I guess if a Chinese get to every corner of a major production site in America, he would have been arrested for things like Industrial Espionage....But....Great video!! Don't stop what u are doing, haha.
Chinese don’t have the mindset called “spy” because their communist education. I was surprised when I try to film some snacks in a grocery store in the USA , a guy stopped me
There was lady in the background who was following him but I think she was the translator and was also telling the workers what was going on with the cameras and all that but I don't think they really cared anyway.
Oh yes have ridden these in Abu Dhabi, the atmosphere and comfort in these buses especially on long distance routes are like flying on an airline Business Class.
@@dennis12dec As far as public buses, it's usually MAN, or Volvo and Mercedes. In the private area there's a lot, Ashok leylan, being the huger market here, and for the smaller buses Toyota, Mitsubishi, etc, I really never see these other Chinese buses other than Sunwin, BLK, etc
@@ve7yan That's how UNCLE SIMON ACHE lose businesses by sanctions this and that too often to too many nations globally and then lost all their clienteles to support their homeland manufacturers.
Someone told me in 2007 when I get in china “This is china man”. I was shock for what I saw daily. Since then i am still in china and I see the country how it grow and improve everyday ....pity not many people around the world know about it !
@@PontiacFan68 you get what you pay for China is one big factory that produce products according your order book and what you can afford If your a cheap bitch you get cheap crap
@@lynnecromack4933 Correct. The unsustainable Western debt is reaching horrific proportions. We are definitely over our heads to Western bankers. Meanwhile China has sensibly banned cryptocurrences. They certainly understand a 'Ponzi scheme' when they see one. Kind regards.👍
I always knew that the collective spirit of the Chinese people is unbeatable. From the top political leaders to the engineers to the street cleaners, all members of Chinese society are working towards a common goal, to make their lives better and better. Americans use to have this spirit. Now the USA is falling apart with different interest groups fighting each other to the death.
I'm French and I'm not young. But far as I can remember, America has always been given as finished and over. And that's right from the 60s. From the things one see today, America is a still steadily rising power. America will still own the future. Take it from me. The future is not about massively producing at a cheap price and with cheap labor other people's concepts and ideas and inventions...
Great video. Yutong Bus Factory did good to allow you free access to their factory, so this way the whole world can know how China is making several vehicles for industrial use for global consumption. Thank you for sharing.
Man this was a surprisingly nice look. Here in Denmark where I'm from we're seeing Yutongs appear everywhere. The first large scale order for electric buses in the country was for Yutong and after that, they began appearing EVERYWHERE! Over half of all electric buses here in the country are made by Yutong, and I gotta say they aren't bad buses at all, quite decent compared to most other ones I've ridden across cities. And apparently also being really affordable, reliable, and intuitive from what drivers around the country have said!
Funny, although as a car truck and bus fanatic of Denmark, I’ve been wondering what this bus brand starting with Yu… was all about …saw the last one just a few hours ago while I was biking into Copenhagen Until now my main focus has been on brands like Scania Volvo Mercedes Daf and Iveco - there has been a lot of busses lately where I couldn’t decipher which brand they were All in the same color - all more or less looking alike For sure I now know the brand Yutong and I will never forget Thank you for documenting this - it is impressive
Here In Australia,ACT government just bought some electric buses from Yutong, as a Australian Chinese, i am super proud of it,i am going to be a bus driver soon 😁😁
Very powerful narrative! Professional, concise, thoughtful introduction of new tech in bus manufacturing industry, thank you so much for the top quality contents 👍
When they say China is a competitor, I always wonder what competition they're talking about. Literally just about anything you can do, China does it at least 80% as good if not better but for half the price if not less.
@@tomchristian4304 In terms of Yutong, I don’t agree. The bus product (and I have bought them) is up there with the best from Daimler and Volvo. This company at least, has quality sorted
@@ralphroberts7146 Not sure. The challenge I would have is most grants require US Made/Built and Altoona Testing. My org is looking to purchase NF EV Buses.
So... it is all about money? What about employment? I believe no single western bus company involved in public transportation should ever purchase a Chinese bus. Not because of quality, we simply have to protect our own companies and workforce. Certainly till China becomes an open market to the rest of the world.
They are literally capturing a major share of global public transportation as you can clearly see their buses currently running in the major cities of multiple countries around the world including mine. Thumbs up for showing us their manufacturing base. Greetings from Pakistan ❤
Educational. Impressive and comprehensive video presentation on various types of light and heavy truck manufacturing. The quote was super! Thank you Sir and Yutong and other China manufacturers.
Buses here in the Philippines these days are now made by Yutong and also from manufacturers like King Long Golden Dragon, Zhong Tong to name a few and are built with a highest quality. Those long distance buses have a built in toilet located on middle right side of the bus.
@@shido8597 As you can see on our roads particularly those Low - Entry City Buses in the capital also on provincial routes many bus companies have a built in lavatory or toilet in their fleet suitable for long distance travel also have a stackable tray table on each seat and USB charging port if your smartphone is running low on batteries which is very convenient for long travel, they also have free Wifi. They also have a seating configuration with the comfort you'll normally find on an airline Business Class.
