"This is one of the best video vlogs I've ever seen! I loved the information and the way it was presented. Keep up the fantastic work! Sending love from India!"👍
Thank you for sharing about the transformation in Yushu after the 2010 earthquake. As part of the home office team of a disaster relief agency at that time I could only gasp with concern and empathy for the survivors and the rescue workers. That Yushu has been rebuilt on resilience and hope.
There is a very strange phenomenon in China. Any place that experiences a major earthquake will be the best developed area in the region. Yushu was destroyed by nature. The Chinese government compensated him.
Come to Tibet and experience what is looks like, the scenery is gifted by nature and the new modern life has been gifted by the Government. You will have all modern technologies and transportation that offer residence a very high quality living condition (though living on 4000m is not easy for outsiders like me). However, thanks to the government for ensuring higher income and developing living condition more day be day, even in a few years Tibet will be covered by High Speed Rail as well that will facilitate trade opportunities for Nepal, Bhutan and Pakistan. You compare the condition of Tibetan cities with their past and realise what real development actually is. A recent earthquake happened in a small rural middle of Nowhere town in Tibet, the govt mobilised 9000+ Rescuers with top quality equipment and reliefs. They rescued people and built shelter within a day whichnis incredibly tough at that altitude. Take, Sikkim that India took over in 1973. The condition is still the same the roads are terrible often closed due to heavy rain/snow and landslides. The only development is some branded stores and bunch of nasty hotels. However I liked the Sikkimese as they are not dirty and uncivilized like other Indian regions.
I thought western media people would help rescue the people in Tibet from the earthquake since you guys care about Tibet so much by yelling “Free Tibet” 😂😂😂😂
"This is one of the best video vlogs I've ever seen! I loved the information and the way it was presented. Keep up the fantastic work! Sending love from India!"👍
Glad you enjoyed it. I will keep it up. Thank you for sharing your thoughts here!❤
Thank you for sharing about the transformation in Yushu after the 2010 earthquake. As part of the home office team of a disaster relief agency at that time I could only gasp with concern and empathy for the survivors and the rescue workers. That Yushu has been rebuilt on resilience and hope.
@@oceemal Please accept my sincerest respect. Thank you!!!
I echo what Dada said above. Respect to you and your team sir.
Thank you for another excellent cinematic piece. With recent sad event in Tibet, this video becomes even more relevant.
Very good quality video🎉🎉🎉❤❤
@@unisa476 Thank you!
A cinematic piece ❤
@@lfc3970 I agree!
I always curious about that stones piles, now I know it actually formed mantra script structure seen from above, thanks for your info
Great 🙏🙏🙏🇳🇵☸️🕉️.
來自台灣，非常棒的影片！🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
谢谢您！一定继续努力❤！
谢谢你😊
There is a very strange phenomenon in China. Any place that experiences a major earthquake will be the best developed area in the region. Yushu was destroyed by nature. The Chinese government compensated him.
Excellent.
It has been almost 20 years since hurricane Katrina and there are still large parts of New Orleans in ruin.
I thought Tibetans hate China?
You thought wrong
Western media would have us believe that.
Come to Tibet and experience what is looks like, the scenery is gifted by nature and the new modern life has been gifted by the Government. You will have all modern technologies and transportation that offer residence a very high quality living condition (though living on 4000m is not easy for outsiders like me). However, thanks to the government for ensuring higher income and developing living condition more day be day, even in a few years Tibet will be covered by High Speed Rail as well that will facilitate trade opportunities for Nepal, Bhutan and Pakistan. You compare the condition of Tibetan cities with their past and realise what real development actually is. A recent earthquake happened in a small rural middle of Nowhere town in Tibet, the govt mobilised 9000+ Rescuers with top quality equipment and reliefs. They rescued people and built shelter within a day whichnis incredibly tough at that altitude. Take, Sikkim that India took over in 1973. The condition is still the same the roads are terrible often closed due to heavy rain/snow and landslides. The only development is some branded stores and bunch of nasty hotels. However I liked the Sikkimese as they are not dirty and uncivilized like other Indian regions.
western media and you together are what uter out of your mouth
I thought western media people would help rescue the people in Tibet from the earthquake since you guys care about Tibet so much by yelling “Free Tibet” 😂😂😂😂