China is the country that looks bad on the outside until you come and have a feel of the real China. It’s not a perfect country just like every country around the world but living here for over 9 years I can boldly say it’s one of the best places to live. I’m glad for the experiences I’ve encountered on this journey in China 🇨🇳❤️
Couldn't agree more, especially about it being safe and police actually... policing. Like it's actually based on keeping everyone safe (for the most part) instead of harassing folks like I am so used to in my home country. I never feel scared walking around police, which is such an interesting feeling. My first time in Beijing I was seriously moved by the people I encountered there, very helpful and nice. Kind of felt like friendly southerners in the US.
I loved EVERY minute of the 15 years I lived in China until I left in 2019. It is a WONDERFUL country and the 5 reasons you give are oh so true! However, I would say that public safety is not dependent on the existence of security cameras more than it is a cultural characteristic of the Chinese. China was still a safe place to explore and walk around in the '90s, '80s and earlier I would suggest. If I had my way, I would retire in China but that not being possible, I hope to return and visit frequently as soon as the country reopens its borders. I really miss Beijing and would love to return soon! Thanks for uploading this video. I must commend you on how perceptive you are as I found myself nodding along with your observations! Fantastic stuff!!
Right, I mentioned that it's also Chinese morality and ethics that make the country safe, not just the cameras. China really is a lovely place to live and explore and I'm happy to hear you had such positive experiences here too.
You are right! As a Chinese descent 🦃 we see harming other as something extremely important and bad! 🦆 You can’t harm other and if you do 🐞 In Chinese culture 🐘 you are making your family looks bad 🙊 your ancestors look bad and so on! 🦬 We know what is right and wrong 🦬 what is harmful and not harmful 🦓 It is an insult to one’s family if one harms another being or even thing! 🐄 We call it.. your family and ancestors are not good people and you guys didn’t teach well that is why you are this harmful! 🐄 It’s a cough up blood insult 🙊
I immediately fell in love with her and her videos since yday, have watched many! So enjoyable! She is articulate, observant, fun, humorous, adventurous, open to new things, and she spreads very poz vibes!
miss beijing too! im a chinese but i have been living in oz for more than 10 yrs... i used to work in beijing before traveling to oz for the 1st time. i have booked a ticket due to health of issues of my parents in China, i cant wait to explore and refamiliarise myself with China living again!
Wow, this video truly brought tears to my eyes. You have done such a great job bringing out what true life is like in China, both the bad and the good! It’s such a breath of fresh air. As someone who was born in China, grew up in Canada, and now living in HK, I see the stark difference in narratives surrounding China. And what has made me so sad the last few years is all the negativity toward China and it’s people. I really wish more people back in the west can see your perspectives on China, and I’m sure you will have 100k, 200k or more subscribers in no time and get that message even more out there! Keep up the awesome work.
Love this video! I agree with all the points you brought up! China isn't perfect for sure, but neither is my country (Canada) and in Canada we are missing a lot of these important points, especially convenient public transportation and safety in our bigger cities. My husband and I really miss this and hope to be back to China soon!
Thank you so much for providing your perspective on China. Although I too have shared by positive views about traveling in China I’ve been accused of being too biased about my opinions. I guess there are too many Americans that have bought in on the negative narrative about China and it’s people which is constantly being perpetuated by our politicians and media outlets.
Loving the cuisines, traditions, the people, and the sites does not equal being a shill for the communist party. China is a country I'd love to visit. And I say that as someone who strongly disagrees with the internal politics.
Her video can be said to be absolutely correct, but a lot of what the West accuses of the Communist Party is also true, and it can be said that both coexist. But you have to be clear, the Communist Party is the Communist Party, and China is China. The Communist Party is just a regime in the long history of China, nothing more。The Communist Party in China simply does not have the kind of authority that Americans imagine. Why does Xi Jinping dare not start a war against Taiwan, because he knows it. When there is no war now, those who shout slogans and others will not only not help him when he really starts a war, they will even take the opportunity to attack him🤣🤣🤣 You know that in China's historical experience, even if many wars are won, the person who started the war will not have a good outcome, because by that time everyone hates him
Aleese!!! Your happy and bubbly nature is why everyone loves you!! You always seem surprised at the love you get from the Chinese people but it’s definitely your smile and laugh that are your extremely loveable traits. Awww… you really make me wanna travel to China and explore all the places you have been because those location shots are beautiful 🤩
awww so much love! Thank you! I think that I do radiate good vibes and I'm always walking around laughing and filming myself so people want to get in on the fun! I hope one day you can come and travel around China!
