Perhaps in the eyes of western media Tianjin is a forgotten or “ghost city”. Then again, were it not for Reporterfy Media & Travel, I feel most westerners would never know about any of the amazing and futuristic cities and infrastructure the Chinese have created throughout their country, and exceeding any other society on the planet. Video presentations of China, as produced by Reporterfy Media & Travel are not to be seen on any public format in the west. Sure, we may see random pictures of Tiananmen Square, The Forgotten City, and Hong Kong at times, but never such thorough and factual videos as presented in this series. Your drone footage, and factual narratives in all of your videos are second to none. Each and everyone of your video presentations are absolutely enlightening and enjoyable viewing. Your dedicated time and efforts in creating these productions stand before each viewer as they watch. As for Tianjin, I’d love to take a spin on that Farris wheel! In closing, I won’t say good or great job, but I will say it’s time to add Reporterfy Media & Travel to the list which contains the names such as Rolex, Cartier, Gucci, Rolls Royce, Vuitton, Lamborghini. Now picture that!
I really like your comments Randy, at the same time I'm stunned to realize how much westerners have learned about the real world although they have access to "free" western media 😉
@@二斤理财 Thank you kindly for your compliment! I’m sure there are many factors involved as to why people (in the US for example) are not aware of the magnificent reality of what the Chinese Government and its people have accomplished. That being said, we could get into a very long discussion and debate. Bottom line, whether one likes it or not, or believes it or not, the Chinese have outdistanced themselves from the rest of the world tenfold if not more. I say congratulations to them, and bravo!
Hey Randy thank you again for the birthday wishes. I hope you enjoyed the video. Tianjin doesn't usually get the headlines as much as bigger cities but it is beautiful. This weekend we are working on a really interesting video. Stay tuned.
Tianjin looks phenomenal. I went there for a day trip 5 years ago and had a great time. It was clean and the European section was beautiful with outdoor cafes and dining. The river reminds me of the Thames that flows through central London. Your video shows how much better Tianjin is after just 5 years. China is on a different playing field from the rest of the world.
The main job of leaders in democratic countries is how to gain political power or how to be re-elected. Developing the economy is not very important to them.
@@nileshbhattacharya2526 Hey I see you in every video spreading love and peace. Really appreciate what you’re doing and hope you continue spreading love and peace around, we need more of that!
China spends more than 15 trillion yuan ($2.3 trillion) a year on infrastructure. The United States, on the other hand, spends only about $560 billion a year on infrastructure. 2018 data. But the US spends $740bn on its military every year (2019). Not to mention, construction costs in China are much lower than in the United States.
Alex, you are hitting on some true facts about the accomplishments of China that is not covered on any other news outlet. All we ever hear is negative things and mix politics in what it is really like in China. I know that the country will have a new way of respect when you expose this country. It goes without saying that your video's always tell it like it is which is very much needed in a great number of video's on UTube and stay away from the political attacks. You do this very well and I hope you will consider being also a part of the Hub of Truth channel that is being started soon by myself in the coming days. Please stay safe, we are all in your corner in your wonderful world of dreams that are the real thing. The stage is yours, my friend, along with some great people I consider to be my great friends. Cheers to You!!!
@@kehan4910 The downturn started at the chemical warehouse explosion disaster which Chinese gov soon created new rules and regulations and effected the economy growth. But because of the people concern that the Chinese gov didn't have other option.
Alex, your videos are fantastic. I followed many of your videos, as a Chinese living oversea for over two years, I am virtually visiting and enjoying my China tour through your videos. Thanks a lot!!!
Haha I was born and raised in this city and now I live in Canada. It's always fascinating to me how my home town hold half the population of that of Canada, and it always appears to be in rush hour the whole day hahaha.
You missed out a key project - The Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city. It is the result of a collaborative agreement between the governments of China and Singapore to jointly develop a socially harmonious, environmentally friendly and resource-conserving city in China. This eco-city (construction started in 2008) serves as a model for sustainable development for other cities in China.
@@Reporterfy Looking forward to it :) I am sure you will not just find the eco-city beautiful but also the far-sightedness of the 2 countries (Singapore and China) in the criteria and vision of creating it (supposedly one of the largest of its kind in the world).
