more loyal to China than Australia? Why do you live in Australia and not China?

@banarama4144 Год назад

@@millevenon5853 Chillax and don't forget your meds

@thedownunderverse Год назад

Go back to China if it's so great. Stop stealing our land and renting it back to us.

@glassesman5440 Год назад

amazing video!!

@dennisrettke 2 года назад

Great video, thanks!

@andrewfeng6138 3 года назад

Whenever I tell new friends that I come from a tier 4 city in China that no one knows with a population of about 3 million it always blows their minds

@surajprakash3181 3 года назад

Which City do u live in? Someday I would like to visit Guizhou and Chongqing

@zongtangshuai5540 3 года назад

@@surajprakash3181 I definitely recommend u to go have fun in Chongqing. Being as a Chinese I reckon Chongqing as the best tourism city in China, its like a modernized Hongkong with skyscrapers built recently and slums from the 8090s

@SimpleSoftwareTech 3 года назад

Thats so true. My ex is chinese and she was always referring to citys with "just one million" as small towns for her. I have to say when I visited china..just so impressive.

@cczsus6513 3 года назад

@@SimpleSoftwareTech I mean it is small though in a country with that many people I consider 1 million small towns too since I am from China.

@SimpleSoftwareTech 3 года назад

@@cczsus6513 Yes, of course that's right. It's all a thing of perspective. For me, I'm from Germany, countryside's and ..one million is huge, nevertheless it's impressive to build that big cities and infastructure

@QasimAli-to5lk 3 года назад

Whether you hate China or love it , but you have to admit that their accomplishments are impressive

@DenDave_ 3 года назад

Its amazing what you can do with underpaid labour

@DacLMK 3 года назад

China has been known in history to have very impressive accomplishments. From the Forbidden City to the tomb of the First Emperor of China.

@TheBluvigo 3 года назад

@@DenDave_ ahahahah where are u from? Do u think that ur country developed without underpaid labor?

@belltond1527 3 года назад

China use cheap labour and materials and sometimes slaves ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9cvIYY-D_9w.html

@Dixxi 3 года назад

@@DenDave_ Same with the US. You can do great things with slaves and basically free labour.

@AJ-et3vf Год назад

Awesome video! Thank!

@lingchenzeng5745 2 года назад

1:24 lol it's so cool to see the apartment(bottom left building ) I lived in four years ago on b1m. For anyone who's curious, that is the Industrial Park(district) of the city of Suzhou. The whole district was a joint project between China and Singapore. Over 1 million people live in this district and that is only 8% of the total population of Suzhou.

@heroryan321 3 года назад

IT HAS ARRIVED!!!! Still remember filling out what cities I knew or not lol

@carolinevs943 3 года назад

What?

@halfghanistan 3 года назад

@@carolinevs943 a while back B1M had their subscribers fill out a small survey regarding which Chinese cities they'd heard of and which they hadn't

@marsini 3 года назад

'A B1M video pops in' + 'A nice meal' = 'Perfect lunch break!'

@rustemsadvakassov1787 3 года назад

so true... i watch it most of the time during my lunch brakes

@cancelled_user 2 года назад

There should be at least 1 hour video of just drone footage of all those cities. It's really nice to watch.

@iankanyi1196 2 года назад

I've been off youtube for some time but the content here will def bring me back.

@hitnailhalfway2485 3 года назад

I remember the debate between Michael Scott and Oscar on this issue :D

@viennalx 3 года назад

haha, I can still hear they arguing

@ane1315 3 года назад

Where can i watch it please

@abhinav6077 3 года назад

@@ane1315 just search about it here on youtube

@LamZL1 3 года назад

They finally beat Oscar haha

@willm5661 3 года назад

Racist

@milesanderson677 3 года назад

I lived there for 8 years, seeing the small tier 3 city I lived in expand at an enormous rate to tier 2 in just a few years was astonishing and I've seen it happen across China.

@user-yt5xc2sn3d 3 года назад

Even Chinese citizen feels that too, the development rate is unreal, while western media describe most of the Chinese are still riding cow on a rural paddy field, and silly question from foreigner like do you ever see a high-speed train, refrigerator etc. yeah, astonishing

@NJR-gt8xi 3 года назад

@@user-yt5xc2sn3d Love China🇨🇳🇨🇳

@CBielski87 3 года назад

did you find the China Virus there?

