What happened to China's Rural Fairy Princess Liziqi?? 

... yeahh, right... see whose truer? Sure, we are supposed to beleive that imo, the greatest Secretary of State we ever had as in Mike Pompeo (x head of the C.iA. for christ sakes) just labeled this a genocide in China but it is NOT? I highly doubt this... they were thorough breds.... Mike def WAS....

You should talk about censure in RU-vid and how SJW and the liberals are destroying the platform. Cheers!

Her content is fantasy Rapped in lies ⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡

@@ReganMarcelis What are you babbling about?

Never stop calling out the CCP. May I suggest a video by the Indian company 'The Print'? It's about the Pentagon's latest report on the CCP's intentions.

Not only urban Western ones bro, but also other Asian and middle East countries as well, because the videos are so professionally made, that's why 🙄

Speak english god damnit

Yes it’s a “see this is how well the starving rural farmers live, don’t fret about them another moment!” This is optics for East and West.

@@ghost-user559 not quite starving. Been to rural parts of China for vacations, I noticed they ate well with fresh meat+vegetables cooked from scratch, no processed food nonsense like the West. Yes, a lot of ppl living in rural China were starving 20/30 years ago, but now, I highly doubt that food is a major problem in China rural areas. Thanks to technology+farming technique China now has an over production of fresh produce, a lot of fresh produce in China are selling for cheap. But, having excess of food doesn’t mean you’re rich. China’s problem now is not food, they’ve already tackled the food shortage problem . Now China’s problem is wealth equality. A farmer in rural China can eat one of the best quality food you can imagine, free range chickens, wild caught fish from the rivers, fresh greens, fresh fruits, grass fed beef/mutton, but, they’re still poor. I’m ethnically Chinese, but, I’m not from China. What I’ve noticed through my travels in China now is that food is not a problem in China now. Toxic food/fake food is a problem in China, but, shortage of food isn’t. Sure, there are still very poor ppl in the rural areas In China who doesn’t have much access to a wide variety of fresh food due to their geography (eg: those who lived deep in the mountains/grasslands), but still they’re not starving, they’re just eating the usual food that you would expect nomads/tribes ppl would eat.

At least Fox News and MSNBC News are classified as "News Entertainment." This romantic false rural princess stuff is labeled as just News. Lol

You clearly haven't watched her from the beginning. As she became more successful, her space upgraded.

@@Mary-cg1sl she is a city girl then gone back to rural for her grandparents. No one said her videos are not good but let's be real that her videos are more doing something EXTRA which is good for entertainment but doesn't occur in real life. I love her artistry.

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.....considering how easily chinese are brainwashed.....im not even surprised anymore

You obviously haven't been to other countries....

This is the truth!

Very hard, but very good. That is living. Waking every day to sit at your computer with no pants on is not living

I grew up farming and have had other jobs but ended up coming back to it because I love agriculture. No other job I’d rather do. Makes me feel like I’m apart of something because I help feed the world.

most people shall never know, but they don't wish for it all the same.

It's an internal need people are feeling to return to a solid environment and leave the artificial cities.

There's some of them legit, they do a timelapse over weeks of effort.

OK the digging swimming pool definitely staged, the story is some guy who knew how to work cameras went to this village and so to help them he made a channel to show their craftsmenship.

@@generalyapwt makes sense

I get how you can be fooled by a girl and a grandma with 4 $40k full cinematic cameras and perfect soft lighting But how do you get fooled by 2 guys building an underwater swimming pool with nothing but a spoon

Why are so many comments childish, so what exactly does Li Ziqi's film promote? Both vegetables, fruits, delicious food and gardens are made by herself. She didn't say that this was the case in the countryside. Are you trying to find a ready-made in rural China? This is fantasy

Lol 😂

Posting on Western social media?! -10,000 Social Credit!! 😫😫😫

@@lightseeker5554 *John China

Or ….REFUSE to acknowledge that the enemy exists at all…..

Art of War was by Chinese Sun Tzu

Yup you can tell if a person actually working in the rural place is by observing their hands.

They use oil every morning every evening. That keeps your hands fit for silk. No joke, try it out.

@@jamegumb7298 What type of 'oil' we are talking about, mate? I need to know it badly.

@@Jeeettttttt Olive oil is an often used easy one. I was shown this trick by a seamstress that handled silk from time to time. If it would work well if you perform hard labour as well, no idea but I doubt it. I do not only sew, and I mean fabrics as well as chicks, but also lift daily, and though the hands stay softer than the hardened skin that is usual, it does not eliminate it. Though the skin is less likely to catch any piece of fabric so to say.

