It could be that the Chinese do not want to bring shame to their family so they will strive to be good citizens, working hard and contributing to society and not commit crimes.
Homelessness is due to INJUSTICE. Government has to establish economic justice, providing social care to make prosperity for all. There should not be anyone excessively rich and let down many people impoverished. Capitalistic undercontrol and social welfare program to help the poor, the weak, and the unfortunate is HUMANISM.
In China, family support does play an important role. I think home ownership (China about 90% vs. USA about 66%) also plays a role. I agree the Chinese government takes its people's requirements very seriously [just see its infrastructure], which is also an important element in solving homeless problem. I support that we ordinary people should help.
According to the the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), there were 653,000 homeless Americans as of January 1, 2023. To put this in perspective, that's the population of the city of Boston. Imagine the entire population of Boston without a home. That's how bad the problem is in America. It is a great stain on US society and US governance.
I'm Chinese. About 30 years ago, it was still common to see quite a few homeless people in the county town, but in recent years, they have disappeared. However, there are still "Sanhe Gods," which refers to some young people who live at an extremely low standard of living. They rent extremely cheap and shabby houses in urban villages, have no fixed jobs, work for one day, then spend three days playing games in internet cafes, and absolutely refuse to get married. There are quite a lot of such people.
Sometimes, I do envy the "Sanhe Gods" a bit. They don't get married, don't buy houses, have food to eat, a place to sleep, play games, and have no worries. I know a "Sanhe God" from playing online games together. He got a rare weapon and sold it for 20,000 yuan (about $3,000). In less than 12 hours, he had spent it all-he booked a hotel room, hired two sex workers for a threesome, and spent everything in one night. The next day, he continued being a "Sanhe God." Unexpectedly, there are documentaries about the "Sanhe Gods" on TH-cam. If you're interested, you can check them out. This is what the Chinese call the "Sanhe Gods." th-cam.com/video/6ChvPYNRKAk/w-d-xo.html
Sometimes, I do envy the "Sanhe Gods" a bit. They don't get married, don't buy houses, have food to eat, a place to sleep, play games, and have no worries. I know a "Sanhe God" from playing online games together. He got a rare weapon and sold it for 20,000 yuan (about $3,000). In less than 12 hours, he had spent it all-he booked a hotel room, hired two sex workers for 3ome, and spent everything in one night. The next day, he continued being a "Sanhe God." Unexpectedly, there are documentaries about the "Sanhe Gods" on TH-cam. If you're interested, you can check them out. This is what the Chinese call the "Sanhe Gods." th-cam.com/video/6ChvPYNRKAk/w-d-xo.html
Sometimes, I do envy the "Sanhe Gods" a bit. They don't get married, don't buy houses, have food to eat, a place to sleep, play games, and have no worries. I know a "Sanhe God" from playing online games together. He got a rare weapon and sold it for 20,000 yuan (about $3,000). In less than 12 hours, he had spent it all-he booked a hotel room, hired two sIx workers for a 3some, and spent everything in one night. The next day, he continued being a "Sanhe God." Unexpectedly, there are documentaries about the "Sanhe Gods" on TH-cam. If you're interested, you can check them out. This is what the Chinese call the "Sanhe Gods." th-cam.com/video/6ChvPYNRKAk/w-d-xo.html
Sometimes, I do envy the "Sanhe Gods" a bit. They don't get married, don't buy houses, have food to eat, a place to sleep, play games, and have no worries. I know a "Sanhe God" from playing online games together. He got a rare "weapon" and sold it for 20,000 yuan (about $3,000). In less than 12 hours, he had spent it all-he booked a hotel room, hired two 6 workers for 2 girls and spent everything in one night. The next day, he continued being a "Sanhe God." Unexpectedly, there are documentaries about the "Sanhe Gods" on TH-cam. If you're interested, you can check them out. This is what the Chinese call the "Sanhe Gods." I posted it 10 times, but they were all deleted. However, you can search sanhe gods on youtube and you will find it.
The truth is how homelessness is treat and tolerate by the society. In China even the homeless themselves feel shame to be seen and they tend to hide in corners. As a Hong Kong resident we also see how the government take lead to bully the homelessness by "Hygiene cleaning" their area. Ruining their paper box home by defining those are rubbish on the road. How Homelessness interact and being seen in US is how US really Love the society and being tolerating.
