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Almost? I did and I am not ashamed. Kindness, compassion, and caring should not be so foreign to people, that is what really made the tears come. We should all be looking out for each other no matter age, sex, race, or whatever difference. Do good and denounce wrong.
I will never get over how many Asian cultures often treat others as “family.” Saying “thank you grandma” or “thank you auntie” to complete strangers out of respect just always seems so sweet to me. 🥺
It's true. I am an Indian . But even when we are buying from some markets or using transport , we always addressing them as elder brother- sister, uncle,aunt,grandpa etc. It's very natural to us.
Exactly and it’s funny to see my parents South East Asian friends go up to acquaintances people and ask them things like “why are you sitting here” or “where is your husband?” Which we would normally see as intrusive or not appropriate but it’s normal to ask things like that in Asia as everyone is in a community and not as private
I'm Lebanese and whatever the situation or gender people say "My love" (habibi) lol I find it nice because it doesn't matter who it is, its just used for anyone always.
It was lovely that almost everyone warned the child to be wary about strangers. When the real lesson here is ‘strangers can be very kind’ . How sad that a few nasty people mean we have to scare our children.
It’s good to tell children to be wary. The world is cruel and a mean place. Although their are a few nice and generous, kind hearted people. There are also evil, cruel and pedophiles. It’s growing each year. Children especially are the most vulnerable. I’m 23 and I don’t have a child yet but when I do I would always make sure to teach them not to talk to strangers.
Children have no business talking to strangers unless in immediate danger. Unfortunately there are psychopaths walking among us in everyday clothes. You can’t be so sure what people’s intentions are.
The woman who said “this is my first time tying someone’s hair” and asking if it hurt… she didn’t know how to tie someone’s hair but she did it anyways cuz she saw a little girl needed help… 😢
I've seen similar ones where a helpless young man is trying to tie a tie and gets people to help him. Usually there's at least one guy who doesn't know how to tie it himself, but still tries to help. It's good to see these sorts of things. Many of us know how to be good and decent to each other and look out for each other.
u crediting him even tho he didn’t even do anything except giving orders and ignoring the granny who did... The misogyny... It's like thanking the CEO/boss instead of employee
So cute how the older man says “there’s a strand of hair there” then proceeds to tell his wife to do something cute with her hair 💕 this stuff warms my heart
@@mangoesaredelicious4622 Countries all over the world will have such problems more or less. In fact, China's population trafficking peaked more than a decade ago. Social security is much better than before. If you have the opportunity to travel to China, you can experience it. Public security in China is very safe.
I love how they didn't just throw it up quickly, but took the time and care to braid and style her hair ❤ even the girls who only did a pony tail took their time with it
Right. The only person to do that in my life was my Cousin. She passed when I was in 5th grade. If I pulled up my hair ,whether by accident or not, I’d receive some verbal abuse.
It’s just that there is so much bad things happening today that it blocks out and blinds people from seeing that good still exists in this world. You just have to look past the darkness to see the light again.
They were all super duper sweet, the middle aged woman was the cutest like she combed the girl’s hair with her comb, she took out some clips from her own hair for the girl and she gave her a matching hairstyle to hers that’s just too cute for my heart 😭😭😭
I cried when the lady said having a little girl is like having a treasure, at the lady who did the 5 strand braid and in the end when the lady took Bobby pins out of her own hair. This is so sweet my heartttt
It means the world to a daughter when someone sees them as a treasure. There are many people around the world, not just in China, who would rather not have anything besides boys. What a way to lift a little girl's heart.
Yeah literally far away buddy... .... I have never seen my mom's mother because she died when my mother was small... My dad's both parents died when I was little... My mom's father stayed with us until 2016...now he's also gone.. Grandpa was 95 when he died 😭😭. But I hope they all have born somewhere else... In good places( because as Buddhists we believe in afterlife) 🙏
@@Elfinablacksuit Don't worry, I'm sure they must be smiling upon you from heaven or who knows that they had be reincarnated on beautiful places pike south korea, japan or switzerland but wherever they are I hope they are happy😇.
The woman who says a Child is like a treasure.....It hits me so hard. My childhood was traumatic...I wished they appreciate me like a treasure. Thanks for posting this heartwarming vid💗
I’m sorry you didn’t have someone to make you feel like that ;( that breaks my heart and makes me want to break the persons face! Hugggs to you sweetheart 💕💕
Sending you belated hugs you may have missed out on in your childhood. It can be so traumatic, I know from experience, and it’s so hard to pick ourselves up and rise above our experiences ❤️❤️❤️
I love how they all went above and beyond and did something more than just a pony tail and reminded her to be safe and not go anywhere with a stranger 🥺❤️
So you think it's above and beyond. In other words in your world reminding a child to be safe is "above and beyond" What a sad world you live in-I'd hazard a guess you live in the USA. Thankfully I don't.
@@pigslefats Thankfully I’m not as negative as a person as you are. Hope your day gets better and you don’t spend your time scouring TH-cam videos leaving negative comments to pass your time 🥰
@@sheripie5 So you're American. I get it. You consider advising a child by itself in the street not to talk to strangers as going "above and beyond" What kind of world do you live in? THINK about what I've just read and absorb it, rather than getting extremely defensive. You might then help a child rather than dismiss the notion as "above and beyond"!
