Girl alone, a dirt road through the forest, a drone showing the vast wildernis. It is thrilling and amazing, and equally crazy as the people of the guesthouse said. I love it and with me already more than 50.000 people within a day of posting. Thanks so much, dear Yan, for taking us to the farthest shores and borders of your vast country, and let us meet real people. All the uncles and aunts you introduce to us. Thanks for being our eyes and make our days a little more colourful and our minds a more respectful for everything beyond our border.
Tigers often appear in the primeval forests of Northeast China. Riding a motorcycle through the forest is actually quite dangerous. If you encounter a tiger, you will not be able to escape.
I swear villagers at the most remote regions are the friendliest one of any country. They are so welcoming and will try to help you with everything they got.
Little Chinese, I just want to thank you for showing the world your wonderful country. I have a great admiration for you. I also find China amazing. It is really a great country.
"Your travel video is absolutely amazing! The beautiful scenery and peaceful vibes really made me feel relaxed and inspired. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful journey with us!"
Superb, another visual and informative delight. China, such a safe and friendly country. Although I'm Scottish, I hope to spend the rest of my life here in China and visit some of the many places you have shown us. If I could live my life again I would follow your example.
Dear Yan, you have a natural talent for doing drone shots that are captivating. They draw the viewer into the landscape curious and wanting to see more. If you are looking for some ideas for more videos, maybe share your drone experiences and tips on choosing scenery, angles, planning and some editing tips. Thank you from a Canadian admirer😄👍🏼🇨🇦
At the 22-minute mark, those are honey mushrooms (蜜环菌, "опята" in Russian). They're autumn fungi, not poisonous, and totally edible. They taste really good and aren't bitter at all. You can just fry them in butter for 15 minutes, and voila a tasty dish is ready.
Hello Yan. Greetings from Aotearoa (NZ). The scenery in this part of China is absolutely stunning and beautiful. We can just lay back and relax to watch your videos. Eye opening indeed to the beauty of nature. Thank you for all your hard works along your intrepid and remote journey. A big thumbs up and all the best.
In addition to moose, China also has reindeer and reindeer herders. Hope Yan could devote an episode to China's reindeer herders. They're the Evenki people. The Evenkis raise huge white reindeer and develop an inseparable bond with their animals. The Evenki culture is absolutely fascinating
It's a commitment by the government to ensure access to clean water, electricity, road network and minimum 4G internet in every village, town and city, no matter how remote. Naturally many of these infrastructure will never hope to recover the cost on their own, but the positive externalities are immense, so the state-owned companies are obliged to built them with subsidy from the far more profitable parts of their business.
The autumn colourful scenery is very beautiful. You have bravely survived the primitive bad roads on the motorbike. The mixed Chinese Russian folks look very happy and joyful. You met a motorbike friendly group and spent a nice time together in the mushroom forest. Thanks for sharing your amazing excursion. God bless your hard work.😊
wow! I was checking google, China has some of the coldest, hottest, driest, wettest, highest and polpulated places on earth. its so diverse, its crazy!! and cool
China's land area is equivalent to the area of Europe. China has almost all the landforms on the earth. China's north-south width and east-west width are both more than 5,000 kilometers, spanning 5 time zones.
Красота то какая! Летом небось комары да гнус, а осенью здорово, представляю какая там рыбалка! А у нас (среднее Поволжье) до сих пор снег не лёг, как ляжет, надо за опятами в лес сходить - на жарку к картошке, если грибов будет много можно и засолить, засушить на зиму.
Thank you so much for your videos! I get to see such beautiful and often unknown parts of China to those of us in the US. You highlight the immense diversity there and I think that is so important for us in the US to see and be reminded of. Our government spreads so much negative propaganda about China and it is not right. I have always wanted to travel to China and I almost get to through your videos! They are excellent and I always look forward to them! Thank you! 😊
I love that I recognize their entire garden. Those are all vegetables I grow here in Canada. The food in the guest house looked so delicious. Thanks Yan!
great movie!. Berries You found aren't cranberries, but lingonberries. Edible and delicious. We in Latvia pick them and cook jelly for winter. Mushrooms in our forests are completely different none of Yours was familiar to me. Great fall forest scenery! like ours, but on much bigger scale.
Your content is very informative and adventurous.Had been to China but not that far.This video will for sure encourages more travellers.Looking forward for more,From Malaysia 🇲🇾
Your videos get better and better, taking us to more and more interesting places. I would never see these parts of beautiful China if it wasn’t for your videos. Thank you for making long and arduous journey for us!
