Islam has been in China for 1,400 years. China has always been a multi-faith country, people worship different spirits and deities. And no one cares what others worship.
Chinese Muslims are really amazing. I saw in interviews in Malaysian that young muslim girls that most of them don't wear headscarves, and youth also try to eat pork. This is not common, but it seems that young Muslims in big cities are very different from those in other places.
Thank you for bravely and justly exposing the lies of Western media, allowing the world to see the real China. The Western media has now lost all morality!
One little mistake, you can be government official with religion, you just can't join cpc with religion. They are not equal. Not all of the government officials are cpc members. Also, you can be a people's representative with religion since they represent all people with different classes/labels.
Yes, and to add to that, in ethnic autonomy regions, like Xinjiang, Xizang, Nei Mongol, etc, there is a requirement at all levels of government that the number of ethnic officials has to reach a certain percentage. Normally, the government's highest leader in those regions is from the local ethnic, while the party leader is not.
The Communist Party is materialist, which means they do not believe in any form of religious theology. If you have religious beliefs, you cannot be accepted as a member of the Communist Party because it implies that you do not fully adhere to the Party's ideology.
I fully support freedom of religion, but I just need to point out one error. The "war" 200 years ago mentioned in the video was a genocide initiated by Chinese Muslims against the Han people (the majority race in China). In the province you visited, ShaanXi, more than 5 million Han people died in the rebellion. This history was erased from textbooks nowadays, as the government tried to promote equity and peace between ethnic groups. I don't want to stir up any hatred by bringing this up, but want to remind people the great price we have paid for the peace today.
15 millions Han Chinese were murdered, as a result Manchu army general wiped out 5 millions Chinese Muslim. Majority were run away to Central Asia. Chinese Muslim were safe until arrival of a Chinese Han Minister name Jao Zhong Tang
@@satutelor I don't know where you got your historic facts, but Jao Zhong Tang or Zuo Zong Tang was assigned to the region to fight against Muslim rebellion, 6 years AFTER it started. Yes, blood has been spilled by the Manchurian army as well. Again, we do not study history to maintain the hatred. However, it is important for all of us to remember the prices paid to achieve the peace today.
@@DaisyHXZ Agree but would like to comment on the rebellion that was quelled by the govt of Qing aka manchu dynasty What govt in the world would tolerate rebellion by any factious groups and not try to quell it . ?. However , in my reading of chinese history what was different about China or important to China as you pointed out is not to stoke up the hatred n divisiveness.but to promote integration n maintain peaceful co existence. Which govt in power in chinese history , they were in general tolerant of different minorities n religions as long they are able to live in peaceful co existence with one another n religious bodies stick to their spiritual matters n teachings and not meddle with secular affairs aims at formenting extremism n violence to destabilise the govt
@@satutelor When the central government is weak, the Muslims in the west will cause problems. The same goes to the Uighurs in Xinjiang towards the end of Qing dynasty. The Han Chinese population fell from ~ 35% to less than 10%.
I’m a Christian in China, there are churches too, they are not against religions but there are restrictions such as professing religion in public spaces or trying to convert others, etc
the rule is you are not allowed to preach in public, but if someone goes into church, and asks about it, you can do whatever you want to spread your believes.
@@lazybones5390 well yeah within the church premises is fine but not in public places, I study at university and they always keep reminding us about it, not to organize religious activities, gatherings, etc.
More than 100 years ago, at the end of the Qing dynasty, China's last feudal dynasty, its national strength was weak, some Muslims in western China, funded by the Tsarist Russia, began to rebel, killing millions of civilians, the Qing government sent troops to suppress the rebellion, and some of the rebels fled to Kazakhstan. Of course, now all ethnic groups in China are equal and live and work happily.
@@AmirMalikTravelYes, the descendants of the rebels now in Kazakhstan also retain Chinese customs, culture, and language. The Chinese government also provided funds to help them, and now many of their children are studying in China.