@@pigslefats nope I said above and beyond because they braided her hair instead of giving her a ponytail like she asked. You’re a very sad and angry person, not sure which country you’re from, but it sounds like it needs some work 😅
@@sheripie5 You're in denial. You clearly stated they went above and beyond in reminding her to be safe and not go anywhere with a stranger. What the hell? Read your own words. Others may buy your bull. I don't. Just accept that you had a very poor choice of words and revise your general outlook towards little kids and help them should they need it without it being considered a chore, or "above and beyond"
This is precisely the reason why I love my Chinese community. The aunties,grandmas and even other females are genuinely very nice they love you help children a lot. As for the males they would protect the children. Although they can be annoying it's very heart warming that most of us look out for each other
@God is a stupid idiot f*cking assh*ole bit*ch and you’re also very disrespectful you need to change that name cus it’s disrespectful to others religion/beliefs. Atheist are always the ones to put down others when they want to talk about their religion or beliefs. If you’re Muslim,Hindu or any other religious beliefs. Learn how to respect other religions. If you’re atheist just shut up. Shut up.
That person is a troll buddy.... Just ignore.....I'm a Buddhist but always respect other religions as well.... Apparently I'm an atheist but never go around acting stupidly like this.... Buddha has taught us to respect every religion and each and every animal on this earth 😊
i don't know why this one made me cry. the woman who took a pin out of her own bun to stick it in the little girl's bun just really warmed my heart, whew.
That's the kind of "pranks" humanity should be watching. It inspires you to also help out when you see people in need! 🙏🙏🙏 Kind regards from the "Best of China" team ❤️
@@志瑜杨 Thank you very much! We are growing quickly because there is so much interest in China. Unfortunately Western media show mostly negative aspects, but China and Chinese people are very talented. We want to show this to the world with "Best of China" ❤️🙂
@@BestofChina that's true! It's important to see the people in China like on Treeman. Then you can decide yourself if they are living in a good society. Nice channel by the way! 👍
@@fmios thank you for your kind words about Chinese people! 🙂❤️ When people have stability in life, they can also help others. Every human has the potential, but you need stability.
I love how nice and kind Chinese communities are. This is how everyone shout treat and respect everyone else. The world should take this video as a teaching guide for showing how to be kind and respect others.
I will be real. Every type of community has good and bad. There isn't any model community to take example from, since no such model community exists in this world. The Chinese community for example has equally good and bad aspects. Just like any other community. This video is a good video to remind others no matter how bad life can be, there are always good sides. I will leave it at that.
Actually, lot of people are this nice especially in place where is less developed. It's just media tend to show the ugly side and bury the good side. I'm glad that they make this experiment.
right? i have a visible disability and i boarded a bus here in America and the first person to try to give me their seat was this elderly Chinese woman with a big bag. she kept trying to tell me it was fine, that she didn't need the seat but i insisted she sit
@Alex just remember in every country there are groups who dont have good morals..... Asian countrys still suffer these issues as well. Eg gangs, corruption.... crime.... no community is exempt. There are some social negatives in some areas of social culture in Asian communities like image honor before truth and justice's. Sometimes image honor can be deadly and it shouldn't be accepted in any society. Western countries have lost some traditional values sadly
I especially loved the grandpa n grandma. Both equally concern n trying their best. I never had grandparents so I consider all old people as my grandparents. All the people in this video made me cry coz they were so kind. This channel makes me cry but I cry coz people are so kind.
1:42 omg my heart melted at that point with overwhelming feeling how grandpa pointed out strand of hair . Idk why it gifted me lot of things abt dad and granddad . First it was comical and cute how he pointed out for detail . Also the fact that how male members are so participating in every thing even if they are not working directly . That care and love is just beautiful .
And greasy. Tough day for shooting, multiple people running their hands through her hair working in those palm oils and no way to shampoo/reset for the shoot without serious delays. Must have felt gross for her...
@God is a stupid idiot f*cking assh*ole bit*ch with your name, you got time left to give your life to God before your soul will wither forever in eternity.
@God is a stupid idiot f*cking assh*ole bit*ch you must be blaming God cuz you must be having some problems but trust me people are having bigger issues, sometimes life isn't fair but you should be thankful for what you're having.
This warmed my heart and towards the end almost made me cry. They treated her as if she was their own child and even warned her about being out on her own. Lovely 🥰
As a grown woman, I've always considered the art of braiding or combing another person's hair an intimate act, where trust and meaningful conversations happen.
I definitely agree with this. I seen a movie where a womens mother left when she was a kid and the grandmother in law brushed the womens hair before bed and she cried because she never had someone do that before and she always watched other girls moms do that for them in school.
Is there such a thing as a street vendor braiding long hair for free ? I would be all over that! My own daughter with ling hair can hardly stand me wanting to fiddle with her hair, lol
You can tell that hairstyling (and beauty in general) is a very social activity for these women. They got so excited at the opportunity to style the girl's hair and chat a bit. It's like going to a hair salon out in public. And for everyone saying "this wouldn't happen in America because America bad", it's not that simple. I think most Americans would tell the girl she looks perfectly fine with her hair down and to not stress about. It's a matter of collectivist vs individualist society. In a collectivist society, everyone would pitch in to help the girl meet societal standards. In an individualist society, there would be more interest in individual expression than group expression...
I love how the lady joked that she'll take the little girl away. It's common for Asian (especially) Chinese parents to threaten to sell their kids to strangers in order to scare them into behaving. 😂
In Latino América it works the same! Specially our moms are always saying to strangers on the street things like "sir/madam, do you want this kid? I give it to you, take it", and it was frightening as hell 😂😂
This brought me to tears. May the creator bless all these wonderful women for their beautiful hearts and words of wisdom. They truly cared for her from the bottom of their hearts and gave her advice she will never forget. That is the kind of world we deserve to live in . Where it takes a village to raise a child and where little girls are not afraid to walk the streets alone!
