Listen to this man carefully: "It's not really that I stand up for China, it's I stand against people who are wrong about China." What an honest, righteous gentleman! My respect and appreciation.
There are so many people who are "wrong " about China, and only a few like this man who know about the Chinese and their way of life. News about China today is completely twisted, warped and fake.. There are so many good people in China, the West would be, again, so jealous! Cooperation is so much better than war! We all must do that, go in that direction, there is no other way. The Chinese are least belligerent...
@Murdoch Ravenhill I take exception to your comment that " if China wasn't so unwelcoming to foreigners ...." There is a large number of videos on utube posted by foreigners who live and work in China. The following are a few 1. Blondie in China ( Australian ) 2. Barrett ( Brits ) 3. Nathan Rich ( American ) 4. Nico ( Brits) 5. Cyrus Janssen ( American ) 6. Gweilo 60 ( Canadian ) 7. the Jayoe Nation ( American ) 8. numuves ( Canadian ) 9. Daniel Dumbrill ( Canadian ) 10. China Teacher Brand ( Columbian ) I don't live in China but these videos gave me some idea how hospitable or inhospitable China is to foreigners. Most of these expats seem happy with their lifestyle and some are permanently settled in China. Naturally, I can't confirm they are not all paid by the CCP to post their videos. And of course no one is claiming China, or any country, is perfect.
@Murdoch Ravenhill judging from your other comments on China related vids. Shall we just stop pretending you are giving some kind of honest observations? Haters' gonna hate. Why not just tell us this is who you are? It is really pointless to have any meaningful discussion with someone generalising 1.4b ppl in such a way that Chinese are homogeneous, oppressed, lack of independent thinking and some kind ideology freaks (my takes after reading your post). If you are not happy with 1.4b, you tell me if it is your problem or their problem? Perhaps you should start with being not narrow minded. I've been places, never for once did I judge locals by my own standards/experience or crying why they are different from what I think they should be; let alone generalising the entire population. My advice to people like you: stop being obsessed with something you find it hard to enjoy, leaving each other alone is a better way to manage your frustration.
Xinjiang is huge and has incredible nature and scenery, definitely worth the extra security. Last visited Xinjiang in the spring of 2019 to visit my ailing father inlaw, aside from the extra security we enjoyed the visit. To the contrary we felt much safer because of the security. Jerry mentioned that Xinjiang is multi ethnic and that is part of the attraction, the Uyghur restaurants, food shops and people are wonderful. The Uyghur are thriving and it was amazing to see the changes since my last visit in 2013, they seem to have moved up the economic ladder like the other ethnic groups and Han. Jerry didn't mention that the security forces are also multi ethnic and have many Uighars that are often in senior positions of authority. Sadly, like Jerry I've had family and friends literally attack me when I speak of China honestly. I had to endure some very nutty abuse on the phone where they would yell vitriolic hatred towards a country they have never visited and call me brainwashed. Why were they hurling abuse towards me is even more sad, it was early March and I was warning them to take the pandemic seriously and sharing the success of the Chineses authorities pandemic measures and Grid Management. My goal was simply to help them avoid getting very sick or dying. Sad to lose friends and family to the non-stop hate propaganda doing its work in west.
Years education of bias does root well. They choose to believe whatever media said instead of going there and see it themself. No difference than zombies
the sad reality is when people are bombarded with years and years of lies upon lies . it became truth in their mind. weak mind can easily be brainwashed.
Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Province is the heart of the belt and road initiative the CPC has invested billions into Urumqi, Turpan, and other cities in Xinjiang to better the lives of all citizens regardless of ethnicity or religion. Today Xinjiang has modern infrastructure and is absorbing massive investments from many countries abroad.
+Python The Uyghurs are Turks no way getting around this tv e problem is not an identity one rather a Daesh extremist one that is coming from western powers to destabilise the region.
I am Indonesian , I have a friend from Xinjiang , we went to Germany together and cycling from town to town there. I've been to China many times and witness many Uighur runs restaurants and working in Walmart in Shanghai etc , they are free practicing their religion without restriction or oppresion or any sort of bad information from western media. and about the Xinjiang concentration camp news blown by western media many islamic country including our government and biggest islam organization checked the facts by visiting the Xinijang , and all the bad news about Uighur and Xinjiang are being oppressed by China are lies by western media and only them and radical islam group spreading this lies .
@@user-xf9rl3fm6j Sure it's all Turkey's fault. It doesn't have anything to do with the CCP's extreme views does it? Not only are Muslims oppressed in xian jang but also Christians are oppressed too and iv also seen reports of Buddhist statues being taken down in China.
@@kama3422 "Buddhist statues being taken down in China - it maybe true, but please learn more related info about it or even China if you want know the truth.
American people only want to know the info they want, not the truth. Western Countries think China is challenging their dominant status, and the main media are controlled by them.
He said something very enlightening regarding the Muslim language situation. Its very true in the west you would learn the national language ( in this case English or in Xiajiang would be Mandarine ) in school however they are free to speak their own language outside of school. This is a way to ensure ( as they all live in china ) a way for them to work and prosper in China, out of poverty or get a good job in various places outside of Xinjiang. So its not entirely about Language suppression rather ensuring their young to be competitive.
I remember my ESL teacher used to fine me $5 every time I speak mandarin in a Canadian secondary school. I didn't realize it was a concentration camp according to ABC BBC CBC CNN blah blah media. It is so harsh.
I live in both country for 18 years each. You misunderstands what he meant. He’s saying school classes are taught in mandarin and text book are written in mandarin but he didn’t express that correctly. There is no limitation what language you want to say just like in US. Why I know that? Because I was one of the minority in those schools. The only time I was told to not speak chinese was actually when I was in ESL class in US.
I have been to Xinjiang three years ago to see the fall colour. I share similar experience. I saw no repression of the local people. In fact, I feel indebted to the hospitality of the local people.
What, the Xinjiang concentration camps do not exist because he could go there? That is what you call sensible? Nice one. He is simply a hack for the Chinese propaganda machine. www.theguardian.com/news/2018/dec/07/china-plan-for-global-media-dominance-propaganda-xi-jinping
@MAGA Hahahaha nice try. I despise the CIA. I am sorry to break it to you, no one credible trusts the CIA in the west. They are not the all-powerful boogeyman the CCP has told you they are. As for Falon Gong, every credible paper has covered the organ harvesting. www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jun/17/china-is-harvesting-organs-from-detainees-uk-tribunal-concludes
@@ahhmm5381 Xinjiang concentration camp does exit in much larger scale than reported in western media. The western media reported only a tiny fraction of CCP brutality in Xinjiang.
Even after years, I can't stop my tears when I watched the vedios that terrorists were attacking people in Xinjiang and Kunming, stabbing them with knives regardless genders, ages and ethics. Think about how the western hurt by 911. It is really hard to get the point that how security measures and reeducating extremists violate human right. People live in Xinjiang know what is for their best. FB provided the platform to terrorists and refused to close their accounts when the tragedy happened, but no one critized them for human rights? Thanks to the efforts the Chinese government has done, my parents travelled around Xinjiang last year and they felt Xinjiang is the safest place in China now. My friend spent three years in one of the poorest village in the south Xinjiang, away from his new married wife and families. He taught the Uyghurs Mandarin and also learnt the local language for better communication. He helped them to build family farms and shown them how to sell farm products via internet. This is what the so called CCP young men are doing in every single poor village right now. But what have the US government done for poor people here? Why can't they leave the other countries alone and do their own job given we have thousand people die everyday and I have been stuck in the room for half a year !
Those terrorists have been killed on spot, jailed, their organs were sold to Saudi "Halal" organ transplants. China did not respects its laws when putting so many innocent people without any judicial processes. Those innocent people are living in torturous environment. . We Uyghurs are not terrorists and separatists.
@@gregohb That's rude,bro.I am the people who actually went through the terrorism in Xin Jiang.My aunt had been attacked four times,she still needs regular psychotherapy. And I was almost be killed in that day. You guys can't imagine what happened here. A math teacher and her boyfriend in my middle school were killed in that horrible day.
@@tinggao5983 Which minutes? How long did he state? How many streets had visited? Talked with whom? Who with him when met original peoples （Xinqiang Uighur）? etc.
Speaking of security checks... I have been to India many times for business since 2011, all the hotels I have stayed are equipped with x-ray baggage scanner, walk through metal detector, and one channel for men, one channel for women, for the handheld metal detector check- don't remember if they also do the pat-down. They check the vehicles, trunk and underneath, with the help of explosive detection canine. (It's so hot in many places the poor dogs have to wear shoes.) You go to big shopping malls, security check required too. Hotels in Manila are the same. So, such measures are pretty normal, and needed, for places that experienced bad terror attacks. The first and most important human right is the right to live.
What does this have to do with China? Or Xinjiang? There is a saying in America that to give up one's freedoms for security is foolish because soon as you do you will have neither.
@@TheIncongruent Yes, you are right, such as the 560,000 people who gave up their lives because of freedom? For example, the American people who are likely to die from gun violence every day? For example, the Iraqi people who suffer from the United States every day?
I am Muslim, the Uyugrs live better than the Muslim living in Islamic country, it is any religion dream to live under this great nation, having say that I am not saying China is Angel, no perfect country in the world
We visited Urumqi, Xinjiang in September 2018. Our experience there concurs with what Jerry Grey said. We saw local people carrying on their lives no different from any other part of China. Buisness was as usual at the Urumqi Erdaoqiao International Grand Bazaar, where one can get all kinds of Uighur food, cultural and essential products. Children were everywhere, so it is hard to believe that there is genocide going on as claimed by western media. Security was indeed tight and check points were set up on hightways to prevent the type of bombing attack that took place in 2014 again. It baffles me people will believe what they want to believe without questioning the authenticity of all the negative claims.
The reason the US government refuses to send its "human rights" watchdogs into Xinjiang is because these "human rights" watchdogs are controlled and run by the US government and their job is to make up stories about human rights violations against countries that the US government wants to destroy because these countries refused to follow orders sent out by the US government. Because these countries continue to run their country in a way that would mainly benefit themselves and their citizens instead of running their country in a way that would benefit the US only they were invaded by the US military and their governments were destroyed and overthrown by the US government. Once the US government has finished destroying these countries it then picked new leaders (Puppets) who would follow every order that the US government tells them to do. The US has destroyed countless countries that refused to follow its orders and play by its rules. For example, the US invaded Libya because Colonel Gaddafi refused to bowl down to the US's demands that he must privatize his oil reserves so that the US's corporations could own them one day, he must stop his close ties with Russia and other Middle East and African countries that the US did not like, and he must not avoid using the US dollar in his trading with other nations. Gaddafi refused to follow all of those orders and that was the reason the US invaded his country and had him murdered. It had absolutely nothing to do with human rights as the US government had alleged for the US is responsible for nearly all of the human rights violations and human sufferings that have happened within the last 77 years since the end of WW2. The US uses these "human rights" BS excuse to invade and destroy countless countries throughout the world. Some have estimated as many as 95 countries have been destroyed either directly by the US or with the US's involvements in some capacity.