Re the coldness of Mohe versus Berlin and Liverpool ... the Gulf Stream, which is a warm ocean current, brings warmer than average water to the west coasts of the UK and the European continent, which makes it more temperate than similar locations inland. But the other reason is, as mentioned in the video, the fact that cold air masses can move unimpeded from the Artic Ocean to the Mohe region. The polar air masses behave similarly across central Canada, and often into the Central United States.
What a beautiful time of year in that region. When the lady said it was "impressive" that you were riding alone I thought 'you don't know the half of it', and from now on when I see a moose on TV I will always refer to it as a 'bulky-goofy'!
Yes, you're right, the coldness is due to the cold Siberian air in winter, whereas western Europe is surround by waters and warmer air comes from the Atlantic. The accomodation you stayed in looked so clean, despite being in the middle of nowhere. It's fascinating to see a blend of Russian and Chinese cultures. Deciding which mushroom is edible and which is not is like playing Russian roulette. Some are so poisonous they can be fatal.
You are the kind of person I look up to and I always want to be! You are on the road with many people’s dreams. I always wonder where you are now as I’m watching your new Episode. Stay safe and healthy, looking forward to your new stories.❤
Great video as always. We love to follow you on google maps as you visit the places you go. My wife was glad you didn’t eat the mushrooms. She wants you to survive to make more shows. It’s incredible that you are taking this long trip. I remember watching you get your license not too long ago. Ride safe.
8:50 Kang is a special big hollow birck bed in north China, shared by the whole family. And the hollow part is connected to the stove in the kitchen, so the fuel can be used to cook and warm the bed at the same time. In winter, the family can spend most of the day on the Kang bed, eating, chatting, playing, working, and sleeping. It's more like a living room than simple bedroom, and I have a lot of precious childhood memory with it.
This corner of China is much colder than Berlin because it is close to the Pole of Cold. The Pole of Cold is located in Yakutia, which has the coldest winter temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere. Both Berlin and Liverpool are warmer because the Gulf Stream passes through the Atlantic Ocean not far from them. The Gulf Stream is a warm current that moderates the climate in Northern Europe. That is why there is such a big difference in temperature at the same latitude in the Northern Hemisphere.
what I love and enjoy about your vlog is those places you visited like nowhere, which excites me to visit China and even live in those remote, countryside provinces, it seems like life is simple, happy and so peaceful, people are friendly always smiling plus the scenic beautiful view... how I wish ..
Diky bohu, přece jen jsou české titulky ve většině videa, to jsem šťastná že vaši malebné angličtine rozumím .Moc zajímavé video, jako vždy, srdečně pozdravuji, hodně zdraví, štěstí na vašich cestách. Máme vás moc rádi, velky obdiv.🌹🍀🙏
Hi Little Sister, Greetings!. I have enjoyed this Video to the upmost delight. Everything is genuine & spontaneous; There is warm & sincerity in the conversation and interaction. One thing I noticed, even in the very far North Eastern region near the Russian & Inner Mongolian Frontier, our Moon-Cake is of the same texture & style as every where else . Enjoy and take care.
If you are still physically mobile and financially permitting, don't let age stop you. Nothing is more important than to find things that you like to do in life. I want to think age is just a number and I am 60 yo.
Domnișoară esti un fenomen,frumoasă, deșteaptă, curajoasă si foarte documentată in calatoriile tale.Te urmaresc cu mare drag din ROMÂNIA, si sant foarte mulțumită pentru traducere. Îți doresc succes și drumuri bune fără peripatii. Ești foarte,foarte curajoasă. Astept cu nerăbdare urmatorul vlog.
I love your mushroom picking trip. A year or so ago, I bought some expensive garden soil made locally in Tennessee, USA because my soil was not very good. They went to a lot of work to create this soil, and it had many kinds of life in it. After I used the bulk of it to fill my elevated garden beds, I had the guys spread the rest over the rest of the yard to give it a bit of vitality. Now, every morning when I walk the dog, there are many kinds of mushrooms in different places. There are a few old tree stumps in the yard, they have the best looking mushrooms. They look like some sort of natural works of art.
Mushrooming when you have only limited knowledge is very dangerous. many deaths in Australia eating wild mushrooms. Also be careful of red berries, these are also likely to be dangerous for human consumption.