I was involved in setting up a JV for my company in Tianjin in 1995. I can't believe what a different and ultra modern city Tianjin has become. My hat off to the Chinese.
I feel Tianjin people are very nice. They have the style of Beijingers and the boldness of people from Northeast China. Their biggest characteristic is that they love money as life. It is this character that makes Tianjin people rich. The first time I visited Tianjin was 1975, I took passenger ship from my home town Dalian to Tianjin, fare was only 4.5 RMB, about 70 cent of US Dollar.
It is very interesting , I met a 90-year-old British man in Victoria, Canada, who told me that his hometown is Tianjin, he spent his childhood in 193x -1948.
The Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel bridge was dramatic. Interesting about the colonial past of the city. If Ponte ever makes it to China he will have to check out Italian Town for us. :-) Tianjin beautiful lighting on the buildings at night adds a nice ambiance to the city landscape. By the way, it was fun to join you & the SHOPAZON ladies LIVE yesterday! :-)
No doubt about it Ken! If Michele ever makes it to Tianjin, he will indeed have to check out the Italian village for us viewers. Maybe he can even get a pizza at Domino’s while he’s there!
I was living in Tianjin 6 years at Fu Sing Men metro station on 15th floor and the sun was rising right in my living room window, huge orange ball!!! I love this city with all my heart and soul as it is, I mean I love everything there. Thank you for this video and I wish you personally and your channel all the best and prosperity!
I am proud to say Tianjin is my hometown. Welcome to my beautiful hometown. Only 30 mins railway from Beijing. It has many delicious food to share. I am sure you will love the relax and nice city.
China is governed by a group of experienced & qualified leaders, they undertake long-term projects that benefit people. This video had illustrated the vision of the leaders, build a new city NOW that will be filled up in future. The total cost will be significantly cheaper than that of 10 years later.
Very informative for a short video, visually it is simply fantastic. Always learn something new from the series and thank you for your hard work. Well done.
Thanks for this. I lived in Tianjin for 15 years. Loved the city. Kind of gritty; reminded me of New York and Toronto. You didn't show the "wudadao". A group of streets in a district famous for great architecture.
I just couldn't wait for you and your wife to settle in China and cover even more exciting cities like Tianjin. The cluster of European-style Architecture and the beautiful canal make it so inviting.
Can anyone possibly imagine? Catholic church still around and preserved since 1917. Many news about CHINA .. and the reality is that they are BEAUTIFUL. I really want to come here .. i hope my visa gets approved but how ..
More info please. I was waiting for substance with that challenge in the beginning but very little was forthcoming. Visuals are stunning as usual but need to work harder on content and analysis.
China spends more than 15 trillion yuan ($2.3 trillion) a year on infrastructure. The United States, on the other hand, spends only about $560 billion a year on infrastructure. 2018 data. But the US spends $740bn on its military every year (2019). Not to mention, construction costs in China are much lower than in the United States.
The video is really well done. Tianjin is my hometown and it has been four years since my last visit back. I can see a lot of great changes happening to the city from your video. Indeed Tianjin is always forgotten by people and media since it’s so close to Beijing. Really great to see some nice produced video talking about the city. Thanks for your efforts.
I had lived in Tianjin for 7 years. 3 Years ago I went back got my Chinese id card renewed finally , and met my dear old friends and colleagues. Not to my surprise, they are all still living there.
I have spent less than a full day in Tianjin in one location and my takeaway memory was this extremely high building being constructed in the distance. It was a work related visit back in 2015 a week after the terrible explosion that understandably dominated all non work related conversation. Besides what I have seen on Austin's channel of when he lived there I really just thought of it as a huge port city. Never heard of it being a "Ghost City" but still a nice surprise to see it as presented here rather glamorously.
Beautiful video and narrative, Tianjin used to be the Shanghai in the north, but many section gone to Beijing after 50's, now Beijing is just over its' capacity. Tianjin has the major Airbus production line, already made 640 top selling model of Airbus and the volume keep going up. Boeing has a material factory as well but far behind Airbus. Ship building is also important, they made the largest Mercy hospital ship in Tianjin.