What's your proof, Western media? No, I haven't been to Xinjiang yet, but I have been to Beijing, Jinan, Nanjing, Shenzhen, and several other places that welcome the Muslim community...in fact, I cannot wait to go to Xi'an as the man in the video mentioned, which has an amazing Muslim community. How about you, have you ever even set foot in China? If you have, you'd see lots of lies are told in western media about China purely for political and economic gains. Anyway, my proof is here: www.workers.org/2019/12/44963/amp/ ; thecommunists.org/2019/12/31/news/blatant-hypocrisy-usa-lies-about-china-uighur-muslims/ ; thegrayzone.com/2018/08/23/un-did-not-report-china-internment-camps-uighur-muslims/ Bear in mind that these articles don't need to provide citations, as these are quite well-established facts, unlike the arbitrary, unfounded allegations about "concentration camps" in Xinjiang.
David Thomas is just like Trump pand Pompeo, derived from the blood anti-asia. Promote liberal democrazy that failed to protect and rescue the USA people from suffering covid-19. Remember 165.000 USA citizens have died because of covid-19, because democrazy.
yes, i totally agree with you that 'i don't stand for china but stand against people who are wrong about china because they don't know' ME TOO just like u... :)
Don't u know that Chinese know about the great Mahatma Gandhi & praised him for freeing India from colonisation. India can go the way they like & same goes with any country, if one can see it helps & improved lives of majority of the population.
@@panzerfaust3366 i ve seen progress made by china and chinese people past 22 yrs by myself... just spoke what i ve seen and experience...no any country and system is 100% PERFECT but at present time chinese govt. is doing grt job for its people... just see COVID 19 management :)
@@MrHuofeng KungFlu was overplayed. In the U.S. if you fall down the stairs and break your neck. KungFlu. If you get bitten in half by a shark. You died of KungFlu. If you die in a car accident. KungFlu. Americans realize only people with 2 or 3 existing ailments and of older age are expiring. It's not as bad as they projected. They have been adding deaths not related to Covid on the death roster.
Thank you for posting this. People from all parts of the globe should view this with an opened mind and then judge for themselves what they believe. I would *love* to visit China. And perhaps one day I will be able to see it for myself.
It's important to debunk the lies from the West. It's going to get worse. Aim to create conflict and division although it will not prevent sanctioning of Chinese companies - this has to be addressed differently.
Excellent interview. Greatly appreciate the interviewee in sharing his experiences. The world will be a much peaceful and better place for all if/when we have more people like him.
Mr. Jerry Grey, thank you for taking your time to speak the truth. wish you and your family good health, love Hong Kong. I wish people can cross check facts through trustworthy sources, in the case of Xingjing, people like yourself a former police officer from UK and World bank report on Xingjing, etc. The Western government in particular the US government have supported terrorists and try to separate Xingjing from China but fail because Chinese government implement tough securities thus peace is now been restored. US also back some political parties and organisations in HK which promote independence of HK and caused over 1,000 riots in 2019, thus China had to implement security laws to protect HK. While Western countries also have such security law and in US the penalty for separatist movement with highest punishment is death penalty which HK is just life imprisonment. US basically don’t want to give up their bulling dominance of the world because of the raise of China and they want to destroy China at all cost. This is a bad decision that US think tank have chosen to attack China, China will not allow US to destroy China because China is no longer the China of old and it will surely put up a fight because US wants to destroy China like they destroy Britain and Japan. A better solution or a wiser solution is for US to accept China and work together for the benefit of the world, if one understand China, China wants peace and harmony and not war or occupy others, beside how long does an average individual live on this planet? Why not set up a good system for your children and grand children to enjoy. Why waste so much money on military? Instead, utilise the money on your people to better their lives. Win win situation. God bless humanity.
@Donna Chump - DRAFT DODGER , When faced with hard evidence and witness presented by rational westerners, you cannot accept the very simple fact that you have been ill-informed in the past, which makes you unable to think and see things from a rational perspective, and yet you still wanna stick to your unfounded blind belief based on bias and lies, so you cannot present any counterargument with reasons and evidence, but resort to name calling and bad-mouthing. How pathetic and lamentable of you and your kind.
Yes everything he said is true.....I was in Xinjiang with my husband and daughter in November 2018 and we thoroughly enjoyed the trip there...yes lots of Security but you feel safe walking about discovering places, shops etc... go visit and find out for yourselves...best to see with your own eyes!
@@etbuch4873 I cannot cannot give this information because I suspect you are a spy of CCP and your job can be collecting data. As CCP cannot tolerate any criticism, a comment on internet in contrary to its propaganda is enough to put friends and relatives at risk.
Thanks! It’s very reassuring to listen this serious and reflective discussion about China.The explanations were lucid and cogent with revealing examples from the field.
List of mosques in China: This is a list of notable mosques in China. A mosque is a place of worship for followers of the religion of Islam. The first mosque in China was the Great Mosque of Xi'an, built during the Tang Dynasty in the 8th century CE. Today there are over 39,000 mosques in China, 25,000 of these are in Xinjiang, a north-west autonomous region./WIKIPEDIA
The mosque is under strict oversight and the Islamic symbol has been removed. In addition, the preaching by Imams is regulated and the use of Arabic script in public is prohibited. Muslim Muslims living in Henan Province in central China and in Ningxia in the northwest have been hit hard. 2019-10-11 Wang Ichi
@@森田和義-k6u Many media and scholarly accounts of terrorism in contemporary China focus on incidents of violence committed in Xinjiang, as well as on the Chinese government's counter-terrorism campaign in those regions. There is no unified Uyghur ideology, but Pan-Turkism, Uyghur nationalism, and Islamism have all attracted segments of the Uyghur population. Recent incidents include the 1992 Ürümqi bombings, the 1997 Ürümqi bus bombings, the 2010 Aksu bombing, the 2011 Hotan attack, 2011 Kashgar attacks, the 2014 Ürümqi attack, and the 2014 Kunming attack. 2014 Kunming attack Inside the Kunming railway station in Kunming, Yunnan, China, at around 21:20 on 1 March 2014, a group of knife-wielding terrorists attacked passengers at the city's railway station. Both male and female attackers pulled out long-bladed knives and stabbed and slashed innocent passengers. Four assailants were shot to death by police on the spot, and one injured female perpetrator was captured. The assailants killed 31 civilians with injuring more than 140 people. On 3 March, police announced that the six-man and a two-woman group had been neutralized after the arrest of three remaining suspects. /WIKIPEDIA
@@garysantos7053 I think the west is just so jealous that China is so effective in countering terrorism, so they make up stories just to discredit China. Or maybe is it because their converted efforts to destabilise China failed?
Yes. The world needs to be re-educated just like the uyghurs. The CCP should invite everyone to sign up for the re-education camps. I am sure millions and billions of people will voluntarily have themselves stay in these centers for long periods of time.
The silk road starts from sinjiang China, that's the reason the 5eyes are trying to stop the progress. Its sad to see certain countries had fall into the US propagandas and some are actually supporting USA to contain China on this development.
@Curry The Hurry I have and I agree with great china. Very busy streets give it a lively feeling. At 8 you can hear students singing songs in school. Food is AWESOME. Many attractions, yet no true Chinese citizen goes to forbidden city. Just a lot of stuff like great 5G internet, great innovations, and lots of other things.
@@chaodai0093 not true "that no true Chinese citizens go to the Forbidden City" I was there about 3 years ago, 99% of visitors in the Forbidden City that day were Chinese.
@@milinlim5211 no no no, I was saying back then in the times when the Ming dynasty ruled, only people with relations with the royal family could enter. Now it is a tourist attraction Yes most people could go there.
But what he said in the video is by airplane, that is a big different to his Twitter about his 2019 cycling trip from Zhongshang to Xinjiang. So, he is lying.
It is indeed encouraging to see more and more righteous men, like Jerry Grey, raising their voice for honesty and truth. “Prejudices, it is well known, are most difficult to eradicate from the heart whose soil has never been loosened or fertilised by education: they grow there, firm as weeds among stones.” Wrote Charlotte Bronte, English novelist and poet. What Charlotte didn’t tell us is that prejudice can also be, and often is, the result of decades of propaganda, of miseducation, indoctrination and proselytisation. It is patently clear that many mainstream western media are not free from prejudice or bias, nor are they free from the propensity to deliberately disseminate untruthful or selective information. In fact, the dissemination of bias or fake news are often intentional, calculated at misleading readers, or to justify a certain narrative bias; and often with malicious aim - to demonise and to destabilise China.
I am a Dutchman living in France and I lived in Down Under for 5 years, where my son lives now. I salute Jerry Grey and the hard working Chinese people! China lifted 800.000.000 people out of poverty and it is building highly sophisticated networks of transport in many countries. My admiration for China and for the Chinese men and women is very, very profound!
@@jerrygrey5606 - I always pay attention to what people do! Not what people say! The Chinese people have shown great willpower and great discipline. The Western democracies/ NATO talk about "Human Rights" all the time, but their deeds has shown the opposite of their words: They destroyed Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Libya. Their next target will be Iran...if they can! Where is the respect for The West for the "Human Rights" of the Afghani, Iraqi, Syrian, Libyan and Irani peoples?????
@@jerrygrey5606- Thank you for your comment! I am 74 years old. I thought I had a little knowledge about human nature, but I appear to be wrong. I know nothing! I am deeply disappointed in people in western democracies. The arrogance and callousness of many western people to think it normal to destroy country after country, the horrible suffering and killing we have inflicted and still do on these unfortunate and innocent people, is mind boggling. BUT...the tide is turning! China, Russia and Iran are not countries to fool around with. It is a very dangerous game America and NATO is playing. The unrest it is creating in The EU, (apart from the corona virus) in the United Kingdom and especially in America is a bad omen. I think the chickens have come home to roost for The West. I hope I will be wrong! Thank you again for your reply, which shows to me you are a human being, who has not forgotten what compassion means.