I like your videos, very interesting. Allowing us to see places we would otherwise never see, especially on this local level. I also like how you focus on the people and their stories, people are mostly the same even in this remote part of China. 😉 The landscape (just like you :)) is very beautiful.
China is a multi-ethnic country united by culture. All ethnic groups live in harmony and pursue the same cultural traditions, so China will not be divided because of different ethnic groups.
China's land area is equivalent to the area of Europe. China has almost all the landforms on the earth. China's north-south width and east-west width are both more than 5,000 kilometers, spanning 5 time zones.
You are a very brave lady. Thank you for showing us the very remote parts of China. Your videos are very interesting . I am glad that you guys did not eat those mushrooms. Stay safe. Have a great weekend.
I’ve watching a lot of your vlog in your channel love it , I may not make comments everytime because if I watched it in TV I can’t , using my iPad I could make comments new or old that I haven’t seen I enjoyed everyone of them . Thank you 💝🦋💖💞💜🤩 Today is November 22,2024 from San Diego California USA 🇺🇸
Very great video ,l always love to watch your video ,through you l have learn more about Chinese community , food life style, people of China and city ,continue doing great job much love from Kenya 🇰🇪 ❤❤
Through your lens, I do feel that the “melting” culture of Russian and Chinese culture at northern tip of China whereas it shows a combination of Russian and 东北 architectural buildings including the captivating autumn scenery of golden forests 🌳
Such an incredible & courages girl you are ... Who else if not you that will show us the wonders of nature and the warmth of people ... I salute you keep safe & strong 😂
I can guess Yan , that the feeling you have at filming parts of the world where no humans have ever stepped foot upon , must be very thrilling ...it would certainly tickle me ..guaranteed . Best wishes on your fantastic storytelling skills....
Yan, TQ for taking me there! The scenery is so fabulous! I particularly like d fun part of mushrooms hunting🤣 Keep safe n hope you do find people to travel with u together in remote places. Regards from aunty Helen from Malaysia 😘
every time I see your video I feel like there is a lot of pure love and honest with very simple life nation living there . living for another beautiful days . little Chinese I am in love with countryside because it's very simple life you can find thousand of thousand different colour in autumn
24:47 Here in Russia we call this mushroom two differernt names: 1) dozhdevik (rain mushroom) while it is white and still usefull for cooking (but not very tasty) and 2) dedushkin tabak (grandfather`s tobacco) when it becomes brown and while you press it with fingers it throws out its seeds looking like smoke. When it`s brown it`s too late to cook it.
The reason why Siberian cities are so much colder than those in Western Europe despite being at the same latitude is not because Siberia is unnaturally cold, but that places like London are unnaturally warm. Northwest Europe is warmed up by the Jetstream that bring warm air from the south Atlantic. If that Jetstream breaks down, then London will become just as cold as Siberia.
Not really, In winter, the land cools sharply, unlike water, which can give off heat for a long time, softening frosts. Also, the mountains lying between the warm air masses from the south and Siberia do not allow warm air to pass through, consolidating the cold climate. Siberia has only Baikal but on such vast space it's not enough.
You are right. Apart from the Sun, the greatest influence onthe weather in the British Isles is the Atlantic Ocean's Gulf Steam and the prevelent south westerly winds we get. @feiryfel 4:40 la
Some parts of the video brought me back to the time i got to travel around Sri Lanka. I think it's the bouts of isolaled wilderness. Such a weirdly nice feeling. Thanks for showing us around!
Hi Yan great video the people seem very friendly and better still trustworthy but if you live with temperatures as low as that you need to be able to rely on one another . The drone footage was fantastic .All the best Alec.
Thank you Yan for showing such a beautiful part of china. It is simply mesmerizing. BTW mushrooms should be tried only if you are 💯 percent sure it is eatable. Otherwise amanita phalatoxin is highly fatal. ❤
After being drilled into me so much that you only take what you know, It was a little scary seeing them take so many mushrooms without knowing if they are poisonous or not!
@@samuelforward8453 I was horrified watching them, but then I thought, if our dear little Chinese has now posted the video online, she is alive and everything turned out well.
Girl alone, a dirt road through the forest, a drone showing the vast wildernis. It is thrilling and amazing, and equally crazy as the people of the guesthouse said. I love it and with me already more than 50.000 people within a day of posting. Thanks so much, dear Yan, for taking us to the farthest shores and borders of your vast country, and let us meet real people. All the uncles and aunts you introduce to us. Thanks for being our eyes and make our days a little more colourful and our minds a more respectful for everything beyond our border.
