And this place is my hometown :) I’m really glad people discover my city and are fascinated. In fact, I’m fascinated too. In these 9 years I’ve spent living in another place, a lot has happened in Tianjin and so many things have changed. But the same feeling of my belonging to this city can never change.
This is my hometown. I was born in the Italian concession. And did my schooling in Japanese concession. Thanks for sharing this amazing city to the world.
Long ago, I was born in the Italian concession also, lived in the British concession and went to school in the French. All different now, (even the name) but vivid memories remain. Especially the street food. You can take the boy out of Tientsin, but not Tientsin out of the boy. Thanks for the update.
@@BlondieinChina Like Ear-hole fried cake (erduoyan zhagao, or 耳朵眼炸糕 in Chinese), Tangdui (which is made of Hawthron, 糖堆儿 in Chinese), Changtang, etc. These are snacks, while for breakfast, you can also try guobacai (锅巴菜), zhajuanquan (炸卷圈), doufunao (豆腐脑). For lunch or dinner, some good examples are Halal food (like beef noodle soup), shrimp with fried dough (dumianjin, or 独面筋), laobaosan (老爆三), etc.
Complex feeling after seeing my hometown at this video, it’s hard to tell. U have shown every corner that I played around for 20 years which I miss a lot
There was even a Belgian concession in Tianjin (given as part of the Treaty In The Year Of Xin-Chou of 1901; 11 countries got goodies out of China, the 8 nations that officially invaded in 1900, plus Belgium, Spain, and The Netherlands), so if the Tintin story The Blue Lotus had taken place in Tianjin instead of in Shanghai, Tintin might have been able to claim sanctuary there in a crucial moment instead of having the Japanese and European villains all on his back. xD
Thankyou for this. I hope to make something useful too. so I tried my best. www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/65988906?asc=u I want to be better. So I will be happy if you give me suggestions. ~May you always be blessed and safe there~.
I'm from Tianjin but living in Australia . Thank you for letting more people know the city. I'm very excited to see my city and hear the Tianjin accent in your video. Can't wait to back home during Christmas break
Tientsin - Tianjin, a 19th-century globalized Chinese city culturally distinct from the surrounding region including the capital Beijing, but is a great international metropolis in the northern China.
thank you so much for this video♥️ i lived in Tianjin for 15 years and just recently moved to the Middle East but I miss my heart home so much!! all of the things you saw and ate in this video are close to my heart so thank you for sharing your travels! ♥️much love xx
2weeks ago I went to TIanJin for my very first time, and as a Chinese myself I did not see TianJin as this good as the Vid you showed here. After watching your Vid, I might have changed my view towards TianJin and plan on a second visit to TianJin some day. Thank you.
Lived there for a year when I did an exchange program back in my uni days. Will always love that city. Thank you for showcasing it so well in little over 6 minutes!
Thank you for showing the world my hometown! Proud being Tianjinese and I miss home and 煎饼果子 so much. The snack with the beeping noise is called 熟梨糕, which I was never a fan of due to its flavorlessness.
I stayed four years in Tianjin to complete my university but haven't been to as many places as you do. It's glad to see you are so passionate in Chinese stuff.
Great video!! Very informative on Tianjin and its history. There used to be a number of concessions in Tianjin in the past (mainly by European nations, also by Japan and the USA), so that’s why there r European-type buildings in the city.
Not only TianJin but also other cities in China surely deserve a visit. This country is like a book which u can learn a lot from if u wanna expand ur horizon.
Thank you very much for a fantastic video - I lived in Tianjin and worked at TEDA. Returned to Denmark in 2012 and expected to forget the city. But I miss Tianjin every day.
Cool, I spent a decade of my life in Tianjin,,, missing that breeze passionately,,,, was a fantastic but quite short video ,,, categorize the places and make the upcoming videos in detail plz ,,, stay blessed !
Your videos are f#$%ing awesome. The editing is amazing. I love the transitions! It's hard to believe you did this by yourself. It would probably take me a month to make something similar.
So happy to hear that!!! I had never seen or heard about 熟梨糕 before going to Tianjin and I was so surprised by it! Hope you're safe and happy wherever you may be
I have been in Tianjin in Two Different times. Studied Chinese Language for One year in this city at the mouth of Bohai. Presented my countries name on the walls of its Natura History Museum, "The cradle of mankind" Ethiopia! Tianjin is Simply Nice to me.