@@paulvandijck6476 I'm catching up with you Paul, I'm 63 in a couple of months. Retired from full time work and this is why I have the time to embark on these biking trips around China. I'm currently on another one, but not so contentious this time - we're going nowhere near Xinjiang
Few years ago, a group of Indonesian clerics from the national highest Islamic authority were sent by the government to Xinjiang to see the situation in the region. When they returned, they reported what they saw which is favorable and claimed no oppression or discrimination there. Some hardliner group called them liars and they were bribed by Chinese government. Those clerics only answered "We can't lie and tell people what we didn't see there"
Western countries will never give up their attempts to discredit China on Xinjiang issue. In July 2019, around 50 ambassadors to the UN at Geneva signed a joint letter to the president of the UN Human Rights Council and the Office of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to voice their support for China's governance in Xinjiang.
The problem is blaming each other, tit for tat doesn’t work, no one likes criticism, the only way forward is to talk to each other, accept each other and work towards a better future. 🤝
Thank you Mount Kailish, the best thing we can do is to understand that most of the people who haven't been there are reading or viewing a distorted image
@@hectoOut Hector, when were you last in Xinjiang, if you don't believe me, you can go olnline find hundred, or thousands of testimonies to the contrary, you can find Vladimir Voronkov's report, you can read Alfred de Zayas articles and these people are world renowned and recognised UN officials - alternatively, you can read what you see in mainstream news and stop bothering the adults
@@jerrygrey5606 that s the catch phrase have you been to Xinjiang and you coppied it from the mouth piece! Mind you alot of so called UN dudes being bought with Chinese money. You gotta understand there two type of people in this these days. Those who work for Chinese to advance their influence and those who stand on principles and up hold rules of law. Of course you want to be an early dude!
Well Jerry Grey, thank you so much for this briefing. America is so inclined in stopping or slowing down China from displacing them as the world leader nation, that they've gone wild in spreading misinformation around the world, sanctioning allies if they don't abide by their rules. So it's refreshing to get a positive view from an Australian ex-cope who casually travels there.
The Anglophile agenda is more than just slowing China's growth. It is part of an active strategy to contain China by surrounding China with unrest and chaos. It's not just the instigation of Xinjiang but one should also look at it in the context of actions in Hong Kong, Tibet and the ASEAN nations
Thanks Francois, Appreciate the comments. I have a friend visiting there at this very moment, I think there will be more videos and blogs dispelling the myths soon
I tried but could get very little detailed information from this guys stories about traveling in Xinjiang. Where did he go? What did he see. What did he photograph? There were no exhibits of his photography. Nothing about where he went. To comprehensively travel through Xinjiang, if it is indeed almost as large as Alaska in the US, would require many months of travel and still you could not see it all on a bicycle.
Love your sharing. I always like those who has travelled widely and sharing their stories. Xinjiang, i believe is a nice place, and it has been developing very fast. There are several local xinjiang youtubers very popular in youtube and i have been following their daily life stories. Very interesting to me. In the video, i have noticed many ethnicities intermingled happily with each other.
That s not true where you can use youtube in China. Only propagandists are allowed to use youtube for their purpose. Also beautiful place has nothing to do with Uyghurs living conditions! Also Han Chinese dont mingle with Uyghurs unless they need women and sex!
I started going to China in 2002, after that I will go there once a year or twice a year. Been to different parts of China. Like a lot of people that never step into China, I rely on information from the media. I have my doubts and worry about going to China. What I didn't expect is the culture shock and how fun it can be. So far people I met are friendly and helpful.
Liar on fire Bob! What is there to see when they hide everything from view! You probably just hang out in the city square where you probly onky see nice girls hahaha.. you didnt go near to any concentration camps dude!
@@hectoOutIts your freedom to believe. But its my choice, where I want to go. At least I am happy, have enough for retirement. Have two properties in two countries. Enjoy my holidays in China, with good food, nice scenic view, nice people.
@@hectoOut Just a word of advice. Spend time travelling, see and hear for yourself from the locals, experience and feel with your heart. The truth is out there in the real world, not on papers.
Here is evidence, if it not true why I’m not allowed to call my parents since 2016 I’m from Xinjiang.where Is my parents who can help me reach out.i been trying all passible you to concat with my parents eve all relatives .if you can help me reach out prof the true together.
Many thanks - it was a tough day that lives with me still. I do know what terrorism looks like and how it affects people, believe me, there is no terrorism in Xinjiang now and the people there are MUCH better for it - even the Uyghurs
This man knows what he's talking about. I have been to Urumqi and Turpan, yes there is security but there is no restrictions to where you want to go, great place,
We know that Chinese people live in harmony and security for everyone living in China 🇨🇳 no matter what religion or ethnicity they are!!! Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪😀
@@alexfengerson7982 He mentioned a lot of kids go to boarding school in China, firstly and couldn't provide the %. But every one knows that it's only very few kids go to boarding school in China.
@@samsonptgt8583 lol you mentioned only few kids go to boarding school in China without giving percentage. Based on your previous logic, can we assume you are lying 🤥?
UK police had, for some time since terrorist attacks, the power of stop and search. But in its colonies, Britain had draconian powers such as the infamous Internal Security Act under which anyone under suspicion could be arrested, interrogated (tortured in many cases), and jailed indefinitely. The power of deportation was often exercised in places where Britain allowed migrants into its colonies in order to exploit the natural resources.
I have visited Alaska many times during my lifetime. Maybe as many as 10,000. Still I haven't seen very much of Alaska, which is only slightly larger than Xinjiang. Something magic about Chinese people that all they need do is visit Xinjiang a few times and by osmosis acquire total knowledge about everything that is there?
@@刘玉仁 Either you Chinese guys are unaware of what is going on in Xinjiang with the Uyghurs there. which wouldn't really surprise me much, or you are lying your asses off. Or you are trying to score a few points with the CCP by pretending to defend it.
I have seen many photos from the "re-education" camps where no one ever leaves, it is like California Hotel th-cam.com/video/WnQlGS3sdrg/w-d-xo.html. I have heard people who are looking for their family and relatives who have disappeared there. I have seen satellite pictures of the camps themselves. Why would I have to go there to know about it? Same as why would I need to go to the moon to know what it looks like from astronauts visiting there with their cameras?
@@TheIncongruent haha, we been fooled? for 35 year? Am I always living with my illusion? how could CCP make 1.3 billion people to believe their stories/lies but couldn't make the west believe? why you can be so sure about that your Media is not lying to you? if your Media play a movie as breaking news, are you gonna buy it?
A brother was there at the Hyde Park bombing. It was his first, and last, night as a qualified paramedic. He still cannot get the smell out of his mind. Terrorism affects more than just the targets and has long lasting problems. I wonder if my brother and Jerry Grey shared any words that night. It tested even the most hardened first responders. Terrorist attacks need to be prevented. The question is how.
I am an expat from Taiwan , so I wouldn't give unnecessary credit to any wrong doing of the current CCP government. I can attest to the words from this Australian gentleman. I have been to Xinjiang in 2019. I toured the northern part of the province for a full week as a foreign passport holder and an expat of Taiwan on the passport. If there was anything to hide from me because of my supposedly adversarial political standpoint, I would have been restrictive in my freedom of movement. But I wasn't. So were not the other six members of my group who were all Taiwanese.
Thanks for posting, you’re a lovely, sincere woman, and I respect you and your Country, and hope to visit sometime soon.....and the Gentleman was straightforward and I appreciate his comments and knowledge! America is on an Evil Mission.....and hopefully this Disgraceful Administration will be Fired in November in America! All the Best!
Respect to this gentleman for speaking the truth about his experience in Xinjiang even though he would be subjected to hate by anti China people who actually have never been to china but are quick to judge others. One of the sad things is that even though there are people who live or visited Xinjiang and speak the truths, these opinions get suppressed by youtube/western media algorithm that do not show these on searches. Its good that people continue to speak out and hopefully more people have the ability to travel to Xinjiang and tell the truths.
Here is evidence, if it not true why I’m not allowed to call my parents since 2016 I’m from Xinjiang.where Is my parents who can help me reach out.i been trying all passible you to concat with my parents eve all relatives .if you can help me reach out prof the true together.
@@aiziz1658Thats distressing Have you tried to visit them to see what happened to them? Obviously I wouldn't know what happened, could it be that your parents were being preached by radical Imams who support terrorism and they were highlighted as being in danger of radicalisation and detained for questioning? Did you ask the neighbours what happened to them? Also the US is known for kidnapping terrorists to send them to Guantanomo Bay. (I am not saying they are terrorists but people might get mistaken for terrorists) Maybe you could contact Interpol if you know they are not in China.
Thank you Yvee, there is no oppression in Xinjiang, there is tight security - anyone who tells you they can't contact their parents is doing one thing - pleading to your better self. The reason anyone is estranged from family in Xinjiang is usually caused by the fact that the person, or their family are part of the terrorist groups this entire mess has been created to stop
This is Jerry who has a TH-cam channel Jerry's Take on China. I am subscribed to his channel because Jerry speaks from the heart and is a most interesting gentleman.
U are right. I visit the country very beautiful place and people very happy. Those people did not visit xijang but do not HV the knowledge and just want to make the city not safe.
Thank you to tell the truth! I have been to Xinjiang for 3 times in recent 7 years, my observation and experience are the same as you! And, what's wrong requesting a Uyghur (a Chinese national) to learn Chinese? So the Western propaganda is for those who don't understand China to believe. They tried to separate Xinjiang from Mainland China, they want to present Xinjiang is a separate country from China.
I’m from America and agree with Mr. Jerry Grey. Even in America, some schools in poorer neighborhoods have barred wire fencing to prevent crimes in school- so according to BBC definition we also have detention and re-education centers!
The problem is blaming each other, tit for tat doesn’t work, no one likes criticism, the only way forward is to talk to each other, accept each other and work towards a better future. 🤝
There are many CIA paid cybertrooper who are out to demonise China. These people wont listen, let alone talk to those who are correcting them of their bigotries.
Here is evidence, if it not true why I’m not allowed to call my parents since 2016 I’m from Xinjiang.where Is my parents who can help me reach out.i been trying all passible you to concat with my parents eve all relatives .if you can help me reach out prof the true together.
Forced to learn English? Never was anyone forced to learn English. It was made available for those who wanted to learn it but never forced on anyone. Why you lie? Cantonese is not acceptable to the Mandariin speaking CCP Han Chinese anymore. They have pretty much killed it. How many CCP members do you know who speak only Cantonese?
Am glad your guest tells the world the truth, what he saw. His remark is very pertinent. Pls find more guests like this gentleman for them to tell the truth.
quite plausible narration, the same impressions was conveyd by a group of my friends who travelled through Xinjiang in 1999s and am dead sure now that people living there are satisfied with the Beijing mega development prog for the region.
You are a British gentleman. You can explain clearly and understandably with good examples. I admired you for giving the real information to the people in worldwide.