Here In Australia,ACT government just bought some electric buses from Yutong, as a Australian Chinese, i am super proud of it,i am going to be a bus driver soon 😁😁
To experience QUALITY, an individual should experience it, its very good and exceptional to experience the QUALITY in its highest of standards. Congratulations YUTONG.
Yutong buses are very reliable, a bus company here in Mindanao, Philippines has Yutong buses that are over 10 years old and they still run very well, they’re comfortable and their air conditioning systems still function properly. All the Yutong buses I’ve rode in have never broken down during long distance travels.
Five years ago my wife and I moved to Uruguay where they use some of theses buses and the touring ones are first class. Thanks for this interesting and educational video...nice job!
WOW I AM INSPIRED BY THE HISTORY OF THIS FACTORY. AN ENTIRE ECONOMIC ENGINE FOR 60,000 JOBS IT HAS CREATED. THANK YOU TO THE HOST FOR ACKNOWLEDGING THE EFFORTS OF CHINESE, OTHER WESTERNERS RIDICULE THEM BUT YOU WERE HUMBLE & RECOGNISED THEIR CREATIVITY & DEVELOPMENT. THANK YOU TOO...
Great Video, and great they gave you so much access. I'm so over the US and Australia bashing China, so its great you are putting out such positive video's.I'm an Australian, 15 years in Shanghai :) I was here before fast trains, the old T trains and many many long distance buses out to my various factories (I'm in textiles). I got my license about 8 years ago and drive now, and can't say I miss the long distance buses, ha ha but I did see huge quality improvements over the years. Everything has improved over the time I have been here. Your drone footage was cool too :)
Impressive to see busses have come a long way. I remember always seeing buses in especially in Guangzhou downtown area where they run on electricity lines like trams. I use to wonder wow can buses do that,that too in the of middle of busy downtown roads. Yes buses have come a long way. When I saw in 2015 electric (EV) buses running on roads in GZ I was like wow silent no smoke no engine noise and it looks so impressive. Over all Nice video.
i never thought I would really enjoy a video about a bus factory, but one minute in, and I was enjoying it..you should show this video everywhere..! that concluding remarks, with that miniature bus, really adds to the overall imoression..you are a genius at making bus factory videos..!!!
Great video! Envy you got such a deep dive into a world class bus manufacturer's core asset. You got it right, building a bus isn't just putting wheels on a chassis, and what keeps Yutong a world brand is not just cost-efficiency. They focus on developing next generation public transportation solution, as you can see the 5G and auto-driving technology.
I've learned a lot from this video too. Never have I thought that building a bus involved so much teamwork. I always thought it was just a couple of guys fitting something and then it moves on to the next and so on so forth. Now though, through your video I realize that it's more than just a monotonous work of fitting and assembling. It's a whole community of people diligently doing a synchronised dance each knowing exactly their job and efficiently executing them at every part to finish a product every few hours. And I came to realize that if a country could be like that then that country is going to succeed way more than any which are in disarray. Unfortunately the country I'm living in now is exactly that way. In disarray!
This is only ONE Industry in China. This is why Western Business go to China to have their product manufactured there. Better Management/Production Plant/Planning/Build/Delivery - with a Management that has studied Western Business Operations and does it better. This is why Walmart (USA), Warehouse(NZ), Bunnings (Australia/NZ), shop there; this is also why all your DIY Home Tools are manufactured there, so are the majority of shipping containers. - I could go on. It is amazing how the West have missed the "boat", allowing the Chinese to "move into the open space of industry. The other factor, is that China has NO Unions, that have dominated/decimated Western Business for decades. It is a Nation of People that evolved from the Han & Ming Dynasties, to now.
I used to build Scania coaches back in the 80s,it was exactly how you describe,3 or 4 of us would assemble a coach from the ground up,we didn't do the bodies, but they would leave us as a driveable chassis then get sent to the body builders.
Thanks for making this professional video. Very well covered and it gives us a peek why China has started becoming a standard for manufacturing process. I liked that statement written on their proving grounds " Don't consider the Market as a Test Ground. Consider the Test Ground as the Market"
@@WalkaboutRojo Also - the USA has LOST all of its bus manufacturing companies with Mack Truck & Buses in 1961, AM General in 1979, The once biggest and famous GMC Truck & Coach in 1985, and finally Flxible in 1996. And so it goes my friends.
@@henrygingold6549 live in fear? china is not north Korea. fear of what getting fired and not being able to make ends meet? because let me tell you that is the exact situation of many millions in the US and the EU. most blue collar workers live paycheck to paycheck. he only reason I don't have that fear is because I have 2 jobs and I am not prob gonna lose both at the same time.
