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What’s it like to live in China so long? 

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@marc.curtis
@marc.curtis 3 месяца назад
You're telling my own story! 13+ years here, plus 5 years of commuting from Los Angeles 4 times a year. I live in Guangdong, Zhongshan City. It's a good life.
@margarettang2201
@margarettang2201 2 месяца назад
We just moved to Zhongshan from Hong Kong, and find the life is v. nice and relaxed here!
@dontaskmewhy100
@dontaskmewhy100 2 месяца назад
I am in Zhongshan too. I am from HK.😂😂😂
@januschan711
@januschan711 2 месяца назад
I am moving to Zhongshan. Also from Hong Kong. Nice to meet people living in Zhongshan.
@marc.curtis
@marc.curtis 2 месяца назад
@@januschan711 That's great! It's a very good city for living.
@marc.curtis
@marc.curtis 2 месяца назад
There are many foreigners here, and in my area many Hong Kong people too.
@mariomastadon7650
@mariomastadon7650 3 месяца назад
You took the words right out of my mouth... Freedom you get from low crime is a human right in China.
@mariomastadon7650
@mariomastadon7650 Месяц назад
@@TOKYOTOYBANZAI If you live in China you will find out that there are online channels to voice your honest opinions, and it works. What's terrible though is how freedom of speech in the West is decaying. e.g. Police have arrested more than 3,400 people for ‘offensive’ online comments in one year in the UK. Bye Bye freedom...
@jaylang382
@jaylang382 Месяц назад
​@@TOKYOTOYBANZAI Freedom of speech has benefits, but also several disadvantages. Unless you are in a place like Japan, people abuse freedom of speech and use it to defame others, share obscene materials, incite violence/hate speech, etc
@pblchldy8082
@pblchldy8082 29 дней назад
​@@TOKYOTOYBANZAIdefine freedom of speech ?
@drazzle6267
@drazzle6267 27 дней назад
​@@jaylang382💯
@Luming-di9rf
@Luming-di9rf 25 дней назад
Whenever the West talks about human rights I want to throw up. The US is the world's leading terrorist state and human rights abuser.
@michaelgec3344
@michaelgec3344 4 месяца назад
Wow, pretty much spot on with my views and thoughts. I am American expat in China now 14 years. China is now my home, for many of the reasons you brought up. From Zhuhai, Guangdong
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
Zhuhai is a lovely spot. Taken the kids to the aquarium there a couple times. Having belugas was a bit sad though.
@88jojo
@88jojo 4 месяца назад
The Dragon Boat Festival is coming in June. Have a good feel of the Dragon Boat Festival atmosphere in Guangzhou. Bro.
@michaelgec3344
@michaelgec3344 4 месяца назад
@@88jojo Hey friend, June we are on a road trip, Zhangjiajie, Chengdu, and Chongqing maybe out for the entire month. I do love watching the Dragon Boats, we will watch from what ever city we are in.
@wanfufo
@wanfufo 4 месяца назад
玩得开心❤,我最近在山区露营探灵,但我不担心失联,因为大山里也有信号📶基站。
@journeylu5934
@journeylu5934 4 месяца назад
From zhuhai too. It's really a lovely city and seafood here is so good!
@zhiguowang-mi6kh
@zhiguowang-mi6kh 4 месяца назад
The first time I watched someone talk about safety in China, I didn't really get it. I don't have the concept of safety because I am Chinese and live in a small town in Connecticut, USA. Later, I finally got the meaning of SAFETY after I visited San Fransisco.
@weizhang2834
@weizhang2834 4 месяца назад
The 1st time I heard a English talk about safety in Beijing was 2009, I thought it was weird and didn’t think more about it until I live in California, yes , some Chinese even think China is not safe enough because they have no idea what is like outside of China, also the social medias in China always says how better outside of China, how bad china is
@danlan3433
@danlan3433 4 месяца назад
@@weizhang2834The social media must be controlled by the China haters.
@hermesliteratus882
@hermesliteratus882 4 месяца назад
Wait till you visit NYC or LA.
@DigitalAlligator
@DigitalAlligator 4 месяца назад
Small town in USA is still very safe, but the metropolitan area is hell
@lomileage
@lomileage 4 месяца назад
If you are white, you are relatively safe everywhere in the US, but can’t be said for the minorities.
@kin9225
@kin9225 4 месяца назад
If you were a BBC reporter, all those trees and plants would be grey rather than green!
@santin4reel
@santin4reel 4 месяца назад
😂 you watched too many videos from Cobra 😂
@azzamatic4190
@azzamatic4190 4 месяца назад
Yes and the overcast sky would be described as pollution
@soetun297
@soetun297 4 месяца назад
😅😅😅
@Xiexieda
@Xiexieda 4 месяца назад
😏😏😏
@jparsit
@jparsit 4 месяца назад
​@@santin4reelwhy you said that.
@richarddaniel2416
@richarddaniel2416 Месяц назад
Totally agree with everything you said. Living in Shanghai now 17 years, previously about 5 years visiting China until I decided to make the move. So happy to have my child being educated here, in the public system. Your right about newbies complaining, I simply say to them, its not wrong, its just different, embrace it. I was told before moving here a couple of points, it takes about 5 years to get in tune with the culture and to catch all the flu and cold viruses you have not been exposed to, both were correct. The bulk of my friends here now are locals, they are such great fun to be around, Chinese certainly have a great sense of humor. Life is good.
@hengongchua6250
@hengongchua6250 4 месяца назад
The whole length of this video showing all the outside areas I have not seen any trash on the floors. And everywhere is so green with all the trees.
@hengongchua6250
@hengongchua6250 3 месяца назад
@NoName88837 , get out of your hell hole and see the real world.
@CharlesShaw-dd4qg
@CharlesShaw-dd4qg 3 месяца назад
你想看到中国不好的哪一面?
@ilexma783
@ilexma783 3 месяца назад
@@CharlesShaw-dd4qg人家是赞叹不是找茬😂
@phanhuyduc2395
@phanhuyduc2395 3 месяца назад
Well cities in China are almost flawless but their country side still very outdated .
@hengongchua6250
@hengongchua6250 3 месяца назад
@@phanhuyduc2395 , are you sure? You think Vietnam countryside is better?
@MrDavidc
@MrDavidc 4 месяца назад
Enjoyed this upbeat video and agree with all the points. Returning to UK after a year in China, it feels like a shabby uncomfortable world, although I'm lucky enough to live in a reasonably quiet place, but the news and politics is depressing.