@@jamegumb7298 even if you use oil everyday it won't work. It only works if you stop using your hands doing rough work when you use oil to treat it afterwards

Agreed, I am pretty sure she has made it clear that people don't live like that there, and she's just kinda doing a sort of fantasy lifestyle for entertainment. Only fools think she's attempting to portray any real existence.

i really love how westerners underestimates easterners, we are hard working and we can till our own land. we are not spoiled and would just rely on machines.

@@scarlettohara7117 good lord I’m not underestimating her, but have you watched all her videos? We’re talking acres and acres of farmland. And her hands are pristine. It seems unlikely she is hand tilling all of this. There are a ton of Hmong farmers where I live and they sell at the farmers market. Their hands don’t look like hers. Again this is no shade at her she is amazing. I’m just saying I doubt she’s the sole farmer involved in the operation. I also don’t doubt she farms the small part by her house and a portion of her gardens. I don’t doubt she knows a lot about farming. But her hands just aren’t realistically full time farmer hands. And that doesn’t take away from the magic of her videos.

​@@twitchascension yep I remember reading that controversy, which was MUCH bigger in China than in the west. Most westerners never even heard of it. Heck a lot of westerners just assume she became a CCP shill. In reality the CCP was scared of her. She was a self-made girl. She basically played along with the CCP to not get canceled. Unfortuanately because of haters boiling up her controversy so much, westerns don't see her the same anymore.

When you are too good, people start thinking you're faking it

because thats not what the channel is about? If she wanted to show that part of her life, she'll be vlogging instead. I dont get this "fiction" thing. so you all think, she doesnt actually know how to grow vegetables. she didnt actually make these mini furnitures? I dont see how any of the stuffs she did was impossible. Most, if not all, of those things are googlable. Maybe its cause i cant read chinese, but does it say in there that she represents rural china? I watch tons of videos about homesteading, and its the same exact thing.

@@aj-sz8mu When I chop vegetation with a machete, or haul bamboo, or dig holes, etc.....I sweat, I get bug bitten, scratches on arms from branches, have dirty/muddy clothes on, bits of dry leaves in my hair, etc 😂 I don't know what "homesteading" videos you watch lol

@@kng3785 so ur saying she doesnt sweat? She doesnt get bug bites? Like dude. Have you never heard of bug spray? Or sunscreen? Or products to protect your skin from these things? Dude. She aint a farmer. What part of homesteading isnt clear? Like i watch very beautiful people who homestead (Who in my opinion are more beautiful than her) Or at least i never once paid attention if they have any body imperfections. Are they all fake then? Is it wrong for them to not have callouses or bug bites and such? And you seriously think they would focus the camera on these parts of the body? She almost never show her arms. Onviously very modestly clothed. And somehow u know for sure she doesnt have any blemishes. Sigh. Do u need her face to be filled with acne or bug bites for you to believe shes been outdoors once in her life?

My question is, if she isn't a CCP managed personality, how come she had access to RU-vid when no regular Chinese people have access to it

@@aj-sz8mu Don't make a fool of you, you understood what he meant...

@@cristina8868 because in majority of the world rural equals struggle

@@cristina8868 Because most people dont have time to do arts and crafts everyday just to make their garden look nice. They are too busy working to make a living. Only a person with plenty of money and dont need to work could live this lifestyle,

@@tubester4567 I do, I am one of the millions that said... I am done...I would rather become self sufficient and do without some things than be miserable with all things.. The transition had not been hard... yea...I am no longer co-dependent on a broken bankrupt country... us of a! So now I grow my own food from seed, scraps, I could already sew, but I do have quite a leather pile and am waiting to see if I can integrate any crafts she applies to this stack!

Pretty sure my aunt was forced to move crops in the country side for like a a year or so when she was like 16 or something and she definitely did not find it peaceful or idyllic

@@tubester4567 my grandmother ls hard working. We survived in the countryside. My grandmother knows how to plant and make a bed matt out of long leaves that she plants in our garden and she sells it. She knows how to make bread and other snacks too and sell it. I never think we are poor though what we have in our house are only basic needs and the foods served on the table is plain ir to say our diet is clean. Our garden has vegetables, some root crops and flowers . My grandmother knows how to make oils and perfume too out of the fragrant flowers in our garden. I missed her.