@@henrygingold6549 they dont harvest the organs of Han Chinese living in a big city. they harvest the minorities they have been constantly trying to replace with than Chinese in every part of china. so not a fear for most of the people in china. and ofc if you are a westerner living in china then what the fuck are you doing there. you risk getting arrested for made up charges like happened to many. chinese real fear are that they cant trust any food or medicine they buy. that is what makes Chinese parents freak out. and so every upper middle class or more Chinese are either sending their family abroad or raising their children on imported food.
Thanks for the upload. Truly a revelation to us all outside of China. I trust it is the same quality or higher for their trains....warship, jets and aircraft carriers.....
I really love this particular vlog ,double thumbs up for u , hoping US won't campaign and banned Yutong bus company for national security risks concerns as they did to Huawei !
It is amazing that you have full access to the different areas of the site. Generally, western media qualify any Chinese organisation, factory or activity as being "secretive".
What a massive plant beyond imagination and great synchronisation. Thank you for a nice documentary & really like that last sentence bus is not a box it's a family
Wow! I drove professionally in the US for 15 years, as a Female CDL Driver. I drove some nice Buses. However, I could pull up a seat and watch the Workers assemble Buses, all day. 🤓 This is very fascinated. I love Buses. I need to visit the Bus Museum and much more in China 🇨🇳 😊👍🏾
Wow, this park is another city of its own. Hahaha i enjoyed the ride with you guys, felt like i was on the bus when it came to bending and the climbing. Great video!
@@WalkaboutRojo Hey Rojo, would you also do a tour review of the New Flyer bus assembly plant in Anniston, AL. as well?? Just to compare the two different manufacturing processes, models and different cultures. Thanks!!!
As a bus enthusiast here in the Philippines. This is like a digital tour of their facility. thanks for sharing your experience here. and by the way nice toy from Yutong. Hopefully they can produce also the HTC12 as a scale model.
I travelled with many Chinese made buses in Philippines, especially Kinglong which was the first Chinese brand used by some mayor bus lines between Manila and North Luzon.
There's a great amount of pride and community when there's a large manufacturer in your town. Could imagine the workers that can proudly say they MAKE dump trucks/buses etc.
Great video because it's not easy to get an insight tour of a factory (anywhere in the world) because companies like to keep their little secrets. (Public) transport has come a long way in China since its humble beginnings.
Amazing Journey... I wish to visit Yutong factory, and proven that Quality Made in from Chinese are good. Mostly Indonesian people underestimate Chinese products specifically on Automotive products, but this video show how great are Chinese ini Quality and technologi. Thanks mate...👍👍
Any major works is always an eye opener. I won't be able to make comparison with Hitchi or Mitsubishu of Japan, Finland's Wartsila, France's Alstom or the NEI Parsons in UK before it was broken up but China is definiely catching fast and holds its own ground.
'Holding its own ground' - courtesy of reverse engineering everyone else's stuff. I still don't understand why we sent all our manufacturing to such an uncaring, polluting country. Oh yes, I remember, it was so we could claim we were 'reducing our carbon footprint', as nobody had to account for any of the pollution caused by imported products - and still don't. It was politically expedient & saved everyone from having to actually do something. Same now, with all the big corporations using 'carbon offsets', a simple trick of accounting to pretend to be 'carbon neutral' or 'nett zero' - just pay some company for some pretend 'green initiatives' to offset the damage you've done & get money from the government/taxpayer. China won't even start to reduce any emissions until at least 2060 - and that'll be put back, you can count on it. Meanwhile, China has created more pollution in 8 years than the UK has over the last 220 years...
@@johnmurphy9550 China-hater ignoring the following facts (1) China in 2021 generated 8,375 TWh when US generated 4,280 TWh. Thus China generated twice amount of electrical power of the US. However since US has 4 times the population of China so every American consumes twice amount of electrical power and causes twice amount of world pollution than a Chinese. (2) UK annually generates about 310 TWh as any extra will be imported from France. China in 2021 by nuclear generation alone was 407 TWh (1.3 times UK), Hydro generation was 1,340 TWh (4.3 times UK), Wind generation 655 TWh (2.1 times UK) and solar generation 327 TWh (1.05 times UK national output). Thus China's renewable energy alone can power 8.8 times UK annually! (3) Your UK 220 years total pollution is same as China's last 8 years is just a selective way of looking at the numbers as this suggest China emits 220/8 = 27.5 times more pollutants than UK. UK in 2021 generated 306.8 TWh so comparing with China in 2021 China does generate 8,735/306.8 = 28.47 times more electrical power annually and could be accused giving out equal amount of pollutants.
Wow. I’ve seen them on the road here in Australia and didn’t think anything of them- just assumed they were probably some rubbish of alibaba Totally changed my perspective. That factory is amazing…. Been to Aussie bus builders here, nothing like that!
Beautiful and informative video! I came across your channel and I am touched by your passion and enthusiasm. And as a Chinese, I am happy you enjoyed your stay and the visit to Yutong.
This looks amazing. I was always curious to look into the process of manufacturing these huge buses we see running around our highways. Its very impressive.