Yan is so brave, courageous and adventuresome!!!
Tigers often appear in the primeval forests of Northeast China. Riding a motorcycle through the forest is actually quite dangerous. If you encounter a tiger, you will not be able to escape.
I swear villagers at the most remote regions are the friendliest one of any country.
They are so welcoming and will try to help you with everything they got.
I love the Russian- Chinese blend of architecture in these border cities
Chinese people are very kind and welcoming this videos make my day
漠河跟柏林的温度差是因为气候类型不同的关系。欧洲的纬度不低但这么暖和的主要原因是北大西洋暖流（整个欧洲真的都得感谢这个暖流）再加上欧洲平原平坦的地形让北大西洋暖流长驱直入，导致欧洲大部分地区的主要气候类型是温带海洋性气候，夏无酷暑且冬季温和多雨。但漠河或者说大部分东北地区就不一样了，典型大陆温带气候，年温差和日温差都很大，夏季炎热冬季寒冷。黑龙江是我的家乡，你拍得真的太好啦，秋季的大小兴安岭真的超级美❤❤
真的都忘记初中高中地理了，看到你写的真的感觉醍醐灌顶记忆一下都蹦出来了哈哈哈哈好怀念地理老师地理知识！！！
是的~而且，由于亚洲大陆太大、冬季蒙古高压更强，中国东北和北边的俄罗斯远东地区是北半球冬季气温最冷的地区。如果看北半球冬季全球等温线的话，东北（吉林、黑龙江）的温度比绝大部分北极地区还低一些。同家乡啊！
@@lumolu2595 高中班主任是地理老师，有些东西真是想忘都忘不掉🤣
@@sylviaxu3265 哈哈哈你记住得比我还多
我其实以为北大西洋暖流导致欧洲同纬度地区比我国东北温暖很多算是常识…
Little Chinese, I just want to thank you for showing the world your wonderful country. I have a great admiration for you. I also find
China amazing. It is really a great country.
"Your travel video is absolutely amazing! The beautiful scenery and peaceful vibes really made me feel relaxed and inspired. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful journey with us!"
Superb, another visual and informative delight. China, such a safe and friendly country. Although I'm Scottish, I hope to spend the rest of my life here in China and visit some of the many places you have shown us. If I could live my life again I would follow your example.
Western income spent in China, you will live like a king! not those T1 mega city in China of course 😅
中国很多地方确实很适合有钱人养老的
@@圖靈5Not anyone could come in and decide to live in China, could they? It's not an immigration country.
The fall leaves and landscape are stunning! And the engagement with locals and fellow travelers are also highlights of the trip.
Thank you 🥰
Yeah i also like the fall vibe. But it's only a very short time during the year
Dear Yan, you have a natural talent for doing drone shots that are captivating. They draw the viewer into the landscape curious and wanting to see more. If you are looking for some ideas for more videos, maybe share your drone experiences and tips on choosing scenery, angles, planning and some editing tips. Thank you from a Canadian admirer😄👍🏼🇨🇦
Best videos on TH-cam! You get access for a lot of people would never get access and your stuff is just the best. I really appreciate it. Thanks.
At the 22-minute mark, those are honey mushrooms (蜜环菌, "опята" in Russian). They're autumn fungi, not poisonous, and totally edible. They taste really good and aren't bitter at all. You can just fry them in butter for 15 minutes, and voila a tasty dish is ready.
Wait you can speak 3 languages?
That's why I love to read the comments. Thank you.
@@Yan.Ke.Ning1 And there is a 'viola'.
@@Yan.Ke.Ning1 I spotted 4
OMG you are trilingual
You showing us China like no one could imagine 😊 Thank you ! Picking mushrooms also is very popular in Poland
Wow the forest colour was simpjy stunning
Hello Yan. Greetings from Aotearoa (NZ). The scenery in this part of China is absolutely stunning and beautiful. We can just lay back and relax to watch your videos. Eye opening indeed to the beauty of nature. Thank you for all your hard works along your intrepid and remote journey. A big thumbs up and all the best.
In addition to moose, China also has reindeer and reindeer herders. Hope Yan could devote an episode to China's reindeer herders. They're the Evenki people. The Evenkis raise huge white reindeer and develop an inseparable bond with their animals. The Evenki culture is absolutely fascinating
18:16 "... the forest is like a golden oil painting, shines in the warm sun... " A poet in a second language. Beautiful.