This is… so wholesome. One of the things I love about Asian culture is how they address strangers with so much respect as to call them “grandma” or “auntie” or “big sister/brother”. It warms my heart so much, and this video did just that. Thank you for the free serotonin and dopamine. ♥️🥰
I have to say i only see (see means from social experiment) people in china are very respectfully towards others no matter where they belong to and they're so gentle and helpful towards others and they help others without expect anything in returned . and that's i loves about them ❤️. And lots of love from INDIA .❤️
@@rachelmikealson2511 Hello! Usually in America we address people as Mrs. (Last Name) or Mr. (Last Name) if its a teacher or so, and if we don’t know their names, it’s either sir or ma’am! ☺️
this is so true❤️ i am Filipino and i really adore this abt asian cultures. now i am dating a French man and i've been dying to call my in-laws at least aunt or uncle but i have to stick with madame and monsieur, it feels weird to me😭🤣
To live a life where this happens all the time without having to worry about a child getting kidnapped would be wonderful. May all of our societies work towards a humanistic goal
Yes. To all children, women, men, enby folks of different races, ethnicities, nationalities, religion and backgrounds to be able to go out without fear of getting robbed by someone poorer, harmed by someone that's not in their right mind, or having any worry they might not be able to return to their loved ones.
1:14 '' My granddaughter often has to braid this braid" I remember my grandmother who passed away last 2018, she used to tie and comb my hair when I was young, she tie it too tight so I sometimes don't want her to tie my hair, seeing the smile of the lady reminds me of her and I'm getting emotional right now, I miss her so much, I still use her old comb to comb my hair. I just want to share this, sorry for wasting ur time reading this.
It was so touching just a small gesture and it brings happiness to people we should learn that ileven if its a small thing a person needs help with we should really try to help that person As humans we dont have to go for bigger things in lifes small gestures and help too can make an impression in a persons life .
It’s such a simple skill, but we often take it for granted. I have cerebral palsy and I wasn’t able to tie my hair til I was fourteen, it’s so nice to see other help out
Oh my gosh... every single one of them were so kind and loving to her. It made me 😭. This is exactly how our world should be to one another. We should all show pure and holy love to everyone we encounter. ❤️
I left China when I was probably younger than the child in the video and I hadn't been back in over 2 decades, so this is all very nostalgic. The West is not often kind in their portrayal of this culture and its people but I think the videos you have created speak for themselves, thank you
This is so wholesome to watch I really love how they treat everyone like family and with the utmost respect it's probably one of my favourite things about asian culture. I find it so beautiful either way like the language, cultural clothing and all it's so wonderful to me I've been passionate about it for so long. Anyways loved the video it was extremely heartwarming and I'm glad there are kind people like them in this world ❤
An actual tear of happiness came to my eye. We live in a world that is often scary and dangerous. To see these beautiful folks lok out for that sweet girl in such tender, loving ways makes the world feel a little less heavy. Thank you!
These types of reactions make me so happy! It fills my heart to see that people are willing to take time out of their personal day no matter what, to help out a little girl 🥰🥰❤️
las señoras mayores siempre tienen una afición por peinar cabelleras ajenas, se me figura muy tierno que no se conformen con la coleta sino que vean qué cosa más bonita le pueden hacer a la niña
I’m 44 and bawling my eyes out. So many times I want to help children, but my own country (America) scares me away from it. I love the respect from these littles, “Grandma, Auntie and Miss”. It’s how I was taught and teach my kids. They call older people Grandma and Grandpa. They’re in their 20’s and still do.
I’m from America too, I completely understand. You anticipate being stared at weirdly, maybe someone’s parent will snap at you and call the cops or literally get in your face. Someone might videotape you and call you a predator online. It’s not a very welcoming place for random acts of kindness, the culture is perverse about doing anything nice.
@@Demi.d3mi its for a good reason tho, i completely understand your point, but in america for some reason it seems to be more of a common thing that commotions in the street happen, and sometime even if there's adults forcing children to go places, people wont even bat an eye thinking its not their bussiness.
If your kids are in their 20s in America calling older people Grandpa and Grandma they will get slapped and deserve it. That's not how people show respect here, and I know you know that. You are either lying or have taught your kids to be punks to old people.
Everyone was so sweet for the love they have for the girl but the grandma and grandpa on the wheelchair are so lovely. They were like the grandparents of the girl. Everyone made time and effort to make the girl feel comfortable, safe and beautiful not just with a simple tie but a braid.
The grandma and grandpa are so cute ❤️ so happy seeing everyone treats her gently, and even though they just need to simply tie her hair, they actually make sure to make her hair neat and pretty. It's such a simple gesture but totally heart warming watching this ❤️
In China everyone is related to one another, its always uncle, auntie, older brother, older sister, young brother, younger sister... Its a lovely concept.
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they treat the girl like their own child or granddaughter, how kind they are .
@@user-tw6jt7js4w don’t even mind that person they be all up on these videos saying blm is anti asian.
@@jja120 probably wanted to create a war
@@ellenflorencia4648 Ik right… people like this likes to see hate in the world thinking it will unite everyone, strange hmm
AAAAAAAAAA....... Just ignore him buddy.... He is a troll..... every time this person is doing the same thing... Just report and stay calm 😊
@@ellenflorencia4648 prob just someone that has nothing better to do with their life
I love how the older women supported the younger girl and made sure she was safe and comfortable. This is honestly so wholesome, I almost cried :)
I actually did cry. How lovely, huh?
I love how the older women were giving her life advice. "Don't go with other people, don't go with strangers". ❤️
Almost? I did and I am not ashamed. Kindness, compassion, and caring should not be so foreign to people, that is what really made the tears come. We should all be looking out for each other no matter age, sex, race, or whatever difference. Do good and denounce wrong.
I did cry, and still am.
It's so sweet aww
I will never get over how many Asian cultures often treat others as “family.” Saying “thank you grandma” or “thank you auntie” to complete strangers out of respect just always seems so sweet to me. 🥺
It's true. I am an Indian . But even when we are buying from some markets or using transport , we always addressing them as elder brother- sister, uncle,aunt,grandpa etc. It's very natural to us.