I remember very clearly that the chief executive of China's high-speed railway once said in an interview with the media: when China's high-speed railway was purchased externally, Japan and Germany participated in the technical bidding. However, when China's head arrived in Japan, Japan banned the Chinese team from entering the cab to visit (for fear of stealing their technology). After China's high-speed railway was on the road, reporters were welcome to shoot. They are not afraid of technology leakage at all. Another example is that the chief design engineer of Boeing's first commercial aircraft is Chinese. However, when he completed the flight test and waited for the relevant government review, he was rejected. Don't let him participate, say it will steal American technology
@@xwqi chinese(ccp) foundation is on stealing others works (including helpless poor chineese) so dont be surprise if no one trust you , its middle east ppl dont like americans
The Chinese government's investment in higher education pays back with enormous return on investment for engineering scholars they sent to all universities all over the world. It is also a great pride to have students who are eager to study and improve their lives with the help of the Chinese government. The Chinese government have a long range plans to improve every Chinese lives and promote their trade and industry all over the world.
You're right, mate. The U.S. will not allow these buses in due to security risks. They may have d busses bugged n China's military may be listening in! 😅
Amazing video! I love seeing how these beasts are made. I'm a big fan of buses, I once traveled 26 hours from Florence to Hamburg, and in Japan I often take the overnight bus to travel between Osaka, Tokyo and Fukuoka.
Yutong is not a Chinese brand. It's a global brand. Sold everywhere. From Singapore, Phillipines to Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Myanmar to Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait to United Kingdom, European Union to the whole African continent and also in Chile, Uruguay, other Latin American countries. You've mistaken and said 30 countries instead of 130 countries by mistake.
Nice video.....informative. China looks after its workers quite welll.....they all look cheerful as they work in such a well-coordinated teamwork that leads to such large-scale production.
That was a well thought out presentation Paul. Keep up chasing your dreams and inspiring others. This is one of the best videos you have created. Congratulations.
Great video. You see these things in the street, maybe ride them into town, get caught behind them in traffic but you never think about where they came from. Thanks for the life lesson at the end too..... Community AAA+++
What's so amazing about modern China is its complexity and scale. Here are these massive R&D and manufacturing facilities, working with leading edge technology, but a minute ago I was watching a vlog about some minority Yi tribe on their market day. The tribes people bring their live stocks and vegetables to sell, and it is still rather primitive way of life. Yet there are Chinese vehicles at the market too. Today I found an interview on TH-cam with an Australian scholar David Kelly in China (by CIS, Australia). He objects to what western people called "Chinese Culture" because he said there are many Chinese Cultures. Very true. He shared many learned observations from his 40+ years of experience in China. Worth a look.
China is the largest factory of everything no doubt of that. I was in China and I did see and I was in shock.
Everything from A-Z.
Who would think that a video on a bus factory could be such an uplifting story. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yep... I enjoyed the peace n green which is in aplenty. Seem the good smell of new buses are everywhere.
lol
@@WalkaboutRojo I enjoyed it, too. Thank you for bringing me this.
Excellent video. Amazing China leading the world through the 21st century and beyond.
I guess if a Chinese get to every corner of a major production site in America, he would have been arrested for things like Industrial Espionage....But....Great video!! Don't stop what u are doing, haha.
Chinese don’t have the mindset called “spy” because their communist education. I was surprised when I try to film some snacks in a grocery store in the USA , a guy stopped me
@@weizhang2834 what is communist education?
elaborate please..
or u may answer in Chinese also.
@@呆丸螂死全家
May be he mean sharing and knowledge as a public good.
There was lady in the background who was following him but I think she was the translator and was also telling the workers what was going on with the cameras and all that but I don't think they really cared anyway.
@@weizhang2834 What is there to steal? Try taking pictures inside the fighter plane assemble and let me know
I have seen lots of them here in Middle East ! They are very comfortable and luxurious
Oh yes have ridden these in Abu Dhabi, the atmosphere and comfort in these buses especially on long distance routes are like flying on an airline Business Class.
@@dennis12dec
As far as public buses, it's usually MAN, or Volvo and Mercedes.
In the private area there's a lot, Ashok leylan, being the huger market here, and for the smaller buses Toyota, Mitsubishi, etc, I really never see these other Chinese buses other than Sunwin, BLK, etc
95% of buses in Cuba are Yutong
@@ve7yan Yes
@@ve7yan
That's how UNCLE SIMON ACHE lose businesses by sanctions this and that too often to too many nations globally and then lost all their clienteles to support their homeland manufacturers.
Someone told me in 2007 when I get in china “This is china man”. I was shock for what I saw daily. Since then i am still in china and I see the country how it grow and improve everyday ....pity not many people around the world know about it !
it's why i make videos.
now I know why US president say China, China, China.... 👍👍👍👍👍
Copy paste of American tech.
@@LazyyyyDuckkDonot be jealous. Read some news
China has emerged as a significant economic super power, posing a threat to the dominant position that the USA holds globally.