Good and inspiring message to rally and reach out to people to help out the needy.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Unfortunately there are ugly trolls and satan spawns heckling and throwing ridiculed in your good and kind intent. Lets pray hope non of us fall into the trap of drugs, pain, suffering n homelessness. Its very ugly!!!. God blessed. Social Worker
Keeping the speculators at bay seems to be the key in making housing affordable. I just looked at rents online in Qingdao-an 1100 sq. ft. 2 bedroom furnished nice looking apartment was going for the equivalent of $643/mo. On my way to the post office today in Redlands California I saw rat-trap mobile homes for rent in a trailer park for over $2000/mo. Single family homes are being bought up by the thousands by large corporations and then rented out at ridiculously high prices. Unfortunately the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that corporations have 'personhood', so passing laws to prevent private equity corporations from buying and renting out single family homes will be judged unconstitutional. The US has become a casino, where everyone wants to 'cash out' when selling their house. Death taxes have made handing down properties to heirs more difficult. It's easier for the parents to sell their house to some faceless corporation for 20% above asking price than to gift it to their children. Another problem is excessive gov't regulations on building new homes. Every year it's a more complicated and restrictive building code. More mandated things like solar panels on the roof. More endless 'Environmental Impact Reports' needed from more and more useless bureaucracies. All of this drives up the cost of homebuilding to the point where the builder can only turn a profit on a 'luxury' house. Then there's the NIMBYs who don't want any more housing units built near then because-think supply and demand-more housing might make the property values go down-remember: their house is a casino, and they're gambling on it going up in price so they can cash out later. There's no easy fix for the high cost of housing in the West. Speaking of the homeless--I see plenty of them around where I work--their main occupation seems to be generating mountains of trash. While some are physically or mentally disabled, a lot of them are able-bodied and use wheelchairs as 'props' to gain sympathy from passers-by. I've seen them push the wheelchair, sit down in it pretending to be crippled, then get up and walk away pushing it again. A group of them were actually undermining a freeway overpass to make a flat spot to camp until the cops ran them off and CalTrans repaired and cemented the ground to keep them from doing it again. I visited Thailand in 2017 and China in 2019- the things that struck me about both places were: no bums, no trash, EVERYBODY working-even the profoundly disabled. Both places felt safe-you could walk down dark alleys and streets at night without trepidation-at least where I was. When I retire in a couple years I'll be looking really hard at Asia. Added bonus-i love the women!
Wrong place; TH-cam is banned in China because it is full of fake news here; CCP will never need to invite anyone from TH-cam; if you need an offer from China, you must apply for it in China.
If you are interested while you are in China, you can talk to the local government and ask them about the programs that help people with disabilities or in severe poverty. It could be eye opening.
but they are not homeless. They work too hard, and they do sleep in benches sometimes, but they are not homeless, unlike western lazy bums which you encounter like every 100 step you take. "Can you spare a dollar" etc, its so efffn sickening. And also, us foreigners think USA people stink, like really, stink like ishhh, regardless of homeless or rich
Go and check if they are homeless. They are mostly migrant workers who have homes at their birthplaces. They just want to save hotel fees. You won't see them in winter when temperature goes down.
This overlooks a lot of issues with China including but not limited to: - Unemployment rate of the youth being >%30 - Housing and mortgage crisis - Homeless being put into 'out of site' rural areas, mental health 'warehouses' etc. But hey, the homeless aren't on the streets that you can see, so that looks better.
@@rongwu-sj9ws I want to say the same. I went to rural areas in China this past February and was genuinely shocked to see the farmers' houses there. They are big with electricity, clean running water, and Internet. I believe people should go and see by themselves like what I did.
Both sides have people experiencing poverty in a bad place. There are videos of extremely poor areas and buildings where homeless live in them. Also, in China. Not just in America. Also go to Latin America. You see it looks like India most of the time or rural third parties in Africa.
Wonder how low this type of people can go by producing this type of video, to come and think of it, this has became a norm just like those god of misinformation main stream media...
I lived in China for 9 years. I lived in Shanghai and Shenzhen for most of my time, and also visited towns and villages in the interior. I am not attracted to tourist locations (never went to see the great wall or terracotta soldiers, etc). In 9 years I saw less than 10 people that appeared to be homeless. It's true that their parks, subways, and back alleys are relatively beautiful and clean compared to the U.S.. Their families, infrastructure, health care, and education are all strong.