@@AleeseLightyear oh I definitely know that’s why you attract so much people around you approaching you. I do think you’re adorable and your happy go lucky nature makes me watch all your videos. You are my spirit animal girl 🙌🏼
You rocked this video! Have yourself the best life in China! I will be sharing your video. BTW, I'm glad you did the "What I don't like about China" video first.... saving the best for last! 👏🏻
Loved the video! Would you ever consider doing one about ways to move to China that don't involve teaching? Either as an extended vacation or other jobs you can get as an American if any? I'd love to visit China for an extended period of time but don't necessarily want to teach. Have a great day!!!
Thanks for watching!! In the times of Covid, tourist visas aren't available at the moment and life as an expat has been much harder than in pre pandemic times. So not totally sure how you could legally live here for a short time without a job or being a student. I could deff make a video about non teaching jobs in China!
Amazing video! Love your energy. You've echoed many of the same points i've seen many foreigners living in China for years make. I hope to be able to visit one day as well.
Thanks for sharing Aleese. Public violence is out of control and seems to be getting worse in the States. For example, Prop 47 passed in California last year, and anything under $950 is now considered a misdemeanor / petty crime rather than a felony. So stores are experiencing mass shoplifting. (Many businesses are significantly impacted losing hundreds to millions of dollars to the point of closing). Crime happens in nice, expensive neighborhoods too now that are supposed to be "safe". A few weeks ago, two dentists in an upper middle class suburb in Texas were shot and killed because they were booked and couldn't see the patient that day. Just a couple of days ago, there was a mass shooting in a subway car in Brooklyn NY. Not sure what's going on but people are on edge.
As a new yorker, i wish our transit system was as efficient and safe as beijing and japan. Especially now. And the sad thing is, new york is the gold standard for public transit in the US.
Again you portrayed a very realistic picture of China. Coming from South Africa, where the crime rate is ridiculously high and safe public transportation is almost non-existent, I really do appreciate how safe, affordable and convenient travelling in China is.
I've traveled a to a lot more places in the USA, just because of the amount of years that I grew up and lived there! Here in China I just have more time off to travel and travel is much easier and cheaper than in the USA
@@AleeseLightyear We live in Xining, in Qinghai. Maybe you have visited? I lived in Beijing 15 years ago so I am looking forward to seeing the changes.
Amazing video Aleese! Love your life in Beijing. I almost forget how lucky I am to live in this city and country. May I ask you to hang out sometimes? ^_^
@@AleeseLightyear Hope you all the best and happy every day in China. About 12 years ago, when I was a student in Beijing, the public transportation is much cheaper, it costs only 2RMB for a ticket of subway. And the student bus card costs only 0.2RMB for taking a bus. It is crazy cheap. The annual park pass only costs 100RMB, with which you can go to all the parks in Beijing, except the Forbidden City, as many as you want. However, the air pollution in Beijing was so bad at that time. It seems that the air quality has improved a lot.
You should staying in China for rest of your life. In China is lot safer than in USA . China is a clean country and cities because they have the janitor who keep the cities clean plus Chinese are mostly are clean people not leaving garage around in the public.
People watching and China's got it all ❤️ so true ahah it's either a fun memory, a life lesson, but always so full of good stories and great sceneries. Loved the sequence from things you hate and now that you love in China, so necessary to share both sides and not just perpetuate stereotypes. Thank you for this 😊 hope you keep having a full experience there! Big hug from a Portuguese follower learning Mandarin, 加油!
I've loved watching your journey because you show the good and the bad. Its like a really good medium of representation. And some of the places you went I know not to go to (iykyk.) Which was so crazy to me because my tutor was from there. But I believe what I you said but anywho glad to see another video.