As an average Han Chinese, it has never come to my mind that our fellow Uyghur Chinese are the same as those terrorists, not in the slightest way. We were educated the way that 56 different ethnic groups were the same, Uyghur was one of them, Uyghur people were good at singing and dancing, their traditional food was exceptionally delicious and Uyghur people were religious and never serve them pork etc. All other 55 ethnic groups other than Han have had all these different benefits from the government because the government wants them to have better opportunity to improve their lives which I have never heard any Han people being angry about other than a bit jealous.
@@jerrygrey5606 the world doesn't need more liars and Chinese people apologists. How come these CCP apologists still remain in our free society and not moved to China yet?
Great video. I wish the Western Media would show this, or at least provide a link as an opposing view, to the rhetorical opinions entrenched in the minds of the Free World.
Loved to see a British tells main steam media blinds the truth, or just shows whatever they want to say. It happen to my American husband too, his American friends think he may arrest to jail soon since he lives in Hong Kong
I m from Malaysia, a Muslim majority country. Xinjiang is a very popular tourist destination for our Muslim tourist. Their halal food and culture is so much celebrated back home in our country. There are indeed so many Mosque in Xinjang and freedom to practice different faith is embraced there. Those Americans who don’t believe should visit the country. You will be surprised how wrong the western propaganda is .
I didn’t go there as a guest of the authorities. The first few times in group tours, the last two to do research on the local music. In both, I was unaware of any restrictions.
This guy just make Vlog about xinjiang, He go there 2month ago th-cam.com/users/numuvesvideos And theres actually few uygur youtuber on ytb 安妮古丽anni guli th-cam.com/channels/Rc63ZkXuzAWGzaJVEe_hxA.html 阿依图娜 ayi tuna th-cam.com/channels/BuJWLhR0VJfR79YhWus_Ew.html
I found this to be very interesting. It is good to see someone that actually went to the region and travelled throughout the region and told us his experiences. The news is definitely not always right and some countries that don’t like China really want to spread false rumours about China and the Chinese people. This video seems to help me understand the situation a lot better now.
@@Add50326 we are sick of the Chinese whining too much and talking too much about themselves. E.g you all want to be Wolf Warriors( was rated very low in HK! ) and then complain about racism and anti China!
East or West we can still find some honest and upright people who speak up and speak out the truth rather instead of catering to any political agendas and this gentleman is a great person who is worthy of our respect.
Talking about the language issue. When I grew up in Hong Kong, we were not allowed to speak Chinese at my Catholic school on alternate days of the week. We have prefects to monitor and make sure everyone speaks English at recess time. This, according to the school, is to facilitate the learning of English by immersing in an English environment.
This is a list of famous mosques in China. A Mosque is a place of pilgrimage for The faithful of Islam. The first mosque in China, the Great Mosque of Xi 'an, also known as the Great Mosque of Xi 'an, was built during the Tang Dynasty in the 8th century. There are now more than 39,000 mosques throughout China, 25,000 of which are located in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Another says there are between 20,000 and 45,000 mosques. In China, synagogues are also called mosques by Chinese Jews. Mosque is also called Hui Hui temple, Hui Hui temple, mosque, zhenjiao temple, Qingjing temple. During the Qing Dynasty, the entrance to the Hui mosque was engraved with the ancient tablet of "long live the Emperor, long live, long live forever". Westerners visiting China have noticed the ancient tablets in mosques in Yunnan and Ningbo. Most mosques have certain features in common, but like other religions, Chinese Islamic architecture reflects local architecture through its own style. China is famous for its beautiful temple-like mosques. But in western China, mosques like those in Iran and Central Asia have tall, thin minarets, curved arches and domes, and unique multi-storey entrances. In northwest China, where Chinese Hui built mosques, both eastern and Western styles were blended, the Buddhist-style roofs of walled courtyards leaned outward through arches with small domes and minarets. The architectural style of Hui mosques varies from sect to sect. The Traditionalist Gedimuhanafi Sunnis, influenced by Chinese culture, build mosques that look like Chinese temples. Reformist modernists (but originally inspired by Wahhabism), the Ihwani built mosques that looked like The Arab style of the Middle East. So the question is that how many Mosque do U.S. have?
Great job here Jerry - it's most encouraging to see China getting the right idea about 'employing' people with integrity to disseminate some 'positive propaganda', based on facts and proven experience! Well done team China! .
So great to see you Jingjing. Great interview and perspective. The western media would never interview this gentleman because he doesn't fit their narrative.
You're so right - I received one request for an interview from an Australian news outlet - they asked one question only: Was I misrepresented or edited heavily? My answer was no, I wasn't misrepresented and yes, it was edited, they took out a lot of my more positive aspects - the interview was over an hour but the video only 15 minutes - after the journalist knew he wasn't going to get a story from me expect confirmation of what I've already said, he finished the interview
Listen to this man carefully: "It's not really that I stand up for China, it's I stand against people who are wrong about China." What an honest, righteous gentleman! My respect and appreciation.
Murdoch Ravenhill Could you please share your own thoughts after visiting China?
There are so many people who are "wrong " about China, and only a few like this man who know about the Chinese and their way of life. News about China today is completely twisted, warped and fake.. There are so many good people in China, the West would be, again, so jealous! Cooperation is so much better than war! We all must do that, go in that direction, there is no other way. The Chinese are least belligerent...
@@jdemeulenaer123 Peace loving Chinese as compared to the descendents of the Roman Empire.
@Murdoch Ravenhill I take exception to your comment that " if China wasn't so unwelcoming to foreigners ...." There is a large number of videos on utube posted by foreigners who live and work in China. The following are a few
1. Blondie in China ( Australian )
2. Barrett ( Brits )
3. Nathan Rich ( American )
4. Nico ( Brits)
5. Cyrus Janssen ( American )
6. Gweilo 60 ( Canadian )
7. the Jayoe Nation ( American )
8. numuves ( Canadian )
9. Daniel Dumbrill ( Canadian )
10. China Teacher Brand ( Columbian )
I don't live in China but these videos gave me some idea how hospitable or inhospitable China is to foreigners. Most of these expats seem happy with their lifestyle and some are permanently settled in China. Naturally, I can't confirm they are not all paid by the CCP to post their videos. And of course no one is claiming China, or any country, is perfect.
@Murdoch Ravenhill judging from your other comments on China related vids. Shall we just stop pretending you are giving some kind of honest observations? Haters' gonna hate. Why not just tell us this is who you are? It is really pointless to have any meaningful discussion with someone generalising 1.4b ppl in such a way that Chinese are homogeneous, oppressed, lack of independent thinking and some kind ideology freaks (my takes after reading your post).
If you are not happy with 1.4b, you tell me if it is your problem or their problem? Perhaps you should start with being not narrow minded.
I've been places, never for once did I judge locals by my own standards/experience or crying why they are different from what I think they should be; let alone generalising the entire population.
My advice to people like you: stop being obsessed with something you find it hard to enjoy, leaving each other alone is a better way to manage your frustration.
Xinjiang is huge and has incredible nature and scenery, definitely worth the extra security. Last visited Xinjiang in the spring of 2019 to visit my ailing father inlaw, aside from the extra security we enjoyed the visit. To the contrary we felt much safer because of the security. Jerry mentioned that Xinjiang is multi ethnic and that is part of the attraction, the Uyghur restaurants, food shops and people are wonderful. The Uyghur are thriving and it was amazing to see the changes since my last visit in 2013, they seem to have moved up the economic ladder like the other ethnic groups and Han. Jerry didn't mention that the security forces are also multi ethnic and have many Uighars that are often in senior positions of authority. Sadly, like Jerry I've had family and friends literally attack me when I speak of China honestly. I had to endure some very nutty abuse on the phone where they would yell vitriolic hatred towards a country they have never visited and call me brainwashed. Why were they hurling abuse towards me is even more sad, it was early March and I was warning them to take the pandemic seriously and sharing the success of the Chineses authorities pandemic measures and Grid Management. My goal was simply to help them avoid getting very sick or dying. Sad to lose friends and family to the non-stop hate propaganda doing its work in west.
Years education of bias does root well. They choose to believe whatever media said instead of going there and see it themself. No difference than zombies
the sad reality is when people are bombarded with years and years of lies upon lies . it became truth in their mind. weak mind can easily be brainwashed.
It was long time ago. Uyghur families, businesses, social cohesion, social system, have been systematically ruined.
@Gilles Milaire Don't worry about the people who are psychologically immature and those who are stereotyped by democratic lies and one-sided news.
sad story T_T
I have great respect for this man. His stance (speaking out) against people who are wrong about China should be applauded. 👏👏👏
Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Province is the heart of the belt and road initiative the CPC has invested billions into Urumqi, Turpan, and other cities in Xinjiang to better the lives of all citizens regardless of ethnicity or religion. Today Xinjiang has modern infrastructure and is absorbing massive investments from many countries abroad.
Uyghurs are being imprisoned, thats not bettering lives
+Python The Uyghurs are Turks no way getting around this tv e problem is not an identity one rather a Daesh extremist one that is coming from western powers to destabilise the region.
Uyghur peoples still have their autonomous province while muslims in jammu & kashmir lost their special rights after artical370 been removed
+Social Distancing Yes that is 100% true
@Chinese Virus free usa
I am Indonesian , I have a friend from Xinjiang , we went to Germany together and cycling from town to town there.
I've been to China many times and witness many Uighur runs restaurants and working in Walmart in Shanghai etc , they are free practicing their religion without restriction or oppresion or any sort of bad information from western media.
and about the Xinjiang concentration camp news blown by western media many islamic country including our government and biggest islam organization checked the facts by visiting the Xinijang , and all the bad news about Uighur and Xinjiang are being oppressed by China are lies by western media and only them and radical islam group spreading this lies .
Good to know. It's all so one sided that it's becoming
suspicious
This is where they get their ' information '
th-cam.com/video/A8uZZjB4kfM/w-d-xo.html
@@user-xf9rl3fm6j Sure it's all Turkey's fault. It doesn't have anything to do with the CCP's extreme views does it? Not only are Muslims oppressed in xian jang but also Christians are oppressed too and iv also seen reports of Buddhist statues being taken down in China.
@@kama3422 "Buddhist statues being taken down in China - it maybe true, but please learn more related info about it or even China if you want know the truth.
American people only want to know the info they want, not the truth.
Western Countries think China is challenging their dominant status, and the main media are controlled by them.