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah I live out in the countryside when I’m back in the UK for visits, but when I went to downtown Newcastle, I did find it a bit grim. Shops boarded up, inflation through the roof, metros and escalators broken down and signs up warning of the dangers of stealing the metro’s cables. 😢
@bobwang8784
@bobwang8784 3 месяца назад
@@guangjoe “英雄不问出处,电缆不问来路”
@bill_tan
@bill_tan 3 месяца назад
“shabby” pronounce interesting haha
@qingliu3669
@qingliu3669 Месяц назад
@@bobwang8784 😂😂😂😂😂
@Theosis78
@Theosis78 3 месяца назад
I discovered China a few days ago for myself after my wife and I watched a wonderful Chinese film. Since then I've been in a positive rabbit hole about China and am more and more impressed by this country. Your honest video reinforces my positive impression and encourages me to consider a stay in China.
@byc6230
@byc6230 2 месяца назад
juz go to China for a few days trip, it's 144hr visa free right now
@thecsucihai
@thecsucihai 2 месяца назад
Can you tell us which wonderful Chinese film you watch?
@Theosis78
@Theosis78 2 месяца назад
@@thecsucihai Hachiko (2023)
@Reina-vov
@Reina-vov 2 месяца назад
先生。如果你對中國有興趣,不妨先來旅遊考察。因為中國實在太太太大,你要先在旅行中確定一個你最想要的養老城市。是繁華還是寧靜。
@kleinepetit1037
@kleinepetit1037 2 месяца назад
@@Theosis78 Well, that movie talk about japan actually XD.
@bmk8018
@bmk8018 4 месяца назад
I like your attitude. You're essentially in someone's house and you're not interested in trying to rearrange their furniture how you like it. Rather, you're respecting them by living according to their rules. And, like you said, if one doesn't like it, the door's always there. Many Western leaders insist that any country that doesn't adopt our style of "democracy" is authoritarian. Where in the fabric of the universe is it written that the only permissible way to govern a society is Western-style "democracy"? haha. keep up the great work
@limlim-rk6pq
@limlim-rk6pq 3 месяца назад
well said
@gg-ki5wz
@gg-ki5wz 3 месяца назад
👍
@lip8509
@lip8509 2 месяца назад
I Love your videos .❤🎉❤🎉
@karenduncan6953
@karenduncan6953 2 месяца назад
Really like your statements 😊
@grandwonder5858
@grandwonder5858 Месяц назад
Western “democracy” goes like this: “If you refused to do as we tell you to do we’re gonna invade your country, kill your leaders, and steal all of your natural resources and wealth!” That’s the “democracy” the US has been imposing on other countries for the last century!
@medialcanthus9681
@medialcanthus9681 4 месяца назад
Nothing like going for a nice walk by oneself reflecting on life's blessings. ❤
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
💯 therapeutic.
@hingfaichan291
@hingfaichan291 4 месяца назад
Exactly
@YongLi-np3wg
@YongLi-np3wg 4 месяца назад
You have such a positive and kind mentality. Nice to have you here in China. Enjoy!
@Olli-SYF
@Olli-SYF 3 месяца назад
Living and working in China for 17 years was an amazing experience. To be part of the incredible transformation of China since 2004 makes me humble and grateful. The shock came for my after my return to Germany, now a f*#ked up country.
@Theosis78
@Theosis78 2 месяца назад
Jordan Peterson erklärt, daß die Linken sehr gut darin geworden sind, die gesellschaftliche Mitte im Westen vor sich herzutreiben, indem sie ihr ständig ein schlechtes Gewissen macht: mit Migration, Klima, Gender, Ukraine usw. Solange ihr das mit euch machen laßt, geht's weiter bergab.
@lei-ic5ig
@lei-ic5ig Месяц назад
China is getting better with part of your work.
@Ziegfried82
@Ziegfried82 Месяц назад
When I saw Germany again in 2016...I was shocked. I haven't been back since and I'm sure it's gotten a lot worse since then. Most of Western Europe is in a death spiral, and the USA is also in decline.
@OakwiseBecoming
@OakwiseBecoming Месяц назад
China knows how to deal with Islam.
@sweetburger8039
@sweetburger8039 3 месяца назад
When you walk on the streets in China, they are very clean. I'm in New York, and the downtown area is quite dirty, with garbage everywhere and lots of homeless people on the streets. It seems like China does many things better than the U.S in many aspects.
@someuser7501
@someuser7501 3 месяца назад
@sweetburger8039 That's because a lot of the middle class has moved to the suburbs leaving NYC with a higher ratio of poor people who don't care about keeping the streets clean. Look at the mean income of NYC compared to its suburbs. Then notice how clean the suburbs are even though they probably don't have street cleaning.
@Reina-vov
@Reina-vov 2 месяца назад
中國還是有窮人的,但是政府已經在想辦法了,就我自己的經歷,我看到政府給與低收入的窮人申請免費或者低費用的住房保證,因此蓋了很多房子。但生活需要自己努力,不能白拿政府的錢躺平。 不過依然很多人說中國貧富差距的問題,我想指出哪個國家都有貧富差距,而且中國即使什麼都沒做,依然被西方國家抹黑打壓,很多外資撤離,百姓失業,中國政府也不是全能的。不應該這麼苛責。
@someuser7501
@someuser7501 2 месяца назад
@Reina-vov The difference is in the US the poor congregate to cities because they have public transportation (to get to work) and more low income/Government rental units. In the suburbs (with less public transportation) if you can't afford a car your life will usually be completely miserable (which is mostly intentional to keep the poor out)
@EndTikTokandTwitter
@EndTikTokandTwitter Месяц назад
Lol those are literally only the main downtown areas, I would bet my life that it looks like India 5 minutes from where they’re filming
@pblchldy8082
@pblchldy8082 29 дней назад
​@@someuser7501that's got nothing to do with your governments failing USA and senators/mayor's. There are much better examples seen across the world of effective governments
@judithermer7969
@judithermer7969 4 месяца назад
If I was a lot younger I would seriously look at moving to China. I have been watching a lot of programs and truthful videos about China and find it is not what we were programmed into believing in our Catholic school education back then. Go China.
@gk189
@gk189 Месяц назад
My classmate in Harbin was 75 years old and he decided to move to China and learn Chinese. It’s never too late 😁
@pablogoldenberg9159
@pablogoldenberg9159 4 месяца назад
Congratulations on the video, it is really instructive, simple and practical about life in China. There is too much Chinophobia today and it is important to spread the word about how things really are. I lived in China a long time ago, they did not have the development they have today but the spirit is the same as you point out. Since I lived there I was able to realize the potential of that country and its wonderful people, I am glad that you are doing this selfless work of disseminating the true reality, I personally appreciate it. Congratulations from Chile! 🇨🇱
@ritalee2914
@ritalee2914 3 месяца назад
It’s my first time watching your video, everything is so well said. You made a real good decision to have your kids raised in a safe country.
@lei-ic5ig
@lei-ic5ig Месяц назад
Me too, he talk freely, but very logical and clear.
@qt.81
@qt.81 4 месяца назад
I wish when mainstream media make interviews for their China documentaries, they pick people who are actually qualified to make comments. People like yourself who have lived in the country for a long time, rather than those who have not even set foot in China....
@jiang1340
@jiang1340 3 месяца назад
No, it doesn‘t fit their job.