Oh wow as a chinese I never noticed this 0-0
Exactly and it’s funny to see my parents South East Asian friends go up to acquaintances people and ask them things like “why are you sitting here” or “where is your husband?” Which we would normally see as intrusive or not appropriate but it’s normal to ask things like that in Asia as everyone is in a community and not as private
I'm Lebanese and whatever the situation or gender people say "My love" (habibi) lol I find it nice because it doesn't matter who it is, its just used for anyone always.
I think most Caribbean cultures and possibly African cultures are the same way. Everyone is an aunty, uncle or cousin. Lol.
Everybody wondering “where yo momma at???” 😂 everyone was so sweet. Especially the ones telling her not to go with strangers .
Ikr like this video literally makes me want to move to Asia
yep like there is no father
@@jffkififeskkdkd Usually, moms go with their children while the dad goes to work. I always go with my mom whenever she shops and dad works at home.
@@hmmmacco2386 my mom work too
@@jffkififeskkdkd Uhh yeah. My mom works too.
"There's a strand of hair here"
Aww ~ Grandpa
Yeah he was so sweet! He also cared and tried to give his inputs❤️
They're sweet😍😍
He really made me feel my grandpa's love again ♥️
“Make a circle”
That’s a cool way to say that haha
That was the sweetest moment.
It was lovely that almost everyone warned the child to be wary about strangers. When the real lesson here is ‘strangers can be very kind’ . How sad that a few nasty people mean we have to scare our children.
It’s good to tell children to be wary. The world is cruel and a mean place. Although their are a few nice and generous, kind hearted people. There are also evil, cruel and pedophiles. It’s growing each year. Children especially are the most vulnerable. I’m 23 and I don’t have a child yet but when I do I would always make sure to teach them not to talk to strangers.
ah yes sure let me teach my child to not be wary around strangers and let them get kidnapped and possibly harrassed, good job
Children have no business talking to strangers unless in immediate danger. Unfortunately there are psychopaths walking among us in everyday clothes. You can’t be so sure what people’s intentions are.
Not scare them. Warn them.
Agreed!
The woman who said “this is my first time tying someone’s hair” and asking if it hurt… she didn’t know how to tie someone’s hair but she did it anyways cuz she saw a little girl needed help… 😢
That one made me cry!
She pulls out the instinct. I'm terrible with hair, and seeing her fumbling and looking alone has me reaching for a hair tie.
I would be just like her if I was in this situation. I can barely tie my own hair and I'd feel so bad if I hurt the girl accidentally.
When
I've seen similar ones where a helpless young man is trying to tie a tie and gets people to help him. Usually there's at least one guy who doesn't know how to tie it himself, but still tries to help. It's good to see these sorts of things. Many of us know how to be good and decent to each other and look out for each other.
Everyone was so kind to her. But the elderly ones were my favorite. That elderly man in the wheelchair.😁 "You missed a piece."
Same that was so cute and heartwarming
they probably miss or want to take care of their grand kids
@@jeromedeleon1226 agreed 😊
Saaaamee they were so cute!
u crediting him even tho he didn’t even do anything except giving orders and ignoring the granny who did... The misogyny... It's like thanking the CEO/boss instead of employee
“Be careful I don’t take you away.” Haha! So precious.
Yeah
i’m the 1k like!
Just sayin the correct translation is " be more careful! I might actually kidnap you"
@@吃藥-e2b lmao
lol I remember my neighbors or far distance relatives saying that when I was at that age
The last woman who gave her a high bun to match the one she was wearing was so cute 🥺
Exactly and the way she bid goodbye 😍😍🥺🥺
Not all. But some women probably want to have a daughter just like them and dress similar. I know I want one.
agreed & even gave away her bobby pins 🥺
That was so cute
Ikr
So cute how the older man says “there’s a strand of hair there” then proceeds to tell his wife to do something cute with her hair 💕 this stuff warms my heart
Old Chinese couples are the best, they’re so wholesome
I love how there people educating her how to be safe when going alone that's sweet
But it is sad that they have to. A world where children can roam free safely is the world that I aspire to live in.
@@virginiaviola5097 but it doesnt exist for now
it's a huge concern in China. human trafficking goes hard everywhere.
@@mangoesaredelicious4622 Countries all over the world will have such problems more or less. In fact, China's population trafficking peaked more than a decade ago. Social security is much better than before. If you have the opportunity to travel to China, you can experience it. Public security in China is very safe.
I like how the last lady took out a hairpin or two and put it in the girl's hair. That was very kind of her. (And the others were very kind too)
The Grandpa said "you could put it in a circle" like in higher bun. What kind people they all were.
Wow! I came back here 5 months later and my comments already blown up. Thanks for all the likes, everyone!
The lady gave the girl the same hairstyle as hers, this is too adorable
Awh I just noticed 🥺
Which lady? Timestamp please...
@@arydimitri3100 2:42
@@mollyapteros thanks 😂
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I love how they didn't just throw it up quickly, but took the time and care to braid and style her hair ❤ even the girls who only did a pony tail took their time with it
Right. The only person to do that in my life was my Cousin. She passed when I was in 5th grade.
If I pulled up my hair ,whether by accident or not, I’d receive some verbal abuse.
@@iisunzo aw that's so cute i hope you're ok 🥺
@@insights_h8092 Thanks 💕🫐
Sadly I don't believe this would happen in America. Everyone should get to live somewhere THIS happens.
And don't forget grandpa even had a suggestion :)
This touched my heart so deeply. You don't see these kind of people everyday these days
I disagree. I think when you actually take notice of what's going on around you, you find that most people are good.
@@TryMyMartini Yeah you are right
Lmao they tied her hair they didn’t die for them or sum tf
@@stfu9086 alrightt dang chill
It’s just that there is so much bad things happening today that it blocks out and blinds people from seeing that good still exists in this world. You just have to look past the darkness to see the light again.
