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Great videos with a topic that interests me a lot. As a Chinese, I too, look for Chinese food everywhere I go, and I like the stories behind them. I feel that this channel should get many more views, and as a friendly suggestion, maybe using HD and better lighting will help?

Your shows are very interesting to watch, very informative.They remind me of when we were growing up. They show the struggles and perseverance of the Chinese people in different places around the world making a lifestyle through their restaurant. It was something I had to experience growing up in Ottawa, Ontario Canada, too since my parents had to raise us four boys who ate a lot and what a better way to make a living than to cook for people while feeding your family too. But nice insight into the lives of the different generations of restaurateurs. Good job. Keep up the good work travelling abroad and discovering new stories to share.

I stumbled onto your channel by watching Peruvian Chifa videos and have been binge watching all your videos. I had no idea the Chinese are in every corner of the world from Cuba to Norway and South America to Israel and everywhere in between! Great videos and so fascinating their individual stories!

More videos. Love your work. There are so many stories from overseas Chinese all around every countries.

Aiyooo this chapter is so sad😢

Chineseism 😂 first time I hear tht phrase. I learn something new everyday

I wanna go visit Madagascar. I like the cartoon Madagascar ❤

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Always appreciate your video!!!

Amazing.

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Great documentary

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There is a estimation that 1.5-3 millions of peruvian are tusan

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This was beautiful.

wow PERU FROM AUSTRALIA

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Gracias, ahora sé que es "umami", he escuchado a los cocineros esa palabra acá en Perú, no sabía el significado. Cuando cocino imagino que soy un chino cocinero y trato de sacarle el umami a todas las comidas. Me gusta saltear. Tengo familia de ojos rasgados {-.-} quizá tenga sangre china. 😂

I have shared this with my friends....................

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im 1/2 white and 1/2 chinese 44, and my wife is 100% german. im a medical doctor working and living at LA, CAL, USA. i hate mexico and its evil people, lost history & gang raped nation. the mexicans treated my chinese family with deep and long hate. on a better & happy note, the people of peru treated my chinese family with open arms and love. us chinese love everything about pretty peru, wonderful history, warm people & nice climate. this is why i made this comment. if you are chinese and living at mexico, hit thumbs up if you agree. if you are chinese and live at peru, hit thumbs up if you agree. thank you peru from the bottom of our hearts, wise, rich & greatful chinese people!

cara, que viagem é essa que eu acabei de esbarrar?

When I was a boy my family stopped at this random diner on a road trip. We were blown away by this "noisy Jim" guy. I'm 41 now and its still a funny family story we look back on. Today I randomly ran across this video on TH-cam. The universe has such a way. Simply amazing and thank you very much for this.

No matter where you travel too, you will find a chinatown and of course Chinese Restaurants. Enjoyed learning about Jim's story. Thank you!

Now it’s reversed.., Taiwan is so far advanced than most North American cities.. AI, tech, etc

This is just another Canadian going about his day .

They never got paid in the railways. Every country abused the Chinese! In New Zealand they imposed a poll tax.Sounds like a British colonial thing to me.

This video was filmed in 2005. I remember watching a similar Chinese restaurant series on OMNI TV in Toronto at about the same time. The producer or director was named SHEK. Anybody has recollections of it?

This is history , gone . We don't have this kind of hard working Chinese anymore . I miss those days in Saskatchewan though........

Hakka people were not nomads. They were original Han people living in the centre part of today China and were driven out to the south of China during the 1000 years in 8 mass migrations. Every time was during dynasty changes. Once they settled in a town or a village, they didn't move for another 300 to 400 years. Not until last 100 years, some moved abroad to find better life or because of fleeing their life for their participation in overthrowing Qing dynasty, fighting for Hakka Han predominant Taipin Heaven Kingdom.

I went to Havana and searched out the only Chinese restaurant open after hurricane damage kept repairs being done elsewhere. It reminded me of an 80s Toronto Chinatown spot, flavors are familiar, but nothing stood out. It was owned & operated by a Mandarin speaking Chinese expat cook, and a local Cuban wife, a couple's business.

Paid indentured Chinese men are actors in a depressing part of Cuba history. Their controlling measures were so vicious that centuries before Communism, these workers were not allowed to leave the island, and raise families there. Their unmarked graves make modern Cubans mostly ignorant of these Chinese' existence.

No kidding, my grandfather & grandmother came from the same region, and their marriage portrait resembles Jim's in looks. Eerily, my name is Jimmy, named after Carter, though.

Swimming for 6hrs no training? I’m sure they would have drowned. They must find another way. Plus you can simply travel to other side of Pearl River then walk into Macau

You must continue this series. Go to Europe and of course North America. You can go Jamaica.

My niece told me, when her grand mother in law passed away in the small city of Southern California, the entire community shut down, tens of thousands of citizens came to her funeral.

they all went to wrong place could have gone to Canada colored folk eat Asian food there more customers that way

would dearly like to try can you imagine flavors five that was a lesson there

well the rent is not too bad otherwise prairie winter brrrr

The Chinese cafe in Canada like US diner

Great video. When was it filmed?

Wow, I love this! It reminds me of my parents and all of my relatives. True Trinidadian.

Mr. Song is sooo Trinidadian!

This series is a must view for every student of Asian studies. Thanks for creating the videos and for uploading them. They were fantastic and fascinating!

Thank you!