They killed almost 20mils people during 10 years spent, mostly Han Chinese, but also other enthinical groups as well as Muslims who denied joining them. They are the ISIS before ISIS. To this day, you can still find many centuries old empty villages in the region where all residents were slaughtered.
They killed almost 20mils people during 10 years spent, mostly Han Chinese, but also other enthinical groups as well as Muslims who denied joining them. They are the ISIS before ISIS. To this day, you can still find many centuries old empty villages in the region where all residents were annilated.
In the 1860s “同治回乱”upraise /war，almost all the rural provincial muslim of Sha'anXi against the Han people and besieged Xi'an the provincial capital. While all the city muslim(normally businessman) joint with the govt and Han people's force to defend the city against the rural muslim rebellion. So after the central govt army came and defeat the rural muslim upraise army, only the Xi'an city muslim remain a large population, but the rural area reduced a lot of muslim. The defeated rural ShaanXi muslim force(Lead by 白彦虎) than came to Xinjiang joint the Kokand Khanate Invader, then flee to Kazakhstan\Kirghistan and Uzbekistan knew as 东干人DongGan/Dungane
I think you or the Kazakhstanian misunderstood sth there...There is appearantly a problem for a believer to join CCP as it is an atheist party. However, there is no problem for them to work in the government as you don't need to be a CCP member to get a government job.
one thing you have to know about china is there have been countless rebellions by all kinds of factions you can think of. some of it is religion, some of it political, some just simple feudal warlord origin. imagine what would your home country do if there was a mass rebellion. it's the same in any country - there's going to be conflict. chinese society is somewhat live and let live. it's tolerant towards everyone as long as you don't make trouble. islam came to china long after many centuries since the start of the silk road and settled in china. unlike the west with its many religious wars and crusades, there weren't issues until someone goes against the emperor or state in the case of today. this is what happened in xinjiang when separatist extremists engaged in terrorist activity. these extremists even targeted moderate uyghurs since most are not historically strict muslim. examples are their wine culture and dress code which is much more moderate than the hui muslims you met so far. unlike west which likes to drop bombs, the government solution was to build up xinjiang's infrastructure and economy to eliminate poverty which has historically been the root of discontent. in china, minorities are actually given special privileges compared to ethnic han chinese. for example they weren't subject to the one child policy which is one reason why the uyghur population increased while han population decreased in the past few decades. they are also given free vocational training and easier entry into universities. if you compare xinjiang now to 30-40 years ago or even to neighboring countries, it's not even close. the standard of living is much higher as well as life expectancy. even within muslim countries there have been separatist conflicts. there have been conflicts between muslim countries. you need to keep an open mind and realize nothing happens in a vacuum. most of the stuff you read in western media may have originally been based on a piece of fact, but twisted to be entirely propaganda fiction. compare to how you have been greeted and treated in china then go to the usa and see the difference.
You should meet up with Oldwatch Ma (his youtube channel name), a chinese hui muslim youtuber who vlogs abot the muslim community in china. He vlogs in english and is very proud to showcase the muslim culture in china.
One mistake though. The Chinese government has put some effort into ensuring all ethnic in China can be government officials. Especially in ethnic autonomy regions, like Xinjiang, Xizang, Nei Mongol, etc., there is a requirement that the number of ethnic government officials at every level of government has to reach a certain percentage. Besides, normally, the government's highest leader in those regions is from the local ethnic, while the party leader is not.
@@AmirMalikTravel Actually i was not totally right, i just did a Google and found a lot of Muslim CPC officials. So maybe when it comes to ethics, CPC does not require non religious
I usually eat Cong You Bing (Scallion Pan Cake葱油饼), You Tiao(fried dough油条）、La Niu Rou Jia Mo（腊牛肉夹馍, Halai version of Rou Jia Mo)、for breakfast. I see you eat a lot of the stuff made by sticky rice including Jing Gao. I actually had a low tolerance to sticky rice, some people lacking an enzyme for digesting it, so if you are new to sticky rice food, eat some, but not a lot at the beginning.