They were all super duper sweet, the middle aged woman was the cutest like she combed the girl’s hair with her comb, she took out some clips from her own hair for the girl and she gave her a matching hairstyle to hers that’s just too cute for my heart 😭😭😭
YES, YES, YESSSSS!!!!
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I cried when the lady said having a little girl is like having a treasure, at the lady who did the 5 strand braid and in the end when the lady took Bobby pins out of her own hair. This is so sweet my heartttt
Can you please provide a timeline
@@vadrevuakshaya9022 The timeline is just shy of three minutes, and all of those things happened within it. Best of luck.
It means the world to a daughter when someone sees them as a treasure. There are many people around the world, not just in China, who would rather not have anything besides boys. What a way to lift a little girl's heart.
Those grand ma's warning her not to go with strangers ... Reminds me of my Grandma❣️
My grandpa used to lure me into traffic
They are so kind.❤️
@@RecoveringChristian What?
@@RecoveringChristian um-
Wow-
Are you okay
@@RecoveringChristian Wtf
They used they’re own combs AND braided her hair. AND that lady used her own hair pins. This just melts my heart😭
Edit: ty for all The likes ☺
Agree 🥺
@Knowledge. Exactlyyy
OK YED OMG YES BUT WHEN THEY WOULD SAY NEVERMIND I THOUGHT THEY WEREN'T GOING TO DO IY
@@Luxurasubs Calmate wey, es porque los anime tienen solo un poco personajes que son morenas
@@deathnote4everr i guess different countries hv different ways of saying things
The woman who gave away her pin just to finish the girl’s hair made my heart burst 😭🥺💞
Absolutely 🥺💘
In love, so much dedication in simple seconds,I'm sure she's amazing mum ❤.
I‘m crying about that it’s sooo cute🥺💗
Ik! That was so cute!
@@iisqbell you
All grandmas= braided the hair
Middle age woman= hair bun
Young ones= pony tails
Which shows the generations styles😂
Kpop fans : Twin Buns on top of the girl's head, like Ningning of Aespa. 😂
So true! Hahaha
@@sweetcandysugaarmy8480 cringe
@@San-jx1zd lol
@@San-jx1zd no one asked you lmao
Edit-Lol I just said 5 words and got this many likes ig y'all agree with what I said
2:15 This scene really melted my heart..... Grandma, grandpa and that cutie looks like a happy little family. I miss my grandma and grandad.. 😢
Do they live far from you?
They treat her like their own granddaughter.
Yeah literally far away buddy... .... I have never seen my mom's mother because she died when my mother was small... My dad's both parents died when I was little... My mom's father stayed with us until 2016...now he's also gone.. Grandpa was 95 when he died 😭😭. But I hope they all have born somewhere else... In good places( because as Buddhists we believe in afterlife) 🙏
Yeah exactly.... It's so nice to see that still humanity exists ❤️.... This is the first time I've got a reply from Tree man.... I'm so happy
@@Elfinablacksuit Don't worry, I'm sure they must be smiling upon you from heaven or who knows that they had be reincarnated on beautiful places pike south korea, japan or switzerland but wherever they are I hope they are happy😇.
This might just be an experiment but that girl definitely learned a lot that day and I hope she grows up with lots of empathy in her heart.
The old man with his wife while she did her hair and he was like “there is a strand here” 🥺💖 idk why I found that so cute 💕
Then he was like can you make a circle? 😍
He was so included.....she listened to him. So adorable.
Me too
The woman who says a Child is like a treasure.....It hits me so hard. My childhood was traumatic...I wished they appreciate me like a treasure. Thanks for posting this heartwarming vid💗
I’m sorry you didn’t have someone to make you feel like that ;( that breaks my heart and makes me want to break the persons face! Hugggs to you sweetheart 💕💕
Sometimes trauma causes us to open our hearts more to those in need.
You're appreciated, even by a stranger on the tinterweb 💜
Sending you belated hugs you may have missed out on in your childhood. It can be so traumatic, I know from experience, and it’s so hard to pick ourselves up and rise above our experiences ❤️❤️❤️
Same for me. My mom coudnt care less
@@sammieok2174 her loss.
This was so sweet, oh the dream to have a daughter
Hi Celina :D
They are a handful 🤣 but having a daughter is never a dull moment...I have one girl, one boy and now im done 🤣
@@BabyvalkyieI got you .. she's in her teens and I'm done too🖐️😂
Omg hiiiiii
@@fraublucher1332 🤣 oh damn everybody tells me to watch out for the teen phase 😅 im in no rush for my babies to grow up 😭😭😭
I love how they all went above and beyond and did something more than just a pony tail and reminded her to be safe and not go anywhere with a stranger 🥺❤️
So you think it's above and beyond. In other words in your world reminding a child to be safe is "above and beyond" What a sad world you live in-I'd hazard a guess you live in the USA. Thankfully I don't.
@@pigslefats Thankfully I’m not as negative as a person as you are. Hope your day gets better and you don’t spend your time scouring TH-cam videos leaving negative comments to pass your time 🥰
@@sheripie5 So you're American. I get it. You consider advising a child by itself in the street not to talk to strangers as going "above and beyond" What kind of world do you live in? THINK about what I've just read and absorb it, rather than getting extremely defensive. You might then help a child rather than dismiss the notion as "above and beyond"!
@@pigslefats nope I said above and beyond because they braided her hair instead of giving her a ponytail like she asked. You’re a very sad and angry person, not sure which country you’re from, but it sounds like it needs some work 😅
@@sheripie5 You're in denial. You clearly stated they went above and beyond in reminding her to be safe and not go anywhere with a stranger. What the hell? Read your own words. Others may buy your bull. I don't. Just accept that you had a very poor choice of words and revise your general outlook towards little kids and help them should they need it without it being considered a chore, or "above and beyond"
The old lady was so kind asking her what type of hairstyle she wanted. It made me remember my late grandma.