Thank goodness there are still decent people out there who defend the "truth"
He said something very enlightening regarding the Muslim language situation. Its very true in the west you would learn the national language ( in this case English or in Xiajiang would be Mandarine ) in school however they are free to speak their own language outside of school. This is a way to ensure ( as they all live in china ) a way for them to work and prosper in China, out of poverty or get a good job in various places outside of Xinjiang. So its not entirely about Language suppression rather ensuring their young to be competitive.
So true
I remember my ESL teacher used to fine me $5 every time I speak mandarin in a Canadian secondary school. I didn't realize it was a concentration camp according to ABC BBC CBC CNN blah blah media. It is so harsh.
I live in both country for 18 years each. You misunderstands what he meant. He’s saying school classes are taught in mandarin and text book are written in mandarin but he didn’t express that correctly. There is no limitation what language you want to say just like in US. Why I know that? Because I was one of the minority in those schools. The only time I was told to not speak chinese was actually when I was in ESL class in US.
How many Uyghurs have you spoken with about their treatment at the hands of the CCP?r
It is about language suppression and about religion suppression, and about culture suppression. It is cultural genocide.
What you said is the truth. I hv been to China many times myself.
Me too
Another chance to play again! Every time you come, it changes a lot （Use software translation😂😂😂）
What can you know about the truth Chinese?
wan is liar try go to Tibet..you will be under 24/7 watch
Perhaps next time, you would like to stay there.
I have been to Xinjiang three years ago to see the fall colour. I share similar experience. I saw no repression of the local people. In fact, I feel indebted to the hospitality of the local people.
This guy is good man. He speaks fairly and sensibly.
What, the Xinjiang concentration camps do not exist because he could go there? That is what you call sensible? Nice one.
He is simply a hack for the Chinese propaganda machine.
www.theguardian.com/news/2018/dec/07/china-plan-for-global-media-dominance-propaganda-xi-jinping
@MAGA Hahahaha nice try. I despise the CIA. I am sorry to break it to you, no one credible trusts the CIA in the west. They are not the all-powerful boogeyman the CCP has told you they are.
As for Falon Gong, every credible paper has covered the organ harvesting.
www.theguardian.com/world/2019/jun/17/china-is-harvesting-organs-from-detainees-uk-tribunal-concludes
@frank sayt Do you even know what Falon Gong is?
@@ahhmm5381 When was the last time you were in Xinjiang?
@@ahhmm5381 Xinjiang concentration camp does exit in much larger scale than reported in western media. The western media reported only a tiny fraction of CCP brutality in Xinjiang.
Even after years, I can't stop my tears when I watched the vedios that terrorists were attacking people in Xinjiang and Kunming, stabbing them with knives regardless genders, ages and ethics. Think about how the western hurt by 911. It is really hard to get the point that how security measures and reeducating extremists violate human right. People live in Xinjiang know what is for their best. FB provided the platform to terrorists and refused to close their accounts when the tragedy happened, but no one critized them for human rights? Thanks to the efforts the Chinese government has done, my parents travelled around Xinjiang last year and they felt Xinjiang is the safest place in China now. My friend spent three years in one of the poorest village in the south Xinjiang, away from his new married wife and families. He taught the Uyghurs Mandarin and also learnt the local language for better communication. He helped them to build family farms and shown them how to sell farm products via internet. This is what the so called CCP young men are doing in every single poor village right now. But what have the US government done for poor people here? Why can't they leave the other countries alone and do their own job given we have thousand people die everyday and I have been stuck in the room for half a year !
How much does the Chinese government pay you? Is it really "50 cents" per post?
Yeah, when you can’t refute facts, resort to name calling
@@gregohb So stating facts about China is a lie? Your accusation with the "50 cents" thing is very old.
Those terrorists have been killed on spot, jailed, their organs were sold to Saudi "Halal" organ transplants. China did not respects its laws when putting so many innocent people without any judicial processes. Those innocent people are living in torturous environment. . We Uyghurs are not terrorists and separatists.
@@gregohb That's rude,bro.I am the people who actually went through the terrorism in Xin Jiang.My aunt had been attacked four times,she still needs regular psychotherapy. And I was almost be killed in that day. You guys can't imagine what happened here. A math teacher and her boyfriend in my middle school were killed in that horrible day.
We need more people like him who’s not afraid of telling the truth.
He is lying 🤥.
He didn't tell all the truth. He only said "He go there on 2005." What was his last step there?
Clearly he said he has been in Xinjiang several times, and the last time was in 2019.
@@tinggao5983 Which minutes? How long did he state? How many streets had visited? Talked with whom? Who with him when met original peoples （Xinqiang Uighur）? etc.
@@samsonptgt8583 and you. have you ever seen an airplane? Do you know where is China? Etc
@@xbcai4331 👎
Speaking of security checks... I have been to India many times for business since 2011, all the hotels I have stayed are equipped with x-ray baggage scanner, walk through metal detector, and one channel for men, one channel for women, for the handheld metal detector check- don't remember if they also do the pat-down. They check the vehicles, trunk and underneath, with the help of explosive detection canine. (It's so hot in many places the poor dogs have to wear shoes.) You go to big shopping malls, security check required too. Hotels in Manila are the same. So, such measures are pretty normal, and needed, for places that experienced bad terror attacks. The first and most important human right is the right to live.
What does this have to do with China? Or Xinjiang?
There is a saying in America that to give up one's freedoms for security is foolish because soon as you do you will have neither.
Exactly.. and ladies need to enter a small room to be pad down
@@TheIncongruent Yes, you are right, such as the 560,000 people who gave up their lives because of freedom? For example, the American people who are likely to die from gun violence every day? For example, the Iraqi people who suffer from the United States every day?
@@白月清晖 I came here to discuss Uyghurs in Xinjiang.
I am Muslim, the Uyugrs live better than the Muslim living in Islamic country, it is any religion dream to live under this great nation, having say that I am not saying China is Angel, no perfect country in the world
We visited Urumqi, Xinjiang in September 2018. Our experience there concurs with what Jerry Grey said. We saw local people carrying on their lives no different from any other part of China. Buisness was as usual at the Urumqi Erdaoqiao International Grand Bazaar, where one can get all kinds of Uighur food, cultural and essential products. Children were everywhere, so it is hard to believe that there is genocide going on as claimed by western media. Security was indeed tight and check points were set up on hightways to prevent the type of bombing attack that took place in 2014 again. It baffles me people will believe what they want to believe without questioning the authenticity of all the negative claims.
The reason the US government refuses to send its "human rights" watchdogs into Xinjiang is because these "human rights" watchdogs are controlled and run by the US government and their job is to make up stories about human rights violations against countries that the US government wants to destroy because these countries refused to follow orders sent out by the US government. Because these countries continue to run their country in a way that would mainly benefit themselves and their citizens instead of running their country in a way that would benefit the US only they were invaded by the US military and their governments were destroyed and overthrown by the US government. Once the US government has finished destroying these countries it then picked new leaders (Puppets) who would follow every order that the US government tells them to do. The US has destroyed countless countries that refused to follow its orders and play by its rules.
For example, the US invaded Libya because Colonel Gaddafi refused to bowl down to the US's demands that he must privatize his oil reserves so that the US's corporations could own them one day, he must stop his close ties with Russia and other Middle East and African countries that the US did not like, and he must not avoid using the US dollar in his trading with other nations. Gaddafi refused to follow all of those orders and that was the reason the US invaded his country and had him murdered. It had absolutely nothing to do with human rights as the US government had alleged for the US is responsible for nearly all of the human rights violations and human sufferings that have happened within the last 77 years since the end of WW2. The US uses these "human rights" BS excuse to invade and destroy countless countries throughout the world. Some have estimated as many as 95 countries have been destroyed either directly by the US or with the US's involvements in some capacity.
I have a correction. This man wasn't telling 'his truth'. He was telling 'the' truth.
Great interview .... having lived and worked in Asia for 12 years in many countries.... yes I have same experience....
I ask you Mr. Thomas: Have you ever been to XingChiang? Do have any actual proofd n evidences to prove him telling lies?
What's your proof, Western media? No, I haven't been to Xinjiang yet, but I have been to Beijing, Jinan, Nanjing, Shenzhen, and several other places that welcome the Muslim community...in fact, I cannot wait to go to Xi'an as the man in the video mentioned, which has an amazing Muslim community. How about you, have you ever even set foot in China? If you have, you'd see lots of lies are told in western media about China purely for political and economic gains.
Anyway, my proof is here: www.workers.org/2019/12/44963/amp/ ; thecommunists.org/2019/12/31/news/blatant-hypocrisy-usa-lies-about-china-uighur-muslims/ ; thegrayzone.com/2018/08/23/un-did-not-report-china-internment-camps-uighur-muslims/
Bear in mind that these articles don't need to provide citations, as these are quite well-established facts, unlike the arbitrary, unfounded allegations about "concentration camps" in Xinjiang.
@@Djspeeda western propaganda anti-Asia, spreading hatred and Racist just like Trump and Mr. Gigolo Pompeo
David Thomas is just like Trump pand Pompeo, derived from the blood anti-asia. Promote liberal democrazy that failed to protect and rescue the USA people from suffering covid-19. Remember 165.000 USA citizens have died because of covid-19, because democrazy.
yes, i totally agree with you that 'i don't stand for china but stand against people who are wrong about china because they don't know'
ME TOO just like u... :)
This comment is a Chinese bot with an Indian tag. .50 cent army.
Don't u know that Chinese know about the great Mahatma Gandhi & praised him for freeing India from colonisation. India can go the way they like & same goes with any country, if one can see it helps & improved lives of majority of the population.
@@panzerfaust3366 i ve seen progress made by china and chinese people past 22 yrs by myself... just spoke what i ve seen and experience...no any country and system is 100% PERFECT but at present time chinese govt. is doing grt job for its people... just see COVID 19 management :)
@@MrHuofeng KungFlu was overplayed. In the U.S. if you fall down the stairs and break your neck. KungFlu. If you get bitten in half by a shark. You died of KungFlu. If you die in a car accident. KungFlu. Americans realize only people with 2 or 3 existing ailments and of older age are expiring. It's not as bad as they projected. They have been adding deaths not related to Covid on the death roster.
@@panzerfaust3366 ask to respected Dr. Fauci and follow him when u have to deal with Pandemic and not Trump...
Thank you for posting this. People from all parts of the globe should view this with an opened mind and then judge for themselves what they believe. I would *love* to visit China. And perhaps one day I will be able to see it for myself.
This gentleman is really honest, sincere, well spoken. I respect him very much.
Thanks Lin Hai, appreciate that
It's important to debunk the lies from the West. It's going to get worse. Aim to create conflict and division although it will not prevent sanctioning of Chinese companies - this has to be addressed differently.
If you weren't guilty, you wouldn't be excusing yourself.