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Perhaps in the eyes of western media Tianjin is a forgotten or “ghost city”. Then again, were it not for Reporterfy Media & Travel, I feel most westerners would never know about any of the amazing and futuristic cities and infrastructure the Chinese have created throughout their country, and exceeding any other society on the planet. Video presentations of China, as produced by Reporterfy Media & Travel are not to be seen on any public format in the west. Sure, we may see random pictures of Tiananmen Square, The Forgotten City, and Hong Kong at times, but never such thorough and factual videos as presented in this series. Your drone footage, and factual narratives in all of your videos are second to none. Each and everyone of your video presentations are absolutely enlightening and enjoyable viewing. Your dedicated time and efforts in creating these productions stand before each viewer as they watch. As for Tianjin, I’d love to take a spin on that Farris wheel! In closing, I won’t say good or great job, but I will say it’s time to add Reporterfy Media & Travel to the list which contains the names such as Rolex, Cartier, Gucci, Rolls Royce, Vuitton, Lamborghini. Now picture that!
:-)
I really like your comments Randy, at the same time I'm stunned to realize how much westerners have learned about the real world although they have access to "free" western media 😉
@@二斤理财 Thank you kindly for your compliment! I’m sure there are many factors involved as to why people (in the US for example) are not aware of the magnificent reality of what the Chinese Government and its people have accomplished. That being said, we could get into a very long discussion and debate. Bottom line, whether one likes it or not, or believes it or not, the Chinese have outdistanced themselves from the rest of the world tenfold if not more. I say congratulations to them, and bravo!
Hey Randy thank you again for the birthday wishes. I hope you enjoyed the video. Tianjin doesn't usually get the headlines as much as bigger cities but it is beautiful. This weekend we are working on a really interesting video. Stay tuned.
@@KenWiggerAnotherAncientGamer Glad you enjoyed the show and thank you for joining the birthday bash. We have a real treat this weekend for a videos.
After graduated from Tianjin University, I have not been back for years. Now, the city changed dramatically. Amazing Tianjin....Thanks for sharing.
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Same here. Seeing the city where I spent my college years is emotional
@@realanli Much more to come
Your drone views of China's cities day and night continue to amaze me.
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very impressive indeed.
Tianjin looks phenomenal. I went there for a day trip 5 years ago and had a great time. It was clean and the European section was beautiful with outdoor cafes and dining. The river reminds me of the Thames that flows through central London. Your video shows how much better Tianjin is after just 5 years. China is on a different playing field from the rest of the world.
Amazing comment its a must city
Chinese don't want politics Just want peace ❤️, harmony and prosperity.
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The main job of leaders in democratic countries is how to gain political power or how to be re-elected. Developing the economy is not very important to them.
@@pptskills . Exactly
I really appreciate your words.
@@nileshbhattacharya2526 Hey I see you in every video spreading love and peace. Really appreciate what you’re doing and hope you continue spreading love and peace around, we need more of that!
@@pptskills agreed! Political power = corruption moneys
I agree with you china will be unique country after 10 years because it will reach on the peak of development
China is developing its infrastructure like bullet train...
awesome dude...for bringing such amazing vedios
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China spends more than 15 trillion yuan ($2.3 trillion) a year on infrastructure. The United States, on the other hand, spends only about $560 billion a year on infrastructure. 2018 data. But the US spends $740bn on its military every year (2019). Not to mention, construction costs in China are much lower than in the United States.
@@nangongyiyun The US $560 billion a year probably goes to kick backs and stuff.
China is my next destination after pandemic is over. I just love these China's major cities.
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如果想要深入的了解中国各地的文化，你需要更多的时间。在每个省停留更多的时间，因为中国每个省 地区都有不同的文化！欢迎来访中国，你会了解真实的中国 和平 友善 善良！
Please take me with you, I would love to but the finance. Thank you in advance
I am from Tianjin! Thank you for reporting my hometown🤗
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PLEASE SHARE THIS VIDEO: Will Tianjin succeed? or has the mainstream media got it wrong again?
what about when will china allow international studetlnts to re-enter ?sept 2021 ?
What about Muslim immigrats in China.
@Akshat
How to visit a country which take revenge on foreign visitors
Like the one with Canadian who was jailed
@DDelta PPlus - India ka apna virus
No there isn't.