It's indeed impressive how expansive and advanced the digital network is in China, reaching even the most remote areas.
5G NETWORK ALL OVER CHINA
It's a commitment by the government to ensure access to clean water, electricity, road network and minimum 4G internet in every village, town and city, no matter how remote. Naturally many of these infrastructure will never hope to recover the cost on their own, but the positive externalities are immense, so the state-owned companies are obliged to built them with subsidy from the far more profitable parts of their business.
China is the country with the most developed and popular 5G network in the world, and there are 5G signals in many uninhabited areas.
Even on top of Chomolungma aka Mt Everest.
The autumn colourful scenery is very beautiful. You have bravely survived the primitive bad roads on the motorbike. The mixed Chinese Russian folks look very happy and joyful. You met a motorbike friendly group and spent a nice time together in the mushroom forest. Thanks for sharing your amazing excursion. God bless your hard work.😊
wow! I was checking google, China has some of the coldest, hottest, driest, wettest, highest and polpulated places on earth. its so diverse, its crazy!! and cool
China's land area is equivalent to the area of Europe. China has almost all the landforms on the earth. China's north-south width and east-west width are both more than 5,000 kilometers, spanning 5 time zones.
Красота то какая! Летом небось комары да гнус, а осенью здорово, представляю какая там рыбалка!
А у нас (среднее Поволжье) до сих пор снег не лёг, как ляжет, надо за опятами в лес сходить - на жарку к картошке, если грибов будет много можно и засолить, засушить на зиму.
Love honey mushroom 👍👍🫡
Thank you so much for your videos! I get to see such beautiful and often unknown parts of China to those of us in the US. You highlight the immense diversity there and I think that is so important for us in the US to see and be reminded of. Our government spreads so much negative propaganda about China and it is not right. I have always wanted to travel to China and I almost get to through your videos! They are excellent and I always look forward to them! Thank you! 😊
欢迎您来中国旅游！
We need to do away with Governments ,they only cause problems between people ,they forget we all share this planet.
China is so a beautiful country, greetings from Germany❤
I love that I recognize their entire garden. Those are all vegetables I grow here in Canada. The food in the guest house looked so delicious. Thanks Yan!
太棒了，又看到你的新视频了！前几期的视频，你路过了我的家乡延吉，我的妻子是俄罗斯人，所以最近几期视频对我来说非常亲切，感谢你做的一切，昨天我在bilibili看到有人转载一个外国男人的视频，你出镜了，很多人夸你的翻译非常到位，我很开心越来越多的人认可你，爱你🥰
BIliBIli那人叫啥？
@@justdoit7292 视频标题：美国小伙drew本想吐槽中国，但越拍越觉得中国比美国好#外国人在中国旅行 #外国人游中国 #盐津
想问下为什么感觉你说的中文有一股机翻味😅
@@mcwong326 在国外呆久了，太久不练习中文会退化
@@mcwong326 哈哈哈，我的老婆是外国人，为了让她更容易理解中文，我的风格慢慢变成这样了
I love watching your videos where you travelled to places not many TH-camrs will visit, especially the rural countryside. Keep going.
great movie!. Berries You found aren't cranberries, but lingonberries. Edible and delicious. We in Latvia pick them and cook jelly for winter. Mushrooms in our forests are completely different none of Yours was familiar to me. Great fall forest scenery! like ours, but on much bigger scale.
我剛看到新聞，中國剛對拉脫維亞實行免簽證，歡迎你們來中國玩😊
Your content is very informative and adventurous.Had been to China but not that far.This video will for sure encourages more travellers.Looking forward for more,From Malaysia 🇲🇾
Your videos get better and better, taking us to more and more interesting places. I would never see these parts of beautiful China if it wasn’t for your videos. Thank you for making long and arduous journey for us!
Re the coldness of Mohe versus Berlin and Liverpool ... the Gulf Stream, which is a warm ocean current, brings warmer than average water to the west coasts of the UK and the European continent, which makes it more temperate than similar locations inland. But the other reason is, as mentioned in the video, the fact that cold air masses can move unimpeded from the Artic Ocean to the Mohe region. The polar air masses behave similarly across central Canada, and often into the Central United States.
What a beautiful time of year in that region. When the lady said it was "impressive" that you were riding alone I thought 'you don't know the half of it', and from now on when I see a moose on TV I will always refer to it as a 'bulky-goofy'!
