thankssss！hahh yess!😆 It’s fun to experience differences!! I slipped the video because I was worried that it would be toooo long if I put them together🤨
My wife is Chinese from Wuhan. We will be visiting there this summer. I am looking forward to exploring the city and my wife is excited to show me her hometown. I am trying to learn some basic Mandarin phrases beyond "Nihao" and "Xièxiè".
woow！ 👏🏻that is really greatt！Wuhan is also the city I wanted to recommend as a city walk city but I haven't been there yet! And it's also a city full of spicy delicious food! hahhh! Hope you enjoy your time there!🥳🥳 and I'm curious about your expression of the trip too，I wish you could share with us later if it is possible 🤩
I went in 2017. Had a great time. I was there for a week with my friend in Beijing. I got to see all kind of sights. Also the people were very nice. I went to the forbidden palace and had so many people ask me for pictures with them or with their families. I almost felt like a celebrity. Lol. I had one guy, who asked for a picture outside the palace as i took my leave he turned around and said "I love you" in English i told him that i loved him too. I never had any trouble while i was there. The only thing i had a problem with is my friend never told me not to drink the water out of the faucet. She didnt tell me that until my 4th day there. She saw me pouring water into a cup and told me not to do that. Which explained why i hadnt felt well for a few days. I need to go back before my visa expires. I'll go visit my friend again.
Hhhhhhh yes！ Celebrity experience here 😂😂and yes, we don’t have purified water from faucet in public places and even domestic water, I think that’s why Chinese people get used to boil water all the time even out of China. Even if in some big cities like Hangzhou, a city I live in, we can start to see some direct drinking water faucet on the streets, we still don’t drink it because it’s still wired for us to drink water directly. We are still building up the trust on this in terms of infrastructure and sense 😂Good point! Thanks a lot for sharing!!! 😆
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don't know how i got this recommended to me, but this was such a plasnet video to distressed. thaks Mo!🏵
Hey Mo, great video! Would love to visit China one day. Waiting for the next video on city recommendations.
thankssss！hahh yess!😆 It’s fun to experience differences!! I slipped the video because I was worried that it would be toooo long if I put them together🤨
My wife is Chinese from Wuhan. We will be visiting there this summer. I am looking forward to exploring the city and my wife is excited to show me her hometown. I am trying to learn some basic Mandarin phrases beyond "Nihao" and "Xièxiè".
woow！ 👏🏻that is really greatt！Wuhan is also the city I wanted to recommend as a city walk city but I haven't been there yet! And it's also a city full of spicy delicious food! hahhh! Hope you enjoy your time there!🥳🥳 and I'm curious about your expression of the trip too，I wish you could share with us later if it is possible 🤩
I went in 2017. Had a great time. I was there for a week with my friend in Beijing. I got to see all kind of sights. Also the people were very nice. I went to the forbidden palace and had so many people ask me for pictures with them or with their families. I almost felt like a celebrity. Lol. I had one guy, who asked for a picture outside the palace as i took my leave he turned around and said "I love you" in English i told him that i loved him too. I never had any trouble while i was there. The only thing i had a problem with is my friend never told me not to drink the water out of the faucet. She didnt tell me that until my 4th day there. She saw me pouring water into a cup and told me not to do that. Which explained why i hadnt felt well for a few days.
I need to go back before my visa expires. I'll go visit my friend again.
Hhhhhhh yes！ Celebrity experience here 😂😂and yes, we don’t have purified water from faucet in public places and even domestic water, I think that’s why Chinese people get used to boil water all the time even out of China. Even if in some big cities like Hangzhou, a city I live in, we can start to see some direct drinking water faucet on the streets, we still don’t drink it because it’s still wired for us to drink water directly. We are still building up the trust on this in terms of infrastructure and sense 😂Good point! Thanks a lot for sharing!!! 😆
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