Also, China has a law that prohibits to say the true. But you already know that.
@@miquelmarti6537 but did you know that: When you speak the truth you should speak the whole truth. Not part only to distort the picture.
He is a great man speaking true!!!.
Excellent interview. Greatly appreciate the interviewee in sharing his experiences. The world will be a much peaceful and better place for all if/when we have more people like him.
Mr. Jerry Grey, thank you for taking your time to speak the truth. wish you and your family good health, love Hong Kong. I wish people can cross check facts through trustworthy sources, in the case of Xingjing, people like yourself a former police officer from UK and World bank report on Xingjing, etc. The Western government in particular the US government have supported terrorists and try to separate Xingjing from China but fail because Chinese government implement tough securities thus peace is now been restored. US also back some political parties and organisations in HK which promote independence of HK and caused over 1,000 riots in 2019, thus China had to implement security laws to protect HK. While Western countries also have such security law and in US the penalty for separatist movement with highest punishment is death penalty which HK is just life imprisonment. US basically don’t want to give up their bulling dominance of the world because of the raise of China and they want to destroy China at all cost. This is a bad decision that US think tank have chosen to attack China, China will not allow US to destroy China because China is no longer the China of old and it will surely put up a fight because US wants to destroy China like they destroy Britain and Japan. A better solution or a wiser solution is for US to accept China and work together for the benefit of the world, if one understand China, China wants peace and harmony and not war or occupy others, beside how long does an average individual live on this planet? Why not set up a good system for your children and grand children to enjoy. Why waste so much money on military? Instead, utilise the money on your people to better their lives. Win win situation. God bless humanity.
Do I believe this gentleman? Yes I do, because I have been there too. Those unhappy trolls, let them do their stuff.
@Donna Chump - DRAFT DODGER , When faced with hard evidence and witness presented by rational westerners, you cannot accept the very simple fact that you have been ill-informed in the past, which makes you unable to think and see things from a rational perspective, and yet you still wanna stick to your unfounded blind belief based on bias and lies, so you cannot present any counterargument with reasons and evidence, but resort to name calling and bad-mouthing. How pathetic and lamentable of you and your kind.
I don't believe him at all because I was born there and lived until the age of 27.
@@johnsoltan965 , Care to tell us all from what year till what year, counting 27 years during which you claimed to have stayed there?
Yes everything he said is true.....I was in Xinjiang with my husband and daughter in November 2018 and we thoroughly enjoyed the trip there...yes lots of Security but you feel safe walking about discovering places, shops etc... go visit and find out for yourselves...best to see with your own eyes!
@@etbuch4873 I cannot cannot give this information because I suspect you are a spy of CCP and your job can be collecting data. As CCP cannot tolerate any criticism, a comment on internet in contrary to its propaganda is enough to put friends and relatives at risk.
Thanks! It’s very reassuring to listen this serious and reflective discussion about China.The explanations were lucid and cogent with revealing examples from the field.
List of mosques in China:
This is a list of notable mosques in China. A mosque is a place of worship for followers of the religion of Islam. The first mosque in China was the Great Mosque of Xi'an, built during the Tang Dynasty in the 8th century CE. Today there are over 39,000 mosques in China, 25,000 of these are in Xinjiang, a north-west autonomous region./WIKIPEDIA
The mosque is under strict oversight and the Islamic symbol has been removed. In addition, the preaching by Imams is regulated and the use of Arabic script in public is prohibited. Muslim Muslims living in Henan Province in central China and in Ningxia in the northwest have been hit hard.
2019-10-11 Wang Ichi
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Many media and scholarly accounts of terrorism in contemporary China focus on incidents of violence committed in Xinjiang, as well as on the Chinese government's counter-terrorism campaign in those regions.
There is no unified Uyghur ideology, but Pan-Turkism, Uyghur nationalism, and Islamism have all attracted segments of the Uyghur population. Recent incidents include the 1992 Ürümqi bombings, the 1997 Ürümqi bus bombings, the 2010 Aksu bombing, the 2011 Hotan attack, 2011 Kashgar attacks, the 2014 Ürümqi attack, and the 2014 Kunming attack.
2014 Kunming attack
Inside the Kunming railway station in Kunming, Yunnan, China, at around 21:20 on 1 March 2014, a group of knife-wielding terrorists attacked passengers at the city's railway station.
Both male and female attackers pulled out long-bladed knives and stabbed and slashed innocent passengers. Four assailants were shot to death by police on the spot, and one injured female perpetrator was captured.
The assailants killed 31 civilians with injuring more than 140 people. On 3 March, police announced that the six-man and a two-woman group had been neutralized after the arrest of three remaining suspects. /WIKIPEDIA
@@garysantos7053 I think the west is just so jealous that China is so effective in countering terrorism, so they make up stories just to discredit China. Or maybe is it because their converted efforts to destabilise China failed?
only around 2000 mosques in usa at the same time
@@森田和義-k6u do you know that uyghur is written in arabic script and it's literally everywhere in Xinjiang?
I believe that Xinjiang got plenty of oil below, that's why US always............... Just use common sense and you will have the answer.
Yes. The world needs to be re-educated just like the uyghurs. The CCP should invite everyone to sign up for the re-education camps. I am sure millions and billions of people will voluntarily have themselves stay in these centers for long periods of time.
@@Election-sv6ok lol being sarcastic doesn't make your argument any stronger. Which terrorist-free country you are from I wonder?
@@reneew5249 Yeah, those who living in a peaceful terrorist-free nation shouldn't ever judge as they've experience the chaotic brought by extremism.
The silk road starts from sinjiang China, that's the reason the 5eyes are trying to stop the progress. Its sad to see certain countries had fall into the US propagandas and some are actually supporting USA to contain China on this development.
@@reneew5249 Sarcastic? You mean to say the Uighurs did not volunteer themselves to be reeducated? That is so wrong then.
I have travelled widely in Xinjiang on a number of occasions. Your observations concur with mine.
Yes CGTN you have to bring more US, Aus, EU members and students to tell the truth from their own citizens. Great China 🇨🇳
@Curry The Hurry I have and I agree with great china. Very busy streets give it a lively feeling. At 8 you can hear students singing songs in school. Food is AWESOME. Many attractions, yet no true Chinese citizen goes to forbidden city. Just a lot of stuff like great 5G internet, great innovations, and lots of other things.
@@chaodai0093 not true "that no true Chinese citizens go to the Forbidden City" I was there about 3 years ago, 99% of visitors in the Forbidden City that day were Chinese.
@@milinlim5211 no no no, I was saying back then in the times when the Ming dynasty ruled, only people with relations with the royal family could enter. Now it is a tourist attraction
Yes most people could go there.
@@chaodai0093 Forbidden City is now a museum and it opens to everyone. I went there 2 yrs ago for a visit
@@AndyMrSong Yeah, I went there too. But the locals dont, it is kind of a unwritten rule lol.
Great interview. Thanks for sharing your thoughts Mr. Grey!
"I'm not standing up for China. I'm just against the people who are wrong about China."
A very truly statement!
But what he said in the video is by airplane, that is a big different to his Twitter about his 2019 cycling trip from Zhongshang to Xinjiang. So, he is lying.
@@samsonptgt8583 Chinese people apologist will do anything for favour and fame. Isn't his wife a Chinese too...that explains it!
Thank you for sharing. Cheers from Canada
You live in Canada and receive the benefits of a free democracy, yet support a totalitarian dictatorship. Sad
@@seandmello3793 This means you do not like the TRUTH, but enjoying the lies from so called "Democracy"! Sad.
You're welcome Henry, Cheers
It is indeed encouraging to see more and more righteous men, like Jerry Grey, raising their voice for honesty and truth.
“Prejudices, it is well known, are most difficult to eradicate from the heart whose soil has never been loosened or fertilised by education: they grow there, firm as weeds among stones.” Wrote Charlotte Bronte, English novelist and poet.
What Charlotte didn’t tell us is that prejudice can also be, and often is, the result of decades of propaganda, of miseducation, indoctrination and proselytisation.
It is patently clear that many mainstream western media are not free from prejudice or bias, nor are they free from the propensity to deliberately disseminate untruthful or selective information.
In fact, the dissemination of bias or fake news are often intentional, calculated at misleading readers, or to justify a certain narrative bias; and often with malicious aim - to demonise and to destabilise China.
I am a Dutchman living in France and I lived in Down Under for 5 years, where my son lives now. I salute Jerry Grey and the hard working Chinese people! China lifted 800.000.000 people out of poverty and it is building highly sophisticated networks of transport in many countries. My admiration for China and for the Chinese men and women is very, very profound!
Thank you Paul, I appreciate the comment. So will the Chinese people
@@jerrygrey5606 - I always pay attention to what people do! Not what people say! The Chinese people have shown great willpower and great discipline. The Western democracies/ NATO talk about "Human Rights" all the time, but their deeds has shown the opposite of their words: They destroyed Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Libya. Their next target will be Iran...if they can! Where is the respect for The West for the "Human Rights" of the Afghani, Iraqi, Syrian, Libyan and Irani peoples?????
@@paulvandijck6476 Exactly PAul, I can't believe that people read the papers and can't be critical enough to actually question this narrative
@@jerrygrey5606- Thank you for your comment! I am 74 years old. I thought I had a little knowledge about human nature, but I appear to be wrong. I know nothing! I am deeply disappointed in people in western democracies. The arrogance and callousness of many western people to think it normal to destroy country after country, the horrible suffering and killing we have inflicted and still do on these unfortunate and innocent people, is mind boggling. BUT...the tide is turning! China, Russia and Iran are not countries to fool around with. It is a very dangerous game America and NATO is playing. The unrest it is creating in The EU, (apart from the corona virus) in the United Kingdom and especially in America is a bad omen. I think the chickens have come home to roost for The West. I hope I will be wrong! Thank you again for your reply, which shows to me you are a human being, who has not forgotten what compassion means.
@@paulvandijck6476 I'm catching up with you Paul, I'm 63 in a couple of months. Retired from full time work and this is why I have the time to embark on these biking trips around China. I'm currently on another one, but not so contentious this time - we're going nowhere near Xinjiang
Few years ago, a group of Indonesian clerics from the national highest Islamic authority were sent by the government to Xinjiang to see the situation in the region. When they returned, they reported what they saw which is favorable and claimed no oppression or discrimination there. Some hardliner group called them liars and they were bribed by Chinese government. Those clerics only answered "We can't lie and tell people what we didn't see there"
The clerics couldn't see it. Because they were all in concentration camps.
@@panzerfaust3366 Dummkopf = you ?
