Greetings from California! This is one of my favorite of your walks. The trees that cover the street at any point in this video are especially my favorite.
I have watched a lot of videos of Chongqing, which have convinced me to make Chongqing my next destination in China. But this video shows a completely different side of it, which is interesting in its own way. (and it seems like I'll be burning 10.000 calories per day walking up & down stairs, so all good) Thanks for a great walking tour. 谢谢。 Thomas
@@test-ol9iy rural folks? Because these people cannot find proper housing, are looked down upon and have less rights than chinese people born in the cities
I had the privilege to live in China for almost 2 years.. not a long time but the Best Time of my Life in every way. It is an amazing, beautiful country and people and it changed me forever. I still plan to return to the place I fell in love with.
This just shows how much an abundance of big healthy trees can add to a city's charm. I notice how shaded and calm it feels throughout the streets. In the West, many municipalities act as though they hate trees, and try to chop them down for any reason. They'll usually use excuses, like saying the trees are too old, or have some sort of blight.
That’s not true in Australia. Trees abound, cities must have lots of green space and parks are everywhere and well maintained. Even n the poorest of suburbs. Not sure what west you live in. Trees are protected. You’re not allowed to cut them down without permission which is mostly granted on genuine safety.
If I were to visit China, I’d totally check out Chongqing. The city’s crazy terrain would give someone from the flatlands like me a whole new vibe. Plus, I’d hit up the Cyberpunk 2077 filming spots for some cool pics!
This walking tour through Chongqing’s Yuzhong District is absolutely captivating! From the historic charm of Caijiashibao to the bustling vibe of Xinglong Street, the quiet yet lively Pipashan Back Street, and the nostalgic Republic-era feel of Zhongshan Fourth Road-every stop felt like stepping into a time-traveling journey. The mountain city’s unique charm and cultural essence are beautifully captured. Can’t wait to see more walks like this! 🍃🏞
This city seems so... cool! It's chaotic, it's dystopic but also so full of life and with splashes of green and nature everywhere. It seems to be the kind of city where its flaws only add to its character and charm. It's got its own vibe. Hope I'll get to visit one day, this was an awesome walk.
Congratulations on the excellent video, Chongqing is a wonderful city I hope to visit one day. I started a channel here on TH-cam recently and record in the same way here in Brazil. I signed up, I will follow you from now on. A big hug!!!🙂
You may visit it one day. Be sure to put oil on your knee like the locals. If you rotate your arm quickly you will make wind. Everything is inside the package.
I feel nostalgic somehow, It was in my dream when I saw a place like this, I went to some buildings and they served noodles and every time I wake up from a dream like that, I always think that maybe I live a piece of my life there and until I die, I wake up from this life to another one.
China is a relatively safe country . Very often, you will see small delivery trucks parked on the street with a lot of small parcels inside, unattended (check 1:13:56 ).
Sorry, I didn't notice in the video, but ... Are there common yards in cities in China? By 'yard,' I mean a large common area (usually square or rectangular) between residential buildings where drying racks for clothes (pipes and ropes) might be located, children's playgrounds, and calisthenics facilities for everyone. These areas are usually unfenced, but sometimes residents might erect fences around the perimeter of the buildings. Does anyone know?
based on what i see in china virtual tour videos, common ground is pretty commonly available especially in relatively new residential area (maybe 1990ish and above). in the old community there is a yard but often converted to parking area. so depend on which side in the city.
Thank you for watching! As far as I know, new residential areas have public courtyards inside, which are often not open to the outside and not on the street. Old communities are often narrow and rarely have public courtyards.
The people who designed this place are geniuses. No country in the West can do this kind of thing. Our new-build developments are always laid out in the most basic way possible, with bland architecture and without any real attempt to incorporate retail space or commercial business spaces that average people can actually own and run.
Western countries are capable of everything but they bit unlucky with blaxx population who love to destroy everything. Just watch the Pruitt-Igoe public housing documentary.
Really? How come? I think Japan is much better than China, much cleaner and less stressful. People are not pugnacious and minding their own business. In China, it is almost like US and England where you will most likely encounter a problematic person in your walks, at a restaurant, at a theater, going on their political or insane rants.
Sim, porém sem lixo rs, Isso é o que me impressiona, Chongqing é umas das cidades mais populosas da China e do mundo, e quase não se vê sujeira, tudo muito organizado e funcional...