My daily life is stressful, working so hard and earns just enough to go on living,every time I watch her, i allowed myself to imagine and relax, i love living in rural area, at least i can learn new things from her, better than watching other RU-vidrs who has sometimes harsh contents, some are just jealous of her, it doesn’t mean you have to believe what your eyes could see, 😳😳 still watching her old videos though,❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰😘 i love her❤️

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Exactly. Neither she claim that her videos represent exact copy of rural China. People must use brain. Edit: I love the last part of the comment "I don't follow her channels to watch documentary" 🖒

Wait, what? Hurtful ideas? What hurtful ideas are there being taught to the youngins? You know what is infinitely more damaging than any RU-vid monetized content? Oppression. Ocean floor dredging/decimation. Dog & cat torture. Ethnic superiority. Genocide. separatism. re-education. denialism. R*pe culture. Biological/chemical warfare. Authoritarianism. And all the best examples of such aren’t coming from the US, that’s for sure. And thank you for your scathing exposé, however youtube absolutely will and often does cancel anyone who dares sneeze funny. RU-vid censorship is rampant right now. IMHO, the slow-motion stick princess is potentially far more damaging with the ideology she represents. I’m sorry, but just as with child sacrifice and modern slavery, any culture that measures flavor in terms of pain and suffering is at best Evil. I’m knee deep in “get off my lawn!” right now, I think it’s airborne! But why do people become so cynical when they hit the back nine? Your name is literally the Baker, you make pancakes and watch the super relax happy Chinese garden pixie… why Karen when you could just as easily be a dog at festival time? It not worth it. Plus, the young adults of today might honestly be the best generation humanity has produced thus far from what Ive seen and know. I wish my generation was much more like them even though I believe my generation had way more fun! Some people will complain about the littlest things instead of what matters I guess though.

@@jibokomiuliI’m pretty sure none of the people commenting here all offended for their pixie (like you, India Use Your Brains) even watched the video past the first minute, but anyway… the last thing the ccp wants anyone doing, it’s use their brains! when we collectively began using our brains and demanded a stop to Uighur internment & genocide, the CCP pulls the same “trick” forcing Uighur women and children to smile, dress up and dance for brainless tourists and media! And when that fool of an American ccp RU-vid mouthpiece just happened to run into a whole gang of choreographed dancers with vegetables, where we supposed to read between the lines then, too? If there is one thing the ccp does not want ppl to have, it is the ability to think freely, critically and independently! The ccp always shows and says exactly what the people are to “think” about everything. The largest population on earth has been reduced to little more than automatons, parroting ccp tag lines. Forget having free will or imaginations! It’s inhuman and it is terrifying! it’s not the citizens fault per se, but they could resist a BIT, encourage using imagination at home, like all the great underground movements of music/dance/art/culture. But they’ve all given in to the lies where everyone’s the same, working for the greater good, while the poor toil, suffer and die never benefiting from this notion of equality. It’s a joke, a farce.

The problem is that no one watches the people who post real life. The fantasy stuff is infinitely more popular. I suppose this is why propaganda works.

If you believe that, you also believe in ‘reality’ TV

I disagree. Liziqi inspired sri lankan, american and vietnamese girls to all create their own channels where they demonstrate traditional values and culture. It's a great way to breathe life into traditions regarding food, clothing, etc.

@@AzathothTheGreat I think you and the next commenter missed my point.

@@AzathothTheGreat You can watch her old videos where it shows her going back and forth to set the scenes, she also shows her callus hands with actual blood and tears on the skin, her videos are legit (maybe not anymore now). When she got big, she now has a camerawoman, stop spouting bs you don't know about.

...and fantasies of a utopian life.

its so popular for people to fantasise about living a life away from capitalism, i dont blame people i do it too

I have been watching her for that same reason I'm not from a rural area but my husband is and when I married i adapted to my new situation and there is no way to not get dirty if your life is in the country but I love my life and the freedom my children experienced.☺️🇨🇷

At the very beginning she did everything by herself, using only a mobile phone, and of course all of that was not easy! But over time, her hard work paid off. Her videos which she initially produced by herself, now makes with a small team.

She didn’t, she had to move to the city at a very young age to send money back to her grandparents in the countryside. She would sometimes be homeless, doing odd jobs and survived off bao buns most of the time. She started her videos as advertisement for her produce but since people only watched her videos she began to specialise in them. What you’re seeing her is the end product. The comments here are just assuming things about her while completely disregarding her hard work.