Wish I had visited Tianjin before. I've been to Beijing like half a dozen times, but just never really considered Tianjin as a place to explore. Looks cool, I'll need to check it out if I'm ever in that area again.
As a Chinese, I really want to say thank you. Thank you for explaining the Chinese culture and history. I know you are a Australian , there are some bias and misunderstanding of China in most Australian people.
OMG, you are pronouncing the subtle difference of the two characters: JIN and JING really well. Better than a lot of my Chinese friends from southern parts of the country. Amazing!
All Asian from big cities (Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore, Taipei) should pay a visit to Tianjin for its amazing authentic European architectures. Also Tianjin is a religious center as well, so many Mosque with a large Muslin population. I just finished a 6 days trip to Tianjin, it was an eye opening event to know that such city exist. Anyway, I stayed at Conrad for double bed and Junior Suite for Ritz Carlton and Four Seasons. The Ritz building was really amazing with its 1890 built English Victorian style previously known as the Gordon Hall. It was super classic. Tianjin's local dishes also represents the very worst part of Chinese style, super oily with heavy taste, nevertheless; it got preserved and if you like Chinese fired up dishes! Tianjin is the place to be!!
Thankyou for this. I hope to make something useful too. so I tried my best. www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/65988906?asc=u I want to be better. So I will be happy if you give me suggestions. ~May you always be blessed and safe there~.
Actually westerners can fall in love lots of things in China. Sadly, Chinese people in Taiwan and Hong Kongm and even some ABCs in western country hate their racial background and cultural heritages.
You're right, some Chinese are just so smitten with all things associated with western countries and cultures, you just can't satisfy everyone.We just know that China is on its way to a greater future, who cares about those haters.
Hi Blondie, The sound of the food cart reminds me of the ultrasonic cleaner we use to clean musical instruments. It looks like there is an ultrasonic motor that pacts the rice in a special way as he places the cups on top of the surface. A very neat method!! Just my guess. Great video! I will be in Tianjin to visit my wife this weekend! Will have to show her your video and try the food. Thanks for posting!!!
Yea it's a supersonic vibrating table. It vibrates faster than sounds can travel. It's used so the rice grains can't be pushed away from each other so they can be packed tightly together.
I love Tianjin a lot~really enjoyed my trip there, next time perhaps you could try 黑蒜子牛肉粒，a nice beef dish for meat lovers. And also i reckon you could give XIA MEN a go, you might love it~
if the beeping sound cake make of coconut. its a also a snack here in indonesia. called putu bambu though we only have 1 filling brown sugar with shreded coconut and sugar
Thank you very much for making this English video to introduce and let more people know my hometown. Oh, the day you uploaded the video is my birthday,,
You know so much about China, and its history, cities and cultures! It makes a native Chinese like me a bit shameful about my own ignorance about my own country. Keep up those great videos of yours, I am learning a ton!!!
Great video! Was there for about 2 days, but didnt know so much about what you introduced through the video. Been to a couple of it that you went to. But above all, really enjoyed the slower pace of life, its huge and does not feel crowded.
I'm considering going on exchange to tianjin.. originally I wanted to go to Europe because my boyfriend has an EU passport, but my course isn't offered there! tianjin uni offers EXACTLY what I am studying and I just love asia I'm honestly considering just coming to Tianjin instead
You are really living the life I would wish for!!!! :') i love china too :> because of its culture and history. Visited china more than 20 times and still vvvv fascinated by it!!! I wish i could stay in China for a prolonged period of time
@@BlondieinChina Ha Er Bin is pretty lit. I went last dec and it was -40 degrees! The ice sculptures were rly pretty and it was worth the cold! :') Changsha and Wuhan are really nice cities to live in!! I took a cruise down the 长江 called 知音号 at Wuhan. Its really amazing as the cruise was set in the early 1900s context. You will like it :')
@@jadeybubbletea9292 Ahhh I'm really hoping to go there this january! Would love to see the ice sculptures! But as an Australian, -40 degrees does NOT sound appealing. wow sounds amazing, sounds like you've been to a lot of really great places!