![[4K] Chongqing Magic Residential Buildings - Walk from Linhua Road Community to Kaixuan Road.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hKcaEj0ilUc/mqdefault.jpg)
i never imagined some other parts of the World looking soo different from what i know. Very Fascinating
Greetings from California! This is one of my favorite of your walks. The trees that cover the street at any point in this video are especially my favorite.
I have watched a lot of videos of Chongqing, which have convinced me to make Chongqing my next destination in China.
But this video shows a completely different side of it, which is interesting in its own way. (and it seems like I'll be burning 10.000 calories per day walking up & down stairs, so all good) Thanks for a great walking tour.
谢谢。
Thomas
but don't go in summer
For such a large population & big city, it is so clean.. Wonderful!
@@test-ol9iy rural folks? Because these people cannot find proper housing, are looked down upon and have less rights than chinese people born in the cities
So many lovely trees
I had the privilege to live in China for almost 2 years.. not a long time but the Best Time of my Life in every way. It is an amazing, beautiful country and people and it changed me forever. I still plan to return to the place I fell in love with.
incredible, everything very organized, clean and tree-lined.
This just shows how much an abundance of big healthy trees can add to a city's charm. I notice how shaded and calm it feels throughout the streets.
In the West, many municipalities act as though they hate trees, and try to chop them down for any reason. They'll usually use excuses, like saying the trees are too old, or have some sort of blight.
west hates nature
It's not just that. There are trees that are very unaesthetic. The Chong Ching vegetation is objectively just as beautiful as the city.
That’s not true in Australia. Trees abound, cities must have lots of green space and parks are everywhere and well maintained. Even n the poorest of suburbs. Not sure what west you live in. Trees are protected. You’re not allowed to cut them down without permission which is mostly granted on genuine safety.
@@HerculesWFT Australia is not in the west. redo your geography
@@gameZA40where does the west start and end?
I loved visiting Shenzhen, I can't wait to visit Chongqing!
I love the density, the vibrancy, the trees and the cleanliness
If I were to visit China, I’d totally check out Chongqing. The city’s crazy terrain would give someone from the flatlands like me a whole new vibe. Plus, I’d hit up the Cyberpunk 2077 filming spots for some cool pics!
This walking tour through Chongqing’s Yuzhong District is absolutely captivating! From the historic charm of Caijiashibao to the bustling vibe of Xinglong Street, the quiet yet lively Pipashan Back Street, and the nostalgic Republic-era feel of Zhongshan Fourth Road-every stop felt like stepping into a time-traveling journey. The mountain city’s unique charm and cultural essence are beautifully captured. Can’t wait to see more walks like this! 🍃🏞
absolutely beautiful and intriguing, love from Chile!!!! this decade I will go there if cosmos allows it
China looks so beautiful
It is :)
Yahoo grey in gray
Japan is better man
Love Chongqing so much!!! Thank you for sharing your walking tour! Wish you wonderful Mid-Autumn Festival!!!🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for your love. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, and I wish you all the best!
I love your videos, thank you!
I am glad you enjoyed it. Wear a big hat.
Excellent video on walking around a China City nothing like it 🇨🇳💯👍
This city seems so... cool! It's chaotic, it's dystopic but also so full of life and with splashes of green and nature everywhere. It seems to be the kind of city where its flaws only add to its character and charm. It's got its own vibe. Hope I'll get to visit one day, this was an awesome walk.
and from their perspective our western cities are the dystopic ones
peace and love
Pretty City.
Wow so pretty-
high tech, clean, organised, safe... wow!
感谢带我回故乡
2:33 the poor woman, what a pain, but nice to see someone coming over to help
I laughed a lot, poor girl lol
TH-camr could have stopped and helped, but of course he didn't.
another girl was coming，havent you seen that？
@@raywang2309 yes, which is what I meant by “but nice to see someone coming over to help”
The real poor woman is at 24:10 , what are you all talking about ?
Love this.
Meravigliosa Cina! Grazie mille❤
Thank you, its very interesting
It's like a game city
I set fullscreen my computer, and I feel I am there ;)
🙋🏻 Olá, bom dia aqui do Brasil 🇧🇷. 💕
Tudo bem com você? ótimo começo de semana para você e sua família. ❤
Abraços 🌹.
teşekkür ederim.şehrin atmosferi çok hoşuma gitti.
Thank you for your likes, best wishes to you!