@@joeyjoejoejrshabadu lol, you're pretty clueless then, because literally all the nationalistic comments below claimed it as real, SHE claimed it as "real life", and all the foreign Sino-boos claimed it as real too

@@joeyjoejoejrshabadu tell me this - how many kids can really use the kind of deductive reasoning to ascertain this? Not many. So, most kids from around the world think this is real, nationalists from China will claim it's real because even if they know it's not they are forced to by the government and/or personally just want people to think China is superior to make themselves feel better, and adults that just casually watch a few videos just aren't exposed enough to it yet to realise it's not real. Anyways, sure, it does show some Chinese culture, BUT the techniques aren't really traditional, and it comes down to this - if you're practicing ancient traditions in a country that largely has abandoned them in modern life, AND the government actively tried to eradicate them in the past and is still eradicating tradition in order to craft a fake version of history so that they can control it, well....these traditional Chinese crafts aren't really Chinese anymore, it is a fairytale

Yep Real Farm Girl has defined muscled arms. Carpenter Hobbists, Even Dedicated Art Students have some form of Calloused hands or cuts on their handles. An Actual Chopping wood to build house manual farmer WILL NEVER HAVE SMOOTH HANDS.

@@joeyjoejoejrshabadu From the beginning of her very first video, a person with sharp eyes on details and understand the real China, will know that everything was faked and staged . . It is an irony that so many westerners were fooled by this scheming Chinese lady .

@@dudugo_g 对对👌

@@yountune9799 Really? Which part of China you been? I'm a northerner have a natural light skin. I lift weights and always trying to expose to the sunlight especially during the summer time. I get tanned. It has made me more ripped, high testosterone looking. Men and women I've encountered all think I'm hot and healthy.

i would assume make up

Sunscreen... plus she lives in northern China where the uv index isnt as high as it would be here in Texas. And if she lives where they film, its in the mountains where fog hangs the majority of the day. Her skin tone as absolutely no bearing on her work.

@@yountune9799 *but* Singapore? Heh bro, *especially Singapore, and particularly from their gen z.

it's a difference in beauty standards, in the US it's considered beautiful to have tan skin, but in east asia it's considered beautiful to have really light skin. so even if she was actually spending all day in the sun she'd be doing everything to lighten her skin

They show you a cut where she starts and a cut where she ends. If you think she builds an entire well by herself, think again. There are dozens of people involved in keeping that property intact and producing stuff. She isn't sewing every day, isn't cooking every day, it's a fraction of her lifetime and only done on camera

"...show people that you can make that kind of life for yourself anywhere you go." certainly not in the current China

@@LaNoir. I know she has a team recording and editing it, but the rest is assumption, we just don’t know, and assuming she doesn’t do hard work is insane when you consider how hard people (demonstrably the Chinese people) are capable of working… she has never done anything in her videos I didn’t think I could do if I wanted to. I do know the videos show her working plenty hard, she is clearly very capable. Also, most people online only film things they do once- ‘restocking’ videos are usually just people buying those products for the first time (or receiving them for free) and organising them aesthetically; people often film tasks nowadays because having an audience that responds to it is extra incentive (especially when you struggle with motivation, or demand avoidance, as many do), and especially when you can monetize the video as well, you suddenly have more reason to do this thing you might’ve otherwise paid to have someone else do or put off doing yourself as ‘technically unnecessary’, like when she went around gathering stones to make a stone path, she could have done without that path, but she chose to monetise a potential project by making a video about it. It’s very inspiring- even if she has help! Doesn’t everyone deserve to! But I’ve never felt I couldn’t do it alone.

@@kato2395 maybe it’s rare in the cities, the more integrated into government control/society you are (that’s true of everywhere), but certainly there are people making little pieces of heaven for themselves _everywhere_

@@highfae Ofc she chose to share the building of that stone path because she planned it herself and just wanted to vlog it for interested viewers 🤦do you know what a production crew is You probably also think Jamie Oliver waters his giant garden on his own and all his pans are hand-crafted by himself. Those people get a script, shoot the required scenes and go home - that's not her home, it's a shooting location What more than we already know has to happen till people finally understand that China sells propaganda wrapped in dreams, just because "we don't know the truth" doesn't mean that blind trust is a good idea when it comes to a country that imprisons journalists and everyone leaking precarious material that could reveal the truth. Jamie Oliver gets called out - because people don't go to jail for it Why would Liziqi stop filming if it's her honest hobby and her home, the management got her in the hand and she probably can't even use her usual shooting location because of it

He is right ....I am Chinese.

Wow! Thanks for honesty 👏

It's everywhere in Cantonese channels. Just the leftards control western media would not tell u becoz their bosses love China corrupted money

I mean you can check real rural people of china in youtube videos, people struggle for even water. And here she has abundance of everything. I always had doubts on her authenticity but no doubts it's very aesthetic to watch.

This guy doesn't shill out to the Chinese. Good on him. It's going to cost him all his social credits though.