Yes, you're right, the coldness is due to the cold Siberian air in winter, whereas western Europe is surround by waters and warmer air comes from the Atlantic. The accomodation you stayed in looked so clean, despite being in the middle of nowhere. It's fascinating to see a blend of Russian and Chinese cultures.
Deciding which mushroom is edible and which is not is like playing Russian roulette. Some are so poisonous they can be fatal.
You are the kind of person I look up to and I always want to be! You are on the road with many people’s dreams. I always wonder where you are now as I’m watching your new Episode. Stay safe and healthy, looking forward to your new stories.❤
Hi love from India
I have just found your channel. I applaud your courage and adventurous spirit.
Great video as always. We love to follow you on google maps as you visit the places you go. My wife was glad you didn’t eat the mushrooms. She wants you to survive to make more shows. It’s incredible that you are taking this long trip. I remember watching you get your license not too long ago. Ride safe.
8:50 Kang is a special big hollow birck bed in north China, shared by the whole family. And the hollow part is connected to the stove in the kitchen, so the fuel can be used to cook and warm the bed at the same time. In winter, the family can spend most of the day on the Kang bed, eating, chatting, playing, working, and sleeping. It's more like a living room than simple bedroom, and I have a lot of precious childhood memory with it.
Not regular north, need to be far north
@@xz1891东北很多人家用，这也是我的童年记忆！
Nice info ...
Thank you! I was wondering what it was!
This corner of China is much colder than Berlin because it is close to the Pole of Cold. The Pole of Cold is located in Yakutia, which has the coldest winter temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere. Both Berlin and Liverpool are warmer because the Gulf Stream passes through the Atlantic Ocean not far from them. The Gulf Stream is a warm current that moderates the climate in Northern Europe. That is why there is such a big difference in temperature at the same latitude in the Northern Hemisphere.
what I love and enjoy about your vlog is those places you visited like nowhere, which excites me to visit China and even live in those remote, countryside provinces, it seems like life is simple, happy and so peaceful, people are friendly always smiling plus the scenic beautiful view... how I wish ..
Diky bohu, přece jen jsou české titulky ve většině videa, to jsem šťastná že vaši malebné angličtine rozumím .Moc zajímavé video, jako vždy, srdečně pozdravuji, hodně zdraví, štěstí na vašich cestách. Máme vás moc rádi, velky obdiv.🌹🍀🙏
Thanks!
Thank you 🥰
Hi Little Sister, Greetings!. I have enjoyed this Video to the upmost delight. Everything is genuine & spontaneous; There is warm & sincerity in the conversation and interaction. One thing I noticed, even in the very far North Eastern region near the Russian & Inner Mongolian Frontier, our Moon-Cake is of the same texture & style as every where else . Enjoy and take care.
You are very lucky. If I were 30-40 years old, I want to be like you. 😢
But I am 70 year old now 😢.
Thank you for your sharing.
time is very fast, if we look in back
If you are still physically mobile and financially permitting, don't let age stop you. Nothing is more important than to find things that you like to do in life. I want to think age is just a number and I am 60 yo.
@@MalcolmFMQ Thanks a lot.
I hear you. I so wish I could do a do-over. Maybe in my next life? 😊
Your adventurous spirit inspires others to explore the world with an open heart.
Domnișoară esti un fenomen,frumoasă, deșteaptă, curajoasă si foarte documentată in calatoriile tale.Te urmaresc cu mare drag din ROMÂNIA, si sant foarte mulțumită pentru traducere. Îți doresc succes și drumuri bune fără peripatii. Ești foarte,foarte curajoasă. Astept cu nerăbdare urmatorul vlog.
I love your mushroom picking trip. A year or so ago, I bought some expensive garden soil made locally in Tennessee, USA because my soil was not very good. They went to a lot of work to create this soil, and it had many kinds of life in it. After I used the bulk of it to fill my elevated garden beds, I had the guys spread the rest over the rest of the yard to give it a bit of vitality. Now, every morning when I walk the dog, there are many kinds of mushrooms in different places. There are a few old tree stumps in the yard, they have the best looking mushrooms. They look like some sort of natural works of art.
Mushrooming when you have only limited knowledge is very dangerous. many deaths in Australia eating wild mushrooms. Also be careful of red berries, these are also likely to be dangerous for human consumption.