Still have to pay attention to safe beauties, China is very safe compared to many other countries, but there is no absolute safety in the world.Chinese thank you very much for liking China and showing the real China to the world
Enjoy your videos and candid takes on your life in China. I think Americans are very US centric in terms of how they think and view the world. Americans are underexposed to other cultures and political systems/way of life. Your videos show we all need to be more open minded on not only different cultures but also different ways of life and different systems of government. Pros and cons of everything of course but ppl should be more respectful of how others live and govern.
I wish!!! Lot's of people seem to think that the Chinese government DID pay me to make this video...but the only that was made was from my YT ad revenue lol
Everything you said in this vlog is so true! I can attest to these "4 likes" to love about China! :) Hope China's border will reopen soon to tourists as well!
I often wonder if the mystery behind the "chinese fashion" w/misspelled will ever be solved? Or if they are even aware that the words are wrong? LOL...I lived in Japan for almost 4 yrs an Asian people are very friendly.
A mystery INDEED! Sometimes I think that maybe people care more about quality of the garment rather than what's written on it! Some of my students who speak English wear jackets that say "Bucket" or "Fishion Grl" and they don't even realize the mistakes or randomness! My dream job in China would be to travel the country, correcting all the miss-spelled signs and consult for clothing companies that want to make items with English on them to make sure it's correct.
Can't say that I'm a fan of their content, but I am familiar with that series of them on their bikes exploring the country. Seemed like the ultimate adventure!
It seems the pros outweigh the cons, so you still live in China now. Whenever you have free time, please travel to my native Vietnam. Vietnamese society is similar to Chinese society but it seems more freedom than China because you can access TH-cam, Facebook and other social medias. I enjoy your videos, I hope the best your adventures.
Baby that’s not about freedom, that’s because all social media platforms are controlled by USA , except China . China is a the only country outside of America where own the internet sovereignty. The English world full of lies about China, you can’t find truth from there about China
You are totally right-- the pros outweigh the cons! So my life is filled with happiness!! I have traveled to Vietnam in 2019, to Hanoi and I loved it so much!! This was before I started vlogging. I spent a day with a local family and went fishing with them and then helped them prepare dinner. I would say my favorite things were the food, the beautiful landscape and the hospitality of the people!! I hope that I can come back to see more of your lovely country soon!
People who are not stupid know that China always the best country, Rising above own score. No other nation can be matched. You must respect and obey the most glorious nation China or else there will be severe consequences. I am so proud to be a Chinese. We Chinese are the smartest, strongest and greatest race
@@markgonsalves Why are you so concerned with muslims in China, when you happily killed several million muslims in the Middle East and Africa? Hypocrite?
China is the country that looks bad on the outside until you come and have a feel of the real China.
It’s not a perfect country just like every country around the world but living here for over 9 years I can boldly say it’s one of the best places to live.
I’m glad for the experiences I’ve encountered on this journey in China 🇨🇳❤️
Thanks for saying that! I couldn’t agree anymore 💜
By outside world, you mean the west (less than 15% of world population) :D
Couldn't agree more, especially about it being safe and police actually... policing. Like it's actually based on keeping everyone safe (for the most part) instead of harassing folks like I am so used to in my home country. I never feel scared walking around police, which is such an interesting feeling. My first time in Beijing I was seriously moved by the people I encountered there, very helpful and nice. Kind of felt like friendly southerners in the US.
In the US we get too used to be on high alert all the time we basically forget what relax and feeling safe is like.
Love the editing of this video.
Totally understandable, it's a tough life to live when you're constantly on high alert.
I loved EVERY minute of the 15 years I lived in China until I left in 2019. It is a WONDERFUL country and the 5 reasons you give are oh so true! However, I would say that public safety is not dependent on the existence of security cameras more than it is a cultural characteristic of the Chinese. China was still a safe place to explore and walk around in the '90s, '80s and earlier I would suggest. If I had my way, I would retire in China but that not being possible, I hope to return and visit frequently as soon as the country reopens its borders. I really miss Beijing and would love to return soon! Thanks for uploading this video. I must commend you on how perceptive you are as I found myself nodding along with your observations! Fantastic stuff!!
Right, I mentioned that it's also Chinese morality and ethics that make the country safe, not just the cameras. China really is a lovely place to live and explore and I'm happy to hear you had such positive experiences here too.
@@AleeseLightyear Totally agreed, but security cameras really helped.