The war he was talking about 170 years ago was a race war between Muslim and Han in Xi’an region, Muslims Hui ppl and Han ppl killed many of each other, millions on each side. You can imagine who started it. In fact those Hui ppl look just like Han ppl in language and appearance
I see folks already tried to clarify in the comment section so that the audience wouldn't misinterpret the notion of "Chinese government" in your vid. This historical tragedy took place towards the end of Qing Dynasty from 1862 to 1873, and was often referrenced as "Hui Riot in ShanXi & GanSu" （陕甘回乱）, causing horrendous deaths of 5 million in the Shanxi province and 15 million in the old Gansu province (now Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia).
As muslim everytime I wanna go to China country, i'm afraid because of media spread the information that China strictly refuse muslim people. But your video open my blindness. Thank you. I admire China because I want to learn from their spirit of learning, their education, their persistent in the business.❤
In China, there are various religious freedoms, but at the same time, there is also the freedom not to believe in religion. Religion can be spread in religious places. You can see Taoist temples, mosques, churches, and monasteries on a street. Taoist priests, Muslims, Christians, and monks can also drink tea and play cards together, living in harmony. At the same time, various ethnic groups also coexist harmoniously. I myself am a Miao ethnic group, and my friends include Han (90%), Mongolian, Tibetan, Hui, Manchu, and Zhuang, because we are all Chinese. I am not a member of the CPC, and I am also an atheist. But I have Mongolian girlfriends who believe in Buddhism, and Hui girlfriends who believe in Islam from Xinjiang. We have also loved before, and the differences between ethnicity and religion are far smaller than the differences between individuals.
Amir your obsession with thing Islam or halal has clouded your joy of learning thru travels. Apperantly you are trapped in the western propogada. Break free and you will enjoy huminity. ❤
I think you misunderstood Amir's or a Muslim's approach to life. It's Amir's religious way of life, so I think he is experiencing new cultures in his travels, but to him his piety to Islam and Halal is an important part of his way of life , I'm sure you have specific personal principles or practices too in your choice in your way of life. It is similar to that
@@AmirMalikTravel Rou Jiamo was originally a Muslim delicacy, but it was later changed when it spread to Han Chinese areas, but the most delicious Rou Jiamo is the beef made by Muslims in Xi 'an
I want the whole world to see how Chinese Muslims are living and how amazing they are ❤️🇨🇳
Thank you for debunking western MSM lies.
Islam has been in China for 1,400 years.
China has always been a multi-faith country, people worship different spirits and deities. And no one cares what others worship.
Chinese Muslims are really amazing. I saw in interviews in Malaysian that young muslim girls that most of them don't wear headscarves, and youth also try to eat pork. This is not common, but it seems that young Muslims in big cities are very different from those in other places.
Thank you for bravely and justly exposing the lies of Western media, allowing the world to see the real China. The Western media has now lost all morality!
One little mistake, you can be government official with religion, you just can't join cpc with religion. They are not equal. Not all of the government officials are cpc members. Also, you can be a people's representative with religion since they represent all people with different classes/labels.
Aah I see thanks for letting me know!! 👍👍
Elections into CPC as full members for minorities are by ethnicity.
Yes, and to add to that, in ethnic autonomy regions, like Xinjiang, Xizang, Nei Mongol, etc, there is a requirement at all levels of government that the number of ethnic officials has to reach a certain percentage. Normally, the government's highest leader in those regions is from the local ethnic, while the party leader is not.
The Communist Party is materialist, which means they do not believe in any form of religious theology. If you have religious beliefs, you cannot be accepted as a member of the Communist Party because it implies that you do not fully adhere to the Party's ideology.
