Watching Chunxiroad ‘s pedestrian road information in video content and your detailed video footage, the scenes of people freely and freely enjoying the city in their own way became more vivid and realistic. Under the streetlights, a street performer manipulates crystal balls with grace, while dancers move to the rhythm, their steps blending seamlessly with the ground. The singer’s voice rides the night breeze, resonating in the hearts of passersby. At the top of the building, a unique panda monument lights up the night sky. The dreamlike cityscape is recorded by a your video camera!✨ Yosh and Iku
Chunxi Road is the most popular Pedestrainised Street in Sichuan, where Chengdu is the capital city. Walking on this street is interesting as so much things are happening. The malls (there is a glimpse at the beginning of the video) shops and food places are awesome too. I did not have time to cover those. The street vendors are very fit as they have to keep moving their carts whenever the police comes. The buskers are very skilled. The crystal ball guy had no chance to collect tips from the public as the police intervened at the conclusion of his act. I felt sad for him as he had spent much energy putting up the show.
This is a famous road in Chen du. You captured the modern vibe really well, I enjoyed watching the crowds , venders and the giant panda 🐼 on screen. Very cute 👍🏼🤩
Yes, this is the most famous street in Chengdu. There's so much action here. I did not have time to explore the malls and food places. The police and vendors were playing their respective roles out of duty and survival. If this is Singapore, the government will licence the vendors and make them pay licence fees. It's win-win.
@@SingaporeCityWalks yes it’s unfortunate the government there think these venders are not aesthetically pleasing for the street but lots of people love these stands and they make the city lively and versatile compared to the fancy mall stores. And they are more affordable. I never understand their policies
China (or Chengdu at least) is a very modern place now, almost like Singapore! The "game" played by the police and stallholders is rather silly, but I guess it provides some added interest for the public.
Some of China's 1st tier cities have futuristic infrastructures. Changsha & Shenzhen are examples. I prefer to visit old places and countrysides, so I am always debating with myself whether to visit cities or the countrysides. The same cat and mouse game is played out in Taiwan. My Taipei Ximending video will show this when I upload it in a couple of months time. If this is Singapore, the government will license them and make them pay monthly to stay on the pavement at fixed locations.
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Watching Chunxiroad ‘s pedestrian road information in video content and your detailed video footage, the scenes of people freely and freely enjoying the city in their own way became more vivid and realistic.
Under the streetlights, a street performer manipulates crystal balls with grace, while dancers move to the rhythm, their steps blending seamlessly with the ground.
The singer’s voice rides the night breeze, resonating in the hearts of passersby.
At the top of the building, a unique panda monument lights up the night sky.
The dreamlike cityscape is recorded by a your video camera!✨
Yosh and Iku
Chunxi Road is the most popular Pedestrainised Street in Sichuan, where Chengdu is the capital city. Walking on this street is interesting as so much things are happening. The malls (there is a glimpse at the beginning of the video) shops and food places are awesome too. I did not have time to cover those. The street vendors are very fit as they have to keep moving their carts whenever the police comes.
The buskers are very skilled. The crystal ball guy had no chance to collect tips from the public as the police intervened at the conclusion of his act. I felt sad for him as he had spent much energy putting up the show.
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This is a famous road in Chen du. You captured the modern vibe really well, I enjoyed watching the crowds , venders and the giant panda 🐼 on screen. Very cute 👍🏼🤩
Yes, this is the most famous street in Chengdu. There's so much action here. I did not have time to explore the malls and food places. The police and vendors were playing their respective roles out of duty and survival. If this is Singapore, the government will licence the vendors and make them pay licence fees. It's win-win.
@@SingaporeCityWalks yes it’s unfortunate the government there think these venders are not aesthetically pleasing for the street but lots of people love these stands and they make the city lively and versatile compared to the fancy mall stores. And they are more affordable. I never understand their policies
Very beautiful place Chengdu....nice night life of the place wonderfully captured ....very nice video👍👍👍
Thank you Kartikeya.
Ur Singapore walking tour is colorful 😊
I love Singapore
Thank you for watching 😀
China (or Chengdu at least) is a very modern place now, almost like Singapore! The "game" played by the police and stallholders is rather silly, but I guess it provides some added interest for the public.
Some of China's 1st tier cities have futuristic infrastructures. Changsha & Shenzhen are examples. I prefer to visit old places and countrysides, so I am always debating with myself whether to visit cities or the countrysides. The same cat and mouse game is played out in Taiwan. My Taipei Ximending video will show this when I upload it in a couple of months time. If this is Singapore, the government will license them and make them pay monthly to stay on the pavement at fixed locations.
路上のパフォーマンスは無許可？ だとしたら、取り締まりとか来ないの？ 最高やん。
路上パフォーマンスは許可されていません。ビデオでは、16:03 のクリスタル ボールのパフォーマーが、検査官が到着したときに寄付金を集める前に停止しなければならなかったことがわかります。
シンガポールのように、パフォーマーがパフォーマンスをするために料金を支払うことを許可する必要があります。そうすれば、誰もが幸せになります。
@ そうなんですね。説明ありがとうございます。中国って、想像していたよりも表現の自由に寛容なのかと思いましたが、違うようですね。
No sign of economic decline in Chengdu.
I'm not familiar with the Chinese economy. I see normal activities on the streets. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for watching.