You are right! As a Chinese descent 🦃 we see harming other as something extremely important and bad! 🦆
You can’t harm other and if you do 🐞 In Chinese culture 🐘 you are making your family looks bad 🙊 your ancestors look bad and so on! 🦬
We know what is right and wrong 🦬 what is harmful and not harmful 🦓
It is an insult to one’s family if one harms another being or even thing! 🐄
We call it.. your family and ancestors are not good people and you guys didn’t teach well that is why you are this harmful! 🐄
It’s a cough up blood insult 🙊
I immediately fell in love with her and her videos since yday, have watched many! So enjoyable! She is articulate, observant, fun, humorous, adventurous, open to new things, and she spreads very poz vibes!
miss beijing too! im a chinese but i have been living in oz for more than 10 yrs... i used to work in beijing before traveling to oz for the 1st time. i have booked a ticket due to health of issues of my parents in China, i cant wait to explore and refamiliarise myself with China living again!
Wow, this video truly brought tears to my eyes. You have done such a great job bringing out what true life is like in China, both the bad and the good! It’s such a breath of fresh air. As someone who was born in China, grew up in Canada, and now living in HK, I see the stark difference in narratives surrounding China. And what has made me so sad the last few years is all the negativity toward China and it’s people. I really wish more people back in the west can see your perspectives on China, and I’m sure you will have 100k, 200k or more subscribers in no time and get that message even more out there! Keep up the awesome work.
Oh thank you so much!!
China is very safe.
Seniors are always dancing. i have noticed it a lot here in BEijing, China.
Transport in China is clean
ALWAYS dancing!! Especially now that the weather is nice and warm! I gotta see if the group in my community will let me join!
Nice video!As a Chinese, we are also very proud of these reasons hahaha!
Thank you!! I'm really happy to share all the positive reasons I enjoy life here!
4:10!! That's the plaza downstairs from my old apartment building! Those ladies are out there in DROVES nightly.
Waiting for China to open international travel for tourism because I cannot wait to visit!!
Thank you for sharing this amazing video with us! 😍
Maybe next year😊
@@Joseph-me6nv please no soon the better
Love this video! I agree with all the points you brought up! China isn't perfect for sure, but neither is my country (Canada) and in Canada we are missing a lot of these important points, especially convenient public transportation and safety in our bigger cities. My husband and I really miss this and hope to be back to China soon!
Thank you so much for providing your perspective on China. Although I too have shared by positive views about traveling in China I’ve been accused of being too biased about my opinions. I guess there are too many Americans that have bought in on the negative narrative about China and it’s people which is constantly being perpetuated by our politicians and media outlets.
The West has been brainwashed for sure. The "free media" in the West is biased and self-serving. Too bad they don't call it brainwashing, but it is!
Loving the cuisines, traditions, the people, and the sites does not equal being a shill for the communist party.
China is a country I'd love to visit. And I say that as someone who strongly disagrees with the internal politics.
Her video can be said to be absolutely correct, but a lot of what the West accuses of the Communist Party is also true, and it can be said that both coexist. But you have to be clear, the Communist Party is the Communist Party, and China is China. The Communist Party is just a regime in the long history of China, nothing more。The Communist Party in China simply does not have the kind of authority that Americans imagine.
Why does Xi Jinping dare not start a war against Taiwan, because he knows it. When there is no war now, those who shout slogans and others will not only not help him when he really starts a war, they will even take the opportunity to attack him🤣🤣🤣
You know that in China's historical experience, even if many wars are won, the person who started the war will not have a good outcome, because by that time everyone hates him
@@billyaepicgamer8642 中国政治和人民是一体的,美国政治和人民是分开的。你在中国说讨厌共产党会被人民不喜欢的
Aleese!!! Your happy and bubbly nature is why everyone loves you!! You always seem surprised at the love you get from the Chinese people but it’s definitely your smile and laugh that are your extremely loveable traits. Awww… you really make me wanna travel to China and explore all the places you have been because those location shots are beautiful 🤩
awww so much love! Thank you! I think that I do radiate good vibes and I'm always walking around laughing and filming myself so people want to get in on the fun! I hope one day you can come and travel around China!