@@morgan1719 I have been to China multiple times as its my job. The reason you why don't see homeless people, is because the cops are too busy dragging them away in unmarked vans. China likes to live in fantasy land and pretend that their overlord Xi Jin Ping wiped out poverty, which is impossible! Especially since the people licking his boots are so corrupt. America is not perfect, but it is 7 star luxury, compare to living as a leek working the 996 in China, suffer well . 😂
@@morgan1719 The big difference between America and China is, that we don't let the cops take away our homeless in unmarked vans, just so we can pretend that our leader wiped away poverty. America is not perfect, but it is 7 star luxury, compare to living the 996 as a leek in China. You cant hide your lies, as Uncle Sam is always watching. Suffer Well. 😂
The difference between America and China is , we dont let the government take away our homeless in unmarked vans , just so we can all pretend that our leader wiped out poverty. You cant hide your lies, as Uncle Sam is always watching.
Yes, the truth is too hard for US to take in. Deny the truth is harder now due to social media from travellers around the world. The safety, cleanliness and a harmonious society in contrast to US human rights, Democracy and Zero Cost Shopping Speaks for itself.
The US politicians are proud to tell the world that Americans have human rights and freedom to be homeless and they feel no shame to let foreigners see the poor homeless people shivering in the cold and eating food from the trash can and dying from illness. Yet the US has laws against ill treatment of animals.
Comparing China to the US homeless problem is a study that doesn't tell the bigger picture. Most of the qualities you claim are "holding" Chinese people together were once the same in the US. I see the "homeless" condition as people struggle to live. All that struggling will eventually change how we adjust to better ways of living. The biggest change will be very small apartments. One possibility may be "community" houses sharing kitchen and bathrooms while their apartment size less than 300 sq ft. This study is comparing apples to oranges when it comes to explain "evolving cultures". And has zero value explaining the real answer.
West homeless and Asia homeless are different in west peoples live in road without shame but in Asia they are shame to live in road but they live more poorer than west homeless in Asia
To be fair, in top tier cities none but there are homeless people in lower tier cities. I was quite shocked when I saw 3 when I was travelling in an inner west city of Guilin just last year.
Admittedly haven't been to the CCP controlled mainland in over 15 years now. As I understand it the government limits the movement of it's citizens & pushes anyone who was homeless back into rural poverty, away from the cities. Glad to hear they now care for them instead of sweeping them out of the cities like they used to. Live in the USA- homeless people do exist & congregate where laws against theft & drug use are most lax. "Progressive" political parties here don't understand it isn't compassionate to let someone sink into a degenerate life. Do have to praise the CCP for a tough stand against drugs & theft. Also, multigenerational households are not unique to China or Asia, here in the USA many families, mine included, care for older relatives. It is the decent thing to do.
You are clearly looking for subscribers. The best way is to get on the side of the Wumao who legally shouldn't be accessing YT. Lol Good luck with your channel. lol
It could be that the Chinese do not want to bring shame to their family so they will strive to be good citizens, working hard and contributing to society and not commit crimes.
In China, if you are homeless, the government will help you get trained and find a job. In the US?
Homelessness is due to INJUSTICE. Government has to establish economic justice, providing social care to make prosperity for all. There should not be anyone excessively rich and let down many people impoverished. Capitalistic undercontrol and social welfare program to help the poor, the weak, and the unfortunate is HUMANISM.
In China, family support does play an important role. I think home ownership (China about 90% vs. USA about 66%) also plays a role. I agree the Chinese government takes its people's requirements very seriously [just see its infrastructure], which is also an important element in solving homeless problem. I support that we ordinary people should help.
@georwoogle there's tons of homeless people in China. It's just against the law to say so. Especially if your a foreigner
According to the the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), there were 653,000 homeless Americans as of January 1, 2023. To put this in perspective, that's the population of the city of Boston.
Imagine the entire population of Boston without a home. That's how bad the problem is in America. It is a great stain on US society and US governance.
So sad. We all need to pitch in and help
I'm Chinese. About 30 years ago, it was still common to see quite a few homeless people in the county town, but in recent years, they have disappeared. However, there are still "Sanhe Gods," which refers to some young people who live at an extremely low standard of living. They rent extremely cheap and shabby houses in urban villages, have no fixed jobs, work for one day, then spend three days playing games in internet cafes, and absolutely refuse to get married. There are quite a lot of such people.