@1Melody1963
@1Melody1963 3 месяца назад
Yes. Someone who has lived in a country, learned the language, who understands the culture (at least as much as a newcomer can) is much better qualified to speak on a place.
@lowkeyconvert8971
@lowkeyconvert8971 3 месяца назад
nah, they choose people who will suit their twisted agenda and anti-china narrative.
@mafarnsims
@mafarnsims 2 месяца назад
US mainstream media is owned by corporate elitists and they are the mouthpieces of the US govt to spread whatever narratives and propaganda they want
@jessylim5591
@jessylim5591 3 месяца назад
I absolutely enjoyed watching your video all the way to the end. I must say you have done so well Snide as you speak your mind with a well balanced mindset. 12 years in China is long time as a foreigner & managed to blend into the society & on that you should be proud of yourself. Keep it up & I surely look forward to watching more videos from you.
@tlowe9796
@tlowe9796 4 месяца назад
Hey Snide, glad I found your channel. I am really fortunate to have lived in Shenzhen for about 7 years between 2008-16, those are some of the best years in my life. Before that, I have lived in Singapore for about 22 years since birth, 15 in Canada, 2 in the US, 7-8 months in HKG. Beside Canada, I cant really say I enjoy any of these places except Shenzhen but then Canada (Greater Toronto Area) is also started to get worse when I left in 2008. In case anyone still wondering, just go to China and experience it yourself. No words are better than your own first hand experience.
@CN_SFY_General
@CN_SFY_General 4 месяца назад
GTA in Canada is bad now, not safe anymore.
@yuf2675
@yuf2675 3 месяца назад
i think the life of Shenzhen can't compare with Singapore yet
@braglee6500
@braglee6500 3 месяца назад
That was the good old time in Toronto, things are completely different now😢
@uwanttono4012
@uwanttono4012 4 месяца назад
Glad you came into YT feed and having lived in China for 15 years I readily agree with your observations on China! I love the country and return as often as I can. We in the West can learn SO MUCH from China instead of the US ramping up "Yellow Peril" demagoguery, starting trade wars and imposing sanctions on China! Great content and a new subscriber here!
@RuchunLi
@RuchunLi 4 месяца назад
人们选择做一个守法的公民,并不是仅仅因为摄像头,更重要的是学校、家庭、社会的教育,中国人受到的教育是不做坏事,不做坏人!
@zhou16
@zhou16 2 месяца назад
我觉得就算是一块石头 都能让父母 祖父母 老师们教育成一块善良的石头😂😂😂
@niu-ge
@niu-ge 2 месяца назад
@@zhou16 主要原因是老百姓都有钱了,就算底层也有了生活保障,没人冒险去犯罪,如果一个人三天没吃饭,他什么事都能干出来,仓廪实而知礼节
@beatricewan9958
@beatricewan9958 Месяц назад
如果有家庭成員犯罪入獄,是很羞恥的事,家人會覺得無顏面!
@lei-ic5ig
@lei-ic5ig Месяц назад
是的,这是一整个系统性的环境,共同构建一个和谐的结果。
@CarpsterKing
@CarpsterKing 4 месяца назад
Ignore all these anti China haters....in actual fact they are all paid by the NED ...no need to be an apologist to all these anti China haters...keep it up ... jia you...
@johnnywalker2220
@johnnywalker2220 4 месяца назад
Exactly all the hate originates from the CIA, including Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the other
@maggiechan33
@maggiechan33 4 месяца назад
Yes, NED.
@johnnywalker2220
@johnnywalker2220 4 месяца назад
We all know who is behind NED
@hellencx88
@hellencx88 4 месяца назад
​@@johnnywalker2220USA Congress
@tlowe9796
@tlowe9796 4 месяца назад
@@hellencx88 Congress is only the chess pieces, weasels who follow orders.
@margaretabendroth8658
@margaretabendroth8658 3 месяца назад
GREAT VIDEO. I LOVE CHINA. HAVE ONE SINCE I WAS A LITTLE GIRL. NOW IM 71. WISH I COULD GO SEE CHINA. ENJOYING YOUR VIDEO FROM FLORIDA.
@Ben-qe8cx
@Ben-qe8cx 2 месяца назад
Welcome to my city Shenzhen! Shenzhen Rencai Park(深圳人才公园)is amazing Park!
@Ben-qe8cx
@Ben-qe8cx 2 месяца назад
If you want to see China 2,000 years ago, go to Xi‘an! If you want to see China 1000 years ago, go to Hangzhou! If you want to see China 500 years ago, go to Beijing! If you want to see China today, go to Shanghai! If you want to see China in the future, go to Shenzhen!
@autodigitvlogs
@autodigitvlogs Месяц назад
​@@Ben-qe8cx makes sense
@greenmagicdragon
@greenmagicdragon 4 месяца назад
I stuck it out for the whole video. Thanks for waxing lyrical about your thoughts and ideas about living in Southern China over the years. It’s all food for thought. Cheers mate.
@janscary8564
@janscary8564 4 месяца назад
😅
@Gentlemann1
@Gentlemann1 4 месяца назад
Great video Snide... I can agree for 100%, after more then 16 years living in china. exactly how i feel and think about it. Was 2 years ago back in the Netherlands, kids sticking each other with knifes.. what the helll???
@antwango
@antwango 4 месяца назад
western kung fu! no holds barred.... none of the honour, none of the spirituality, none of the culture, no self control, all violence!!! MMA is the be all and end all of martial arts blah blah
@xucg
@xucg 4 месяца назад
Every country has its own problems. Recently, in China also happened kids killed kids, which caused concern and debate throughout the country, and the case is still open, let's see what will the judge decides .
@andrewlim7751
@andrewlim7751 4 месяца назад
​@@xucg In China, it happens once a few years, in the west, it happens on a daily basis, and sometimes on mass scale, no comparison.
@neilchan7361
@neilchan7361 4 месяца назад
@@xucg I think what you’re referring to is school bullying which in my opinion is a different topic. But yeah, something needs to be done in our education system to shift away from being so academic centric. That being sad, other countries such as Japan also have school bullying issues.
@一个说话大声的中国人
@一个说话大声的中国人 4 месяца назад
Every coin has two sides, including all and every Western moral concept; privacy is no exception. Besides protection for criminals like child molesters, privacy is also helping bosses manage workers. Think about it: if no one knows each other's salary, is this good for the workers? Or is it good for the bosses to manage the workers? If you are a boss, you promote privacy; you tell your workers to treasure their privacy, such as wages as secrets. However, if you are a worker, you don't know your fellow workers' salaries. How is that good for you? By keeping your wage a secret to your coworkers, you are helping the boss manage yourself and your coworkers for the boss's benefit. So, privacy is invented by capitalist intellectuals to help employers manage employees. Of course, there are also intellectuals who help the workers, such as Karl Marx, who invented communism. However, workers love their capitalism and employers, and workers also love privacy. Workers hate Marx, and workers hate communism even more.