@@haddaupdate6256 You're funny...I assume you are Indian, have you seen what your country is doing to its muslim people?
This is the Real china 🇨🇳
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Yea sure while your at it Please visit the Xinjian concentration camp !
@@bockscar1 Bullshit
@@bockscar1 There is No cosentrasion camp in china Lol
@@bockscar1 Lol what a loser.
Been looking forward to this video. One of the most under rated Chinese city. Their hawker stall breakfast is second to non 👌
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The hawkers always make the big cities more interesting. The thought really made me miss a lot of Chinese food.
Yes, it is amazing content !
Thanks. Definitely on my list to visit.
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I like China 😱🇨🇳
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Alex, you are hitting on some true facts about the accomplishments of China that is not covered on any other news outlet. All we ever hear is negative things and mix politics in what it is really like in China. I know that the country will have a new way of respect when you expose this country. It goes without saying that your video's always tell it like it is which is very much needed in a great number of video's on UTube and stay away from the political attacks. You do this very well and I hope you will consider being also a part of the Hub of Truth channel that is being started soon by myself in the coming days. Please stay safe, we are all in your corner in your wonderful world of dreams that are the real thing. The stage is yours, my friend, along with some great people I consider to be my great friends. Cheers to You!!!
Thank you so much for your feedback Michael I really appreciate it. Kind Regards
Really beautiful city and amazing production quality.
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Lots of respect to all my chinese brother, sister and friends, love from another east asian arunachal Pradesh ♥️
ABC already long forgotten what they say about Tianjin, but Tianjing never stop growing!
Thats why I named the video The forgotten city
Beautiful city ❤️
That skyscraper looks like a space rocket
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My hometown looking forward
Great to hear
Tianjin is an unknown city.
Tianjin's GDP exceeds that of Greece and New Zealand. Tianjin ranks 11th in China
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I don’t know about Tianjin. But I know it 1 of the 4 municipalities. I visited 3 of the 4. Too bad I didn’t make it to this so called ghost town.
Its economy size of this city is also bigger than that of Hungary.
Tianjin used to rank 5th about 10 years ago.
@@kehan4910
The downturn started at the chemical warehouse explosion disaster which Chinese gov soon created new rules and regulations and effected the economy growth.
But because of the people concern that the Chinese gov didn't have other option.
Good morning Alex . It is a wonderful city just waiting for the people to show up! The lake scenes look like Whampu in Shanghai!
Thank you for the super chat Jimmy. Much appreciated glad you enjoyed the video.
Great, can't get enough of your videos. Better than national geographic 🙂
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Tianjin my hometown. Thank you so much for the video!
Actually most Chinese officers and leaders are engineers. They know how to build up China. Not like West countries are ruled by lawyers and talkers.
Western cities are builded by clowns..just come and see the subway of New York City; duirty, unsafe, ugly and obsolete...
👍🏻👍🏻🍎🍎
that only hurts because it's true.
Can't wait. In living in Tianjin as we speak
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Tianjin also owns a second-hand aircraft carrier, which has now become a park.
I thought this was me talking.
A Kiev model
Thank you Alex! Once again, stellar work!
Alex, your videos are fantastic. I followed many of your videos, as a Chinese living oversea for over two years, I am virtually visiting and enjoying my China tour through your videos. Thanks a lot!!!
over twenty years
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Very interesting! Still can't get over how big these cities are
Made In China
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中国城市相对于大部分其他城市，确实是巨大的，欢迎来中国游玩！
Haha I was born and raised in this city and now I live in Canada. It's always fascinating to me how my home town hold half the population of that of Canada, and it always appears to be in rush hour the whole day hahaha.
You missed out a key project - The Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city.
It is the result of a collaborative agreement between the governments of China and Singapore to jointly develop a socially harmonious, environmentally friendly and resource-conserving city in China.
This eco-city (construction started in 2008) serves as a model for sustainable development for other cities in China.
We will put in part2
@@Reporterfy Looking forward to it :) I am sure you will not just find the eco-city beautiful but also the far-sightedness of the 2 countries (Singapore and China) in the criteria and vision of creating it (supposedly one of the largest of its kind in the world).