These young people are not homeless.
Sometimes, I do envy the "Sanhe Gods" a bit. They don't get married, don't buy houses, have food to eat, a place to sleep, play games, and have no worries. I know a "Sanhe God" from playing online games together. He got a rare weapon and sold it for 20,000 yuan (about $3,000). In less than 12 hours, he had spent it all-he booked a hotel room, hired two sex workers for a threesome, and spent everything in one night. The next day, he continued being a "Sanhe God."
Unexpectedly, there are documentaries about the "Sanhe Gods" on TH-cam. If you're interested, you can check them out. This is what the Chinese call the "Sanhe Gods."
th-cam.com/video/6ChvPYNRKAk/w-d-xo.html
Sometimes, I do envy the "Sanhe Gods" a bit. They don't get married, don't buy houses, have food to eat, a place to sleep, play games, and have no worries. I know a "Sanhe God" from playing online games together. He got a rare weapon and sold it for 20,000 yuan (about $3,000). In less than 12 hours, he had spent it all-he booked a hotel room, hired two sex workers for 3ome, and spent everything in one night. The next day, he continued being a "Sanhe God."
Unexpectedly, there are documentaries about the "Sanhe Gods" on TH-cam. If you're interested, you can check them out. This is what the Chinese call the "Sanhe Gods."
th-cam.com/video/6ChvPYNRKAk/w-d-xo.html
Sometimes, I do envy the "Sanhe Gods" a bit. They don't get married, don't buy houses, have food to eat, a place to sleep, play games, and have no worries. I know a "Sanhe God" from playing online games together. He got a rare weapon and sold it for 20,000 yuan (about $3,000). In less than 12 hours, he had spent it all-he booked a hotel room, hired two sIx workers for a 3some, and spent everything in one night. The next day, he continued being a "Sanhe God."
Unexpectedly, there are documentaries about the "Sanhe Gods" on TH-cam. If you're interested, you can check them out. This is what the Chinese call the "Sanhe Gods."
th-cam.com/video/6ChvPYNRKAk/w-d-xo.html
Sometimes, I do envy the "Sanhe Gods" a bit. They don't get married, don't buy houses, have food to eat, a place to sleep, play games, and have no worries. I know a "Sanhe God" from playing online games together. He got a rare "weapon" and sold it for 20,000 yuan (about $3,000). In less than 12 hours, he had spent it all-he booked a hotel room, hired two 6 workers for 2 girls and spent everything in one night. The next day, he continued being a "Sanhe God."
Unexpectedly, there are documentaries about the "Sanhe Gods" on TH-cam. If you're interested, you can check them out. This is what the Chinese call the "Sanhe Gods."
I posted it 10 times, but they were all deleted. However, you can search sanhe gods on youtube and you will find it.
The truth is how homelessness is treat and tolerate by the society.
In China even the homeless themselves feel shame to be seen and they tend to hide in corners.
As a Hong Kong resident we also see how the government take lead to bully the homelessness by "Hygiene cleaning" their area.
Ruining their paper box home by defining those are rubbish on the road.
How Homelessness interact and being seen in US is how US really Love the society and being tolerating.
脑残神经病，真为你感到可悲，丢人现眼
Good video,👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you
Good and inspiring message to rally and reach out to people to help out the needy.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻.
Unfortunately there are ugly trolls and satan spawns heckling and throwing ridiculed in your good and kind intent.
Lets pray hope non of us fall into the trap of drugs, pain, suffering n homelessness. Its very ugly!!!. God blessed.
Social Worker
So true, thank you
Good for you; seeing is believing
Keeping the speculators at bay seems to be the key in making housing affordable. I just looked at rents online in Qingdao-an 1100 sq. ft. 2 bedroom furnished nice looking apartment was going for the equivalent of $643/mo. On my way to the post office today in Redlands California I saw rat-trap mobile homes for rent in a trailer park for over $2000/mo. Single family homes are being bought up by the thousands by large corporations and then rented out at ridiculously high prices. Unfortunately the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that corporations have 'personhood', so passing laws to prevent private equity corporations from buying and renting out single family homes will be judged unconstitutional. The US has become a casino, where everyone wants to 'cash out' when selling their house. Death taxes have made handing down properties to heirs more difficult. It's easier for the parents to sell their house to some faceless corporation for 20% above asking price than to gift it to their children. Another problem is excessive gov't regulations on building new homes. Every year it's a more complicated and restrictive building code. More mandated things like solar panels on the roof. More endless 'Environmental Impact Reports' needed from more and more useless bureaucracies. All of this drives up the cost of homebuilding to the point where the builder can only turn a profit on a 'luxury' house. Then there's the NIMBYs who don't want any more housing units built near then because-think supply and demand-more housing might make the property values go down-remember: their house is a casino, and they're gambling on it going up in price so they can cash out later. There's no easy fix for the high cost of housing in the West.