@@BlondieinChina I am a Singaporean!!! And I have never seen snow my entire life until last dec at Ha Er Bin. The cold is managable as long as we buy the correct gears!!! Hope you enjoy yourself in Jan!! :> will continue to watch ur vids!!
Excellent review. I first visited Tianjin 10 years ago and twice in the last 3 years. New developments, which luckily add to the city rather than replace the original culture. A mix of western influences as you say...👏🐬
You are a lovely woman ! We enjoy your videos very much. I am a retired American diplomat and I have been to China at least 50 times. One thing, you don't sound Australian. I have been downunder many times. In fact, my child bride is from Sydney. We have been married 32 years. Keep up your traveling and your videos.
Thank you so much for commenting! So glad to hear you like my videos. Funny you say that - some people think I don't sound very Australian, probably because I have a 'city accent' which isn't as obvious an accent as the Australian 'country accent'
Lol where is this? The last time i went to tianjin, i didn’t do much research and only eat goubuli and shibajie mahua and go all the way so far to binhai xin qu to go to the library. Didn’t get to go to the european district at all. Now i have to visit tianjin again but unfortunately have to go thru my least favorite city in china though.
信息量很大，很用心的視頻！作為天津人，我要感謝妳做的一切，讓世界了解天津！有妳的功勞！謝謝
wjB BBAI very agree with you.
天津现在用繁体字了？
Bangyin Wu 繁體字就不是中文了嗎？
@@yongko446 是啊，不一般只有广东香港才用吗，只是感觉奇怪
身为中国人也要感谢
That's fascinating! I would never imagine that there is such a beautiful and unique place in China! Thank you for sharing)
And this place is my hometown :) I’m really glad people discover my city and are fascinated. In fact, I’m fascinated too. In these 9 years I’ve spent living in another place, a lot has happened in Tianjin and so many things have changed. But the same feeling of my belonging to this city can never change.
This is my hometown. I was born in the Italian concession. And did my schooling in Japanese concession. Thanks for sharing this amazing city to the world.
Long ago, I was born in the Italian concession also, lived in the British concession and went to school in the French. All different now, (even the name) but vivid memories remain. Especially the street food. You can take the boy out of Tientsin, but not Tientsin out of the boy. Thanks for the update.
Miss my hometown (Tianjin) so much, thank you for your video...try some other local dishes when you would like to go to Tianjin again.
Tianjin is AMAZING! Wish I had gone there sooner! What other local dishes in Tianjin can you recommend??
@@BlondieinChina Like Ear-hole fried cake (erduoyan zhagao, or 耳朵眼炸糕 in Chinese), Tangdui (which is made of Hawthron, 糖堆儿 in Chinese), Changtang, etc. These are snacks, while for breakfast, you can also try guobacai (锅巴菜), zhajuanquan (炸卷圈), doufunao (豆腐脑). For lunch or dinner, some good examples are Halal food (like beef noodle soup), shrimp with fried dough (dumianjin, or 独面筋), laobaosan (老爆三), etc.
@@yw2249 omg yum. I think I've got my new Tianjin to-do list! Thanks so much! Can't wait to try!
@@yw2249 NO! it's should be GabaCai, hahahaha!
@@SebastianMorath Hahaha, you are right.
Complex feeling after seeing my hometown at this video, it’s hard to tell. U have shown every corner that I played around for 20 years which I miss a lot
You showed great appreciation of beautiful Tianjin...we show great appreciation for this lovely 'eye-opening' video! :D
Thank you so much for your support!!!!
😂😂😂
There was even a Belgian concession in Tianjin (given as part of the Treaty In The Year Of Xin-Chou of 1901; 11 countries got goodies out of China, the 8 nations that officially invaded in 1900, plus Belgium, Spain, and The Netherlands), so if the Tintin story The Blue Lotus had taken place in Tianjin instead of in Shanghai, Tintin might have been able to claim sanctuary there in a crucial moment instead of having the Japanese and European villains all on his back. xD
That looks so much fun. Will definitely include Tianjin on my itinerary when I go to China. Enjoyed your content as usual.
yes!!! Enjoy it, it's a wonderful wonderful place. Thanks so much for your support!!!
Thankyou for this. I hope to make something useful too. so I tried my best.
www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/65988906?asc=u
I want to be better.