@@paulc6766 In the U.S. too, they were smart not to try eating them.
I like your videos, very interesting. Allowing us to see places we would otherwise never see, especially on this local level. I also like how you focus on the people and their stories, people are mostly the same even in this remote part of China. 😉 The landscape (just like you :)) is very beautiful.
China is a multi-ethnic country united by culture. All ethnic groups live in harmony and pursue the same cultural traditions, so China will not be divided because of different ethnic groups.
Never came across my mind that this places exist in China. Beautiful place
Hi. Growing in school all I mostly heard about was Beijing China. So I really enjoy her videos.
China's land area is equivalent to the area of Europe. China has almost all the landforms on the earth. China's north-south width and east-west width are both more than 5,000 kilometers, spanning 5 time zones.
You are a very brave lady. Thank you for showing us the very remote parts of China. Your videos are very interesting . I am glad that you guys did not eat those mushrooms. Stay safe. Have a great weekend.
I’ve watching a lot of your vlog in your channel love it , I may not make comments everytime because if I watched it in TV I can’t , using my iPad I could make comments new or old that I haven’t seen I enjoyed everyone of them . Thank you 💝🦋💖💞💜🤩 Today is November 22,2024 from San Diego California USA 🇺🇸
You are simply the best, a Chinese Empress. Keep up with your good work and have a nice and safe trip.
Very great video ,l always love to watch your video ,through you l have learn more about Chinese community , food life style, people of China and city ,continue doing great job much love from Kenya 🇰🇪 ❤❤
Grandma from Canada here. It's amazing how much your northern part looks like Canada. My son is out hunting moose today😊
вся Сибирь похожа на Канаду и наоборот.
东北自然风光还真是挺像北美的
I was telling my folks about how it looks like the Yukon in autumn.
在中國，駝鹿是一級保護動物，不能被隨意殺死😊
This is how Russia nature looks too
Through your lens, I do feel that the “melting” culture of Russian and Chinese culture at northern tip of China whereas it shows a combination of Russian and 东北 architectural buildings including the captivating autumn scenery of golden forests 🌳
Such an incredible & courages girl you are ... Who else if not you that will show us the wonders of nature and the warmth of people ... I salute you keep safe & strong 😂
Yan's cinematography and sounds are such a joy. Autumn can be such a beautiful time of year. Happy Thanksgiving to you, Yan.
Such amazing scenery. Thank you again Yan for taking us with you!
Tak!
Thank you 🥰
This video with the birch trees, rivers and moose is almost like the Alaskan terrain. Very excited to learn moose in a different language.
Saw the recent video of the Siberian Tiger. China is really a diverse country.
I can guess Yan , that the feeling you have at filming parts of the world where no humans have ever stepped foot upon , must be very thrilling ...it would certainly tickle me ..guaranteed . Best wishes on your fantastic storytelling skills....
Yan, TQ for taking me there! The scenery is so fabulous! I particularly like d fun part of mushrooms hunting🤣 Keep safe n hope you do find people to travel with u together in remote places. Regards from aunty Helen from Malaysia 😘
The landscape in such a distant land is indeed beautiful...spectacular. You are lucky to witness it...❤
用地道的英语介绍中国，你做得太棒了，拍摄编辑技巧也很好，非常美丽的镜头语言。从你几万粉丝开始关注，提前祝贺你达成50万粉丝，太棒了
并且这个姑娘真的好勇敢，不像中国的一般女人。
Thank you Yan! Have a blessed journey!🙏🙏🙏
Enjoyed another one of your wonderful authentic adventures. Your drone footages are truly fabulous and a joy to watch your video.
Captivated by your videos. Thank you so much for showing the beauty of China to us.
every time I see your video I feel like there is a lot of pure love and honest with very simple life nation living there . living for another beautiful days . little Chinese I am in love with countryside because it's very simple life you can find thousand of thousand different colour in autumn
24:47 Here in Russia we call this mushroom two differernt names: 1) dozhdevik (rain mushroom) while it is white and still usefull for cooking (but not very tasty) and 2) dedushkin tabak (grandfather`s tobacco) when it becomes brown and while you press it with fingers it throws out its seeds looking like smoke. When it`s brown it`s too late to cook it.
Very good to know, interesting, thanks for the information i can imagine the smell of that mushroom in the video
The reason why Siberian cities are so much colder than those in Western Europe despite being at the same latitude is not because Siberia is unnaturally cold, but that places like London are unnaturally warm.