Speaking of the homeless--I see plenty of them around where I work--their main occupation seems to be generating mountains of trash. While some are physically or mentally disabled, a lot of them are able-bodied and use wheelchairs as 'props' to gain sympathy from passers-by. I've seen them push the wheelchair, sit down in it pretending to be crippled, then get up and walk away pushing it again. A group of them were actually undermining a freeway overpass to make a flat spot to camp until the cops ran them off and CalTrans repaired and cemented the ground to keep them from doing it again.
I visited Thailand in 2017 and China in 2019- the things that struck me about both places were: no bums, no trash, EVERYBODY working-even the profoundly disabled. Both places felt safe-you could walk down dark alleys and streets at night without trepidation-at least where I was. When I retire in a couple years I'll be looking really hard at Asia. Added bonus-i love the women!
Great comment, thank you
I came for the propaganda, I stayed for a potential CCP invitation offer.
Wrong place; TH-cam is banned in China because it is full of fake news here; CCP will never need to invite anyone from TH-cam; if you need an offer from China, you must apply for it in China.
You have nothing constructive to offer, too bad
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If you are interested while you are in China, you can talk to the local government and ask them about the programs that help people with disabilities or in severe poverty. It could be eye opening.
There’s plenty of people sleeping on benches in Shenzhen and Guangzhou. You silly foreigner
but they are not homeless. They work too hard, and they do sleep in benches sometimes, but they are not homeless, unlike western lazy bums which you encounter like every 100 step you take. "Can you spare a dollar" etc, its so efffn sickening. And also, us foreigners think USA people stink, like really, stink like ishhh, regardless of homeless or rich
Go and check if they are homeless. They are mostly migrant workers who have homes at their birthplaces. They just want to save hotel fees. You won't see them in winter when temperature goes down.
@@georwoogle Because they are homeless. Simple as that. No "but oh they are migrant workers", they still dont have a home to come back to.
Also in Hong Kong
你是个可怜的人，拿着放大镜看世界。深圳广州躺在椅子上的人有带着生活用品，有带着帐篷么？即便是有，数量呢？你就像成绩不及格的学生嘲笑考了B＋的幼稚的人。
I believe it all got to do with government policies and culture values.
Of course. That is why this video needed to add "the truth" to the question.
Food for thought. Oh wait, thought - that's too hard for most people.
If this is a propaganda, then I love propaganda.
there is a bed at 18:12 how is that no sign?
LMAO, you consider that a bed? that's debris on the floor.
This overlooks a lot of issues with China including but not limited to:
- Unemployment rate of the youth being >%30
- Housing and mortgage crisis
- Homeless being put into 'out of site' rural areas, mental health 'warehouses' etc.
But hey, the homeless aren't on the streets that you can see, so that looks better.
Come to China rural areas, and see it by yourself .
@@rongwu-sj9ws I want to say the same. I went to rural areas in China this past February and was genuinely shocked to see the farmers' houses there. They are big with electricity, clean running water, and Internet. I believe people should go and see by themselves like what I did.
脑残神经病美国走狗🐕=你，请问得到了多少美元💰
上个月美国国会刚刚通过了专门用于造谣摸黑中国的16亿美元预算经费给全球媒体(特别是美西方媒体)，专门用于在全世界洗脑欺骗人民和造谣摸黑中国的形象，听说好像去年是15亿美元预算经费给媒体
Sad.
Both sides have people experiencing poverty in a bad place. There are videos of extremely poor areas and buildings where homeless live in them. Also, in China. Not just in America. Also go to Latin America. You see it looks like India most of the time or rural third parties in Africa.
Flood made Chinese homeless.
What flood... The fake three gorges dam burst everyday?? 😝😝😝
Wonder how low this type of people can go by producing this type of video, to come and think of it, this has became a norm just like those god of misinformation main stream media...