So I will be happy if you give me suggestions.
~May you always be blessed and safe there~.
I'm from Tianjin but living in Australia . Thank you for letting more people know the city. I'm very excited to see my city and hear the Tianjin accent in your video. Can't wait to back home during Christmas break
je viens de Tianjin aussi, et oui, les nourritures de Tianjin me manquent, et l'accent aussi
same lol
Tientsin - Tianjin, a 19th-century globalized Chinese city culturally distinct from the surrounding region including the capital Beijing, but is a great international metropolis in the northern China.
thank you so much for this video♥️ i lived in Tianjin for 15 years and just recently moved to the Middle East but I miss my heart home so much!! all of the things you saw and ate in this video are close to my heart so thank you for sharing your travels! ♥️much love xx
Hi, I dont mean to be rude but, why'd you move to the Middle East?
woww I am from Tianjin and I moved to the middle east few years ago as well
Welcome back to tianjin. Tianjing is your home foerever.
This is my hometown!!! I cannot wait to visit it again 🤩🤩🤩
如果你也是天津老乡，或喜欢天津的，给个thumbs up 😆
2weeks ago I went to TIanJin for my very first time, and as a Chinese myself I did not see TianJin as this good as the Vid you showed here. After watching your Vid, I might have changed my view towards TianJin and plan on a second visit to TianJin some day. Thank you.
一抓一个中国粉ડ🌚ડ
I am going to be at Nankai university Tianjin this year, can't wait to have this amazing experience in Tianjin. Great video!
wow , Congrats , that's a nice university in China .
Between Nankai and Wuhan Uni, finally I chose Wuhan University and missed the adventure.
Hope u would enjoy your study and stay there.
Welcome!!!
@@shiluliu7780 I think the Wuhan Uni is a good choice, cause the Nankai Uni can not compare with Wuhan Uni in the environment and scenery.
Chiamaka Anadu in this video, it just shows the best part of the city. Please get ready to other parts. Hope you have great journey there.
Lived there for a year when I did an exchange program back in my uni days. Will always love that city. Thank you for showcasing it so well in little over 6 minutes!
Thanks for the lovely comment Jorge!! Hope you get a chance to go back some day soon! At least for a Jianbing ;)
@@BlondieinChina Flying to China for a 2 week road trip next week. Jianbing is one of the many goals for sure! :)
Thank you for showing the world my hometown! Proud being Tianjinese and I miss home and 煎饼果子 so much. The snack with the beeping noise is called 熟梨糕, which I was never a fan of due to its flavorlessness.
I stayed four years in Tianjin to complete my university but haven't been to as many places as you do. It's glad to see you are so passionate in Chinese stuff.
Great video!! Very informative on Tianjin and its history. There used to be a number of concessions in Tianjin in the past (mainly by European nations, also by Japan and the USA), so that’s why there r European-type buildings in the city.
Not only TianJin but also other cities in China surely deserve a visit. This country is like a book which u can learn a lot from if u wanna expand ur horizon.
Thank you for showing my hometown in such a nice way and I’m so happy to see you’re enjoying your time in Tianjin!
Yay! I'm so glad you liked it!!!! Tianjin was amazing, can't believe I didn't go there sooner!
i really love this video, in one month i will live in Tianjín for 5 years so this show me how’s the city and i love it
Itamara, are you enjoying Tianjin? I may have a job there soon but not sure about living there, is the pollution bad?
@@TerryJohnoi am going to Tianjin.. and live there for at least 1 month
Good video, you deserve more views!
Anastasia - なな 嗯嗯 这视频拍的好看
I agree with Anastasia its a good video
The quality of your videos are so high, thanks for sharing your Chinese experience
Thank you very much for a fantastic video - I lived in Tianjin and worked at TEDA. Returned to Denmark in 2012 and expected to forget the city. But I miss Tianjin every day.
Lived in Tianjin fro 2014 - 2016 teaching . We lived right by Tianjin Eye. Thanks for memories - miss the place
I've learned a lot about my own country through watching your videos, thank you Amy!!
China is so lucky to have you as a guest, love your videos. You definitely have been to more Chinese cities than I have.
i am a boy from tianjin,thank you for you let more people konw tianjin----my hometown
Tianjin Night is wonderful. You should view the beatiful by Ship on Haihe river.