就这样，默默的，一直走，从傍晚日落黄昏的街头，不知不觉走到暮色四合，华灯初上。走到中山四路，向右拐。我们的目光，也跟着你，一起走进了夜色中的山城.....
Interesting.Credit to the cameraman always happy to walk uphill..
CLEAN
This is a nice place to live.😊😊
С первых кадров одно желание = погулять там. Как то уютно там) Много зелени, тихо, много милых людей! Красота!
我太想去重庆了，真的，重庆真的是超级魔幻❤
good stuff as always!
Thank you！❤
Thanks for sharing a beautiful video my friend....!!!!..
Como me gusta la cultura e historia china, sus oaisajes, sus pueblos milenarios, un saludo desde México
The topography and the layout in the first few minutes remind of Indian cities of Shillong, shimla, darjeeling. 4really beautiful ❤🎉
Such a beautiful and clean city.
This is my first time to see walking vlog from china ❤
Thank you for watching, hope you enjoy the walk!
your videos are my favourite please more from chongqing
Thank you for your love❤. I will go to Chongqing again.
ok i love China! Form Italy
一路上各种小吃快餐店，真想走进去，坐下慢慢品尝一下😂
Cidade linda ❤
What a nice civilization.
Teşekkürler guzel gezi icin kasvetli bir havasi var izlemek guzeldi 😊😊😊❤turkiyeden slm
a mais bela cidade da China q eu vi até agora
Thank you for your likes, Chongqing welcomes you!❤
بلد احلامي
行ったことないし行くこともないのに…懐かしくていやされるのはなぜ…。
歩きに行きたい
Maravilhoso!
I will do this exact walk one Day.
Love to China
Congratulations on the excellent video, Chongqing is a wonderful city I hope to visit one day. I started a channel here on TH-cam recently and record in the same way here in Brazil. I signed up, I will follow you from now on. A big hug!!!🙂
Meu sonho é conhecer a China
the heavy breathing of the cameraman on the climbs😂😅 Congratulations on the video!!🎉🎉🎉
wtf i had no clue china was this nice... ABSOLUTE BEAUTY
我是重庆人，视频拍摄的区域位于重庆的老城区，大概七八十年前就成型了，人口、建筑稠密，加上这一块属于丘陵地形，因此特别大的改造相当不容易，但是却因此形成了最有在地特色、最独特的山城城市景观，吸引了相当的多的游客。重庆是个相当巨大的城市，视频中的只能代表一小部分的面貌，这个城市还有许多更现代化、更开阔的区域，说实话，我都从来没去过视频中的那些小巷子。
even if it's "old" it looks amazing to me. I wish I lived there
You may visit it one day. Be sure to put oil on your knee like the locals. If you rotate your arm quickly you will make wind. Everything is inside the package.
重庆很好玩呀
Parts of china will blow your mind so beautiful
The ghetto 🖤 great video.
Country road take me home I lived there for 20 years
這座城市充滿活力和個性
This city looks like one huge movie set
I feel nostalgic somehow, It was in my dream when I saw a place like this, I went to some buildings and they served noodles and every time I wake up from a dream like that, I always think that maybe I live a piece of my life there and until I die, I wake up from this life to another one.
What a unique place ! A hidden gem ! I wish i could afford to settle and live there, its not easy to get endless stay as a foreigner :(
非常精彩的纪实内容，看到了汉庭酒店、重庆市人民医院、中山四路🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍
hi i m still watching your videos and i watched the whole video
Gracias por el recorrido..
WOW!!!
Impresionante todo el trayecto..
Saludos desde Venezuela...
Thank you for watching and liking, best wishes to you❤
What a charming place! ❤
you serious? this is just a giant brick
China is a relatively safe country . Very often, you will see small delivery trucks parked on the street with a lot of small
parcels inside, unattended (check 1:13:56 ).
说实话，重庆这座城市在你的镜头下拍的很漂亮啊，有机会我也去好好的玩下。去领略这座城市独特的美。
Sorry, I didn't notice in the video, but ... Are there common yards in cities in China? By 'yard,' I mean a large common area (usually square or rectangular) between residential buildings where drying racks for clothes (pipes and ropes) might be located, children's playgrounds, and calisthenics facilities for everyone. These areas are usually unfenced, but sometimes residents might erect fences around the perimeter of the buildings. Does anyone know?
based on what i see in china virtual tour videos, common ground is pretty commonly available especially in relatively new residential area (maybe 1990ish and above). in the old community there is a yard but often converted to parking area. so depend on which side in the city.