Welly, there's a word called fact check... Easy, just go to China n see the truth... Why do butt hurt.. If you care about China go there!
😂😂😂 the truth from a Shill
I lived in China for 9 years. I lived in Shanghai and Shenzhen for most of my time, and also visited towns and villages in the interior. I am not attracted to tourist locations (never went to see the great wall or terracotta soldiers, etc). In 9 years I saw less than 10 people that appeared to be homeless. It's true that their parks, subways, and back alleys are relatively beautiful and clean compared to the U.S.. Their families, infrastructure, health care, and education are all strong.
@@morgan1719 I have been to China multiple times as its my job. The reason you why don't see homeless people, is because the cops are too busy dragging them away in unmarked vans. China likes to live in fantasy land and pretend that their overlord Xi Jin Ping wiped out poverty, which is impossible! Especially since the people licking his boots are so corrupt. America is not perfect, but it is 7 star luxury, compare to living as a leek working the 996 in China, suffer well . 😂
@@morgan1719 The big difference between America and China is, that we don't let the cops take away our homeless in unmarked vans, just so we can pretend that our leader wiped away poverty. America is not perfect, but it is 7 star luxury, compare to living the 996 as a leek in China. You cant hide your lies, as Uncle Sam is always watching. Suffer Well. 😂
The difference between America and China is , we dont let the government take away our homeless in unmarked vans , just so we can all pretend that our leader wiped out poverty. You cant hide your lies, as Uncle Sam is always watching.
@@morgan1719 You cant drag your homeless in unmarked vans and pretend you wiped out poverty. Remember America is always watching 😂
Yes, the truth is too hard for US to take in. Deny the truth is harder now due to social media from travellers around the world. The safety, cleanliness and a harmonious society in contrast to US human rights, Democracy and Zero Cost Shopping Speaks for itself.
The US politicians are proud to tell the world that Americans have human rights and freedom to be homeless and they feel no shame to let foreigners see the poor homeless people shivering in the cold and eating food from the trash can and dying from illness. Yet the US has laws against ill treatment of animals.
me even not see any stray cat and dog . do they eat them ????
They are around. No, nobody is eating them.
Comparing China to the US homeless problem is a study that doesn't tell the bigger picture. Most of the qualities you claim are "holding" Chinese people together were once the same in the US.
I see the "homeless" condition as people struggle to live. All that struggling will eventually change how we adjust to better ways of living. The biggest change will be very small apartments.
One possibility may be "community" houses sharing kitchen and bathrooms while their apartment size less than 300 sq ft.
This study is comparing apples to oranges when it comes to explain "evolving cultures".
And has zero value explaining the real answer.
West homeless and Asia homeless are different in west peoples live in road without shame but in Asia they are shame to live in road but they live more poorer than west homeless in Asia
To be fair, in top tier cities none but there are homeless people in lower tier cities. I was quite shocked when I saw 3 when I was travelling in an inner west city of Guilin just last year.
How come I don't see any people?
People staying at home, not like the west, hanging around to rob, pick pockets, or homeless, the street is their homes and maybe hookering 😂😂😂
Admittedly haven't been to the CCP controlled mainland in over 15 years now. As I understand it the government limits the movement of it's citizens & pushes anyone who was homeless back into rural poverty, away from the cities. Glad to hear they now care for them instead of sweeping them out of the cities like they used to. Live in the USA- homeless people do exist & congregate where laws against theft & drug use are most lax. "Progressive" political parties here don't understand it isn't compassionate to let someone sink into a degenerate life. Do have to praise the CCP for a tough stand against drugs & theft. Also, multigenerational households are not unique to China or Asia, here in the USA many families, mine included, care for older relatives. It is the decent thing to do.
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This dude thinks were dumb...
Yes we all think so. You're dumb 😝
You are clearly looking for subscribers. The best way is to get on the side of the Wumao who legally shouldn't be accessing YT. Lol
Good luck with your channel. lol
Propaganda that all this is
Propaganda behind the truth or the truth behind propaganda. You name it
Classic Chinese propaganda
Says the CIA troll. Precious!
@@charyoung8001says the wumao
@@christophergorge Shhhh, the dude doesn't know we get paid well.
Wow, shocked to see this comment got upvotes.
Ask any passengers on the street and you'll find it, this is ridiculous how an "information video" did none information research