请教个问题，我有回民朋友却是党员啊，他说回民入党没有问题啊，我承认你说的教徒不能入党，但是这个回民和教徒怎么区分呢？😅比如说马汉成，回族，党委书记，中央候补委员。
I fully support freedom of religion, but I just need to point out one error. The "war" 200 years ago mentioned in the video was a genocide initiated by Chinese Muslims against the Han people (the majority race in China). In the province you visited, ShaanXi, more than 5 million Han people died in the rebellion. This history was erased from textbooks nowadays, as the government tried to promote equity and peace between ethnic groups. I don't want to stir up any hatred by bringing this up, but want to remind people the great price we have paid for the peace today.
就怕穆斯林偷家
15 millions Han Chinese were murdered, as a result Manchu army general wiped out 5 millions Chinese Muslim. Majority were run away to Central Asia. Chinese Muslim were safe until arrival of a Chinese Han Minister name Jao Zhong Tang
@@satutelor I don't know where you got your historic facts, but Jao Zhong Tang or Zuo Zong Tang was assigned to the region to fight against Muslim rebellion, 6 years AFTER it started. Yes, blood has been spilled by the Manchurian army as well. Again, we do not study history to maintain the hatred. However, it is important for all of us to remember the prices paid to achieve the peace today.
@@DaisyHXZ Agree but would like to comment on the rebellion that was quelled by the govt of Qing aka manchu dynasty What govt in the world would tolerate rebellion by any factious groups and not try to quell it . ?.
However , in my reading of chinese history what was different about China or important to China as you pointed out is not to stoke up the hatred n divisiveness.but to promote integration n maintain peaceful co existence. Which govt in power in chinese history , they were in general tolerant of different minorities n religions as long they are able to live in peaceful co existence with one another n religious bodies stick to their spiritual matters n teachings and not meddle with secular affairs aims at formenting extremism n violence to destabilise the govt
@@satutelor When the central government is weak, the Muslims in the west will cause problems.
The same goes to the Uighurs in Xinjiang towards the end of Qing dynasty. The Han Chinese population fell from ~ 35% to less than 10%.
Muslims have been introduced to China for thousands of years, and have long been integrated with China natives and local culture.
So lovely to hear you trying to talk to the locals. That takes effort to learn a new language! Cudos to you 😁
Thank you! 😃 gotta put in the effort 😅
I’m a Christian in China, there are churches too, they are not against religions but there are restrictions such as professing religion in public spaces or trying to convert others, etc
自己想怎么信教都行，不要去影响别人。
the rule is you are not allowed to preach in public, but if someone goes into church, and asks about it, you can do whatever you want to spread your believes.
@@lazybones5390 宗教传播必须建立在一定的规则上，不然很容易成为社会动乱的根源，看看阿拉伯，中东世界，派系林立。所以这么规定是没问题的。
@@lazybones5390 well yeah within the church premises is fine but not in public places, I study at university and they always keep reminding us about it, not to organize religious activities, gatherings, etc.
Chinese muslims are so friendly and helpful ❤😊 thanks for sharing 🙏
Beautiful people ❤️🇨🇳
More than 100 years ago, at the end of the Qing dynasty, China's last feudal dynasty, its national strength was weak, some Muslims in western China, funded by the Tsarist Russia, began to rebel, killing millions of civilians, the Qing government sent troops to suppress the rebellion, and some of the rebels fled to Kazakhstan. Of course, now all ethnic groups in China are equal and live and work happily.
Wow I did not know that! Thankfully now they all living in peace 🙏
@@AmirMalikTravelYes, the descendants of the rebels now in Kazakhstan also retain Chinese customs, culture, and language. The Chinese government also provided funds to help them, and now many of their children are studying in China.
They killed almost 20mils people during 10 years spent, mostly Han Chinese, but also other enthinical groups as well as Muslims who denied joining them. They are the ISIS before ISIS. To this day, you can still find many centuries old empty villages in the region where all residents were slaughtered.