Cool, I spent a decade of my life in Tianjin,,, missing that breeze passionately,,,, was a fantastic but quite short video ,,, categorize the places and make the upcoming videos in detail plz ,,, stay blessed !
I’m currently studying business with Chinese in Scotland and I’m going to Tianjin university for my year abroad! Love your videos 💕
Hope you enjoy your stay! Studied in TJU 10 years ago, a lot of memory there. I wonder if you stayed in the Weijin Road campus or the new one.
Your videos are f#$%ing awesome. The editing is amazing. I love the transitions! It's hard to believe you did this by yourself. It would probably take me a month to make something similar.
Wow you had 熟梨糕! This is Tianjin childhood memory. Your video brought me back home. Thank you for making it! 💕
So happy to hear that!!! I had never seen or heard about 熟梨糕 before going to Tianjin and I was so surprised by it! Hope you're safe and happy wherever you may be
I have been in Tianjin in Two Different times. Studied Chinese Language for One year in this city at the mouth of Bohai. Presented my countries name on the walls of its Natura History Museum, "The cradle of mankind" Ethiopia! Tianjin is Simply Nice to me.
Wish I had visited Tianjin before. I've been to Beijing like half a dozen times, but just never really considered Tianjin as a place to explore. Looks cool, I'll need to check it out if I'm ever in that area again.
You video make tianjin come alive, great job!
Thank you so much!! It really is an incredible city
THANK YOU FOR YOUR GOOD SHOW FOR MY HOMETOWN TIANJIN
im crying this channel deserve million followers
i love the way you shot your video and your opinion about the city. you cover everything in short time video.
Thanks for the comment Djone! Glad you liked it!
spent 6 years there fr grad school. .. amazing laid back.. less crowded city..miss it..
As a Chinese, I really want to say thank you. Thank you for explaining the Chinese culture and history. I know you are a Australian , there are some bias and misunderstanding of China in most Australian people.
OMG, you are pronouncing the subtle difference of the two characters: JIN and JING really well. Better than a lot of my Chinese friends from southern parts of the country. Amazing!
I’ve been to Tianjin for only a day and i love it 😌 looking forward to visit Shanghai one day.
Lived in Tianjin for 11 years, I miss it so much😢
All Asian from big cities (Tokyo, Seoul, Singapore, Taipei) should pay a visit to Tianjin for its amazing authentic European architectures. Also Tianjin is a religious center as well, so many Mosque with a large Muslin population. I just finished a 6 days trip to Tianjin, it was an eye opening event to know that such city exist. Anyway, I stayed at Conrad for double bed and Junior Suite for Ritz Carlton and Four Seasons. The Ritz building was really amazing with its 1890 built English Victorian style previously known as the Gordon Hall. It was super classic. Tianjin's local dishes also represents the very worst part of Chinese style, super oily with heavy taste, nevertheless; it got preserved and if you like Chinese fired up dishes! Tianjin is the place to be!!
Wow! The porcelain building is very interesting
@3:06 it’s called “熟梨糕” ShuLi cake， but when I was a kid, I always call it “wongwong” for its sound😅
Thank you so much for contribute positive energy to the world, we need peace, love you！
the sound comes from the pressure cooker, my childhood fav
i never knew there is a city in china looked like that, what a surprise!
Konata Izumi ，面白い
U r the best foreigner vlogger in china , u never tired to explore everywhere and can speak chinese 👍
Thank you so much 😀
You're beautiful, candid, and most of all, have a lot of energy.
this is awesome！I like Tianjin rather than Beijing because it is less busy and the buildings are interestingly beautiful!
I've live in Beijing for 20 odd years yet I have never been to Tianjin! My life is incomplete
Haahahahahah it's so close!! Maybe get yourself on a speed train and get some 狗不理包子
@@BlondieinChina Definitely! Heard they have some really good fusion western cuisine
Thankyou for this. I hope to make something useful too. so I tried my best.
www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/65988906?asc=u
I want to be better.
So I will be happy if you give me suggestions.
~May you always be blessed and safe there~.
卖麻花的那个老板听到你普通话说得那么好，都惊呆了！
oh my god! my lovely hometown!!!!!!!!!