@@learner6721😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
The level of China innovation and development is unmatchable. Truely incredible
Not when it comes to qaulity they can only make great electronics everything else is unreliable escpeshelly the vehicles.
@P Haokip. Correct. In my view I would also add the word; Unbeatable. Kind regards.👍
@@PontiacFan68 you get what you pay for
China is one big factory that produce products according your order book and what you can afford
If your a cheap bitch you get cheap crap
And there debt is unmatchable and unpayable too !!
@@lynnecromack4933 Correct. The unsustainable Western debt is reaching horrific proportions.
We are definitely over our heads to Western bankers. Meanwhile China has sensibly banned cryptocurrences. They certainly understand a 'Ponzi scheme' when they see one.
Kind regards.👍
What you said at the end of the video really got me. I’m grateful that I’m back in China now.
truth.
Transit vans are selling like hot cakes
I always knew that the collective spirit of the Chinese people is unbeatable. From the top political leaders to the engineers to the street cleaners, all members of Chinese society are working towards a common goal, to make their lives better and better. Americans use to have this spirit. Now the USA is falling apart with different interest groups fighting each other to the death.
Wow chines payed propaganda
don't count out America, my friend. We're still doing amazing things through the bickering. =)
not paid or compensated in any way... that's a narrative that has no foundation.
@@WalkaboutRojo I love many thing about America but their anti-China rhetoric is not one of them.
I'm French and I'm not young. But far as I can remember, America has always been given as finished and over. And that's right from the 60s. From the things one see today, America is a still steadily rising power. America will still own the future. Take it from me. The future is not about massively producing at a cheap price and with cheap labor other people's concepts and ideas and inventions...
Great video. Yutong Bus Factory did good to allow you free access to their factory, so this way the whole world can know how China is making several vehicles for industrial use for global consumption. Thank you for sharing.
Man this was a surprisingly nice look. Here in Denmark where I'm from we're seeing Yutongs appear everywhere. The first large scale order for electric buses in the country was for Yutong and after that, they began appearing EVERYWHERE! Over half of all electric buses here in the country are made by Yutong, and I gotta say they aren't bad buses at all, quite decent compared to most other ones I've ridden across cities. And apparently also being really affordable, reliable, and intuitive from what drivers around the country have said!
Funny, although as a car truck and bus fanatic of Denmark, I’ve been wondering what this bus brand starting with Yu… was all about …saw the last one just a few hours ago while I was biking into Copenhagen
Until now my main focus has been on brands like Scania Volvo Mercedes Daf and Iveco - there has been a lot of busses lately where I couldn’t decipher which brand they were
All in the same color - all more or less looking alike
For sure I now know the brand Yutong and I will never forget
Thank you for documenting this - it is impressive
Not in all over the country all over the world💕💗💖💓✌🇵🇰🇨🇳❣💞
@@shahzadafahad3412巴基斯坦纯手工打造的yutong客车，在中国抖音上也很火。
@@Oriental-perspective VVIP的位置最牛
Here In Australia,ACT government just bought some electric buses from Yutong, as a Australian Chinese, i am super proud of it,i am going to be a bus driver soon 😁😁
I m surprise they did not consider that is a national security threat.
@@MrBoysnz OZ is not that stupid like the US at the moment 😂, In Sydney,lots of new trains are made it China,and got lots of Asian drivers as well
@@MrBoysnz but Australian beef and coal.. Is threat to china.. Or a tool to blackmail
Byd is the monopoly in UK e bus market
@@leiyue1411 Actually UK might need to bring Yutong to lower the price
Very powerful narrative! Professional, concise, thoughtful introduction of new tech in bus manufacturing industry, thank you so much for the top quality contents 👍
Glad you liked it!
When they say China is a competitor, I always wonder what competition they're talking about. Literally just about anything you can do, China does it at least 80% as good if not better but for half the price if not less.
cheaper is about all you have correct. The quality is not there.
China does pollution better
@@tomchristian4304 In terms of Yutong, I don’t agree. The bus product (and I have bought them) is up there with the best from Daimler and Volvo. This company at least, has quality sorted
@@ralphroberts7146 Not sure. The challenge I would have is most grants require US Made/Built and Altoona Testing. My org is looking to purchase NF EV Buses.
So... it is all about money? What about employment? I believe no single western bus company involved in public transportation should ever purchase a Chinese bus. Not because of quality, we simply have to protect our own companies and workforce. Certainly till China becomes an open market to the rest of the world.
They are literally capturing a major share of global public transportation as you can clearly see their buses currently running in the major cities of multiple countries around the world including mine. Thumbs up for showing us their manufacturing base. Greetings from Pakistan ❤
They are showing major junk that they are making
@@allentoyokawa9068 FACTS
In fact it's the same bus we drove in Qatar world cup 2022
@@allentoyokawa9068 I Agree that major tech is borrowed from Japanese and German bus makers.