Yeah, it would be a shame if her skills at faking bowyery would go to waste

@George Washington i mean, yes, but i don't see what that has to do with any of this lol.

if she makes the gubmint mad she'll be in an iphone factory in no time...

If she loses all her social credits, she'll be sent to the re-education camps.

I'm a Chinese, and I really do not understand why you guys believe there is a so called "social credit" in China , of course there is something like that , but I'm sure not the same as you imagine . When you say "social credit "to a local Chinese , the first thing come to his mind is the economic credit , which depends how much money you can load from the bank , and also if your credit card default you may become a defaulted executee by the judge of the court.

Great!

Caaaaatton

This was the first time I saw either of those and god it was gloriously hilarious 😂

Now you'll just need to uncover the origins of "Ballsack!"

She did start out in a city job in Shanghai, though.

I agree. I grew up on a dairy farm in BC. There is no way anyone can look as clean and pretty as she does while doing farm work. Still fun to watch.

@@soggymoggytravels all the skills she pretends to know would take a lifelong pursuit assuming both gender roles in a very traditional nation. Living in the city beforehand just bolsters how manufactured her content actually is. It’s certainly a romantic notion being self sufficient, but it fades quick when your hands are bleeding,knee deep in pig shit everyday and stressed out because of a bad harvest. Not going to say it isn’t rewarding, but it’s certainly not glamorous and it will definitely take a toll on your body. Even if you “moved from the city”, within a year or two you would have recognizable traits anyone who has picked up a shovel or hammer and used them in earnest could recognize.

@@jimsabo1189 Yeah as a country boy from the farm now living in the city I have met so many city people who think country life is like working in your back yard on a little food garden. When you literally don't eat sometimes a day or two in a row or have not electricity for a couple of months because your crops were hit by a random bug invasion or bad weather you just wake up and get out and work all day hungry. You have no money for food and electricity because you paid the taxes. When I was 20 I lived on the streets for a year and a half busking with my guitar and traveling the country. It was so easy to survive in the city compared to the country. Free food and no need to work as long as you don't need much. That being said 20 years later me and the wife are looking to get a homestead going. I miss the country life. I expect it will be tough as Ive not done manual labor in years.

@@jimsabo1189 I agree. I spent one season as a farm hand, and I was covered in dust and manure every day under sweltering heat. Li Zhiqi certainly does look to have plenty of talent in crafts and cooking, and I’m sure she’s learned a lot from her grandparents, but it’s clearly not representative of typical agricultural workers, which is why it’s important to understand who is backing her and how authentic her context is.

Which part?

The whole rap attempt was bad 😂😂 laughable

need to be used with the "that gave me cancer" meme

Maybe it's wasn't a ccp rap song . just some random idiot singing.

@@johnnywong1018 Yes a random useful idiot (CCP stooge)

she pretty much represents china on youtube so im not shocked . the government will disappear her if she messes up

是的，所以我确定你（1000000%）没有去过中国。

Whether it's real or not has nothing to do with you. Do you want to see the tired farming in the countryside and make yourself feel relaxed sitting in an office?

Yes Winston has the most integrity of any journalist, by far.

*An influencer being influenced by the CCP

Most people aren’t influencers. Besides you can be a farmer and an influencer at the same time? I never saw her advocating that. Look a Jeffree. She did the same thing jeffree did. It’s so much better to work hard so you can use that money to grow your farm business and stay away from the processed foods they sell at the store.

@@loopymomy2532 did watch the video ,she has her own HUGE store that sell manufactory foods

@@fatisummer9106 I wasn’t against her.

@@loopymomy2532 Pretty sure it's nothing being an influencer and farmer at the same time. But for her to say that she will "guide youth from being influencer", it's plain wrong.

Thank you for your comment. I'm really happy that Liziqi's videos were able to help you during such a difficult time in your life. Her videos are really soothing, and I have a memory or two of sharing some of her videos with my mother who had struggled with Crohn's disease for many, many years. The reason I wanted to reach out and say a personal thank you for sharing how Liziqi impacted you is because something about your comment prompted me to check out your RU-vid page. You have a music playlist there with some really great songs that have uplifted my spirit this morning. You see, a month ago, my mom passed away and while I know she's partying with Jesus up in Heaven, I still miss her a great deal. Some of the music you chose to place in your music playlist reminded me a little of her, and that helped me feel better. So, I just wanted to let you know that by sharing a little of your story here, you impacted someone in a positive way. Thank you and God bless you! :) I pray that you are in a much better state of health now. :)

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June 2023 hoping that you are ok now...