@ericliume
@ericliume 4 месяца назад
An absolute freedom for each individual is not freedom, but anarchy. Freedom is only achievable if it is for the collective greater good but not focused on individuals.
@gatesbisson1746
@gatesbisson1746 4 месяца назад
A true statement of wisdom Well said well done well put
@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor
@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor 3 месяца назад
You yell “freedom” to people with child-sized brains who don’t want to be restricted at all (forget all the laws in place in the West that already doesn’t allow for 100% freedom either) to get those gullible dumb ppl to vote for you. That’s how “democracy” works in the US. It’s just an adult version of a student body president in high school running on putting free soda machines in the hallways and making lunch 2 hrs long. Whoever is the slickest and most manipulative win. Look at Drump. Morons voting for another moron cuz he speaks their language.
@eddyevodius
@eddyevodius 3 месяца назад
Permission to quote your nice quote
@rob5197
@rob5197 2 месяца назад
I agree but I got there 50 years ago a simple young man just sitting in a park and contemplating - - we have forgotten how powerful silence is
@SutekhDaSteemroller
@SutekhDaSteemroller Месяц назад
Only if youre under benevolent dicators
@roastpork5437
@roastpork5437 3 месяца назад
The irony of surveillance state is that it's about the same level of surveillance in USA. There are cameras everywhere but if you get in trouble or getting mugged in NYC, no cop will be around.
@Flashec-47
@Flashec-47 3 месяца назад
A large number of cameras means stable security. If you are robbed, the police can catch the criminal within an hour, relying on these cameras.
@nsebast
@nsebast 2 месяца назад
I dont get why Westerners fear surveilance in a public place? Do you want to something shady?
@bshthrasher
@bshthrasher 2 месяца назад
Indeed, looks like surveillance in China is for everyone's safety, but surveillance in the US is intended to protect the state from the people sort of.
@adamwu4201
@adamwu4201 Месяц назад
@@Flashec-47 因为摄像头的存在,所以潜在的罪犯就被限制住不能实施犯罪,而选择去劳动,神经病除外。
@laorenshener
@laorenshener Месяц назад
@@bshthrasher 中国的监控系统是为了公共区域安全,而美国是监视全球的领导人、企业家,这就是为了全球霸权的合理的理由?
@masque7645
@masque7645 3 месяца назад
We are Canadian Chinese who lived in Canada for over 40 to 50 years We just moved to Canton recently to retire. The financial stress, safety, drugs issues and many other problems that people have to struggle or deal with are immediately vanished as we landed in China. I was almost fear of going out either worried about being attacked or robbed. One of my friend from there of course brought up the topic of " surveillance"... I love to have the cameras everywhere so that I know it is for our best interests. We live well here in China!!!!
@ljh-ez2yp
@ljh-ez2yp 3 месяца назад
我不认为是“监视”生活那些监控只是为了安全保障。没人会在意你是谁,监控也不是时时刻刻都在盯着你,只要你不偷不抢不对社会造成影响你就是好市民,不用担心
@有熊氏猫
@有熊氏猫 3 месяца назад
只有有犯罪或者需要其提供特定帮助的时候才会真正调用,其它时候,几乎没有人关注他们到底拍摄到了什么。没什么好担心的,只有好处,没坏处,当然对有违法意图的人,是一种震慑。
@herryso6238
@herryso6238 3 месяца назад
Thats the funniest thing with the west. Too much cctv, they say, it breach of their human rights for being constantly surveillance’s by authorities. When crime or bad things happen to them, they will say why don’t they put enough cctv to keep them safe.
@ticket2ride3838
@ticket2ride3838 3 месяца назад
How often do you have to leave China because of visa requirements? Thx
@benjaminphilips3737
@benjaminphilips3737 3 месяца назад
监控你的人不就是罪犯们吗
@yungchan8914
@yungchan8914 4 месяца назад
First time back in China after 24 years, china is very green even under the bridge. Trees grow 15 feet apart. Lots of flowers on the roadway 😊
@crucialwallyx
@crucialwallyx 3 месяца назад
What's makes you stay outside China for so long? You don't have family in China?
@jamesmao375
@jamesmao375 3 месяца назад
Welcome back! 多回来逛逛
@Moroi12
@Moroi12 3 месяца назад
Hey,can you spare me your Wechat id and password, I can't use Wechat here in my country it is banned. Please give id and password that is you are not using.
@陈诚-i9f
@陈诚-i9f 3 месяца назад
the true freedom you can only experience in China , no need to worry about your safety , no drugs , no crimes , no gun shots , you can do whatever you feel pleased to do at anytime as long as you dont break the law . Even a young pretty girl can walk along in the park during night time , no harrass , no rapist , no homeless people , pure harmony .
@fabioren3336
@fabioren3336 3 месяца назад
有的,你所说的这些在中国都能发生,中国人也不是圣人,也有好人坏人,只是,中国法律对这些犯罪的惩罚很高.中国人在中华文化道德的熏陶和约束下几乎不会做这些事情. 只能说这些犯罪在中国发生的机率比世界上其他地区低低低低低很多.
@phanhuyduc2395
@phanhuyduc2395 3 месяца назад
Yes and the fact that they have the same amount of face reconizing CCTV as their population means you can not escape the crime you did
@AstronautAmbience
@AstronautAmbience Месяц назад
Any east asian monoculture. Plus you can use international apps without a vpn and get quality produce unlike in PRC.
@nghiango1655
@nghiango1655 18 дней назад
Can you sell me a VPN?
@mephisto2812
@mephisto2812 4 месяца назад
One of the reason why I watch foreigner in China is the food, and they look delicious because they are so affordable. Here in the west. when you see good food, first thing in your mind is Ï can't afford that". Chian vlogers on food industry and the beautiful scenery is just a good escape for us who lives from pay check to pay check. and that damn Trudue is making it worst for most of us here.
@DubboU
@DubboU 4 месяца назад
You left out a very important fact about real Chinese food - they are generally very healthy, aside from being affordable!!! Anytime I watch channels about "western" food, it's mostly deep fried, dripping in oil, oozing out fat, and screaming of cholesterol.
@panyaboonc5621
@panyaboonc5621 4 месяца назад
Go and visit China to see China with your 2 eyes and you will realized how much you have been lied by your media and government telling Americans not to visit China because it is dangerous, dirty, you are followed and monitored everywhere you go.
@loremasteringwion9930
@loremasteringwion9930 4 месяца назад
@@DubboU That's quite the stereotype. You realize there is Western food that isn't deep fried right and plenty of it. All Chinese people I think western food is burgers and pizza lol.
@CN_SFY_General
@CN_SFY_General 4 месяца назад
You are from Canada?