May God bless her.
Grandparents are the best of this world, sorry for your loss
🥺🥺🥺🥺
I’m so srry for ur loss :(
So true
So sorry🥺🥺
American social experiment:
"little boy drinks beer in public"
"Homeless man gets beaten up"
"Blind person get robbed"
like fr
Bruh ikr
Its like they're just testing the limits with what people will find weird
IKR people just want to point out the bad sides and make bad situations, never a wholesome one.
Reminds me of that hitchhiking robot that went through Canada gone, but immediately was murdered in Philadelphia lol
Look at their happiness while they're tying her hair, they're treating her like their own daughter. So sweet of them, melted my heart ❤️
This is precisely the reason why I love my Chinese community. The aunties,grandmas and even other females are genuinely very nice they love you help children a lot. As for the males they would protect the children. Although they can be annoying it's very heart warming that most of us look out for each other
The last interaction was so cute, the way the lady was smiling after saying bye 🥺
The world is getting better because of these kind people.
@God is a stupid idiot f*cking assh*ole bit*ch and you’re also very disrespectful you need to change that name cus it’s disrespectful to others religion/beliefs. Atheist are always the ones to put down others when they want to talk about their religion or beliefs. If you’re Muslim,Hindu or any other religious beliefs. Learn how to respect other religions. If you’re atheist just shut up. Shut up.
That person is a troll buddy.... Just ignore.....I'm a Buddhist but always respect other religions as well.... Apparently I'm an atheist but never go around acting stupidly like this.... Buddha has taught us to respect every religion and each and every animal on this earth 😊
@@Elfinablacksuit ok
👌
I love how everyone warned her about strangers, it's very sweet
That one lady who said
"How good it is to have a child like a treasure"
I am not crying you are! 🥺🥺
I did...! 😭
what i’m not crying what are you taking about
We all are…
@@KDAMV What i’m nir
@@KDAMV not
i don't know why this one made me cry. the woman who took a pin out of her own bun to stick it in the little girl's bun just really warmed my heart, whew.
That's the kind of "pranks" humanity should be watching. It inspires you to also help out when you see people in need! 🙏🙏🙏 Kind regards from the "Best of China" team ❤️
I just subscribed to your channel, looking forward to watching more great videos about China.
@@志瑜杨 Thank you very much! We are growing quickly because there is so much interest in China. Unfortunately Western media show mostly negative aspects, but China and Chinese people are very talented. We want to show this to the world with "Best of China" ❤️🙂
@@BestofChina that's true! It's important to see the people in China like on Treeman. Then you can decide yourself if they are living in a good society. Nice channel by the way! 👍
@@fmios thank you for your kind words about Chinese people! 🙂❤️ When people have stability in life, they can also help others. Every human has the potential, but you need stability.
It's most like sosial experiment
I love how nice and kind Chinese communities are. This is how everyone shout treat and respect everyone else. The world should take this video as a teaching guide for showing how to be kind and respect others.
:O
I will be real. Every type of community has good and bad. There isn't any model community to take example from, since no such model community exists in this world. The Chinese community for example has equally good and bad aspects. Just like any other community.
This video is a good video to remind others no matter how bad life can be, there are always good sides.
I will leave it at that.
Actually, lot of people are this nice especially in place where is less developed. It's just media tend to show the ugly side and bury the good side. I'm glad that they make this experiment.
right? i have a visible disability and i boarded a bus here in America and the first person to try to give me their seat was this elderly Chinese woman with a big bag. she kept trying to tell me it was fine, that she didn't need the seat but i insisted she sit
@Alex just remember in every country there are groups who dont have good morals..... Asian countrys still suffer these issues as well. Eg gangs, corruption.... crime.... no community is exempt. There are some social negatives in some areas of social culture in Asian communities like image honor before truth and justice's. Sometimes image honor can be deadly and it shouldn't be accepted in any society. Western countries have lost some traditional values sadly
I especially loved the grandpa n grandma. Both equally concern n trying their best. I never had grandparents so I consider all old people as my grandparents. All the people in this video made me cry coz they were so kind. This channel makes me cry but I cry coz people are so kind.
Give you a hug~
@@TreeMan keep doing the good job😍
aap Indian ho na agar yeh social experiment India mai hota toh Indian bhi aise help krte kya?
@@alisha7285 ha karte
Massive respect to all those women who took time out of their day to help her. 🙏🙌💗
We need more wholesome experiments like this, it's so heartwarming.
1:42 omg my heart melted at that point with overwhelming feeling how grandpa pointed out strand of hair . Idk why it gifted me lot of things abt dad and granddad . First it was comical and cute how he pointed out for detail . Also the fact that how male members are so participating in every thing even if they are not working directly . That care and love is just beautiful .
(┛❍ᴥ❍)┛彡┻━┻
I REALLY THOUGHT THAT THERE WAS A TINY STRAND OF HAIR ON MY SCREEN, BUT IT WAS JUST YOUR PFP. 💀
@@Annxx_. who even falls for that trick anymore
who uses light mode too
Your dp😂I literally think that is a piece of hair🤣😆
That little girl's hair was soooo cute.
And greasy. Tough day for shooting, multiple people running their hands through her hair working in those palm oils and no way to shampoo/reset for the shoot without serious delays. Must have felt gross for her...
Thank you
@God is a stupid idiot f*cking assh*ole bit*ch with your name, you got time left to give your life to God before your soul will wither forever in eternity.
@@RecoveringChristian did you ever heard dry shampoo. Smh
@God is a stupid idiot f*cking assh*ole bit*ch you must be blaming God cuz you must be having some problems but trust me people are having bigger issues, sometimes life isn't fair but you should be thankful for what you're having.