@ComedyLoverGirl 3 года назад

@@user-yt5xc2sn3d Pay no mind to those people. We've lived in China and we know what we have. In fact, I think most of those western media and politicians also know what we have, they just purposefully lie to their people because they're mad they can't order us around like the Opium War era...

@neilchan7361 2 года назад

@@CBielski87 we Find the virus and we manage them. Not like you, you can only moan and insult people but you can’t do shit about it. Blaming others yes go-ahead that’s all you can do

@gatimtse1598 2 года назад

You may not heard the name of Foshan city that mentioned in the beginning, but actually lots of things that shown in HongKong film and you are quite familar with, like Wing chun, probably the most famous Chinese Kungfu, and Cantonese Cuisine, are all come from Foshan. It is the true heart of Cantonese culture.

@potblack243 2 года назад

this remind me when my supplier in china called me, and said soon their headquarter will move to chong qing. i was like, 'chong what? how do i visit you if you move to small village'. then i checked, chong qing has 33 millions population. the city's size even bigger than shanghai. before my supplier moved there, i didn't even know a gigantic city like chongqing exist.

@pacldawson 3 года назад

I've been to half of the cities mentioned here, and the scope of construction in these and other cities (Chongqing, Xi'an, and Chengdu, amongst others) is mind-boggling.

@SaRah-kr2tv 2 года назад

Hi Charles Dawnson?

@nikhilmahajan4808 2 года назад

Wish you were my husband 🤷

@VeronicaLake108 2 года назад

how lucky

@questionmark8879 2 года назад

chongan

@Jonas-rq1mi 2 года назад

chongqing is epic

@itsehsanh 3 года назад

I moved to Foshan in 2015, right out of university (with no real plan). It was a "tier 3" city in China but I was amazed at how big it was by the rest of the world's standards, even though I had never heard of it. Foshan is an amazing city that gave me an opportunity and opened the world for me

@MarkWTK 3 года назад

are you still there? did you study in China?

@shashlek5751 3 года назад

Are you pakistani?

@itsehsanh 3 года назад

@@MarkWTK I spent just one year there. I was teaching English in a primary school. I wish i stayed longer

@ting236le 3 года назад

I'm from Foshan, tho I now live in the US, glad to hear that you had a good time there.

@patsmith2571 3 года назад

@@ting236le Why did you move to the US? To me China is the place to achieve your goals. Best economy, education, transportation in the world. America has lots of problems and going downhill.

@mzydedalanggou1504 2 года назад

Ohhh it surely reminds me that my hometown Wuxi has over 7M in population, thank you very much! Even any city could sound unfamiliar to many foreigners but they never know something that they are using in their hands might be part of it manufactured from that unknown city. ( Seems the best description for this)

@hannahforex09 2 года назад

The secret of your future is hidden in your daily routine. Successful people do daily what the unsuccessful only do occasionally

@hannahforex09 2 года назад

Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose - is the result of hard work and hustle over time

@hannahforex09 2 года назад

The amount of time you spend believing we can't is more than enough time to learn how you can

@andrewward6706 2 года назад

@@hannahforex09 yeah! I agree with you

@andrewward6706 2 года назад

People come here with the aim of chasing money more than knowledge and that will damage your progress, trust me. Chase knowledge first and I promise! The money will follow you just like it's following some of us now

@nazifunal1011 2 года назад

@@andrewward6706 that's very correct sir!! And that is why most of them end up losing they money to scammers

@cameronarthur281 3 года назад

4:56 more people have heard of this ship than most of these cities

@FOLIPE 3 года назад

@Dord Dord nah, world. That ship is the one that got stuck in the Suez Canal.

@juriaanv 3 года назад

@@FOLIPE The one shown here is the Ever Globe, while the Ever Given was stuck in the Suez Canal. Both are ships of the transportation company Evergreen.

@wheezzl 3 года назад

@@FOLIPE nope that's just the same company. The ship in the suez was Ever Given, this is Ever Globe

@Mayangone 3 года назад

That ship was Everygreen's Ever-Globe. Evergreen's Ever-Given was the Suez grounded ship. That ship is owned by Japan, managed by Taiwan and operated by an Indian crew.

@Speedster___ 3 года назад

Isn’t it ROC?