They killed almost 20mils people during 10 years spent, mostly Han Chinese, but also other enthinical groups as well as Muslims who denied joining them. They are the ISIS before ISIS. To this day, you can still find many centuries old empty villages in the region where all residents were annilated.
@@arthurchu4491 Most of the Hui people in China are Han Chinese who have converted to Islam!
In the 1860s “同治回乱”upraise /war，almost all the rural provincial muslim of Sha'anXi against the Han people and besieged Xi'an the provincial capital. While all the city muslim(normally businessman) joint with the govt and Han people's force to defend the city against the rural muslim rebellion. So after the central govt army came and defeat the rural muslim upraise army, only the Xi'an city muslim remain a large population, but the rural area reduced a lot of muslim.
The defeated rural ShaanXi muslim force(Lead by 白彦虎) than came to Xinjiang joint the Kokand Khanate Invader, then flee to Kazakhstan\Kirghistan and Uzbekistan knew as 东干人DongGan/Dungane
17:00 the pastry is persimmon with sticky rice, the filling is likely to be red bean paste.
I went to the dumpling place a few years ago, seeing you eating there reminded me about how good it was !
Them dumplings were unreal! 😍
really very generous portion they served for the price paid. Outside China ,you wont be able to get this value worth in overseas Chinatowns.
Thank you for spreading the truth
Nice video akh
I think you or the Kazakhstanian misunderstood sth there...There is appearantly a problem for a believer to join CCP as it is an atheist party. However, there is no problem for them to work in the government as you don't need to be a CCP member to get a government job.
Aah I see thanks for clearing it up 👍
CCP is abbreviation used by western propaganda machine. The proper one should be CPC. I read about this fact sometime ago. Lol
incorrect. everyone can be ccp
one thing you have to know about china is there have been countless rebellions by all kinds of factions you can think of. some of it is religion, some of it political, some just simple feudal warlord origin. imagine what would your home country do if there was a mass rebellion. it's the same in any country - there's going to be conflict. chinese society is somewhat live and let live. it's tolerant towards everyone as long as you don't make trouble. islam came to china long after many centuries since the start of the silk road and settled in china. unlike the west with its many religious wars and crusades, there weren't issues until someone goes against the emperor or state in the case of today.
this is what happened in xinjiang when separatist extremists engaged in terrorist activity. these extremists even targeted moderate uyghurs since most are not historically strict muslim. examples are their wine culture and dress code which is much more moderate than the hui muslims you met so far. unlike west which likes to drop bombs, the government solution was to build up xinjiang's infrastructure and economy to eliminate poverty which has historically been the root of discontent. in china, minorities are actually given special privileges compared to ethnic han chinese. for example they weren't subject to the one child policy which is one reason why the uyghur population increased while han population decreased in the past few decades. they are also given free vocational training and easier entry into universities. if you compare xinjiang now to 30-40 years ago or even to neighboring countries, it's not even close. the standard of living is much higher as well as life expectancy.
even within muslim countries there have been separatist conflicts. there have been conflicts between muslim countries. you need to keep an open mind and realize nothing happens in a vacuum. most of the stuff you read in western media may have originally been based on a piece of fact, but twisted to be entirely propaganda fiction. compare to how you have been greeted and treated in china then go to the usa and see the difference.
You should meet up with Oldwatch Ma (his youtube channel name), a chinese hui muslim youtuber who vlogs abot the muslim community in china. He vlogs in english and is very proud to showcase the muslim culture in china.
Oldwatch in sadian, Yunnan😊
14:39 you ordered wheat jelly with sesame paste, which is not biangbiang noodles. But it’s very tasty too.
One mistake though. The Chinese government has put some effort into ensuring all ethnic in China can be government officials. Especially in ethnic autonomy regions, like Xinjiang, Xizang, Nei Mongol, etc., there is a requirement that the number of ethnic government officials at every level of government has to reach a certain percentage. Besides, normally, the government's highest leader in those regions is from the local ethnic, while the party leader is not.