Had the same idea when I saw the video title

FACTS China is win in all subjects soft power . Economic power Q3 2021 400,000,000,000 USD ABOVE USA 👩🏼‍🔬

@@comomeveisosvereis3865 Explain Evergrande, extreme power shortage, floods, forced evictions, CCP infighting and renewed CHICOM-19 sickness then?

@@comomeveisosvereis3865 Another old, unused, stolen account. Zero prior comments, zero history.

@@Follower_Of_Xi_Jinping_Pooh daam never thought about that

I read in an article about her that she moved from the countryside to the city and started working as a server at like...14? I certainly don't think she started out as wealthy. Then she decided to move back home to her grandparents. I think she saw what life was like in the city, and realized people there would enjoy videos about life back home. I wouldn't be surprised if her farm is so big/herself so put together because she can hire people to all the upkeep with money she made from her videos. It's sad she was co-opted by the government and her production company.

at very least, she _must_ have had unofficial permission (corruption) to use a vpn to post her videos and get away with it

Of course not, CCP is too dumb to elaborate something with this quality

I think these platforms which are banned by the CCP, shouldn't be giving a platform to the CCP.

@@Ghryst but how 🙄🧐👀 so stranghe all this theories

I know CCP gave her a "pass". Not hurting them.

Ahhaha I feel dumb for never realizing it sooner 😅

@@AzathothTheGreat because you don't watch enemy propaganda

I reccomend you watching sri lankan and Vietnamese channels who show off their cultures, like liziqi does. I''m all for her genre of videos becoming more mainstream.

@@MegumiHayashida Americans showing their ignorance again. You think everyone except you lives in mud huts. Even in the mid 2000s India had 900 MILLION smartphones and people were more likely to have high-speed internet than a bank account. The US actually ranks very low on the internet connectivity list. Many other countries have better and more widespread high speed internet than the US does, out in rural areas. India and China STILL have higher smart phone adoption rates than the US. People may not have a computer or even running water but they sure as hell have a phone with high speed internet. Reminds me of when I moved to the US in 96 from GERMANY and people asked me if we had washing machines or if we lived in tree houses. Even the poorest countries on this planet have cities with all the amenities of a first world country. The difference between a developing country and the first world is, usually, How much the average person can afford and how many people make up that part of the population. The reason for this is that countries that developed later got the newer, better technologies for much less cost. Just like with a car or pc, the early adopter tax is very high on things like utilities while countries that skipped those legacy technologies and went straight to wireless internet, phone, etc. saved tons of money not having to lay copper/ cables to every home and business. Same goes for high speed rail, highways and bridges. Bigger equipment produced in modern factories has made things much cheaper. China used more concrete in roads and bridges in the last 3 years than the US has EVER used, in all of history.

@@AzathothTheGreat Because watching it is supporting it the more views the more they are promoted. You wouldn't watch movies from a company that has countless human rights violations and uses their media as propaganda to justify them would you? The difference between this and a movie or tv is the message it is trying to portray this attempts to make it look like people living in poverty are actually living a life many of us want when the reality is if you saw how most people in rural China live you would look at it no different than a poor area elsewhere in the world.

@@EricDMMiller or a wonderful life in the prison camps.

she is weird, she has access to youtube like how do you that without supporting the government

@@namjoonie936 It's called VPN.

@@EricDMMiller you comparing an influencer to Hitler. You need to visit a psychiatrist.

@@EricDMMiller she does not promote ccp or any political ideology. But of course you people's deep rooted hatred for Chinese people and their culture can't see past that.

Yes; it was things like that that tipped me off right from the start that it was all fake. I still enjoyed the videos for their production values, but I grew tired of being asked to suspend disbelief when she would do things like make gorgeous bamboo furniture by hand, or hand-carve printing blocks of exquisite traditional Chinese calligraphy. I noticed that in the comments section there would a be a fair bit of joking about what we were going to find out she could do next without even breaking a sweat: construct a two-story house from clay dug out of the ground with her bare hands? The cooking videos were mostly believable enough, but a lot of the crafting ones just made me feel (eventually) like my intelligence was being insulted.

😂

😩😭🤣💀

Easy, you can just ask Hong Kong people about the promise CCP singed with UK for 50 years of guaranteed maintaining pre-1997 system. It has not even been 30 years, HK has becoming another city in China. CCP claims its a historic document only.

Like the host of this channel, I was screwed over enough time in China than I care to remember.

I loved her todo.When I has depresión.I watched her videos.

Yeah same here

@@domitravel795 do you happen to know where ?

Otherwise they rob and kidnap her, I guess.