@@AleeseLightyear oh I definitely know that’s why you attract so much people around you approaching you. I do think you’re adorable and your happy go lucky nature makes me watch all your videos. You are my spirit animal girl 🙌🏼
Yes, Chinese people are generally welcoming, but another reason they're so friendly is because you seem like a vibe girl!
hhahaha everyone always says that I'm just an approachable person!
You have me wanting to travel again. I’m about to start an internship but when that’s over, I hope to start planning a trip.
You should!!! Stack that money and get to traveling!!
Such a positive and reaffirming video! Thanks for sharing!
I also love how easy it is to buy stuff online here, and how fast it gets delivered!
ohhhhh TAOBAO IS LIFE!
I have heard mixed reviews about China; however, your perspective is one of the most well- balanced and insightful one to date. Tfs
Wow, thank you!!! I think transparency is super important! Don't want to show a one sided view
You have given me that hope of also living in China...It really look great cannot wait anymore
Never let the "mmmm Yes, Daddy" Disneyland clip die!!!
It's one of the best things I've ever filmed
I love your videos Aleese! Thank you !
Glad you like them!
Very good video and show the world about real China
Thank you!!
You rocked this video! Have yourself the best life in China! I will be sharing your video. BTW, I'm glad you did the "What I don't like about China" video first.... saving the best for last! 👏🏻
Thanks so much!! Gotta have a balance!
From this video, your kindness, intelligence all over loaded
Such kind words! Thank you for the compliments!
Loved the video! Would you ever consider doing one about ways to move to China that don't involve teaching? Either as an extended vacation or other jobs you can get as an American if any? I'd love to visit China for an extended period of time but don't necessarily want to teach. Have a great day!!!
Thanks for watching!! In the times of Covid, tourist visas aren't available at the moment and life as an expat has been much harder than in pre pandemic times. So not totally sure how you could legally live here for a short time without a job or being a student.
I could deff make a video about non teaching jobs in China!
I loved this video
THANKS SOOOO MUCH!!!!!!@@@
Love from Nepal 😍🇳🇵🇳🇵
love your attitude and energy, i am keen to keep hearing from you about live in China.
Thank you so much!
With your positive attitude, you can enjoy live anywhere.
Amazing video! Love your energy. You've echoed many of the same points i've seen many foreigners living in China for years make. I hope to be able to visit one day as well.
Thank you so much!!
Hey Nice and I relate with most of them...#Chinasitrau
Awesome video!!!
Totally agree with you. Great one.
Thanks for the love!!
Thank you Aleese. I follow your videos!! Very interesting!!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching and supporting my channel!😎😊
yes, you never get bored in China, that is for sure!
NEVERRRRRR!!!!!
rocking the braids! 加油!!
I love the blinking eyes to the man showing his belly, lmao
I am always laughing at the summer bellies
19.9K!!!! Love it!
So close! Thanks for the support girl!!!
For sure china is so safe !
I’m almost done watching all your videos 😁😁 I miss China, the food and everything except the hot weather 😁😁
Thanks for binging all my content 😅
Thanks for sharing Aleese. Public violence is out of control and seems to be getting worse in the States. For example, Prop 47 passed in California last year, and anything under $950 is now considered a misdemeanor / petty crime rather than a felony. So stores are experiencing mass shoplifting. (Many businesses are significantly impacted losing hundreds to millions of dollars to the point of closing). Crime happens in nice, expensive neighborhoods too now that are supposed to be "safe". A few weeks ago, two dentists in an upper middle class suburb in Texas were shot and killed because they were booked and couldn't see the patient that day. Just a couple of days ago, there was a mass shooting in a subway car in Brooklyn NY. Not sure what's going on but people are on edge.
Nowadays US hardly report any local shorting news because all they care about is to make Ukraine's president to become God.
Alesse..me encanta tu cabello, eres fabulosa..🤗🤗🤗
muchas gracias amiga!!
As a new yorker, i wish our transit system was as efficient and safe as beijing and japan. Especially now. And the sad thing is, new york is the gold standard for public transit in the US.
Oh I totally agree. The US transit system ain't got shit on literally anywhere else in the world hahaha
Again you portrayed a very realistic picture of China. Coming from South Africa, where the crime rate is ridiculously high and safe public transportation is almost non-existent, I really do appreciate how safe, affordable and convenient travelling in China is.
q. Do you travel to more places in the States or do you travel more in China? If so why?