@johnnysecular 2 года назад

earlier today i googled “China rural population” it’s 540 million; so this urban growth is not stopping any time soon. you have to remember that other rich nations have a rural population of below 20%, China is still at 38% rural but already very industrial.

@qpwoeiruty108 2 года назад

i really love watching aerial shots from drone of Chinese architecture, never fails to impress

@eddiehogg1679 3 года назад

During my China holiday, we took the train from Beijing to Zhengzhou, and when we arrived, my dad asked our guide how many people lived here. He casually said 'about 9 million', and my dad said, "Wow, it's bigger than London and I've never even heard of it!" It really emphasises just how many people live in China.

@tianyy2144 3 года назад

According to the data just released in recent days, the population of Zhengzhou has reached 12.6 million

@eddiehogg1679 3 года назад

@@tianyy2144 that doesn't surprise me at all, because this holiday was in August 2017 and when we were driving through the suburbs, we spent about 5 minutes driving down a motorway heading out of the city and for those 5 minutes, all we could see were dozens of apartment towers under construction on the outskirts, so assuming they are all fully built and occupied now, it's no wonder the city's population increased so drastically.

@imran-fo4lr 3 года назад

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@wavewave99 3 года назад

I think it mainly emphasizes just how little the western people know about China. That’s a really interesting phenomenon.

@lzh4950 2 года назад

Imagine China being able to test that number of people in 5 days (which is what they indeed did in _Qingdao_ city (which has a similar population) I think when some people were infected there)

@dougmorato 3 года назад

Thanks for showing the true reality about China. I’ve been in China for almost 10 years and I’ve never seen anything like it. The amount of transformation is stunning. Keep on the good job!!!

@quincy3367 2 года назад

It's really amazing huh!

@EzraMerr 2 года назад

Welcome to true capitalism

@haruyanto8085 2 года назад

@@EzraMerr true capitalism combined with true authoritarianism

@wuuduu609 2 года назад

youre 'talking about US, right?

@sitiparti5008 2 года назад

@@wuuduu609 where's even the word? U don't see any

@kb9880 2 года назад

Foshan looks completely integrated with Guangzhou. Shenzhen, HK, Macao, Zhuhai still represent distinct cities.

@mbra8228 2 года назад

Super interesting thanks!

@hung-yv1lv 2 года назад

i’m from vietnam, but my great grandfather came from foshan i haven’t visit it yet, but it’s good to see that it’s thriving😊

@pokmandeng5650 2 месяца назад

North vietnam and china were the same country for more than 1,000 years

@mpaulm 3 года назад

Since I’ve been around for 40 years, my city has grown from about 550,000 to 1 million.😂 China’s growth is crazy.

@je4a301 3 года назад

Also, you need to take a look at the population decline of cities at the Rust Belt. Quite interesting.

@walterdayrit675 3 года назад

@@je4a301 Considering the scarcity of jobs in the rust belt, no wonder population is declining there.

@gustavsnm8332 3 года назад

my city's population has declined since the leaving of many Russian people when the ussr collapsed.

@serenissimarespublicavenet3945 3 года назад

In fourty years my cities population has almost halfed, go figure...

@zzy341 3 года назад

And my country population doubled in 30+ years... from 2.7m to 5.7m 🙊

@DoodTuber 2 года назад

China is going to be the most successful superpower of the future. This outlook is starting to change my views on the Chinese.

@LeecheeChinaTour 4 месяца назад

Sure! China will be ! Welcome to travel to China! We provide travel routes to various cities

@jafo884 Год назад

Awesome thanks so much for sharing 🌹

@TheB1M 3 года назад

Somedays it feels like we're that massive RU-vid channel that no one's heard of.... YET

@tedhansolo 3 года назад

I'll challenge you on that by sharing this channel to all of my friends.

@andyawesome2842 3 года назад

but 1.7M subscribers would say otherwise

@G-546 3 года назад

I once convinced my teachers to show one of your videos in class.

@martinarmendariz6086 3 года назад

I would share your channel with my friends but they speak Spanish cause I’m from Mexico 🇲🇽

@DrHalbesWissen 3 года назад

Try picking a fight with another channel...

@cashed-out2192 3 года назад

This is so true. There are cities over 2 million, and no one ever heard of it. A city of 2 million is considered a small town in China.