Western countries will never give up their attempts to discredit China on Xinjiang issue. In July 2019, around 50 ambassadors to the UN at Geneva signed a joint letter to the president of the UN Human Rights Council and the Office of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to voice their support for China's governance in Xinjiang.
@@mimiwinarto9164 Also the UN noted and has tried to intervene the organ body harvesting in China.
@@panzerfaust3366 , You got this from Falun Gong? The CIA financed lie tellers?
I think we will face more problems going to US and Australia than Xinjiang.
The problem is blaming each other, tit for tat doesn’t work, no one likes criticism, the only way forward is to talk to each other, accept each other and work towards a better future. 🤝
right
If you are Chinese CCP I am sure you are correct.
I'm half Brit and have travelled thru XJ a few times too. Well said. I'm very confused why some want to distort the image of XJ.
Thank you Mount Kailish, the best thing we can do is to understand that most of the people who haven't been there are reading or viewing a distorted image
@@jerrygrey5606 liar on fire!.. what s there to see when they hide everything from view.
@@hectoOut Hector, when were you last in Xinjiang, if you don't believe me, you can go olnline find hundred, or thousands of testimonies to the contrary, you can find Vladimir Voronkov's report, you can read Alfred de Zayas articles and these people are world renowned and recognised UN officials - alternatively, you can read what you see in mainstream news and stop bothering the adults
@@jerrygrey5606 that s the catch phrase have you been to Xinjiang and you coppied it from the mouth piece! Mind you alot of so called UN dudes being bought with Chinese money. You gotta understand there two type of people in this these days. Those who work for Chinese to advance their influence and those who stand on principles and up hold rules of law. Of course you want to be an early dude!
Come and visit Alaska. It is slightly larger than Xinjiang and offers amazing nature interactions. No re-education camps at all.
Well Jerry Grey, thank you so much for this briefing. America is so inclined in stopping or slowing down China from displacing them as the world leader nation, that they've gone wild in spreading misinformation around the world, sanctioning allies if they don't abide by their rules. So it's refreshing to get a positive view from an Australian ex-cope who casually travels there.
That is your story and you are sticking to it right?
The Anglophile agenda is more than just slowing China's growth. It is part of an active strategy to contain China by surrounding China with unrest and chaos. It's not just the instigation of Xinjiang but one should also look at it in the context of actions in Hong Kong, Tibet and the ASEAN nations
@@kylim9292 America has employed super computer to master the game of GO.
Thanks Francois, Appreciate the comments. I have a friend visiting there at this very moment, I think there will be more videos and blogs dispelling the myths soon
@@TheIncongruent That is mechanical, no human touch...
This guy explanations is very clear and straight to the point. Respect this guy.
I tried but could get very little detailed information from this guys stories about traveling in Xinjiang. Where did he go? What did he see. What did he photograph? There were no exhibits of his photography. Nothing about where he went. To comprehensively travel through Xinjiang, if it is indeed almost as large as Alaska in the US, would require many months of travel and still you could not see it all on a bicycle.
Wish we have more people so understanding and honest to the real facts like this man
Love your sharing. I always like those who has travelled widely and sharing their stories.
Xinjiang, i believe is a nice place, and it has been developing very fast.
There are several local xinjiang youtubers very popular in youtube and i have been following their daily life stories. Very interesting to me. In the video, i have noticed many ethnicities intermingled happily with each other.
That s not true where you can use youtube in China. Only propagandists are allowed to use youtube for their purpose. Also beautiful place has nothing to do with Uyghurs living conditions!
Also Han Chinese dont mingle with Uyghurs unless they need women and sex!
I started going to China in 2002, after that I will go there once a year or twice a year. Been to different parts of China. Like a lot of people that never step into China, I rely on information from the media.
I have my doubts and worry about going to China. What I didn't expect is the culture shock and how fun it can be. So far people I met are friendly and helpful.
Thank you for going to China and see with your own eyes
Liar on fire Bob! What is there to see when they hide everything from view! You probably just hang out in the city square where you probly onky see nice girls hahaha.. you didnt go near to any concentration camps dude!
@@hectoOutIts your freedom to believe. But its my choice, where I want to go.
At least I am happy, have enough for retirement. Have two properties in two countries.
Enjoy my holidays in China, with good food, nice scenic view, nice people.
@@hectoOut Just a word of advice. Spend time travelling, see and hear for yourself from the locals, experience and feel with your heart.
The truth is out there in the real world, not on papers.
@@bobbuilder1255 sure there is a Chinese say if it doesn't affect me I don't care!
I'm Australian and my Wife is from Xinjiang she is living with me in North Australia and we go bt to see family in Yili Xinjiang when ever we can.
I love you, my motherland, I love Xinjiang.
One of the best story I have ever watched. Thank you sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Here is evidence, if it not true why I’m not allowed to call my parents since 2016 I’m from Xinjiang.where Is my parents who can help me reach out.i been trying all passible you to concat with my parents eve all relatives .if you can help me reach out prof the true together.
@@aiziz1658 if what you are saying is true, how you escaped?
My heart breaks when Grey shared his experience in the Hyde Park and he wish he could have the tech and stop the killing. The sentiment is shared.
Many thanks - it was a tough day that lives with me still. I do know what terrorism looks like and how it affects people, believe me, there is no terrorism in Xinjiang now and the people there are MUCH better for it - even the Uyghurs
I still remember that day. I also remember how the buses and tube stations were bombed in 2001. London has suffered her unfair share of bombings.
Thanks for speaking out for China! We need more people like you to speak up
This man knows what he's talking about. I have been to Urumqi and Turpan, yes there is security but there is no restrictions to where you want to go, great place,
Cheers Graham, appreciate the comment
@@jerrygrey5606 last time was there with my friend who lives in urumqi, we eat mainly in the muslim restaurants, great food. And around the Basa,
We know that Chinese people live in harmony and security for everyone living in China 🇨🇳 no matter what religion or ethnicity they are!!!
Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪😀
He is lying, 🤥
"A lot if kids in Boarding School"? What is the %?
@@samsonptgt8583 without giving the statistics is called lying? Rip logic
@@alexfengerson7982 He mentioned a lot of kids go to boarding school in China, firstly and couldn't provide the %. But every one knows that it's only very few kids go to boarding school in China.
@@samsonptgt8583 lol you mentioned only few kids go to boarding school in China without giving percentage. Based on your previous logic, can we assume you are lying 🤥?
@@alexfengerson7982 yes, same as Jerry🤣
I agree! I been there, it's a beautiful place!
UK police had, for some time since terrorist attacks, the power of stop and search. But in its colonies, Britain had draconian powers such as the infamous Internal Security Act under which anyone under suspicion could be arrested, interrogated (tortured in many cases), and jailed indefinitely. The power of deportation was often exercised in places where Britain allowed migrants into its colonies in order to exploit the natural resources.
You're talking about Britain from another generation, are they not allowed to improve or change their world view since then ?
What a honest westerner who speaks about the truth! The world would be much better if we have more open minded and honest people like him!
It's ironic when people living under a rock argue about places they themselves have never been to or seen with someone who had first hand experience
I have visited Alaska many times during my lifetime. Maybe as many as 10,000. Still I haven't seen very much of Alaska, which is only slightly larger than Xinjiang. Something magic about Chinese people that all they need do is visit Xinjiang a few times and by osmosis acquire total knowledge about everything that is there?
@@TheIncongruent maybe been there you are not able to know everything, but never been there you will know nothing. behind the 新疆东突份子 is C.IA
@@刘玉仁 Either you Chinese guys are unaware of what is going on in Xinjiang with the Uyghurs there. which wouldn't really surprise me much, or you are lying your asses off. Or you are trying to score a few points with the CCP by pretending to defend it.
I have seen many photos from the "re-education" camps where no one ever leaves, it is like California Hotel th-cam.com/video/WnQlGS3sdrg/w-d-xo.html. I have heard people who are looking for their family and relatives who have disappeared there. I have seen satellite pictures of the camps themselves. Why would I have to go there to know about it? Same as why would I need to go to the moon to know what it looks like from astronauts visiting there with their cameras?
@@TheIncongruent haha, we been fooled? for 35 year? Am I always living with my illusion? how could CCP make 1.3 billion people to believe their stories/lies but couldn't make the west believe? why you can be so sure about that your Media is not lying to you? if your Media play a movie as breaking news, are you gonna buy it?
A brother was there at the Hyde Park bombing. It was his first, and last, night as a qualified paramedic. He still cannot get the smell out of his mind. Terrorism affects more than just the targets and has long lasting problems. I wonder if my brother and Jerry Grey shared any words that night. It tested even the most hardened first responders.
Terrorist attacks need to be prevented. The question is how.
I visited Xinjiang in 2014. I totally agree with you about it. I believe in your description about Xinjiang. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Some well funded groups are desperately trying to prevent non-Anglo countries from rising and becoming influential in the world
Beautiful and pretty ladies journalists in CGTN
she is from Hong Kong
I am an expat from Taiwan , so I wouldn't give unnecessary credit to any wrong doing of the current CCP government. I can attest to the words from this Australian gentleman. I have been to Xinjiang in 2019. I toured the northern part of the province for a full week as a foreign passport holder and an expat of Taiwan on the passport. If there was anything to hide from me because of my supposedly adversarial political standpoint, I would have been restrictive in my freedom of movement. But I wasn't. So were not the other six members of my group who were all Taiwanese.
Thanks for posting, you’re a lovely, sincere woman, and I respect you and your Country, and hope to visit sometime soon.....and the Gentleman was straightforward and I appreciate his comments and knowledge!
America is on an Evil Mission.....and hopefully this Disgraceful Administration will be Fired in November in America! All the Best!
Respect to this gentleman for speaking the truth about his experience in Xinjiang even though he would be subjected to hate by anti China people who actually have never been to china but are quick to judge others. One of the sad things is that even though there are people who live or visited Xinjiang and speak the truths, these opinions get suppressed by youtube/western media algorithm that do not show these on searches. Its good that people continue to speak out and hopefully more people have the ability to travel to Xinjiang and tell the truths.
Here is evidence, if it not true why I’m not allowed to call my parents since 2016 I’m from Xinjiang.where Is my parents who can help me reach out.i been trying all passible you to concat with my parents eve all relatives .if you can help me reach out prof the true together.
@@aiziz1658Thats distressing Have you tried to visit them to see what happened to them? Obviously I wouldn't know what happened, could it be that your parents were being preached by radical Imams who support terrorism and they were highlighted as being in danger of radicalisation and detained for questioning? Did you ask the neighbours what happened to them? Also the US is known for kidnapping terrorists to send them to Guantanomo Bay. (I am not saying they are terrorists but people might get mistaken for terrorists) Maybe you could contact Interpol if you know they are not in China.