I've traveled a to a lot more places in the USA, just because of the amount of years that I grew up and lived there! Here in China I just have more time off to travel and travel is much easier and cheaper than in the USA
You are making me want to visit
YOU SHOULD!! It's a wonderful country to visit and so affordable!! 2 of my friends from Michigan came to visit in the pre-covid days
I've made three very different trips to China and envy your living there. Past my travel days now, but otherwise I'd go again in a minute.
I love your content! I am from Michigan too and I love living in China too! I am going to be moving to Beijing this summer, yay!
Good luck on your big move!! What city are you in now?
@@AleeseLightyear We live in Xining, in Qinghai. Maybe you have visited? I lived in Beijing 15 years ago so I am looking forward to seeing the changes.
🎊Great video Aleese, and congratulations on 20K subs 😜😁
Thank you!!! I’m almost there😅
喜欢你的视频😘
Amazing video Aleese! Love your life in Beijing. I almost forget how lucky I am to live in this city and country. May I ask you to hang out sometimes? ^_^
Thank you for the factual reporting of China, good or bad. I appreciate your perspectives!
Authenticity is so important!
Thanks for sharing all the true feelings and experiences in China. Glad to see you thrived in China.
I have truly loved living here so much!!
@@AleeseLightyear Hope you all the best and happy every day in China. About 12 years ago, when I was a student in Beijing, the public transportation is much cheaper, it costs only 2RMB for a ticket of subway. And the student bus card costs only 0.2RMB for taking a bus. It is crazy cheap. The annual park pass only costs 100RMB, with which you can go to all the parks in Beijing, except the Forbidden City, as many as you want. However, the air pollution in Beijing was so bad at that time. It seems that the air quality has improved a lot.
@@user-xm9xo7jg4u So true what you say, but I still loved hanging out in the Den bar in Sanlitun, Beijing, lol!
so hilarious hahaha. 5:17
Thank you for sharing your experience but please be careful
Thank you, I will
Love your vibe 😘
Thanks so much 🥰🥰🥰
Its so much different we hear and watch from main stream and some (anti) China "Expert".
hangon a sec, did u not talk about the yummy food wherever u go in China??? 😊
I think that's a given! So I wanted to focus on other things I loved
These places in your videos make me want to visit
I’ve got more travel vlogs coming!
You should staying in China for rest of your life. In China is lot safer than in USA . China is a clean country and cities because they have the janitor who keep the cities clean plus Chinese are mostly are clean people not leaving garage around in the public.
Don't think I'll stay in China for the rest of my life lol
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
People watching and China's got it all ❤️ so true ahah it's either a fun memory, a life lesson, but always so full of good stories and great sceneries. Loved the sequence from things you hate and now that you love in China, so necessary to share both sides and not just perpetuate stereotypes. Thank you for this 😊 hope you keep having a full experience there! Big hug from a Portuguese follower learning Mandarin, 加油!
People watching encompasses soooo many things! It's definitely important to be fair and show the pros and cons of where I live.
Love you always ❤️
Thank you! 😍
😂😂😂😂 we use it 30° f I was thinking I misheard you. They literally have balls of steel to jump in that kind of water.
Great Video
I've loved watching your journey because you show the good and the bad. Its like a really good medium of representation. And some of the places you went I know not to go to (iykyk.) Which was so crazy to me because my tutor was from there. But I believe what I you said but anywho glad to see another video.
Glad you enjoy it!
Gets to the transportation part of the video *cries in NYC*
ooohhh I do not miss that NYC subway. How much is it now? When I left it wasa bout $5.50 for a round trip
Love you Aleese. I subscribed today and I like your videos.
Is China currently open to foreigners who are interested in ESL?
Thanks so much for the love! Right now the Chinese borders are closed and it is possible, but NOT easy at all for foreigners to come and teach.
Still have to pay attention to safe beauties, China is very safe compared to many other countries, but there is no absolute safety in the world.Chinese thank you very much for liking China and showing the real China to the world
Enjoy your videos and candid takes on your life in China. I think Americans are very US centric in terms of how they think and view the world. Americans are underexposed to other cultures and political systems/way of life. Your videos show we all need to be more open minded on not only different cultures but also different ways of life and different systems of government. Pros and cons of everything of course but ppl should be more respectful of how others live and govern.