@SomeoneFromBeijing 2 года назад

Xuzhou has 9 million people. I never heard of it before my friend invited me there. As a reference, Berlin's population is 3.65 million.

@cashed-out2192 2 года назад

@@SomeoneFromBeijing Lots of time the reason is, they are just masses of people, and no skyscrapers. Only Beijing or Shang Hi, has tall building.

@SomeoneFromBeijing 2 года назад

@@cashed-out2192 No my friend, they all do. They are just small by Chinese standards.

@cashed-out2192 2 года назад

@@SomeoneFromBeijing DO TELL!

@kyh148 2 года назад

@@SomeoneFromBeijing Less than 3 million people live in its built-up area, 9 million is the municipality which includes large rural areas.

@tennyho3236 2 года назад

Foshan is called “Foshan Federation of Towns”, including Shun Tak City of Freedom, The Disabled City Town, Nan Hai City, and Gaoming and Sanshui underdeveloped areas.

@DV-zv4ox 2 года назад

We have a lady who started working for the same or organisation as me in July. She is originally from Zhengzhou, a city I didn't even know existed until she started working with us, and that has over twice the population my city has which is not small by any means. She said when she came here she got scared because the streets were so empty during the week. She was used to what I consider peak hour 24/7.

@melsyoutube 3 года назад

the rapid expansion is pretty incredible. imagine if all governments invested so heavily in infrastructure!

@MasterExploder61 3 года назад

Instead of building a train network that goes faster than 40 km/h, the United States invest in racism and Palestine genocide.

@SamuelKristopher 3 года назад

@@MasterExploder61 If we're going to get political then I don't think we can sling shit at the US for racism and genocide without pointing out that China has huge problems with that right now too.

@MasterExploder61 3 года назад

@@SamuelKristopher Like what? The so-called detainment of Uighurs? That's been debunked Uncle Sam.

@MasterExploder61 3 года назад

@Yggdrasil China are one of the cleanest energy consumers in the world. They have the largest wind, solar and hydro applications in volume.

@SamuelKristopher 3 года назад

@@MasterExploder61 Haha, ok, you earn that paycheck bro

@astrophysics6326 3 года назад

im a computer science student and i fell in love with architecture and engineering because of this channel.

@mrmp2818 3 года назад

Same, im a finance student and my love for architecture and engineering also because of this channel is causing me a real mental problem in my uni because of lack of interest in it.

@stevennotthe2997 10 месяцев назад

I was born and lived 8 years in China and one thing I can never forget is the vast cities full of 10s of millions of people, far larger than their counterparts in the us

@secariktintafootage4321 Год назад

Nice aerial footage🙏😁

@matthewhaywood3115 3 года назад

I used to live in Jinan and clicked on this thinking “I wonder if they will mention Jinan?”. I’m actually surprised they did! It’s a great city with a lot of potential.

@user-tp9pm5ww1w 3 года назад

Hi mate! Glad to hear that you enjoy your time in Jinan! I was born and raised in Jinan so the show-up in the video just makes me a little bit nostalgic haha!

@MrJakson112 3 года назад

As long as you're not a Uighur

@matthewhaywood3115 3 года назад

@@MrJakson112 One of my friends in Jinan is Uighur and loves the place.

@matthewhaywood3115 3 года назад

@@user-tp9pm5ww1w Made me nostalgic too! :)

@wongjimmy3189 3 года назад

@@MrJakson112 My relative's street vendor in Shunde is one. He made good chicken skewer.

@XicGe 3 года назад

When the narrator said "it's a rate of progression that was only really made possible by..." my brain was already filling the blanks and thinking (insert random popular sponsor name here). RU-vid has corrupted me way faster than China building cities. Great video as always, by the way!

@alumpy-acho112 3 года назад

_“mAdE pOsSiBlE bY sKiLlShArE”_

@matpk 3 года назад

Compare 1930s Nazi Germany vs 2020s Communist China IN YOUR NEXT VIDEO!! Great Autobahn Great High Speed Rail!!!!

@shrek_has_swag2344 3 года назад

Nord VPN

@catonpillow 3 года назад

@Yggdrasil Don't feed the troll Yggdrasil. He is here just for the attention. Alternatively, you can report his comment since it's a perfect fit for the 'Hate speech' option.

@paulshi5974 3 года назад

Raid Shadow Legends!