@@user-qt8tj3oo1b Funny. USA comes to Xinjiang to kidnap terrorists to send to Guantanamo Bay. oo
Thank you Yvee, there is no oppression in Xinjiang, there is tight security - anyone who tells you they can't contact their parents is doing one thing - pleading to your better self. The reason anyone is estranged from family in Xinjiang is usually caused by the fact that the person, or their family are part of the terrorist groups this entire mess has been created to stop
@@aiziz1658 我在新疆很多维族的朋友，不介意的话我可以让他们帮你联系。 如果你说的是真实的
This is Jerry who has a TH-cam channel Jerry's Take on China. I am subscribed to his channel because Jerry speaks from the heart and is a most interesting gentleman.
me too，i just found his youtube channel recently
@@smallflash2009 it is good to get the true picture of China from the people who actually live there 👍
Would like to visit Xinjiang after your interview.
U are right. I visit the country very beautiful place and people very happy. Those people did not visit xijang but do not HV the knowledge and just want to make the city not safe.
Thank you to tell the truth! I have been to Xinjiang for 3 times in recent 7 years, my observation and experience are the same as you! And, what's wrong requesting a Uyghur (a Chinese national) to learn Chinese? So the Western propaganda is for those who don't understand China to believe. They tried to separate Xinjiang from Mainland China, they want to present Xinjiang is a separate country from China.
Exactly and we can see in the TH-cam, many incidents where the Americans (Whites) are shouting at the minorities for not speaking English.
You mean forced a Uyghur to speak mandarin? There's no language called chinese. SB
some ppl prefer lies，when truth is always there。 🇨🇳👍
@Chinese Virus free u mama free
th-cam.com/video/GRBcP5BrffI/w-d-xo.html the truth
Chinese people only listen to one voice which is the CCP. They only know one truth which is the CCP. I rest case
Let hear the truth about Xinjiang from an ex policeman from UK.
I’m from America and agree with Mr. Jerry Grey. Even in America, some schools in poorer neighborhoods have barred wire fencing to prevent crimes in school- so according to BBC definition we also have detention and re-education centers!
The problem is blaming each other, tit for tat doesn’t work, no one likes criticism, the only way forward is to talk to each other, accept each other and work towards a better future. 🤝
There are many CIA paid cybertrooper who are out to demonise China. These people wont listen, let alone talk to those who are correcting them of their bigotries.
Trump will NOT talk to you, he only wants to WIN his election and he will do anything to get that, no matter how EVIL his actions are!!!
is it working by talking with usa? too naive
@@Aramsa-Khan Is everyone that disagrees with you either brainwashed or a CIA agent then? Is that not a textbook example of bigotry ?
good interview, thank you
Congratulations!!!Very well done!!! Best Wishes🇮🇳💕💥
Here is evidence, if it not true why I’m not allowed to call my parents since 2016 I’m from Xinjiang.where Is my parents who can help me reach out.i been trying all passible you to concat with my parents eve all relatives .if you can help me reach out prof the true together.
Before 1997, students in Hong Kong were forced to learn English as well. Did it mean the British government want to destroy Cantonese?
Cantonese plus English is not destroying anything.
Forced to learn English? Never was anyone forced to learn English. It was made available for those who wanted to learn it but never forced on anyone. Why you lie? Cantonese is not acceptable to the Mandariin speaking CCP Han Chinese anymore. They have pretty much killed it. How many CCP members do you know who speak only
Cantonese?
Did they also force yiu to use Japanese characters on your name?
Am glad your guest tells the world the truth, what he saw. His remark is very pertinent. Pls find more guests like this gentleman for them to tell the truth.
quite plausible narration, the same impressions was conveyd by a group of my friends who travelled through Xinjiang in 1999s and am dead sure now that people living there are satisfied with the Beijing mega development prog for the region.
She is more beautiful then any Hollywood babe 😍😍
@sneksnekitsasnek at least she is prettier then your mom.
Excellent video. Keep up the good work CGTN.
You are a British gentleman. You can explain clearly and understandably with good examples. I admired you for giving the real information to the people in worldwide.
As an average Han Chinese, it has never come to my mind that our fellow Uyghur Chinese are the same as those terrorists, not in the slightest way. We were educated the way that 56 different ethnic groups were the same, Uyghur was one of them, Uyghur people were good at singing and dancing, their traditional food was exceptionally delicious and Uyghur people were religious and never serve them pork etc. All other 55 ethnic groups other than Han have had all these different benefits from the government because the government wants them to have better opportunity to improve their lives which I have never heard any Han people being angry about other than a bit jealous.
Excellent interview! Go JJ!
That was pretty damn good!
Thank you for telling your experience! The world need people who tells true 🙏
You're welcome. Thanks for listening
@@jerrygrey5606 the world doesn't need more liars and Chinese people apologists. How come these CCP apologists still remain in our free society and not moved to China yet?
I grown up from a minority region in china. we could live with minorities very well. It is like what he observed
Great video. I wish the Western Media would show this, or at least provide a link as an opposing view, to the rhetorical opinions entrenched in the minds of the Free World.
Loved to see a British tells main steam media blinds the truth, or just shows whatever they want to say. It happen to my American husband too, his American friends think he may arrest to jail soon since he lives in Hong Kong
CHE FONG ANNABEL LI this british guy is not pro china but pro TRUTH.
I m from Malaysia, a Muslim majority country. Xinjiang is a very popular tourist destination for our Muslim tourist. Their halal food and culture is so much celebrated back home in our country. There are indeed so many Mosque in Xinjang and freedom to practice different faith is embraced there. Those Americans who don’t believe should visit the country. You will be surprised how wrong the western propaganda is .
I didn’t go there as a guest of the authorities. The first few times in group tours, the last two to do research on the local music. In both, I was unaware of any restrictions.
There are not restrictions for acceptable behavior. None that you would be aware of. You would only discover restrictions if you cross the line.
The tours didn't go to any palces that were restricted? Imagine that.
This guy just make Vlog about xinjiang, He go there 2month ago th-cam.com/users/numuvesvideos
And theres actually few uygur youtuber on ytb
安妮古丽anni guli th-cam.com/channels/Rc63ZkXuzAWGzaJVEe_hxA.html
阿依图娜 ayi tuna th-cam.com/channels/BuJWLhR0VJfR79YhWus_Ew.html
China was one of the country that I always want to visit . Hopefully I ll be able to visit.
I found this to be very interesting. It is good to see someone that actually went to the region and travelled throughout the region and told us his experiences. The news is definitely not always right and some countries that don’t like China really want to spread false rumours about China and the Chinese people. This video seems to help me understand the situation a lot better now.
Thanks Addison
@@jerrygrey5606 没事
@@Add50326 we are sick of the Chinese whining too much and talking too much about themselves. E.g you all want to be Wolf Warriors( was rated very low in HK! ) and then complain about racism and anti China!
菁菁，我确定你去过新疆！新疆不是神秘的国度，但很美丽，旅游很发达的地区！去过的人才能敢说大实话！
👍🏻👍🏻Good and brave man telling the truth!
Thank you for sharing the truth.
Having been there of course you know much more than most..
East or West we can still find some honest and upright people who speak up and speak out the truth rather instead of catering to any political agendas and this gentleman is a great person who is worthy of our respect.
Talking about the language issue. When I grew up in Hong Kong, we were not allowed to speak Chinese at my Catholic school on alternate days of the week. We have prefects to monitor and make sure everyone speaks English at recess time. This, according to the school, is to facilitate the learning of English by immersing in an English environment.
Were you given the choice to be there or or not? That makes a huge difference don't you think?
That is why the Brit system breeds traitors who have been brainwashed to hate their motherland!!!!!!!!
I Totally agree,seeing is believing.
This man is very righteous and fair. We need more people like him in this world
"It's the case of adding to that culture the skills they need in order to get out of the poverty" (Grey). Great!
What if they were much happier doing what they were doing before the CCP rounded them up?
This Chinese reporter is soo beautiful😍
she is from Taiwan
@@unclexisbestfriend796 what's her name ??
@@catfink4710 I Dont know, and I really dont care. But she is from Taiwan.... Or was it Japan, or maybe even North Korea?
@@unclexisbestfriend796 ok my chinese friend😊
@@catfink4710 She is probably from Korea. They have the most beatifule women in Asia
This is a list of famous mosques in China. A Mosque is a place of pilgrimage for The faithful of Islam. The first mosque in China, the Great Mosque of Xi 'an, also known as the Great Mosque of Xi 'an, was built during the Tang Dynasty in the 8th century. There are now more than 39,000 mosques throughout China, 25,000 of which are located in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. Another says there are between 20,000 and 45,000 mosques.
In China, synagogues are also called mosques by Chinese Jews. Mosque is also called Hui Hui temple, Hui Hui temple, mosque, zhenjiao temple, Qingjing temple.
During the Qing Dynasty, the entrance to the Hui mosque was engraved with the ancient tablet of "long live the Emperor, long live, long live forever". Westerners visiting China have noticed the ancient tablets in mosques in Yunnan and Ningbo.
Most mosques have certain features in common, but like other religions, Chinese Islamic architecture reflects local architecture through its own style. China is famous for its beautiful temple-like mosques. But in western China, mosques like those in Iran and Central Asia have tall, thin minarets, curved arches and domes, and unique multi-storey entrances. In northwest China, where Chinese Hui built mosques, both eastern and Western styles were blended, the Buddhist-style roofs of walled courtyards leaned outward through arches with small domes and minarets.
The architectural style of Hui mosques varies from sect to sect. The Traditionalist Gedimuhanafi Sunnis, influenced by Chinese culture, build mosques that look like Chinese temples. Reformist modernists (but originally inspired by Wahhabism), the Ihwani built mosques that looked like The Arab style of the Middle East.
So the question is that how many Mosque do U.S. have?
Great job here Jerry - it's most encouraging to see China getting the right idea about 'employing' people with integrity to disseminate some 'positive propaganda', based on facts and proven experience! Well done team China! .
Disseminating positive propaganda for China.
You cannot trust the source that started with Best China Info!
@@hectoOut No one has mentioned Chinese social credit system yet. Why not?
So great to see you Jingjing. Great interview and perspective. The western media would never interview this gentleman because he doesn't fit their narrative.
You're so right - I received one request for an interview from an Australian news outlet - they asked one question only: Was I misrepresented or edited heavily? My answer was no, I wasn't misrepresented and yes, it was edited, they took out a lot of my more positive aspects - the interview was over an hour but the video only 15 minutes - after the journalist knew he wasn't going to get a story from me expect confirmation of what I've already said, he finished the interview