@@allentoyokawa9068Ignorant and arrogant
Educational. Impressive and comprehensive video presentation on various types of light and heavy truck manufacturing. The quote was super! Thank you Sir and Yutong and other China manufacturers.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yes, and all are electrically powered
Buses here in the Philippines these days are now made by Yutong and also from manufacturers like King Long Golden Dragon, Zhong Tong to name a few and are built with a highest quality. Those long distance buses have a built in toilet located on middle right side of the bus.
yeah, but i always give dirty looks to those who use it. ha
Didn't know we are already using chinese buses
@@shido8597 As you can see on our roads particularly those Low - Entry City Buses in the capital also on provincial routes many bus companies have a built in lavatory or toilet in their fleet suitable for long distance travel also have a stackable tray table on each seat and USB charging port if your smartphone is running low on batteries which is very convenient for long travel, they also have free Wifi. They also have a seating configuration with the comfort you'll normally find on an airline Business Class.
Here In Australia,ACT government just bought some electric buses from Yutong, as a Australian Chinese, i am super proud of it,i am going to be a bus driver soon 😁😁
@@carrefourcn copy pasting samething everywhere
From now on, I'll be on the look out for the Yutong bus brand
Very impressive of the Yutong bus manufacturing.
I love their company slogan "Don't consider the market as a test ground, consider the test ground as the market"
To experience QUALITY, an individual should experience it, its very good and exceptional to experience the QUALITY in its highest of standards. Congratulations YUTONG.
Yutong buses are very reliable, a bus company here in Mindanao, Philippines has Yutong buses that are over 10 years old and they still run very well, they’re comfortable and their air conditioning systems still function properly. All the Yutong buses I’ve rode in have never broken down during long distance travels.
This is really a cool video, and our team is honored to have been cooperating with Yutong for many years
Made in China reflects good quality and best value for money.
Trump: Yutong is a national threat. 😂😂
No.cheap.piece of junk
Not really all the product, but the quality is increasing, the future probably will become better.
@@youngchung922 like you
says a nincompoop.
The US can ignore the power of China no more... That was an impressive video... Thanks for sharing...
Five years ago my wife and I moved to Uruguay where they use some of theses buses and the touring ones are first class. Thanks for this interesting and educational video...nice job!
Need more electrical buses in quality and quantity. Bravo Yutong.
WOW I AM INSPIRED BY THE HISTORY OF THIS FACTORY. AN ENTIRE ECONOMIC ENGINE FOR 60,000 JOBS IT HAS CREATED. THANK YOU TO THE HOST FOR ACKNOWLEDGING THE EFFORTS OF CHINESE, OTHER WESTERNERS RIDICULE THEM BUT YOU WERE HUMBLE & RECOGNISED THEIR CREATIVITY & DEVELOPMENT. THANK YOU TOO...
"humble"???? TERRIFIED more like
In awe and inspiring. Wow!!!
Chinese are smart, working very hard and very professional. I love their no nonsense attitude! They deserve all the rewards!
US will brand Yutong a national security risk for going green....lol
Haha lol
Well, we must admit, that they could put listening devices in the seats and eavesdrop on passengers conversations during their daly commutes.
@@JMKeynes8491 Apple & Google cornered the eavesdropping market with all phones
@@donkeykong516 indeed. No one does it better than the Americans... lol
@@johnnytang5192 William King guy just another person brainwashed with Anti-Chinese propaganda
Great Video, and great they gave you so much access. I'm so over the US and Australia bashing China, so its great you are putting out such positive video's.I'm an Australian, 15 years in Shanghai :) I was here before fast trains, the old T trains and many many long distance buses out to my various factories (I'm in textiles). I got my license about 8 years ago and drive now, and can't say I miss the long distance buses, ha ha but I did see huge quality improvements over the years. Everything has improved over the time I have been here. Your drone footage was cool too :)
thank you; high praise. I will continue this style and positivity, of course.
I’m not over it. I want more truth about chynaman bad. That’s not bashing. Lol. So guess anything truthful to dimwits is considered bashing? Smh
@@nguyenhoang8547 You lose your argument when you resort to name calling, people with little facts to present usually take this path.
@@andreamatthews3014 he is racist
Chinese buses/coaches were a dismal failure in Australia, with too many companies finding out in the worst possible way.
Impressive to see busses have come a long way. I remember always seeing buses in especially in Guangzhou downtown area where they run on electricity lines like trams. I use to wonder wow can buses do that,that too in the of middle of busy downtown roads. Yes buses have come a long way. When I saw in 2015 electric (EV) buses running on roads in GZ I was like wow silent no smoke no engine noise and it looks so impressive.
Over all Nice video.
electric buses make a HUGE difference in the cities.
i never thought I would really enjoy a video about a bus factory, but one minute in, and I was enjoying it..you should show this video everywhere..!
that concluding remarks, with that miniature bus, really adds to the overall imoression..you are a genius at making bus factory videos..!!!
thank you so much, i love comments like this. cheers!