Lucky you! Tianjin would be such a lovely place to live
天津现在天真蓝。还记得12年冬天在天津上大学，pm2.5爆表600多。宿舍二楼阳台看不见停在一楼的自行车。雾霾治理真的可以。
因为是夏天亚，只有冬季比较严重，当然现在空气质量比前几年好多了
@@yuwong3739 天津这些年GDP增长全国倒数第一，大半是为了这空气牺牲掉的。。。
@@一成首付叫了个鸡 你说的根本就是错误的gdp这几年天津那里是倒数的了？真的是能上网就会造谣吗？2018年天津gdp增速3.6，比很多城市都高好吗，辽宁什么的都是负增长，怎么天津就成倒数第一了呢？
@@一成首付叫了个鸡 你说的倒数第一拿出证据来，现在有张嘴就能造谣了？而且天津从来不是污染最严重的10个城市，河北的比他多了去了
@@一成首付叫了个鸡 请问你倒数第一的数据哪里来的？拿出证据
Actually westerners can fall in love lots of things in China. Sadly, Chinese people in Taiwan and Hong Kongm and even some ABCs in western country hate their racial background and cultural heritages.
You're right, some Chinese are just so smitten with all things associated with western countries and cultures, you just can't satisfy everyone.We just know that China is on its way to a greater future, who cares about those haters.
carzyscenctist Run by democratic？Nothing more than another India .
noone hates their race just their form of government
@Orthodox power you can be taiwanese while being ethnically han chinese
@Orthodox power while hakkien or austronesians are an ethnicity and native to taiwan most of the roc were of han chinese and colonized it
Thanks for your information. I never have thought Tianjin is such a beautiful city.
What an amazing city Tianjin is !
2:57 That biping noise came from steam which is a cooking method to steaming rice cake well done
Highly informative, great explanations besides showing the places of interest. Keep up the good work!
Hi Blondie,
The sound of the food cart reminds me of the ultrasonic cleaner we use to clean musical instruments. It looks like there is an ultrasonic motor that pacts the rice in a special way as he places the cups on top of the surface. A very neat method!! Just my guess. Great video! I will be in Tianjin to visit my wife this weekend! Will have to show her your video and try the food. Thanks for posting!!!
Yea it's a supersonic vibrating table. It vibrates faster than sounds can travel. It's used so the rice grains can't be pushed away from each other so they can be packed tightly together.
@@TheRealMikeWilly ooooh that is so interesting!!!! Good to know why it's making that sound!
Ohhh thanks for the video actually I'm currently studying at foreign studies university, but I didn't know all those informations about Tianjin, 谢谢😁
Thank so much Amy for making this clip for my hometown.
I love Tianjin a lot~really enjoyed my trip there, next time perhaps you could try 黑蒜子牛肉粒，a nice beef dish for meat lovers. And also i reckon you could give XIA MEN a go, you might love it~
The North is famous for pastries. I love 麻花. I wonder if 沙其馬 is Northern. I love that too.
👍，Amy的视频做得很用心，awesome, love your video Amy ! Thank you for showing us the fantastic tour !
Spent good 2 years in that city. My all time favourite city in China.
if the beeping sound cake make of coconut. its a also a snack here in indonesia. called putu bambu though we only have 1 filling brown sugar with shreded coconut and sugar
Tianjin is a such beautiful city 👍
Thank you very much for making this English video to introduce and let more people know my hometown. Oh, the day you uploaded the video is my birthday,,
Excellent video, great history! A big thumb up!
You know so much about China, and its history, cities and cultures! It makes a native Chinese like me a bit shameful about my own ignorance about my own country. Keep up those great videos of yours, I am learning a ton!!!
my hometown，and this summer when I came back to China，I had been there，that U said（coffee 0，45s），beautiful，thanks honey！
为啥我感觉这小妹的订阅数有一半是中国粉ડ🌚ડ
那个白色的我们这叫蒸糕，不过不常见到，总是挑着担子的流动商贩卖的。也有做成方形的叫状元糕。也有地方叫松糕，叮叮糕，蒸蒸糕。
Great video! Was there for about 2 days, but didnt know so much about what you introduced through the video. Been to a couple of it that you went to. But above all, really enjoyed the slower pace of life, its huge and does not feel crowded.