@@Reporterfy and Tianjin harbor plz
I was involved in setting up a JV for my company in Tianjin in 1995. I can't believe what a different and ultra modern city Tianjin has become. My hat off to the Chinese.
I love Tianjin!! My second hometown. Thank you for this presentation.
I feel Tianjin people are very nice. They have the style of Beijingers and the boldness of people from Northeast China. Their biggest characteristic is that they love money as life. It is this character that makes Tianjin people rich. The first time I visited Tianjin was 1975, I took passenger ship from my home town Dalian to Tianjin, fare was only 4.5 RMB, about 70 cent of US Dollar.
Thank you for another beautiful and informative video. Good job!
Another city from the China travel lists! Thanks Alex for your great efforts to introduce us to the Unknowns/not well known fabulous place!!
My please please share our videos.
@Jacky Li
Try Xinjiang. They say you can go there. But that's not true.
@@JaneDoe-tn8tn thanks for letting me know! When was the last time you went there?
It is very interesting , I met a 90-year-old British man in Victoria, Canada, who told me that his hometown is Tianjin, he spent his childhood in 193x -1948.
Wow amazing story, I hope you watch our video tonight.
@@Reporterfy Yes, definitely.
Then he might be same British who's family never left china after opium war.
Wow…. Love to learn more about his story!!
@@jackyli4498 can we asian stop giving importance to western peoples opinions??whether its bad or good why should we care for their view or opinion??
I know that this video is gonna be a masterpiece even before watching the video. Amazing video 💖
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You speak my mind :)
Never underestimate Chinese.
Wow it sounds really cool 🔥
Btw love your video bro
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The Tianjin Eye Ferris Wheel bridge was dramatic. Interesting about the colonial past of the city. If Ponte ever makes it to China he will have to check out Italian Town for us. :-) Tianjin beautiful lighting on the buildings at night adds a nice ambiance to the city landscape. By the way, it was fun to join you & the SHOPAZON ladies LIVE yesterday! :-)
No doubt about it Ken! If Michele ever makes it to Tianjin, he will indeed have to check out the Italian village for us viewers. Maybe he can even get a pizza at Domino’s while he’s there!
:-)
I was living in Tianjin 6 years at Fu Sing Men metro station on 15th floor and the sun was rising right in my living room window, huge orange ball!!! I love this city with all my heart and soul as it is, I mean I love everything there. Thank you for this video and I wish you personally and your channel all the best and prosperity!
I am proud to say Tianjin is my hometown. Welcome to my beautiful hometown. Only 30 mins railway from Beijing. It has many delicious food to share. I am sure you will love the relax and nice city.
the first few seconds, i was like it can’t be Alex’s masterpiece 😬
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China is governed by a group of experienced & qualified leaders, they undertake long-term projects that benefit people. This video had illustrated the vision of the leaders, build a new city NOW that will be filled up in future. The total cost will be significantly cheaper than that of 10 years later.
Amazing video as usual. Brightened up my days during this pandemic lockdown. Look forward to seeing more. Cheers from the UK.
Very informative for a short video, visually it is simply fantastic. Always learn something new from the series and thank you for your hard work. Well done.
Thanks for this. I lived in Tianjin for 15 years. Loved the city. Kind of gritty; reminded me of New York and Toronto.
You didn't show the "wudadao". A group of streets in a district famous for great architecture.
Its so beautiful organized clean Amazing CHINA greetings from Mexico!!!
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I just couldn't wait for you and your wife to settle in China and cover even more exciting cities like Tianjin. The cluster of European-style Architecture and the beautiful canal make it so inviting.
Great video, thank you for the great work!
That trailer is interesting.
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@@Reporterfy of course mate. The world needs to see this.
Love from india🇮🇳❤️
You make my day.
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Refreshing to watch your drone videos as always, btw Happy Birthday Alex 😎
Can anyone possibly imagine? Catholic church still around and preserved since 1917. Many news about CHINA .. and the reality is that they are BEAUTIFUL. I really want to come here .. i hope my visa gets approved but how ..
As always good job👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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@@Reporterfy of course
@@Reporterfy of course, I will 👍🏻
Excellent video as always !!!
Thank you so much
Simply I love China.