@MementoMori_2070 10 месяцев назад

Respect to 🇨🇳. Very beautiful history and rich culture. Even though western powers disagree their political propensities. China is still beautiful and ancient .

@dseven8756 2 года назад

great content

@brendanbarrow1071 3 года назад

Honestly one of my favorite B1M videos thus far (and that's saying something!) Spent a lot of time in China in 2019 and I definitely want to go back once global travel resumes. Love learning about the rather prolific rate at which burgeoning metropolises are rising there. Love your channel!

@khalilawana 2 года назад

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@huogaofanhuo1460 2 года назад

Sincerely hope that you will come to China to travel or work again, the rapid development of urban construction and the better and better quality of citizens will make you like the environment and life here

@georgelee6857 2 года назад

I visited China in 2019. Beside those amazing building and architectures, what amazes me the most is safety. You can walk anywhere day and night as you pace in your living room. That’s how safe I feel. By the way I live in Chicago and now you know how I feel

@SomeoneFromBeijing 2 года назад

I've been to Chicago, never dared to walk alone after dark. And I'm a fit young man. That to be said, the Chinese policeofficers are very lazy. But the good thing is they don't take bribes.

@nobodynoone2500 2 года назад

And yet, you are more likely to die walking in most of china. Odd how appearaces are decieving.

@keishehappyboy7051 2 года назад

@@nobodynoone2500 China is really safe bro

@aporifera 2 года назад

@@nobodynoone2500 yet how are you still alive

@nein236 2 года назад

@Nic Sae The Cities are huge in China. There are districts that are very dangerous just like in every other country.

@johnnysdesk Год назад

I live in a semi urban city with a population of more than a million. In Asia the scale of villages and small cities runs in 100,000 usually.

@siliconnitride7029 Год назад

A small town in china usually has a population of around 2 - 4 million. Ask anyone in China they’ll agree…

@Telopead Год назад

@@siliconnitride7029 not really. Depends on which province were talking about. Only some populous provinces have towns going up into millions for towns. Most towns are in hundred thousand range.

@fischman26-China Месяц назад

I may have traveled through Foshan but do not know which highways I traveled. But I am never far away in Jiangmen or Humen. Nice video.

@nik978 3 года назад

Been in Ningbo in 2005 and then moved there from 2008 to 2014 with visits till 2019 UNBELIEVABLE how fast the city changed and improved the life level about transportation, connections, cleanness, maintenance etc

@dandelionl6146 2 года назад

Almost every city and village in China transformed during last 30 years.

@jordie4423 2 года назад

I agree, China has come from far, the real estate bubble has the potential to turn these beautiful cities into the future Chicago’s. The real estate bubble is popping too fast, it erodes consumer confidence and falling prices in a real estate market , that will impact the huge local debts as well, 62 trillion at stake, is scary and nothing compared to Lehman.

@MotorCityPhoenix313 2 года назад

@@jordie4423 they'll figure it out

@roanlancephil9915 2 года назад

@@jordie4423 the real estate bubble has been criticized for over 20 years now... And yet, it has never really disintegrated. The government seems to always interfere on time to prevent complete collapse

@md.abdullaalwailykhanchowd3974 3 года назад

Wow🤯 China never stop surprising us, Just like B1M

@konathalasivasatyanarayana8480 2 года назад

Excellent video sir

@bellenvideo5629 2 года назад

Amazing 😻

@stevehouser7482 3 года назад

Is impressive how quickly they are able to expand their cities and build bullet train lines

@hardeeps5295 3 года назад

A lot is possible with no labor laws or unions

@stevehouser7482 3 года назад

@@hardeeps5295 and nothing happens and you fall behind when there is excessive Labour laws and unions

@landofthesoldcanada6407 3 года назад

So many died cause of rushed construction

@googlerwunn7344 3 года назад

@@landofthesoldcanada6407 old favorites quote!

@zszs100 3 года назад

@@hardeeps5295 There r labour laws and unions, maybe not as comprehensive as fully developed nations. They dont get paid as much but their cost of living is much lower too and then again china is a developing country after all. Their infrastructure, salary, and quality of life are on the rapid rise and along that so are peoples work benefits etc. Gotta compare apples to apples. And frankly the US could have achieved better infrastructure and health care than current us if they didnt literally spend trillions on llegal wars. I get u MUST think of something negative about china when u see positive things to comfort urself tho because u are so drenched in negativity by the sensational media. Maybe i remind u how the media played everyone regarding Iraqs WMD. :)

@doge.a.cat2002 3 года назад

Xiong'an is another city being built, the Chinese government is relocating some offices to that city, and it got a high-speed rail connection to nearby Beijing.