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I always find it so weird when they try really hard to make stuff specifically targeting an English speaking crowd that they don't bring in an actual English speaker to help them out. It's ALWAYS quite terrible English and sometimes it's so bad they wind up accidentally revealing the true motives behind those words because the translation is bad. You'd think an all powerful and mega rich propaganda machine would have such experts on their payroll to really refine it, but I guess it doesn't matter because a majority of people just believe things at face value these days, turrible!

I can’t 😂😂😂😂

Seriously, who is their target audience for that? No American would ever take it seriously.

Seriously, I was crying laughing! Isn't rap/hip-hop still banned from being performed in general public? I know it was at one time because it was considered 'gang related' and against China's 'values'. Also ironic considering hip hop was always about bucking the system!

It's f*ing hilarious. They could have just hired any old washed up US rapper to make it palatable and recognizable - like Juvenile's latest parody-but-serious hit "VAX THAT THANG UP"

As her initial audience, she did indeed shoot alone at the beginning, and she also mentioned that she had an employee responsible for filming

Then Martha Stewart came back and co-hosted a show with Snoop Dogg.

Yeah aesthetically the videos are quite pleasing, regardless of the reality of the situation

Irrelevant to the video, but wow, Bergsma's art style is so beautiful!

@@domitravel795 well I don’t know about that, it’s pretty obvious to this American anyway that the videos are a romantic version of rural life. Nowhere on earth is farm life easy, as rewarding as it may be. The people who believe it maybe have never been to a farm or talked to a farmer, maybe they also think that pro wrestling is real 😁

@@domitravel795 haha 😆 I used to think that pro wrestling was real…. When I was 10 years old! My dad put me straight on that and even though I still liked it and went to see some matches in the Atlanta municipal auditorium it was never the same. It’s still entertaining though, kind of like a romantic video of a bucolic life in the Chinese countryside!

I miss her too, i love her 😍 her video makes me forget harsh reality. Please come back soon li ziqi!

doesn't need to. her merch is still selling

Keyword "probably". She isn't.

She could also be a mistress of one overlord.

@@Shaolinof36thChamber why does she need an overlord when she makes so much money?

@@aj-sz8mu in comunist countries overlords are beyond money it's amatter of influence power and status.

US is becoming like that too. Cancel culture.

@Bendover Khunt never if they put their heads in the sand. That's why you be open about it.

@@AlfDagg Hardly the same thing. You don't get disappeared by a tyrannical government for posting the wrong thing online.

Very true.

@@lutherblissett9070 I heard you could go to trial for hate speech in the UK though.

As a Russian guy born in the late Soviet Union, I can confirm that nobody considered government propaganda as a reality, but people just didn't talk about it publicly.

They sure bye into Putin's lies though, what's changed.

@@pudanielson1 I'm not familiar with Putin's lies but it could have been a combination of things such as a generation that didn't grow up during the Soviet era, economic growth, an increase in individual wealth and prosperity, more liberties. All might have influenced the Russian people's feelings for their current government and their leaders. Its like being in a romantic relationship, you'll invent every excuse in the book to like the person you are dating or want to date.

Same with america imo, people just vote to piss each other off

It was the Soviet Union though and different era. Nowadays it's full 360 propaganda with lots of controls in place. USSR couldn't manage tha for the era. Also, a lot more empty bellies and strife. A lot of people in China are living well, and when people's bellies are full, they tend to overlook and buy into what their government is selling them. Even if they don't fully buy into it, they don't have much of a choice or need in going against the system or lifting their hand against it. There are the much poorer residents, but the CCP has the military to handle them.

On the other hand, all my US relatives fell in line with the "Real Names" Facebook policy like, IMMEDIATELY

I think that's only a thing in Mainland China, I highly doubt is gonna happen in western social media. Especially when you have users from all over the world.

@@kostis2849 uhh thats really up to you to provide or not. If you lose your facebook account. then assume u cant retrieve it with a fake name. thats pretty much what i assume would happen to mine. I dont think i was ever forced to send them ids? They only do that to businesses or suspicious accounts.

@@aj-sz8mu I am not talking about sending id's , i mean they use their real full name as their Facebook name.

It was likely true at the beginning, until the CCP realized she could be useful propaganda

@@charliezhou2711 No way. The videos have always been extremely high-quality, and were released at a very rapid rate. Definitely not the work of one person. Everything about her is fake, including that face, which cost thousands of yuan in cosmetic surgery.

without a whole set of professional crew, no way her video have such quality. CCP propaganda since day one.

I believe they only film her doing a bit of hardwork and then the crew took over behind the scenes. No way she can be looking so pretty and presentable after all the hard labour.