Yeah tianjin is such a comfortable city! Loved my time there. Good food, good people, good environment. Big thumbs up from me!
天津的好吃的不在南市食品街，在各种小巷子里，南市食品街里面的麻花不是正宗的天津麻花，正宗的天津麻花叫桂发祥十八街麻花，在天津市内六区都有桂发祥的专柜，还有除了包子麻花，天津的炸糕还有大桥道的汤圆都是一绝
The porcelain house reminds me of Gaudi's architecture in Spain.
My favourite food ever is jianbing guozi!! Im so happy you like it too 😊
So interesting and enjoying to watch your VDO.Love your smiling face .Thank you
I miss My hometown! We are living oversea!
your are more beautiful than the city itself , very nice vlog !
I went there before. The buildings around the river in Tianjin are quite similar to Brisbane's central area scenery.
I'm considering going on exchange to tianjin.. originally I wanted to go to Europe because my boyfriend has an EU passport, but my course isn't offered there! tianjin uni offers EXACTLY what I am studying and I just love asia I'm honestly considering just coming to Tianjin instead
麻花可以说很多地方都有且各有特色，但是这个天津大麻花是天津特色食物
Ty Zoe L 我喜欢小麻花
比如东北的软麻花，我喜欢那个不怎么喜欢天津的
我也喜欢软麻花，不费牙~~
Wow I stayed in Tianjin for 1 month back on 2014, I wish I went to the porcelain house!
You are really living the life I would wish for!!!! :') i love china too :> because of its culture and history. Visited china more than 20 times and still vvvv fascinated by it!!! I wish i could stay in China for a prolonged period of time
WOW! 20 times! Thats so awesome! What are some of your favourite places?
@@BlondieinChina Ha Er Bin is pretty lit. I went last dec and it was -40 degrees! The ice sculptures were rly pretty and it was worth the cold! :') Changsha and Wuhan are really nice cities to live in!! I took a cruise down the 长江 called 知音号 at Wuhan. Its really amazing as the cruise was set in the early 1900s context. You will like it :')
@@jadeybubbletea9292 Ahhh I'm really hoping to go there this january! Would love to see the ice sculptures! But as an Australian, -40 degrees does NOT sound appealing. wow sounds amazing, sounds like you've been to a lot of really great places!
@@BlondieinChina I am a Singaporean!!! And I have never seen snow my entire life until last dec at Ha Er Bin. The cold is managable as long as we buy the correct gears!!! Hope you enjoy yourself in Jan!! :> will continue to watch ur vids!!
@@jadeybubbletea9292 Good to know! You give me hope! hahhahaha - thanks Jade
that rice cake is shuligao
the place where you drink cafe is No.4 most visitors of scenery spot in whole China
蒸糕！！！！ omg
This is my hometown. Thank you for your doing.
I love Tianjin!
It is my first time to watch this TH-camr, very good job!
作为中国人，我竟然在您的视频里了解了天津~啊，回家要去看看天津
作为一个天津人，这些地方我都没怎么去过，虽然这些就在我5公里以内。我一会儿骑自行车就去看看
02:10 👮♂️🤪🤪🤪🤪
@@杨军-y9b 如同北京人从来没进过故宫😀
My hometown, nice to see. Did you try 煎饼果子？
Excellent review. I first visited Tianjin 10 years ago and twice in the last 3 years. New developments, which luckily add to the city rather than replace the original culture. A mix of western influences as you say...👏🐬
Yes beautiful Tianjin, been there also.
You are a lovely woman ! We enjoy your videos very much. I am a retired American diplomat and I have been to China at least 50 times. One thing, you don't sound Australian. I have been downunder many times. In fact, my child bride is from Sydney. We have been married 32 years. Keep up your traveling and your videos.
Thank you so much for commenting! So glad to hear you like my videos. Funny you say that - some people think I don't sound very Australian, probably because I have a 'city accent' which isn't as obvious an accent as the Australian 'country accent'
I love Tianjin, great video.
What music is playing ?
Lol where is this? The last time i went to tianjin, i didn’t do much research and only eat goubuli and shibajie mahua and go all the way so far to binhai xin qu to go to the library. Didn’t get to go to the european district at all. Now i have to visit tianjin again but unfortunately have to go thru my least favorite city in china though.