That’s good hopefully anyone qualified can get to them positions not just on their beliefs 👍
@@AmirMalikTravel Actually i was not totally right, i just did a Google and found a lot of Muslim CPC officials. So maybe when it comes to ethics, CPC does not require non religious
At 14:30, you ordered cold rice noodle, biang biang mian is the very first one on the menu.
I am from Xian, but I do not eat Jing Gao everyday for breakfast.😂 I do not like sweets for breakfast.
Hahah yeah it’s too sweet for me too especially for breakfast 😂
I usually eat Cong You Bing (Scallion Pan Cake葱油饼), You Tiao(fried dough油条）、La Niu Rou Jia Mo（腊牛肉夹馍, Halai version of Rou Jia Mo)、for breakfast. I see you eat a lot of the stuff made by sticky rice including Jing Gao. I actually had a low tolerance to sticky rice, some people lacking an enzyme for digesting it, so if you are new to sticky rice food, eat some, but not a lot at the beginning.
The war he was talking about 170 years ago was a race war between Muslim and Han in Xi’an region, Muslims Hui ppl and Han ppl killed many of each other, millions on each side. You can imagine who started it. In fact those Hui ppl look just like Han ppl in language and appearance
Wow that’s so sad to hear! How did it start??
@@AmirMalikTravel en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungan_Revolt_(1862-1877)
@@AmirMalikTravel實際上這是人民內部矛盾，最後被清朝政府左宗棠將軍帶兵鎮壓下來了，當時回族穆斯林殺死的漢族人口要多出回族死亡人數的好幾倍，但都導致總人口下降了超過一多半，所以這是一段不愉快的歷史，還好現在已經是新的時代新的政府我們大家都和諧共處
Refreshing videos u desevre morr views bhai
I see folks already tried to clarify in the comment section so that the audience wouldn't misinterpret the notion of "Chinese government" in your vid. This historical tragedy took place towards the end of Qing Dynasty from 1862 to 1873, and was often referrenced as "Hui Riot in ShanXi & GanSu" （陕甘回乱）, causing horrendous deaths of 5 million in the Shanxi province and 15 million in the old Gansu province (now Gansu, Qinghai, Ningxia).
As muslim everytime I wanna go to China country, i'm afraid because of media spread the information that China strictly refuse muslim people. But your video open my blindness. Thank you.
I admire China because I want to learn from their spirit of learning, their education, their persistent in the business.❤
It's great, tell us and the world more about Islam in China. It's great experience in there ❤
That’s my goal to show the real China ❤️🇨🇳
In China, there are various religious freedoms, but at the same time, there is also the freedom not to believe in religion. Religion can be spread in religious places. You can see Taoist temples, mosques, churches, and monasteries on a street. Taoist priests, Muslims, Christians, and monks can also drink tea and play cards together, living in harmony. At the same time, various ethnic groups also coexist harmoniously. I myself am a Miao ethnic group, and my friends include Han (90%), Mongolian, Tibetan, Hui, Manchu, and Zhuang, because we are all Chinese. I am not a member of the CPC, and I am also an atheist. But I have Mongolian girlfriends who believe in Buddhism, and Hui girlfriends who believe in Islam from Xinjiang. We have also loved before, and the differences between ethnicity and religion are far smaller than the differences between individuals.
What you ordered is not biangbiang noodle but bean jelly noodle, not actually from wheat, but very delicious as well.❤
It's eaten cold with lots of sauce and vegetables.
you did not have the bian bian noodle, the picture you pointed was ..like you said, cold noodle. the bian bian noodle was on th top left, first one 😂.
No way! They sold it too I didn’t know 😅 the struggles of ordering food in China 😂 next time!