@kelvin3119 3 года назад

Xiong'an is being built from scratch, Foshan used to be a heritage town and a Tier 3-4 city with good location. So, still a little different.

@voltgaming2213 3 года назад

Kelvin yea one has spirit and soul other is hi tech new hub

@goda7137 3 года назад

Of course ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zpWGULnSZPs.html

@lishiping84 3 года назад

Xiong'an is just a political project attempting to fix the failure of Beijing. So far I can't tell if it is a success. If you lived in both Shanghai and Beijing for more than 1 year, you will understand why I say Beijing is a failure. It carried too much and yet Chairman Mao wanted it to carry more.

@damianjf6357 3 года назад

@@lishiping84 beijing it's a succesful city.... but Xiong an will be a failure for sure

@kc10man 2 года назад

Love that you tried this, not an easy topic to try to capture in 7 minutes. Funny that you had Deyang on that map but not Mianyang btw. Also you could do a video just about Chengdu "the new York of Central China" with a small population of 12 million or Mianyang, a rural scientific and military complex of 6 million. Also got to work on your accent lol.

@kc10man 2 года назад

@clemathieu JT like your comment in that they cannot be compared. I lived in Chengdu for 4 years and loved every minute of it. Your right in that it is nothing like NYC, even the "historic parts of town" are brand new. Absolutely love that city, went to Sichuan U. BTW. Still highly recommend a Mianyang video.

@adriandunbar3011 2 года назад

It's important to note that the word for "city" in Chinese translated to English, actually refers to the equivalent of an entire Metropolitan Statistical Area, so includes surrounding rural farmland. So, the comparison for some cities can be difficult to make.

@percivalkestreltail6311 3 года назад

My grandma lives in Jinan and I have visited several times. I really recommend it to anyone visiting China, it is very clean and not as chaotic as Beijing or Shanghai but large enough to be foreign tourist-friendly!

@user-lj1hl7rg5q 3 года назад

l live in qingdao, not far from jinan,the capital of shandong

@azurezyq 3 года назад

My hometown is Yantai. Not faraway, a really nice coast city to take a rest. Hmm, millions of people in population haha.

@wbee6384 3 года назад

@@user-lj1hl7rg5q shandong jinan, china qingdao, world weifang, universe shouguang

@user-tp9pm5ww1w 3 года назад

@@user-lj1hl7rg5q Should be CAOXIAN bro.

@imran-fo4lr 3 года назад

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@shaoorehsan9114 3 года назад

we are in the midst of experiencing and witnessing history's biggest and largest transformation and advancement in the shape of china and it's cities.

@imran-fo4lr 3 года назад

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@SaRah-kr2tv 2 года назад

Hi Shaoor ehsan?

@shaoorehsan9114 2 года назад

@@SaRah-kr2tv hi , Sa Rah.

@SaRah-kr2tv 2 года назад

@@shaoorehsan9114 How are you doing and where are you from?

@shaoorehsan9114 2 года назад

@@SaRah-kr2tv I am fine, from Pakistan. How about you, where are you from, dear.

@hhkksau3329 2 года назад

I just looked at the thumbnail and thought wait this looks really familiar.Isn't it my hometown? I am surprised that my hometown Foshan is on the list. It has always been known as the birthplace of Cantonese culture but not a massive city. Witnessing its fast development during the year is just unbelievable.

@Mazzawak 2 года назад

Dalian, Dongguan, Xiamen, Shantou, and Zhongshan are another five examples and there are literally tens more.

@martinzimangohanke70 3 года назад

This shows you how ontop this channel is with what's going on. I was wondering when people would realise how much is happening that side of the wall, with all those mega cities doing their thing.

@user-yt5xc2sn3d 3 года назад

China built that wall for strategic reason, no one know what's happening, and when China leak its capability and potential, Fighting a Trade war now etc is too late.

@tanvirhasan-Ch1mport 3 года назад

i was in ningbo for more than 4 years and it's always like a second home to me.