Brillliant ,👌👍😘 investigative treat for the buses'🚒🚝 passengers .🚃🚌🚎🚞 Yudong is🇨🇳 superior quality.🇨🇳
Great video! Envy you got such a deep dive into a world class bus manufacturer's core asset. You got it right, building a bus isn't just putting wheels on a chassis, and what keeps Yutong a world brand is not just cost-efficiency. They focus on developing next generation public transportation solution, as you can see the 5G and auto-driving technology.
you mean STOLEN not developing. You can keep your 5G.
This 71 Canadian kid wants to visit that factory! Wow! Your enthusiasm is contagious.
factories are fun!
Thank you for making something interesting and non-political, it's great to learn about such places and people.
Thank you for watching.... i do my best to stay out of politics completely and just put my camera on interesting things.
I've learned a lot from this video too. Never have I thought that building a bus involved so much teamwork. I always thought it was just a couple of guys fitting something and then it moves on to the next and so on so forth.
Now though, through your video I realize that it's more than just a monotonous work of fitting and assembling. It's a whole community of people diligently doing a synchronised dance each knowing exactly their job and efficiently executing them at every part to finish a product every few hours.
And I came to realize that if a country could be like that then that country is going to succeed way more than any which are in disarray.
Unfortunately the country I'm living in now is exactly that way. In disarray!
yes, it surprised me too. i thought there would be a lot more automation, but most of the final assembly is built by hand!
This is only ONE Industry in China. This is why Western Business go to China to have their product manufactured there. Better Management/Production Plant/Planning/Build/Delivery - with a Management that has studied Western Business Operations and does it better. This is why Walmart (USA), Warehouse(NZ), Bunnings (Australia/NZ), shop there; this is also why all your DIY Home Tools are manufactured there, so are the majority of shipping containers. - I could go on. It is amazing how the West have missed the "boat", allowing the Chinese to "move into the open space of industry. The other factor, is that China has NO Unions, that have dominated/decimated Western Business for decades. It is a Nation of People that evolved from the Han & Ming Dynasties, to now.
I used to build Scania coaches back in the 80s,it was exactly how you describe,3 or 4 of us would assemble a coach from the ground up,we didn't do the bodies, but they would leave us as a driveable chassis then get sent to the body builders.
Ya. You describe my country too. Full of stupid politicians and self serving civil servants.
@@DomingoDeSantaClara . Interesting 🤔
Thanks for making this professional video. Very well covered and it gives us a peek why China has started becoming a standard for manufacturing process. I liked that statement written on their proving grounds " Don't consider the Market as a Test Ground. Consider the Test Ground as the Market"
Thanks for watching!
@@WalkaboutRojo Also - the USA has LOST all of its bus manufacturing companies with Mack Truck & Buses in 1961, AM General in 1979, The once biggest and famous GMC Truck & Coach in 1985, and finally Flxible in 1996. And so it goes my friends.
Good house keeping, amazing safety standards, mind blowing automation.
Considering that they are building vehicles, I’m extremely impressed how clean the workers are and the building as well. Genius set up!!!
If you live in fear, you'd make very sure you did your work well.
@@henrygingold6549 live in fear? china is not north Korea. fear of what getting fired and not being able to make ends meet? because let me tell you that is the exact situation of many millions in the US and the EU. most blue collar workers live paycheck to paycheck. he only reason I don't have that fear is because I have 2 jobs and I am not prob gonna lose both at the same time.
@@lucaskp16 Well at least we don't have to live in fear of the Transit van coming to harvest our organs
@@henrygingold6549 they dont harvest the organs of Han Chinese living in a big city. they harvest the minorities they have been constantly trying to replace with than Chinese in every part of china. so not a fear for most of the people in china. and ofc if you are a westerner living in china then what the fuck are you doing there. you risk getting arrested for made up charges like happened to many. chinese real fear are that they cant trust any food or medicine they buy. that is what makes Chinese parents freak out. and so every upper middle class or more Chinese are either sending their family abroad or raising their children on imported food.
@@lucaskp16 I'd rather fall into the bowels of hell than visit China
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Thanks for the upload. Truly a revelation to us all outside of China. I trust it is the same quality or higher for their trains....warship, jets and aircraft carriers.....
Wow what an amazing facility 👍🏽
I really love this particular vlog ,double thumbs up for u , hoping US won't campaign and banned Yutong bus company for national security risks concerns as they did to Huawei !
China and. Chinese people are always wonderful . Very good informative video .
Dude what a great video! So cool you had all that access. Your videos are just getting better and better with everyone. Keep it up!
thanks, dude. i put a lot of work into this one.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT - LOVE IT TOTALLY
It is amazing that you have full access to the different areas of the site. Generally, western media qualify any Chinese organisation, factory or activity as being "secretive".
...for the most part, they are. So it's extra special when you get a chance to film something like this.
Great 👍 video 📹 thanks for sharing
What a massive plant beyond imagination and great synchronisation.