@@AmirMalikTravel But your bianbian pronunciation is so good, you should just ask them what you need. Good luck!😊😊😊
Amir your obsession with thing Islam or halal has clouded your joy of learning thru travels. Apperantly you are trapped in the western propogada. Break free and you will enjoy huminity. ❤
I think you misunderstood Amir's or a Muslim's approach to life. It's Amir's religious way of life, so I think he is experiencing new cultures in his travels, but to him his piety to Islam and Halal is an important part of his way of life , I'm sure you have specific personal principles or practices too in your choice in your way of life. It is similar to that
Masha Allah
How come you haven't tried the Chinese hamburger? Rou Jia Mo 肉夹馍 😁
I tried looking for it! Apparently it’s not halal? 😅
@@AmirMalikTravelgenerally, it’s pork. But you can find beef version in those Muslim districts. It’s tasty. I tried it in Xi’an.
@@AmirMalikTravel Rou Jiamo was originally a Muslim delicacy, but it was later changed when it spread to Han Chinese areas, but the most delicious Rou Jiamo is the beef made by Muslims in Xi 'an
And you have international flights to Urumqi, Kashgar, Yinchuan, Kunming and Xi’an to selected international cities.
Check these out.
@10:20 That is Sun Wukong, the famous Monkey King of Chinese legend.
I have something to ask you. Can you tell me a good story about Iran? How much to charge. Thanks
Nice 👍 vlog Bro delicious food keep on move Bro
Thank you so much 🙏
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Be careful with what you say when you think your spice level is up😂 you might get a big surprise next time😂
Oh yeah Australian are one of those depending on Chinese but most fin racist country in the world
Please get those chaps in the UN to watch your vlog.
We are good friends with Pakistan, thank you for showing true to China
it is not peanut sauce but sesame sauce
Aah it had a strong peanut sauce though maybe it was mixed?
@@AmirMalikTravel20/80 peanut/ sesame.
Pakistan zindabad. But that tea was fantastic!
45,000??? Where you get the thousand from? 45cny only £5.
The food there are so cheap!
No thousand in the prices - it's not Indonesia, Amir 😅
persimmon cake！
She said guihua. I think it is osmanthus syrup
bro that is not biang biang noodle
如何把佛珠卖给穆斯林😂
hi, bro, what you ate is cold noodle, it is not BiangBiang noodle.
You should really learn a few words of Chinese to communicate basic information. It was rude of you to insist on locals to speak English to you.
😂this is cold rice noodles. The first upper picture is the bianbian noodle
maybe you do not trust us. u insist use the strange "ni chi le mma". not good.
I thought it’s just a common phrase 😅
No disrespect. I think he thinks it's a greeting for everyone he meets. 😂
@@MacrosFTW exactly 😂😂
@@AmirMalikTravel No, no, no, this is just a regional language, spoken in a very small area, like Beijing or a small part of Hebei Province.😂😂😂
@@Oldbrow No, no one says Have you eaten yet in Beijing or Hebei, I thought it was a Cantonese thing
How come your videos are so gloomy? They looked like they were filmed in 1970's and 80's.
真想让全世界都看到 中国是信仰自由的国家 不像西方媒体抹黑的那样
谢谢你的分享❤❤❤
No problem that’s my goal too , to show how China really is ❤️🇨🇳
做好自己让56个民族同胞都过上好生活比啥都强，没必要太在意那些黑我们的，这个世界以实力说话
@@ming-l4g 但是看了确实很生气 我知道他们为了黑而黑 但是有好多不知道真相的都被带偏
@@AmirMalikTravel谢谢 祝福你
@@ming-l4g是的，我也觉得不能忍气吞声，不能让西方人随意抹黑！不能把我们善良的人民和努力的政府说成恶魔！
Love Muslim brothers and sisters ❤️🇵🇰
拍的不错，吃的也不错。哈哈❤
No, you ordered cold bean jelly, but you pronounce your bianbian noodle so well, you should just tell them what you need. Good luck iron bro. 😊😊😊