@Juve0Jerry
@Juve0Jerry 15 дней назад
@@DubboU Salad says "no".... hahah
@ddaa-w6s
@ddaa-w6s 4 месяца назад
Sir, you are a righteous man, thank you for speaking up for justice
@stuartdunbar6121
@stuartdunbar6121 4 месяца назад
Me in the kitchen on Sunday listening to you "ramble". Enjoyed the video and what you had to say. The East is the future. You're in a good place.
@johnthurn1559
@johnthurn1559 Месяц назад
You’re a very honest and enlightening guy who I completely understand for having been an expat in SE Asia. I thoroughly agree with you in reference to ‘freedoms’. My mantra is that ‘freedom comes with responsibility’. The West has lost its way. End of story. Don’t have to defend yourself! Cheers John
@israeldavila27
@israeldavila27 4 месяца назад
Regular Snide is cool, but suit Snide is a whole new level. Loving the thread's Snide.
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
Appreciate it mate
@gabrielzhu
@gabrielzhu 4 месяца назад
Western media ain't gonna to be happy about this.
@ljh-ez2yp
@ljh-ez2yp 3 месяца назад
毕竟真像才是快刀
@vister6757
@vister6757 3 месяца назад
Many westerners will not like this too. They trust the Western Media and the name Communist Party strike fears in many who don't understand that it is only a party name which no longer runs based on a communist ideology
@jeffmartin8952
@jeffmartin8952 Месяц назад
Ivd been to China many years ago ..what a changed since and thank you for your well educate and spot on life living in China Jia you🙏🇦🇺
@romeong5218
@romeong5218 3 месяца назад
First time for me to finish a supposedly "boring" walk-talk. But you did great! I'd been visiting China and I know what you are talking about.
@RawSienna
@RawSienna 4 месяца назад
Hello from the USA! I watched the whole video, thanks for sharing your thoughts. It was insightful and you made good points about the varying viewpoints of living in China when it comes to perceptions about freedom. I’m glad you and your family are having a wonderful time over there and I love that your boys have such a dynamic group of teachers at the international school. I’m a first year teacher this year and I’m teaching first grade.
@timgoodman4472
@timgoodman4472 Месяц назад
Great content and thanks for sharing. I've lived in China a number of years and are of the opinion that if you're not breaking that law who cares who's watching. Also, those complainers are just hilarious. They come here and the honeymoon is on. Oh it's such a great wonderful place but lose that after a short period of time because they can't accept the culture or the people. It's not about getting pissed every night and having to get up in the morning to go and teach English. China's not for everybody but China is for me. I love it and can't think of being anywhere else. Cheers
@louiserobinson9776
@louiserobinson9776 3 месяца назад
Hello from England! This video popped up on my RU-vid homepage so I watched it, all of it, and I just subscribed! The video stuck a chord with me, especially on two topics: freedom and respect. The Brits are so strange, they share all their personal details on Facebook but are dead set against the idea of an ID card! In China children are taught civil duties such as, respecting public properties. Here even country lanes are littered with fast food packages thrown from cars and water bottles from cyclists! As for the cities, surveillance cameras are vandalised with paint, shop and restaurant windows are smashed. 🤷🏻‍♀️
@elizabethburton6558
@elizabethburton6558 3 месяца назад
Hi Mr Snide - the more that I learn about China through people living there the easier it is for me to suggest these sites to people who are stuck in their attitudes. I think I'd like to visit China but until then I'm pleased to have you and the others - some Chinese and some non Chinese - to show me this amazing country and it's people. The West needs a counterbalance in the East and for that I'm glad.
@briancousins3101
@briancousins3101 3 месяца назад
I am an older Canadian man but have had 4 visits to southwest China (Hainan to Shanghai) in recent years. I will return in December this year. My only regret, that I did not go earlier in my life. I probably would have stayed to live there. Good wishes.
@byc6230
@byc6230 2 месяца назад
@@briancousins3101 if u go there 30 years earilier maybe u won't like it so much, the old China is a different world.
@pandabearoceanpark
@pandabearoceanpark 4 месяца назад
You get on a cruise ship they check your passport and take your picture too. I often meet people from the US and Eastern Europe. They said that they don't like China because they don't want to get arrested just because they express their opinion. They are incredibly naive or misinformed. You don't get randomly arrested in China for saying the wrong thing and people don't have a tendency incite political divide. Chinese people know that harmony and stability are the key factors that keep the country solidified and moving forward. The Chinese people have enjoyed the fruit of good governance and freedom to live a safe and prosperous environment, it's only the West that's lying to its people to keep a sense of superiority in their mind.
@leonlili5312
@leonlili5312 3 месяца назад
说得太对了
@snooker9773
@snooker9773 3 месяца назад
The Western people cheat themselves for the sense of superiority. The Western governments lie because they are incapable of governing and they can't afford to let the heavily taxed people realize the reality.
@phanhuyduc2395
@phanhuyduc2395 3 месяца назад
If you read a summary of China history for 10 minutes, you will understand why their socieity need to be ruled by an ironfist goverment otherwise China will fall apart. The same for most East Asia country, a.k.a Korea, Japan, Vietnam.
@canuck21
@canuck21 2 месяца назад
The fruit of good governance 🤣. If I want to say Justin Trudeau is a piece of 💩, I'd like to say so without being censured. All governments are 💩 pal.
@grandwonder5858
@grandwonder5858 Месяц назад
Freedom of speech? What freedom of speech! I can’t even leave a comment about the mafia tactics of the US gov without YT blocking my comment and sometimes even warned me about doing such a thing! Look at what they did to Julian Assange and Edward Snowden for telling the truth about the US gov! They’re nothing but a bunch of liars, hypocrites, and criminals! That’s all they are!
@neeks29
@neeks29 4 месяца назад
Great video Snides, thanks for sharing. a refreshing change from the usual press about China. We never get to see this sort of thing really and it looks like a great clean, safe place to live. Happy for you man! And here's to hoping for that Nike SB contract 😂 can you imagine!!
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
Glad you enjoyed it, even if I did ramble on and go off topic! China is a lovely place to live, and I’ve barely scratched the surface with this video. Think I’ll share some more cool stuff that’s going on here. Day to day stuff.
@ian180packenas
@ian180packenas 4 месяца назад
Enjoyable video. Nice to get a different perspective of China. It sounds like they are doing it right with there level of security etc. Thanks Ian
@ChangingMan2023
@ChangingMan2023 4 месяца назад
I have been living in Guangzhou, China for nearly 24 years and I am still having such a good time. Yes, there are problems and flaws here, but on the whole, it's a great and safe place to live. I can't remember how many times I have told people; "If you're not happy here, just leave." No malice etc....., just go and find somewhere you can find your happiness. My brother in law is a bus driver and he lives on what we call a council estate. Three bedroomed flat in a building less than 6 years old, a private secured compound with schools nearby (the football pitches are immaculate), the shopping centres are good and the restaurants are really good. No litter. No matresses, no burned out bins and none of all that other rubbish. I sometimes get stopped by the police and I get asked to show my passport. A copy of it on my phone is fine nowadays. You mention the Canton Fair, are you based in Guanghou?