I want to be your friend Aleese! You are so fun! Do you have to get a work permit to be able to live there?
Hahaha thank you!! I do have a work permit here since I am a teacher
Well said, Aleese!
Girl, you should be paid for this video by their tourism department 😂 Thanks for sharing.
I wish!!! Lot's of people seem to think that the Chinese government DID pay me to make this video...but the only that was made was from my YT ad revenue lol
感谢分享,中国欢迎你们😀
Agreed!
Cool video about your good experiences living as an expat in China.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Everything you said in this vlog is so true! I can attest to these "4 likes" to love about China! :) Hope China's border will reopen soon to tourists as well!
More places than I've been.
hope you can travel more in the future!
I often wonder if the mystery behind the "chinese fashion" w/misspelled will ever be solved? Or if they are even aware that the words are wrong? LOL...I lived in Japan for almost 4 yrs an Asian people are very friendly.
A mystery INDEED! Sometimes I think that maybe people care more about quality of the garment rather than what's written on it! Some of my students who speak English wear jackets that say "Bucket" or "Fishion Grl" and they don't even realize the mistakes or randomness!
My dream job in China would be to travel the country, correcting all the miss-spelled signs and consult for clothing companies that want to make items with English on them to make sure it's correct.
@@AleeseLightyear your dream job would give you JOB SECURITY for a long time in China! LOL
@@AleeseLightyear could be deliberate . Once a youngster told me its how the new millenials want to spell it.
Teacher Aleeselightyear, can you suggest some platforms to practice oral English with reasonable price
Where do you get your hair braided?
Watch this video:
th-cam.com/video/mzWb8dTInoA/w-d-xo.html
Thank you!
I love you ..
why?
Luv your videos.
Thank you!
Isn’t TH-cam blocked in China though?
We all have a VPN!
@@AleeseLightyear Oh ok
surprise, food isn't one of the options here?
There will be a part 2 to this video and FOOD will deff be there!
ADV China has 20000 miles of exploring China. It is wonderful to see the real China.
You ate too much poison from him
Can't say that I'm a fan of their content, but I am familiar with that series of them on their bikes exploring the country. Seemed like the ultimate adventure!
4:45 whip it LOL
I'm amazed by people who can do this! I'm too scared to try!
I love living with the ccp watching my every move in China 🥰
It seems the pros outweigh the cons, so you still live in China now. Whenever you have free time, please travel to my native Vietnam. Vietnamese society is similar to Chinese society but it seems more freedom than China because you can access TH-cam, Facebook and other social medias. I enjoy your videos, I hope the best your adventures.
Baby that’s not about freedom, that’s because all social media platforms are controlled by USA , except China . China is a the only country outside of America where own the internet sovereignty. The English world full of lies about China, you can’t find truth from there about China
@@weizhang2834 I only mentioned about freedom to access information. Propaganda happens in the US, China, Russia,etc.
You are totally right-- the pros outweigh the cons! So my life is filled with happiness!! I have traveled to Vietnam in 2019, to Hanoi and I loved it so much!! This was before I started vlogging.
I spent a day with a local family and went fishing with them and then helped them prepare dinner. I would say my favorite things were the food, the beautiful landscape and the hospitality of the people!! I hope that I can come back to see more of your lovely country soon!
People who are not stupid know that China always the best country, Rising above own score. No other nation can be matched. You must respect and obey the most glorious nation China or else there will be severe consequences. I am so proud to be a Chinese. We Chinese are the smartest, strongest and greatest race
I supposed you are from Taiwan province and try to dark reputation of main landers . What a rude comments
It´s communism my dear
Great video, but something tells me you are not a Uyghur Muslim. 😂
neither are you
@@rez743 I don't have to be. 😂
there are twenty million of them - and they are happy you are not one ;).
@@markgonsalves Why are you so concerned with muslims in China, when you happily killed several million muslims in the Middle East and Africa? Hypocrite?
@@mikel4690 I never killed anybody. Moron.
Propaganda
now use that word in a full sentence....
@@AleeseLightyear That's a lot to ask him ;) Legend has it that his tongue is still hanging out after saying that word...