@eduardochavacano 3 года назад

I am very interested in Ningbo. I have been to 40 cities. I missed that city. Perhaps someday.

@blacked2987 Год назад

We discuss a new approach to the problem of quantum gravity in which the quantum mechanical structures that are traditionally fixed, such as the Fubini-Study metric in the Hilbert space of states, become dynamical and so implement the idea of gravitizing the quantum. In particular, in this formulation of quantum gravity the quantum geometry is still consistent with the principles of unitarity and also captures fundamental aspects of (quantum) gravity, such as topology change. Furthermore, we address specific ways of testing this new approach to quantum gravity by utilizing multi-path interference and optical lattice atomic clocks.

@linhai7966 2 года назад

Good one!

@markofmuse 3 года назад

I was born and raised in Guiyang, and now I am watching my favorite youtuber talk about my hometown.

@janaiyo 2 года назад

That was really interesting. Had no idea of the scale and size of China’s growth.

@alixalixchen7089 2 года назад

Have you ever doubt what are you read from NBC CNN routers ....?

@Felix-wz4pd 2 года назад

I saw that the video introduced the surrounding area of Foshan, and Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Zhuhai were mentioned, but Dongguan was not mentioned. As a world factory (Dongguan))

@abdimalikabdimalik9502 Год назад

Amazing construction and beautiful buildings great engineering congratulations to china 🇨🇳

@patricklin9758 3 года назад

Never have I ever thought my home town Guiyang would appear on this list! I am so excited that B1M recognize those 'small' cities with their own charisma. Guiyang has so much to offer with its mix of diverse cultures being hold by different minority group, with the food, the welcoming people, the awesome weather cross the year, the rich natural sceneries and many more. Welcome to Guiyang everyone! (P.s. the Lonely Planet has listed Guizhou Province as their top destinations 2019)

@MrJakson112 3 года назад

Just not Uighurs I'm guessing

@mavenwong9796 3 года назад

Cant agree you more,i was born in Guiyang too,when i saw memorial tower,which is a landmark of Guiyang,alos a place with my memories,many emotions came to me.Though it is a small city with low salary level,i wish to come to homeland for living.

@CrystalWong 3 года назад

I've been to Guiyang in 2014. I can barely recognize it now in pictures! It's so amazing how much has changed. I can't wait to visit it again

@chickentoucher55 3 года назад

Isn't RU-vid banned in the Chinese communist country

@shan0n511 3 года назад

@@chickentoucher55 who cares, there is plenty of other platforms in China that do the same

@MyLifeAsLouis 3 года назад

China is so huge like they literally has 600+ cities and 100+ of them are metro cities

@Scythe6140 2 года назад

that means about 1/6th of them are developed that's so amazing

@TheAdekrijger 2 года назад

@@Scythe6140 and they are mostly bleak appartment buildings. It is an heavily poluted, overcrowded,traffic jammed hell.

@Scythe6140 2 года назад

@@TheAdekrijger those can be resolved by taking initiatives like moving to electric operated vehicles, usage of more solar power, reduction in the usage of coal, pollution regulation of factories. But on the brighter side they are much developed than others.

@1assassyn 2 года назад

@@Scythe6140 do you think the Chinese govt will do any of that? if you do then you don't know the CCP.

@jwen1703 2 года назад

@@1assassyn maybe things are better now but still, the crackdown of air/water/soil pollution is quite serious in the past years here in Mainland China and it is quite effective.

@Shridhar_8080 11 месяцев назад

The roads in China always fascinated me 💛🔥

@kanchisharma130 2 года назад

60% Population settled in Metropolitans!!! That's pretty impressive.. it's an urban country

@nigelkhan5331 3 года назад

Without a doubt one of the best channels on RU-vid ever, high-quality content to fill our minds 😁👍

@deanstacey 3 года назад

I used to live in a city called Suzhou that has almost 11 million people! Blows my mind that there are so many massive, yet relatively unknown cities in China!

@jase87 3 года назад

Suzhou is super historical and famous in China, the world just hasn’t been keeping up with Chinese cities, but then again, we all only really know 2-3 major cities in any given country isn’t it?

@feather563 3 года назад

@@jase87 true

@louiswu6300 8 месяцев назад

play a three kingdoms game, then you will know all important cities in China. the majority cities in China are all have thousands of history, except Shenzhen.