@gechu-gh2ws
@gechu-gh2ws 3 месяца назад
Because China will expel illegal immigrants, illegal immigrants will commit crimes😂
@ChangingMan2023
@ChangingMan2023 Месяц назад
@@SKubric Cheers! Having a blast touring China for three weeks at the moment. In Sichuan at the moment. Off to see the pandas tomorrow.
@themanwithnoname5585
@themanwithnoname5585 4 месяца назад
The reason location is now checked and displayed for online comments is because of the amount of negative and fake stuff coming from internet army of tw or us.
@alphonsuswells1772
@alphonsuswells1772 4 месяца назад
I watched all your video good stuff keep them coming you have a great outlook on life agree with you100% uk is so broken .
@BarryandchrisSheath
@BarryandchrisSheath 3 месяца назад
I enjoyed watching this guy.I stayed until the end.If I was younger I would definitely go and see China.
@tony32101
@tony32101 4 месяца назад
Great video Snide, would love to see more like this especially a video on the different foods in China. 3200 sqf apartment for $840/month is incredible and great looking cars!
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
I need you to do all my number conversions! 😆 thanks for watching and commenting, appreciate it. Lots more random content to come I think!
@tony32101
@tony32101 4 месяца назад
@@guangjoe you got it mate!
@Hocksan3333
@Hocksan3333 4 месяца назад
A picture paints a thousand words. You are just topping the cake with some sweetener. China as an Asian country is always very welcoming and warm… those chose to have a negative view of China please stay in your tent city!
@loremasteringwion9930
@loremasteringwion9930 4 месяца назад
Why is China trying to destroy the US?
@edorpina1474
@edorpina1474 4 месяца назад
Thank you for sharing your insights and seeing the sights.
@CowDaily
@CowDaily 4 месяца назад
Fair play to you Snide. You are one of the only people I follow who I can listen talk about most things and do different styles of video. Would love to see you do more about your life in China alongside the market vids etc. I don’t necessarily agree with everything you say in this video but that doesn’t matter to me, I’ve watched your stuff for a while and I respect you. I can tell you are a good dude and it will be a privilege to learn about China through your eyes.
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
Appreciate that mate. I knew you wouldn’t, but we don’t all need to agree on everything to crack on. I agree with a lot you say on your pod, it’s why I’m subscribed. I’m of the mentality that you can pick and choose different political views - I feel like western democracy is used to divide people and put people into tribes pitted against one another. Seems people aren’t really allowed their own opinion anymore and have to go with their leader or choice. I can appreciate both systems at the end of the day. Home is where you make it. Appreciate you watching - there’ll be more random stuff like this.
@CowDaily
@CowDaily 4 месяца назад
@@guangjoe I really want to see you do more stuff like this, you are an intelligent lad who can provide a unique perspective on Chinese life and relate your experiences to a life in familiar with. I am absolutely locked in for that. It doesn’t matter to me that I 100% agree with somebody, it matters that I respect them and that they act in good faith. I’ve watched enough of your stuff to know that’s who you are. Dude I am absolutely fascinated by your life and the things you are into. For me, I’ve worked super hard recently so last night I went on an odyssey catching up on your stuff, it relaxes me. Never underestimate the power of that in 2024 sir. Not much does given what I cover in my work so I’m genuinely grateful for your content. I wish you and your family nowt but the best brother. I respect you, you respect me and nothing can divide us. ❤️
@vikkitang8353
@vikkitang8353 3 месяца назад
It's so amazing to see the local people are working hard to promote their traditions and the uniqueness. No matter what, Chinese people are non-stoply, are trying hard to make their living environment better and better. We shouldn't ignore the efforts which Chinese people are making. Welcome more foreign friends to come to visit China! You will see China is not a threat or a dangerous country as what your government is trying to tell you. 💖 Peace! 🤗
@sammysamboza7922
@sammysamboza7922 4 месяца назад
Keep on walking and thinking then sharing with your viewers.
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
Yeah it’s a nice format, even if people don’t watch…it’s therapeutic. Nothing like a walk in the park by yourself.
@baitna4913
@baitna4913 3 месяца назад
Awesome video 👌 Thanks for taking the time and giving us what's it like to live in china. You've completely change my views about china. I would definitely visit china after watching this video. Thank you again 🙏 God bless you and your family my dear
@Reina-vov
@Reina-vov 2 месяца назад
中國很大,也許需要幾年去探索。希望你找到你在中國最喜歡的城市和人民。
@JimInfinita
@JimInfinita 4 месяца назад
Really enjoyed this, hope you enjoyed your walk. Great content as always, and always keeping it Snidey.
@2melinc
@2melinc 4 месяца назад
I did stick out your whole video - I like your positive mentality toward. Thanks! Bravo! Keep enjoying your life!
@ktv45780
@ktv45780 3 месяца назад
Beautiful China! Thank you for sharing.
@leoyyl6452
@leoyyl6452 4 месяца назад
What an excellent video, thanks hugely for all your positive facts of life, I am an old Chinese man leaving in London .
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
Glad you enjoyed it! How do you enjoy life in London? Hope you are well.
@river-dragon6032
@river-dragon6032 Месяц назад
Really enjoyed your video! Thank you very much! Great positive attitude to life! It really helped me to stop being negative all the. Love from Malaysia!🇲🇾❤🇨🇳❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
@Metroplexkickz
@Metroplexkickz 4 месяца назад
Always cool seeing what type of tech China has and yes please do a video of the food and restaurants in China
@Reina-vov
@Reina-vov 2 месяца назад
中國的食物視頻不好做。有平民食譜,也有擺盤精緻的菜譜,更難的是,中國有56個民族,每個民族都有自己特色食品,每個城市也有當地食譜,中國人自己都需要靠旅遊探索,根本多到無法統計。而且還在不斷創新中。
@Windstar9101
@Windstar9101 3 месяца назад
I don‘t usually watch a long video in this tiktok era but somehow I managed to watch it till the end. The vibe is great and I feel like I walked around the park with you😂. I appreciate the way you talk, calm and wise. Love your content, keep going.
@Karrera911
@Karrera911 4 месяца назад
China is a great country, glad you are enjoying it too. Keep up the good work and live postively👍
@TheAshman69
@TheAshman69 4 месяца назад
Nice video man. I totally get you and the mentality you have. When you travel the world you get the real perspectives. It's very easy for people to have negative opinions from behind a screen and keyboard.
@yandenuts
@yandenuts 4 месяца назад
Or even worse, from Western "News" programs.
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
thank you. I think it’s very easy to consume too much news in one sitting and be convinced that things are awful. It’s all about having a critical eye and thinking about the media’s purpose behind their news.
@kokoon2530
@kokoon2530 4 месяца назад
Wow bird chirping in background in city area. I supposed the ecosystem is marvelous.
