Traveling China's East Coast (Part 1 of 3): Tianjin 中英字幕
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- In this special three part series, I'm traveling down China's east coast to check out some of the country's major port cities. I'll start in Tianjin, before traveling south to Qingdao (home of the famous Tsingtao Beer), and finally the city of Nantong which is often referred to as "North Shanghai".
In this episode I spend 24 hours in Tianjin, which is just 20 minutes' from Beijing on the high speed train. Way back in the 19th century, before the capital was ever opened to outsiders, Tianjin was seen as a highly strategic location. The Second Opium War resulted in the Treaty of Tianjin, which allowed foreigners to set up in Beijing, and effectively legalized the sale of opium which would continue to have a hugely negative impact on the people here.
Come with me to see how much things have changed between then and now! #tidesofchange
Thanks to @itsAbby for appearing in this video! Check out her channel.
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If overseas entrepreneurs / visitors are willing to experience and explore the local culture more often, they will eventually establish a comprehensive and objective view of China. Thanks Andy for your great job.
First step: learning Mandarin! 😂
An educational documentary with real facts. Many thanks, Andy.
Thanks for watching, Donald.
Been to Tianjin years ago, glad to see that it develops to such modern city now, thank you Andy.
Like the way you presented a city and explain a bit of culture behind it. Look forward to the next series.
4:05 I learned by chance about the incident from a randomly recommended video. It was this clip of a very up close capture of the explosion which uploaded to YT with inappropriate title (the uploader kinda wanted to meme out of it but was oblivious of the incident). Wow, I didn't know they've completely transformed it into a large public park😲 Wise and clever decision made by the government😊
Andy, your videos are always so exquisitely made, shows the effort you put into your work - not only showing the 'surface' of a place, but also the history and culture. I can feel your respect to the places you visit, thank you for that. Hope you reach 1 million subscribers, haha
Thanks so much K K!
Good job, hope more videos please
Next video is about Qingdao. Should be up in a few days.
Thanks for introducing the "other" Chinese cities. Being an overseas born Chinese, I have only visited Beijing once and is fascinated by the city and the sights . I would love to visit some of these other Chinese cities sometime in the future, when the opportunity arises.
Thanks for watching and commenting - I’m sure you’ll get the chance to visit again real soon! The next video will be up in the next few days, I hope you like it. 😁
It is educational. Thanks Andy. I'm looking forward to the next video in Quindao where I visited ten years ago.
我爱天津！！我的第二故乡，上了四年大学的地方。每次在海外想念国内，都在记忆里回到天津。
Nice to get a history lesson and a tour of Tianjin, Andy. I haven’t been there… must go one day! Thanks for the tour! 👍👍👍
can't wait to see your next episode, Qingdao, a city I've always wanted to visit
Hopefully I can post in the next few days ;)
I thought you would show the magnificent library in Tianjin. Anyway, thanks for your beautiful video.
Maybe next time!
Tianjin is a charming city with mixed cultures of east and west. I used to have frequent business trips there seven years ago and remembered the air quality was not so good back then. But I heard it has improved a lot over last few years
My wife is actually from Tianjin and she's always singing its praise. I was there during the Spring Festival in 2014. I'll be perfectly honest, it was intimidating at first but I really enjoyed my time there.
Solid high quality content as always Andy 👍
Great video with nice editing!
The little pray to the temple statue shows the repect.
I enjoyed this video on Tianjin, as I did the one on Qingdao. I was lapping it all up and wanting more. I love your China city travel videos. They are informative, especially the historical references you mentioned. More such vides please! Great job! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏼😍
每次都是超用心的拍摄👍👍👍
您看得出就让我感觉我用心不浪费😁
@@ReportsOnChina 希望您能一直在中国开心的生活🌹🌹🌹
As a tianjin ppl ，so appreciate you to make this video😊
Tianhou temple. I jus learned its history from you! Welcome to my hometown 🌸🌸🌸
Full of memories, nice video .
GO GO GO ANDY!NEARLY 10000 subscribers
Why this isn't much longer?i love the way u show the city
Thank u men
Tianjin its so beautifull and warm😊😊😊
谢谢分享我家乡的视频。天津的煎饼果子是无与伦比的。
If your heart is beautiful, see anywhere is beautiful, nice video.
Really nice piece. Becoming a huge fan of this channel. But it's weird that this did not pop up on my feed. Had to go check on the channel itself.
That’s worrying… it seems most people aren’t seeing my content when I post. :(
@@ReportsOnChina but the latest one on qingdao. The reminder for the live event did appear.. maybe it's because of the all subscription bell button was not set earlier.
Love TJ! So rich in history
有没有听相声啊？😀😀
我也喜欢熟梨糕！ 煎饼果子！ 都太好吃了
这次没时间听 🥲🥲 下次吧！
这次没时间听 🥲🥲 下次吧！
3:14 that teapot is so cute 👍
missing my hometown... but it's more and more unfamiliar for me now...
好看 謝謝🙏🙏🙏
谢谢您！
从小就管熟梨糕叫嗡嗡糕 现在基本上也就只有在古文化街才能吃到 好怀念家乡啊
Andy, you show great respect for Chinese religion filming inside the temple.
I miss my hometown
tianhou's peaceful face lower my anxiety
I'm considering a semester exchange at Tianjin university for urban planning :)
👍👍👍👍👍
I really want to visit China!!!
Come!
Ka pai Kiwi 👍
Hi Andy, what do you think about the foreigners in China that do not learn Chinese?
I better not say here… hahaha
煎饼果子很好吃，中国欢迎你👍
但我自己做的不怎么好吃哈哈哈 感谢哦！
给安迪点赞
谢谢您的赞！
Tianhou=Lin Mo Niang，aka：Mazu
YaY!!!!!
What happened to the video with the man feeding the cats of Shanghai?
I removed it from TH-cam because of an issue with the music. It’s available still on my Chinese platforms. ;)
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what about the northeastern cities of China?
hey girls how could you not fall in love with this kiwi boy? i fully recommend him if he is not taken yet.
Hi Andy, how long have you been living in china ?
Hi Ingrid! The first time I lived in China was nearly ten years ago, and after that I went back to NZ for a bit. This time I’ve been living here about six or seven years - I forget!
@@ReportsOnChina ah ok
You didn't try the most famous bun "even dogs won't eat"
Actually I found out that Tianjin locals don’t eat 狗不理包子，it’s actually just something tourists eat when they come to Tianjin. 😂
天大毕业的呀 加油
我吗？我只去了一个学期而已😁
Not on my travel list!
The only ancient Chinese culture exists in Taiwan. All the stuff you see in China was brought back after the CCP realized that they destroyed the culture in China.
I can not agree with you here@true north strong and free