@@charliezhou2711 Actually someone already posted in these comments that her extremely light complexion alone shows that it's all just "show biz". Anyone who's grown up on a farm has sun darkened skin - it's just the nature of the lifestyle.

You don't have to be rich to get rural land there is a shortage of youth that want to farm they all want office work with the least amount of labour so it has been easy to be granted leases to farm in China now. Although her scenery e.t.c is falsified at angles and hidden infrastructure to make it look secluded and clean

The insane amount of population in China kind of throws away anyone able to afford a plot of land and also being able to maintain it with an elder relative.

They don't hold that land. The things are shot on a variety of properties. They've even featured crops that don't even grow in that part of Sichuan.

@@hbowman108 Very insightful.

eh, land doesnt make one wealthy. Not sure about cvina but in the soviet union, property was given out like candy. Or rather redistributed once the undesireables have been stripped off it

Same can be said for every government, US obviously included. For the most part, the people are great

Well I hate both because of 'you know what." Gross.

@@MrFuzziiWuzzii you can’t say the USA has north of two millions ethnic minorities in slave camps, suffering forced sterilization, torture, and organ harvesting.

The shit that is happening in China is because of the Chinese people, not Chinese government. The people who formed the Chinese government are Chinese………

@@SuperHanamizu not all Chinese people are like that, just like how not all Americans are KKK members. generalization is really dangerous, you should know this.

What is more worse than western rap: Chinese rap.

13:44 I was like woah! Now Serpentza has me simpin’ for China. 🇨🇳

Cardi C rap

@Google 😆😆😆😆 even Google agrees haha!

LET ME SHOW YOU CHINESE MANNERS

Haven't watched yet so it could be related to the vid but why add "white".

@@brookie117 To show China’s influence is working on Western culture.

Does he have yellow fever?

@@brookie117 Probably because the OP isn't white and thinks of everything in race terms.

Even rural Vietnam is urbanized with internet. Nothing is that idyllic anymore.

Yeah imagine working on a farm with a full face of makeup, c'mon.

I feel like it's the Chinese version of cottagecore.

It’s just cottagecore.

Its stuff like this that tells me people in the west are so incredibly immature

@@FutureBoyWonder in the U.S., yes, we are a very young country with a short history. It’s only 245 years old.

you only need to watch not even half a video to know her production budget and crew is massive. i love her films, the production is immaculate. calming. selling me the fantasy i knew i wanted to see.

the rural country doesn’t look like how she presents it tho

I lived in a rural area in China when I was young. I really missed those days because people in rural places are so friendly and pure.

the chinese government has crontrol over everyone their. they literally act like north korea and put on a show when foreigners travel their

which video? what's the title?

Video?

What video?

Omg

GIVE ME THE GODDAMN NAME OF THE VIDEO RIGHT NOW!

I thought Winstone was weraing it. LOL!

As a dude who work with his hand doing construction almost everyday, my hand are callous free and soft af. As long as you take care of them and clean your hand after working then that "working hand" appearance doesn't become prevalent.

I had seen her videos before but wasn't interested so I wouldn't catch those things, but the camera position and timing shown in this video looks too smooth to be a one person work. Also, the video I watched was the one where she dyed clothes with grape skin, at the time I thought the colour doesn't make sense as it's way brighter than it should be.

@@NoReply28 I can confirm that, for example cleaning well, wearing gloves and putting cream on your hands helps a lot. My dad, as a farmer, gets a lot of compliments when he shakes hands with other people. The extreme cold is a bigger problem if you work a lot oustside. Maybe she just does farming once in a while (as said, she is a millionaire not a farm girl but maybe grew up on a farm and married a rich man or something else). It's possible to do that alone with one person to film and some experience (I am sure RU-vid isn't her first social media). But what I can say too, is that it's very embelished, which isn't a problem if you know it but a lot don't.

@@skye387 If you watch her from the beginning then you know she started out filming by herself. She also record BTS to show how she does it. It wasn't until she got discovered that people reach out to help her. Eventually, she started to have a crew help her film. She even include the crew in some of her video. She never hid the fact that she had help filming so idk why people are calling her fake for it.

I guess I give people more credit than they deserve, because I was pretty sure everyone understood that her videos were fantasy made for entertainment. A beautiful fantasy that you watch when you can't fall asleep or you need an interesting idea for a rustic decor.

To be fair, not many people know how bad China actually is. And many don't know that they can't access RU-vid.

She must have gone against her Cee Cee Pee bosses

@@johnhoward5954 😂

She was not shut down. As stated she's currently having legal dispute with her business partner, hence the halting of her video production until things are settled legally.