Subscribed, thanks introducing my hometown❤
My hometown, hope can go back soon.
Interesting !!!
Thanks for watching SJ
More info please. I was waiting for substance with that challenge in the beginning but very little was forthcoming. Visuals are stunning as usual but need to work harder on content and analysis.
Will do! maybe donate to our channel so we can invest in a research team
a late late happy birthday to you Alex! thanks for another great view from the above!
No worries!
China spends more than 15 trillion yuan ($2.3 trillion) a year on infrastructure. The United States, on the other hand, spends only about $560 billion a year on infrastructure. 2018 data. But the US spends $740bn on its military every year (2019). Not to mention, construction costs in China are much lower than in the United States.
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Thank you for this amazing video. Had a brief visit to Tianjin in winter 2009. Must have changed a lot!🌺
Your welcome
Thankyou once again Alex
Forwarding this to a friend, who was from Tianjin, came to Canada about 20 years ago, and as far as I know has not been back since!
My hometown. ❤️
Tianjin is a great city! I did not know! In addition, the number of places I want to go to China has increased☺️☺️☺️🔥
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I love China
Another grand city and masterpiece.
Tianjin has GOLDIN FINANCE,New landmark now taller than CTF FINANCE TOWER but not finished yet
Tianjin is my hometown. I love my hometown!
Hey buddy, that’s some amazing work right there 🤩🤩🤩🤩
Another brilliant video
The video is really well done. Tianjin is my hometown and it has been four years since my last visit back. I can see a lot of great changes happening to the city from your video. Indeed Tianjin is always forgotten by people and media since it’s so close to Beijing. Really great to see some nice produced video talking about the city. Thanks for your efforts.
Your welcome
Absolutely stunning! You remind me how beautiful Tianjin is?
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GREAT. CHINA 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
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Your contents are very high quality ! Keep it up.
Much appreciated!
The greatest nation of all time
中国媒体都没您介绍那么好！那么多！那么细👏👏👏👍👍👍
Alex always rock ☺️❣️
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@@Reporterfy lol some Indian guy copied your video "china never sleeps" to "india never sleeps"
@@ak-ri9iw Really show me :)
Population of London is 9 million . This city with population 15million is almost double
yeah，and they call Tianjin “ghost city”.thats so funny😂
We need your coverage on XIAMEN and ZHUHAI!!!These are two big cities worth watching
Coming up
You killed it mate.
I try my best thank you
I had lived in Tianjin for 7 years. 3 Years ago I went back got my Chinese id card renewed finally , and met my dear old friends and colleagues. Not to my surprise, they are all still living there.
Thank you be very very much Alex!
Another great video. Thanks
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Beautiful city👍
Thanks for visiting
Thank you for promoting China😘
Our pleasure!
Go ahead Alex! ❤️❤️
✨😍✨😍✨😍Wonderful
Tianjin is my home town. I was born there and grew up there. I don’t think my city it’s forgotten though ❤️
I have spent less than a full day in Tianjin in one location and my takeaway memory was this extremely high building being constructed in the distance.
It was a work related visit back in 2015 a week after the terrible explosion that understandably dominated all non work related conversation.
Besides what I have seen on Austin's channel of when he lived there I really just thought of it as a huge port city.
Never heard of it being a "Ghost City" but still a nice surprise to see it as presented here rather glamorously.
The Western media said it was a ghost town, but we debunked it with this video
Love from "8K UHD World".
Beautiful video and narrative, Tianjin used to be the Shanghai in the north, but many section gone to Beijing after 50's, now Beijing is just over its' capacity. Tianjin has the major Airbus production line, already made 640 top selling model of Airbus and the volume keep going up. Boeing has a material factory as well but far behind Airbus. Ship building is also important, they made the largest Mercy hospital ship in Tianjin.
The Chow Tai Fook building stands out!
I am half Shanghai half Tianjin. Love Tianjin, my second hometown.
I love these videos! Would you do one about Louyang? Please!!!!!
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@@Reporterfy Already have, jejeejeje
Wonderful China
I have been away from my hometown Tianjin for nearly 20 years😢, and what I miss most is the breakfast there.
Das ist meine Heimatstadt und ich vermisse sie so sehr