@mushroommanicman
@mushroommanicman 3 месяца назад
I've been wanting to move to china from the US for years, hoping that in the next couple of years, I'll be able to do so. Thank you for the video. A lot of westerners only think negatively of china even though they are helping build a decent world.
@yongdeng1813
@yongdeng1813 4 месяца назад
Like your geniune unbiased video, i wish i can live in china also, but i am going back to my hometown this november. Keep doing tour great stuff, u have got a new fan!
@JPP685
@JPP685 20 дней назад
Awesome recording and thank you for all the great points. I went to China earlier this year and I was very impressed and will definitely be going again. Keep up with the great work 👍
@internationaldaily9820
@internationaldaily9820 4 месяца назад
In China, the emphasis is on harmony and the community over the self. This is due to the influence of Confucianism, Taoism, etc. The same is true all over East Asia. Indeed, it can't be said that there is no such thing as 100% individual freedom but if the community is screwed, how can you have any individual freedom. There is complete individual freedom only when everything is in harmony, and you can take care of yourself. It is not such an abstract concept...
@thestoneunderatree
@thestoneunderatree 4 месяца назад
@@JohnSmith-sm7ez 没有人压垮她,她是成年人,她是自愿的。你是否真的了解这件事?
@711colonel
@711colonel 4 месяца назад
Your entire walk during your video is very peaceful
@frankchao2095
@frankchao2095 3 месяца назад
I really enjoyed your video and honestly I really respect your life philosophy toward your surrounding. What more can I say and all I have to say is keeping the same attitude and your life will be much happier. Writ Large!
@maniaouri2146
@maniaouri2146 Месяц назад
absolutelly true every word of yours (I live 20 years in China enjoyinh the most hospitable and beautiful society )
@nickh9108
@nickh9108 4 месяца назад
I stuck it out from the beginning to the end. Great Vlog. Thank you for sharing.
@ahjotland6721
@ahjotland6721 3 месяца назад
I could not believe I stuck out your whole video! Watching your vedio from Pennslyvania, USA. Your honesty and sincerity insights made me enjoy your "rumblings"!😅😊😊👍👍👍
@PaulSmith-su8mp
@PaulSmith-su8mp 3 месяца назад
Greetings from London, UK. Really enjoyed your video and fascinating to hear about your experiences within China. I don’t read anything in the media as you get such a one sided opinion. Yours however shows a really great insight into the country that some revere and others are scared of. I’m here to learn more about China, so I’m here with you through subscribing to your channel. Looking forward to seeing your contents in he future. Xi xi.
@SPICEMAN1055
@SPICEMAN1055 3 месяца назад
Great video! Having traveled to China a number of times I've always been fascinated by the rapid change occurring in my cities. Maybe do a separate video on food...my favorite subject in China
@flipster7746
@flipster7746 4 месяца назад
I am from Germany. For me english is also a foreign language I had to learn. I think for children these days learning multiple languages is a very good thing
@CDTsuiPo
@CDTsuiPo 4 месяца назад
When what you can display in public can't be called private, those that can't be exposed in public are private. Your face is not private, likewise your ID is not private, only criminals are afraid to show who they are.
@LW78321
@LW78321 4 месяца назад
Hey Snide, this is the first time I've watched your videos. I agree with your points having been to China on many occasions over the last few decades. Honestly, each time I visit, it amazes me how much China continues to improve. I admire their efforts to want to be better in all aspects. Really enjoyed the video as I went on an afternoon walk in Melbourne 😊
@ahkiet99
@ahkiet99 4 месяца назад
100% with you on security issues
@tweenyconsul5322
@tweenyconsul5322 4 месяца назад
The best educative Vlog ever! Thanks for sharing! I am really looking forward to visit China in the near future!
@stevenleegraves3377
@stevenleegraves3377 2 месяца назад
Great video agree with you. ive been living and working in china for 18 years. It is sad to see how much the uk is getting worse when i go home to visit.
@maggiema2777
@maggiema2777 2 месяца назад
Someone lived in UK for 10 years whom just returned home last year and this is one of the best decision I made in my life, to be honest in last 10 years there were no change in UK at all except just more path-holes or homeless people. British are the sweetest but the government and politicians are so hypocritical and biased to its most, at the end I just couldn’t bear it anymore, like you said China is much better place to raise up your child with Confucius culture and safer environment 😊
@kimmeelee9758
@kimmeelee9758 4 месяца назад
BRILLIANT thoughts and mindset! Thanks for sharing! Stay POSITIVE, man!! I look forward to more of your videos!
@SupaSkitz
@SupaSkitz 4 месяца назад
Great video Snide keep it going! ❤👏🏽
@DelfenLee
@DelfenLee 4 месяца назад
Hey Snide, I have watched the whole video! Glad to hear that you enjoy your life here and I do appreciate your positive attitude which can definitely make your life happier. Please also share your thoughts about China with your friends and relatives in the UK in case they are "brainwashed" by the media and politicians there. Thanks!!
@anjapeggy727
@anjapeggy727 3 месяца назад
I travelled to China with a cheap group tour with my whole family ten years ago. Since then all of us are definitely relatively hardened against the constant negative China news in the west. Last year I was in Korea and I so enjoyed the technology there.I really would love the advanced technology and I miss the feeling of being safe as a woman during nights in a city .. Good for you…you made the right life choices and couldn’t there more news like yours on a TV screen !!here… 👍🏻💕🇨🇳
@Reina-vov
@Reina-vov 2 месяца назад
上次來中國是十年前,那麼有機會有心情的話,歡迎再次訪問中國,因為已經天翻地覆,在中國,三年就能看出很大改變,而你已經離開十年了~
@cartcity290
@cartcity290 2 месяца назад
Thanks for your video and your honest opinion, very appreciated. It gives me the courage & inspiration to go & visit China as a non Chinese speaking person ❤
@mechannel7046
@mechannel7046 4 месяца назад
Per capita, there are more surveillance cameras in America than in China, so there's that
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
Interesting indeed. How are they helping do you think?
@weizhang2834
@weizhang2834 4 месяца назад
so as London , where the 1st city with cameras in the world
@mechannel7046
@mechannel7046 4 месяца назад
@@guangjoe With that many surveillance cameras, the US has managed to have the world's largest prison population, amounting to a full 1% of its total population, in addition to out-of-control crime, never ending mass shootings, so I guess all those surveillance cameras worked really well
@someuser7501
@someuser7501 4 месяца назад
@snide. he's not telling the whole story. The vast majority of the cameras in the US are not controlled by the government/police. They are owned by businesses or homeowners. For instance doorbell cameras are pretty ubiquitous and so are cameras in stores. Outside in the streets they are almost nonexistent except for intersections with lots of car accidents.
@birdyashiro1226
@birdyashiro1226 4 месяца назад
@@guangjoe问道点子上了,有跟没有一样😂😂
@kindface
@kindface 4 месяца назад
Liked, subscribed. Yeah, I watched until the end. Because I wanted to know why you stayed on in China. And it sounds like you made a good choice.