Northwest Europe is warmed up by the Jetstream that bring warm air from the south Atlantic. If that Jetstream breaks down, then London will become just as cold as Siberia.
You mean the ocean current called the Gulf Stream.
Not really, In winter, the land cools sharply, unlike water, which can give off heat for a long time, softening frosts. Also, the mountains lying between the warm air masses from the south and Siberia do not allow warm air to pass through, consolidating the cold climate. Siberia has only Baikal but on such vast space it's not enough.
You are right. Apart from the Sun, the greatest influence onthe weather in the British Isles is the Atlantic Ocean's Gulf Steam and the prevelent south westerly winds we get. @feiryfel 4:40 la
@@feiryfella No it is the North Atlantic warm current has been blessing Western Europe
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Thank you 🥰
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Thank you for Braving the long ride and cold weather to show us this video. Awesome
❤ Thanks for your videos. Kind regards from Guadalajara, Mexico
i love your videos, and it is so interesting to watch how you go to both sides of the border, and talk to people and show beautiful nature ❤
These landscapes are stunning! Thank you for showing us this beautiful part of China. You are a gem!
🙋🏼Greetings from Copenhagen Denmark, Love 🤍 your adventures 🌺 how wonderful life is 🕊️with you in this world 🌍 always god 🎶 🥰
Another beautiful video. This area reminds me of my home in autumn. 谢谢 for your work.
This is a very beautiful video, I'm so happy to see all of these different parts of China that you are able to show us!
Some parts of the video brought me back to the time i got to travel around Sri Lanka. I think it's the bouts of isolaled wilderness. Such a weirdly nice feeling.
Thanks for showing us around!
Thank you 🥰
Will definitely do some time!!
Hi Yan great video the people seem very friendly and better still trustworthy but if you live with temperatures as low as that you need to be able to rely on one another . The drone footage was fantastic .All the best Alec.
I thought those scenery only exist in North America . Autumn foliage and river creek. Beautiful China
Incredibly beautiful!! Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you, for such a great episode, beautiful and amazing!!!
Fabulous as always! Thank you for opening my mind! Stay happy, healthy and wealthy too!
As always , very interesting journey through China , all the way to the border with Russia ! Thank you Yan , you're amazing .
Documentrian Extraordinaire, IMHO.
Thank you Yan for showing such a beautiful part of china. It is simply mesmerizing. BTW mushrooms should be tried only if you are 💯 percent sure it is eatable. Otherwise amanita phalatoxin is highly fatal. ❤
So awesome to see areas of the world that i’ve learnt names from at Geography and are able to see images off. It comes alive ❤
this was the cutest episode 🥹 everyone is so jolly and mushroom hunting was so fun haha i liked your ✨ variety pack ✨ approach to selection 😂
伟大的冒险，感谢分享 🥰 great adventure, thanks for sharing 🥰
One thing for sure is you are very brave. Happy to follow your wonderful journey ❤
Always my dream to travel with motorbike to unknown places, I'm glad that I'm able to experience this virtually through your videos. Thank you!
The earth is a beautiful place. I wish more people were that way as well.
19:22 cranberries grow in bogs (water). China grows them at a large facility in Fuyuan, Heilongjiang.
You are one of the brave and beautiful persons in the world. Your videos are the best. Thank you. Take care.
Such a lovely vlog and amazing autumnal vistas 😊🙏💕💕
A warning from an experienced mushroom picker: The assumption that a mushroom is edible because insects or snails eat it is a fatal mistake.
After being drilled into me so much that you only take what you know, It was a little scary seeing them take so many mushrooms without knowing if they are poisonous or not!
@@samuelforward8453 I was horrified watching them, but then I thought, if our dear little Chinese has now posted the video online, she is alive and everything turned out well.
I'm no expert but I know that some mushrooms can be dangerous through touch or even just being near, so that part made me nervous!
@@Moodiac67that's simply not true and complete fear mongering. No mushroom is dangerous to touch, or to be close.
Local Chinese usually develops knowledge what mushroom edible or not in their area. I wouldn't do it in foreign land with new mushroom species.
I always wait for your episodes as they are informative at the same time entertaining. Best wishes and God bless.
视频非常精彩，谢谢！
谢谢你 🥰
Lovely video... as usual... 😊 but cant imagine what it is like in winter
The woman of great courage,capturing the beauty of the people and place. Hidden Jem's.
You are so brave & inspirational.