This warmed my heart and towards the end almost made me cry. They treated her as if she was their own child and even warned her about being out on her own. Lovely 🥰
The one lady who took out the comb and took pins out of her own hair to help her. 😭😭 she's so kind hearted
As a grown woman, I've always considered the art of braiding or combing another person's hair an intimate act, where trust and meaningful conversations happen.
I definitely agree with this. I seen a movie where a womens mother left when she was a kid and the grandmother in law brushed the womens hair before bed and she cried because she never had someone do that before and she always watched other girls moms do that for them in school.
Is there such a thing as a street vendor braiding long hair for free ?
I would be all over that!
My own daughter with ling hair can hardly stand me wanting to fiddle with her hair, lol
SAME.
You can tell that hairstyling (and beauty in general) is a very social activity for these women. They got so excited at the opportunity to style the girl's hair and chat a bit. It's like going to a hair salon out in public.
And for everyone saying "this wouldn't happen in America because America bad", it's not that simple. I think most Americans would tell the girl she looks perfectly fine with her hair down and to not stress about. It's a matter of collectivist vs individualist society. In a collectivist society, everyone would pitch in to help the girl meet societal standards. In an individualist society, there would be more interest in individual expression than group expression...
youre right, i can def see that happening here in the states
The west sadly starts into pitching other people business too. But not really in a good way. Some are just nosy.
I love how the lady joked that she'll take the little girl away. It's common for Asian (especially) Chinese parents to threaten to sell their kids to strangers in order to scare them into behaving. 😂
In Latino América it works the same! Specially our moms are always saying to strangers on the street things like "sir/madam, do you want this kid? I give it to you, take it", and it was frightening as hell 😂😂
Very true.
@@paulinaqm597 omg same here😂😂
@@paulinaqm597 haha 😀 knew how it felt like as a kid
Omg this is soo problematic
This brought me to tears. May the creator bless all these wonderful women for their beautiful hearts and words of wisdom. They truly cared for her from the bottom of their hearts and gave her advice she will never forget. That is the kind of world we deserve to live in . Where it takes a village to raise a child and where little girls are not afraid to walk the streets alone!
This is… so wholesome. One of the things I love about Asian culture is how they address strangers with so much respect as to call them “grandma” or “auntie” or “big sister/brother”. It warms my heart so much, and this video did just that. Thank you for the free serotonin and dopamine. ♥️🥰
This was too sweet- I literally wish more neighborhoods and just general public areas had more mindful communities like this.
I have to say i only see (see means from social experiment) people in china are very respectfully towards others no matter where they belong to and they're so gentle and helpful towards others and they help others without expect anything in returned . and that's i loves about them ❤️.
And lots of love from INDIA .❤️
i love how based on a persons age even if you don’t know them you can say “grandma, auntie, etc.” everyone is like a family 🥺🤍
I take it you are not from Asia! May I know what do you call? (Genuinely curious, no sarcasm)
@@rachelmikealson2511 Hello! Usually in America we address people as Mrs. (Last Name) or Mr. (Last Name) if its a teacher or so, and if we don’t know their names, it’s either sir or ma’am! ☺️
Yes I think all over Asia we use these words😍😍
That is what we use all over asia and i just now realized that it's not normal in western countries
this is so true❤️ i am Filipino and i really adore this abt asian cultures. now i am dating a French man and i've been dying to call my in-laws at least aunt or uncle but i have to stick with madame and monsieur, it feels weird to me😭🤣
To live a life where this happens all the time without having to worry about a child getting kidnapped would be wonderful.
May all of our societies work towards a humanistic goal
Yes. To all children, women, men, enby folks of different races, ethnicities, nationalities, religion and backgrounds to be able to go out without fear of getting robbed by someone poorer, harmed by someone that's not in their right mind, or having any worry they might not be able to return to their loved ones.
1:14 '' My granddaughter often has to braid this braid" I remember my grandmother who passed away last 2018, she used to tie and comb my hair when I was young, she tie it too tight so I sometimes don't want her to tie my hair, seeing the smile of the lady reminds me of her and I'm getting emotional right now, I miss her so much, I still use her old comb to comb my hair. I just want to share this, sorry for wasting ur time reading this.
That's so sweet, may your grandmother rest in peace
the opposite of wasting my time, i love hearing stories about people's loved ones.
Love is beyond every distiction human has ever created 💗
may your grandmother rest in peace❤️
This is so sweet! We need more people like this in the world, how kind they are to this little girl warms my heart♥️
She is adorable and it was so heartwarming watching these strangers help her out. ^_^
I wish people in England were like this! They were all so kind and warm hearted. They literally put a smile on my face
! :)
I see random acts of kindness all the time in England. I'm sure if a girl was struggling with her hair in England a kind old lady would help.
Don’t really think Americans really care about other people only their own family
@@Wahtri Yea, Americans can be individualistic to a dangerous degree.
The lady that said “look how beautiful this girl is” made my heart soft
It was so touching just a small gesture and it brings happiness to people we should learn that ileven if its a small thing a person needs help with we should really try to help that person As humans we dont have to go for bigger things in lifes small gestures and help too can make an impression in a persons life .
Lol grampa on the side giving commentary.
"You missed a strand"
"Make a circle"
🤣
Edit: OMG 1.8k likes in 2 days. That's crazy. Thank you guys 💕
That was really cute😭💗
Yesssss
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omg I wish I could be like that with my future husband at that age hahaha
😂😂😂😂😂😂👏
It’s such a simple skill, but we often take it for granted. I have cerebral palsy and I wasn’t able to tie my hair til I was fourteen, it’s so nice to see other help out
I hope you're doing well :)
I am gonna turn 15 in 3 days and I still don't know 😟😅
@@ayeshafazal3256 I can do a low pony tail but can't do anything special
wow thats so cool i have cancer and coronavirus
“小心阿姨把你抱走了”🤣
是的，太有趣了，中国每年约有 70,000 名儿童被绑架，所以这并不好笑。你怎么了？你为什么这样?