@chinathesideyoudontsee8157
@chinathesideyoudontsee8157 4 месяца назад
Imo the most difficult thing about living in china is the Government not truly accepting you ( visa restrictions ) I say this as someone that has lived here for 17 years , is married to a Chinese national and has a daughter whose nationality is also Chinese. Maybe difficult isn't the correct word but inconvenient due to having do go to the PSB every couple of years to renew my residence permit , besides that " I LOVE IT. " I truly recommend everyone visit the country at least once to experience it for yourself. On the 8:13 minute mark of the video , I can't remember how many times I have had that exact exchange and answered the exact same way !
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 4 месяца назад
Yeah 💯 there are challenges, but I imagine we’d face issues wherever we chose to relocate to. Having said that, I’ve only visited other countries, not live in them. From your username - I’m guessing you have a channel or content on this? I’m replying from studio app so can’t click on. Will check it out later 👌
@chinathesideyoudontsee8157
@chinathesideyoudontsee8157 4 месяца назад
@@guangjoe Yes, you are 100% every place would have its challengers. Ye I have a channel , nothing special though. I just make some videos when I have time to try and show people China is maybe different to what they have been told.
@Ginyiwei
@Ginyiwei 4 месяца назад
China is not a country of immigrants, and it is extremely difficult to obtain Chinese citizenship, with only a thousand successful cases in decades
@chinathesideyoudontsee8157
@chinathesideyoudontsee8157 4 месяца назад
@@Ginyiwei It is not about citizenship as most foreigners I would imagine don't want to become Chinese citizens which by the way is becoming easier if you tick enough boxes. It's more about permanent residence which most countries grant if you have family in or have contributed to the country over a selected time frame. I would think a change from 2 years to minimum 5 for a family visa and maybe a 2 year work visa for those curious about China would be a good start. In saying all that the visa process now is much easy than a decade or two ago but still an inconvenience for some as not every person lives in a place that has a PSB down the road.
@yananneteoh9818
@yananneteoh9818 2 месяца назад
​​​@@chinathesideyoudontsee8157 I totally agree with you on the visa restriction and being made to feel unChinese with the constant red tape e.g. being unable to buy train tickets online like the Chinese can and having to attend to anything in person at the station with your passport. I'm Chinese, born in old favoured colony, now u Malaysian, Anglised and settling down in the UK. as though Chinese is my mother tongue, my first language is English. I can speak fairly good Mandarin, and some Hokkien and Cantonese but I'm only proficient in English... above native. Fluency but with an Oxbridge accent and a faint Malaysian voice tone. I ve always felt at home in the UK and I can empathise with any radical groups - right, left , black and ethnicminority... But not the extremists. I feel perfectly at home in the UK which accept my nationality as British. I would hate to live in China I love so much whose govt. I share my deepest affiliations and whose people With whom I have the most profound empathy and love. I'm an inspired, free thinker, intellectually incer😅lined, laid back uand easy going professional woman who only takes her educational work seriously but all else after the daily grind as my free time...I can't be bothered with paper work to save my life...this is why I don't. Live in heaven - which is China ❤❤😊today...🎉🎉😂
@TheB1nary
@TheB1nary 3 месяца назад
What a fantastic place China looks when revealed by someone actually there!
@HugoBrown
@HugoBrown 3 месяца назад
Love hearing from people living in other countries, and especially nice to hear from someone who has lived a long time in China. Thanks for sharing Snide
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 3 месяца назад
Thanks for your comment. Have you lived overseas?
@HugoBrown
@HugoBrown 3 месяца назад
@@guangjoe I'm orginally from New Zealand and Live in Australia, but also had opportunity to live Thailand for awhile, Now im in my mid 40's feels like a life time ago now but was the best time of my life learned so much. A few years ago for my 40th I went to Japan for month and travelled around I loved it especially from safety & politeness of people and everthing was orderly. I watch a few walking/driving youtubers from China and I am always amazed at the infrastructure and cleanliness even in rural towns. I always find myslef asking why can't Aust & NZ be like that in rural areas and the infreastructure in general. Who knows before I exit this life maybe I wil get to experience living in china or japan.
@eNigma011
@eNigma011 3 месяца назад
Thank you for your honest, personal opinion. I support China 100%. Despite the propaganda from the West, China is helping it's people and improving their lives unlike Western countries where crime, homelessness and poverty dominate. Westerners need to do their own thinking and not believe what their government tells them. Western governments keep the people in fear and poverty to control them. In the end, it's up to the individual where to live!
@Silent_thoughting
@Silent_thoughting 3 месяца назад
Never never never feel so grateful for looking a video! I do benefit of your opinion about life. I am kind of collected person but still sometime affected by other's sentiments. You make me rethink of my attitude about life. Thank u! Yes,I am chinese, it's more convicent and correct for me to express my gratitude in Chinese. But for respect! Finally,enjoy your life! If you talk about nationality, we are different. Once you think of earth, we are Brother and Sister earthians! Good people deserve good life! That a equal deal.
@guangjoe
@guangjoe 3 месяца назад
It’s one thing to share my ideal reaction to adversity, but another altogether to actually employ this mindset at all times. I wish I could say I’m always calm and collected, but that would be a lie. We can only try our best, and the next day, do better.
@minchen5187
@minchen5187 4 месяца назад
Well said ❤
@3d4fun96
@3d4fun96 4 месяца назад
China’s safety is not only about extremely low criminal activity but also about resolute intolerance towards drugs and arbitrary gender changes.
@cheungchingtong
@cheungchingtong 4 месяца назад
you can actually change gender if you want, you just need to be checked in hospital to get a certification that proves you really have done the surgery before you go to police bureau to alter your gender on ID. But teaching kids about reckoning their genders is a fking big NO in China ofc.
@idirhhrin8876
@idirhhrin8876 4 месяца назад
it’s because it’s ethnically homogeneous and has had thousands of years to reach it
@chinaman1
@chinaman1 4 месяца назад
@@idirhhrin8876 UK is also homogeneous for many centuries. but it's been devolving into it's current state now. Look at London and so many other cities, some smaller towns are like so sad and depressed, the people are like stuck in the 70s and 80s. It's weird to call China a Developing country and the UK a developed country.
@大写的V
@大写的V 4 месяца назад
在中国是可以改变性别的 但是如果教唆未成年人改变性别 会受到处罚
@贺海涵
@贺海涵 4 месяца назад
中国对改变性别的政策是:不支持,不反对,不宣传,不讨论:由每个人独立决定,不受别人观点左右--无论改变与不改变。
@hingfaichan291
@hingfaichan291 4 месяца назад
I enjoyed watching your whole video and admire your positive energy. I have just subscribed your channel. Thank you, mate.
@路过的-p7u
@路过的-p7u 3 месяца назад
China's safety is crucial for families with children, and your choice is right!!
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