Thank you for watching! As far as I know, new residential areas have public courtyards inside, which are often not open to the outside and not on the street. Old communities are often narrow and rarely have public courtyards.
有的，我们称呼它为公园，中国有特别特别特别特别多的公园，大大小小都有。你说的那种，可能是地产商人为小区建的小公园，一般面积都比较小，主要提供给小区内部人员来使用，因为中国现在新小区，一般都要刷卡，或者人脸识别才能进去。那以前的老旧小区是没有这种小公园的，后来就由政府单位新建了很多这样的小公园，我家楼下最近就新建了一个，有一个高级餐厅，我走进一看，原来是公共厕所！主要是提供给来小公园玩的人用的。这种小公园城市里有很多，然后就是有很多大公园，晚上有很多人在那边跳舞，跑步，有的还有很多小摊贩，卖气球，小吃之类的。
社区内和社区外都有
很漂亮城市、我想去那里
Looks incredibly similar to Istanbul streets. Incredibly dense people population in both
nice sharing👍
I want to live in China!!!
我有很多城市没去过，只能先在油管看街景了
真干净
Спасибо. Это была интересная прогулка, желания поехать в Китай не возникло.)
Chongqing is cyber punk cool
thank you from algeria
This looks like a clean version of Favelas
The people who designed this place are geniuses. No country in the West can do this kind of thing. Our new-build developments are always laid out in the most basic way possible, with bland architecture and without any real attempt to incorporate retail space or commercial business spaces that average people can actually own and run.
Agreed, and it's a shame. You see it in all sorts of non-western countries as well.
Lol 😂😂😂😂
Western countries you mean USA and Canada.
Western countries are capable of everything but they bit unlucky with blaxx population who love to destroy everything. Just watch the Pruitt-Igoe public housing documentary.
I guess in your mind there are only 2 countries in the world, mighty china and some unrecognised "west". Good luck with your chinese education
Hello from Russia❤
Oiiiii amigo mesmo com as varandas e janelas com Grades ainda é melhor que viver aqui no Brasil 😢
this is the BEST HDR i ever saw in my whole life WOW
I,m curious about the stores, like "ＺＡＫＫＡ生活小铺 ". I wish to be able to enter in hehehe
i was interested on what the lady at 17:29 was doing, maybe just trading recyclables? it seemed like a good watch if we could see until the end
中山四路～ “重庆最美街道”
青砖筑墙，白灰嵌缝，一层或者两层的门脸房矗立在人行道旁，漫步其间，再清幽不过，像是走入了清新的电影场景~
街道两边是比楼还高的行道树，树冠遮盖半条马路，接连不断的树荫就铺在了路上。
蜿蜒的道路，大片的绿植，微风拂过，满目清新。路旁多是生长了数十年的黄桷树，树根顽强地从墙上延伸突展，盘踞在石墙之上，极具生命力；路旁的石壁上突出雕刻的痕迹，重庆的历史在这里记录，也在此处绵延……
行走在这里，感受到的是生活的惬意，城市的美好~（摘录）
Ni hão. Sou do Brazil. Muito bonita sua cidade.
Obrigado por seus likes e abençoe você! Amigos brasileiros❤
멋지다 중국도시중에 가장 이쁘다
I grew up on jet li, Jackie chan, & old kung fu movies
Visiting China is a must for me
I wanna vist Japan too but im not as excited about that 1
Really? How come? I think Japan is much better than China, much cleaner and less stressful. People are not pugnacious and minding their own business. In China, it is almost like US and England where you will most likely encounter a problematic person in your walks, at a restaurant, at a theater, going on their political or insane rants.
parece tanto o centro velho de São Paulo, 9:30 parece o vale do Anhagabaú
Sim, porém sem lixo rs, Isso é o que me impressiona, Chongqing é umas das cidades mais populosas da China e do mundo, e quase não se vê sujeira, tudo muito organizado e funcional...
Obrigada, nunca estive em São Paulo, mas acho que é uma cidade linda
Comparar São Paulo com Chongqing é zoação, ta insultando Chongqing kkkkkk
1:20 - what's the point of dashed lines if road is separated by blue bars?
Erasing the dashed line or drawing it as a solid line requires additional expenses
It’s like Eastern Europe on a big hill
I can even hear your heavy breath while walking on those hilly streets.
West should watch and learn!!!