Oh my gosh... every single one of them were so kind and loving to her. It made me 😭. This is exactly how our world should be to one another. We should all show pure and holy love to everyone we encounter. ❤️
Everyone was so kind. 😁💕 They treated her like she was one of their own and telling her to be very careful when she's out by herself.
The fact that they all tied her hair beautifully, especially the old grandma with the guidance of her husband ❤️
I love them ❤️
I left China when I was probably younger than the child in the video and I hadn't been back in over 2 decades, so this is all very nostalgic. The West is not often kind in their portrayal of this culture and its people but I think the videos you have created speak for themselves, thank you
This is so heartwarming. Seeing the smallest acts of kindness like this make me so happy, just knowing good people are out there
This is so wholesome to watch I really love how they treat everyone like family and with the utmost respect it's probably one of my favourite things about asian culture. I find it so beautiful either way like the language, cultural clothing and all it's so wonderful to me I've been passionate about it for so long. Anyways loved the video it was extremely heartwarming and I'm glad there are kind people like them in this world ❤
This channel always makes me cry. So refreshing to see good people out there!
Watching this warmed my heart the Chinese are so friendly and helpful, we could learn a lot from them
"Do a circle"
I love it so much 😭
An actual tear of happiness came to my eye. We live in a world that is often scary and dangerous. To see these beautiful folks lok out for that sweet girl in such tender, loving ways makes the world feel a little less heavy. Thank you!
Simple act of kindness 😌
These types of reactions make me so happy! It fills my heart to see that people are willing to take time out of their personal day no matter what, to help out a little girl 🥰🥰❤️
Hello 👋 how are you doing?
las señoras mayores siempre tienen una afición por peinar cabelleras ajenas, se me figura muy tierno que no se conformen con la coleta sino que vean qué cosa más bonita le pueden hacer a la niña
The old man showing his wife that she missed a hair part was wholesome 🥺
Grandmas and older people, when they interact with you are the sweetest and so wholesome!!
I can't believe watching such a simple thing is enough to make my sorrows dissapear
U deserve happiness chocovanilla
I’m 44 and bawling my eyes out. So many times I want to help children, but my own country (America) scares me away from it. I love the respect from these littles, “Grandma, Auntie and Miss”. It’s how I was taught and teach my kids. They call older people Grandma and Grandpa. They’re in their 20’s and still do.
Good insight Gina Graves
I’m from America too, I completely understand. You anticipate being stared at weirdly, maybe someone’s parent will snap at you and call the cops or literally get in your face. Someone might videotape you and call you a predator online. It’s not a very welcoming place for random acts of kindness, the culture is perverse about doing anything nice.
@@Demi.d3mi its for a good reason tho, i completely understand your point, but in america for some reason it seems to be more of a common thing that commotions in the street happen, and sometime even if there's adults forcing children to go places, people wont even bat an eye thinking its not their bussiness.
Everyonw is uncle, auntie, granma and granpa in most asian culture
If your kids are in their 20s in America calling older people Grandpa and Grandma they will get slapped and deserve it. That's not how people show respect here, and I know you know that. You are either lying or have taught your kids to be punks to old people.
I wish the world was like this all the time. So positive!
Awwe only to be that little girl ❤️🩹🥰
“Don’t go with strangers alright?”
Cute, they all treat her with such respect.
Those ladies were all angels for how they helped sweet little girl❤
2:33 This scene seemed like angels from heaven are helping her 💃💃💃
truee
Those pink ladies were fab-u-lous.
They're street dancers
que linda la señora dándole consejos y diciéndole que no se vaya con extraños🤧🥺💖
@Katia Lagos People Loves = Woman, children, cute animal.
People Love MAN when they get somethink in retain . It's painful to bear 😔
La amé!💓
Ame esa parte 😍🥺💖
This channel makes me believe that there is still something good left in this world.
in china you mena. good people in china! other parts of the world are kinda rare
Yeah not in the us
Everyone was so sweet for the love they have for the girl but the grandma and grandpa on the wheelchair are so lovely. They were like the grandparents of the girl.
Everyone made time and effort to make the girl feel comfortable, safe and beautiful not just with a simple tie but a braid.
I just love that it's pretty much all women who so kindly help her. So sweet. And the little old man was sweet too
The grandma and grandpa are so cute ❤️ so happy seeing everyone treats her gently, and even though they just need to simply tie her hair, they actually make sure to make her hair neat and pretty.
It's such a simple gesture but totally heart warming watching this ❤️
This is the sort of internet content I've been looking for. Everyone is so sweet, it just warms my heart. ❤
I cried the entire clip. Thank you for showing us that their is still love that is pure in our world. God Bless
My heart burns with joy and emotion when I see that there are still good people 💛
Ela recebeu ajuda de todas as mulheres. Que incrível,
Todas preocupadas em ela estar só e mostrando preocupação
Amei 💟
É msm
I think my favourite was the grandpa sitting on the side directing his wife how to do the little girls hair! So sweet ❤️
In China everyone is related to one another, its always uncle, auntie, older brother, older sister, young brother, younger sister... Its a lovely concept.
ただ結ぶだけじゃなくて編んだりアレンジしてくれるの優しいね🥰
She's being given lots of love. I loved the lady telling her not to go with strangers haha. So sweet!
Some people seamed so happy to do her hair like they were her daughter,
so beautiful.
This is beautiful, watching people helping is so calming n soothing💕💗💕💗💕💗💕💗👍👍👍👍💕💗💕💗👏👏👏👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