Thank you for a nice documentary & really like that last sentence bus is not a box it's a family
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! I drove professionally in the US for 15 years, as a Female CDL Driver. I drove some nice Buses. However, I could pull up a seat and watch the Workers assemble Buses, all day. 🤓
This is very fascinated. I love Buses. I need to visit the Bus Museum and much more in China 🇨🇳 😊👍🏾
excellent video, love what the company are doing and the way they go about business. well done
Great video man
I was glued to your video. Great work done.
Awesome! Thank you!
Wow, this park is another city of its own. Hahaha i enjoyed the ride with you guys, felt like i was on the bus when it came to bending and the climbing. Great video!
lots of fun!
@@WalkaboutRojo Hey Rojo, would you also do a tour review of the New Flyer bus assembly plant in Anniston, AL. as well?? Just to compare the two different manufacturing processes, models and different cultures. Thanks!!!
Huge factory, making me giddy, lovely.
😎well, thank you for your fantastic journey walk thought Yutong bus factory !! let me see why China been World Wide Factory right now !
This is awesome, never seen a bus production line video before.
As a bus enthusiast here in the Philippines. This is like a digital tour of their facility. thanks for sharing your experience here. and by the way nice toy from Yutong. Hopefully they can produce also the HTC12 as a scale model.
I travelled with many Chinese made buses in Philippines, especially Kinglong which was the first Chinese brand used by some mayor bus lines between Manila and North Luzon.
@@pflaffik i think i know that politician operator you are pertaining to.
Excellent episode! Amazing to see such huge factory and production. I have been in them on tours and are very comfortable.
Yes they are!
what a wonderful factory and great video in details. thank you.
I am so proud to be Chinese seeing this video,not seeing how many rockets ,navy ships.......
why are you here? follow ccp and stay away from google and facebook , you are not following value
There's a great amount of pride and community when there's a large manufacturer in your town. Could imagine the workers that can proudly say they MAKE dump trucks/buses etc.
Great video because it's not easy to get an insight tour of a factory (anywhere in the world) because companies like to keep their little secrets.
(Public) transport has come a long way in China since its humble beginnings.
不是保守秘密，而是不懂得宣传
Great video ! I have learnt a lot , please keep on going to produce more quality videos. Thanks
This place is the size of multiple city blocks absolutely amazing 😯🧐
Your videos are always quite interesting and fun to watch! Thanks for making and sharing them👍🙂!
Glad you like them!
This video deserves more views and likes..... great work
Thanks for the video Rojo! The U.S. will probably say that Yutong has copied its design and technology! Ha ha ha!
No. Not the US. Germany yes
Amazing Journey... I wish to visit Yutong factory, and proven that Quality Made in from Chinese are good. Mostly Indonesian people underestimate Chinese products specifically on Automotive products, but this video show how great are Chinese ini Quality and technologi. Thanks mate...👍👍
My pleasure.. Thank you for watching.
Any major works is always an eye opener. I won't be able to make comparison with Hitchi or Mitsubishu of Japan, Finland's Wartsila, France's Alstom or the NEI Parsons in UK before it was broken up but China is definiely catching fast and holds its own ground.
REMEMBER ICARUS
'Holding its own ground' - courtesy of reverse engineering everyone else's stuff. I still don't understand why we sent all our manufacturing to such an uncaring, polluting country. Oh yes, I remember, it was so we could claim we were 'reducing our carbon footprint', as nobody had to account for any of the pollution caused by imported products - and still don't. It was politically expedient & saved everyone from having to actually do something. Same now, with all the big corporations using 'carbon offsets', a simple trick of accounting to pretend to be 'carbon neutral' or 'nett zero' - just pay some company for some pretend 'green initiatives' to offset the damage you've done & get money from the government/taxpayer. China won't even start to reduce any emissions until at least 2060 - and that'll be put back, you can count on it. Meanwhile, China has created more pollution in 8 years than the UK has over the last 220 years...
@@johnmurphy9550 China-hater ignoring the following facts
(1) China in 2021 generated 8,375 TWh when US generated 4,280 TWh. Thus China generated twice amount of electrical power of the US. However since US has 4 times the population of China so every American consumes twice amount of electrical power and causes twice amount of world pollution than a Chinese.
(2) UK annually generates about 310 TWh as any extra will be imported from France. China in 2021 by nuclear generation alone was 407 TWh (1.3 times UK), Hydro generation was 1,340 TWh (4.3 times UK), Wind generation 655 TWh (2.1 times UK) and solar generation 327 TWh (1.05 times UK national output). Thus China's renewable energy alone can power 8.8 times UK annually!
(3) Your UK 220 years total pollution is same as China's last 8 years is just a selective way of looking at the numbers as this suggest China emits 220/8 = 27.5 times more pollutants than UK. UK in 2021 generated 306.8 TWh so comparing with China in 2021 China does generate 8,735/306.8 = 28.47 times more electrical power annually and could be accused giving out equal amount of pollutants.
@@gunsumwong3948 first stop your wolf warrior diplomacy. Then you will see China lovers😂😂
@@arjunsavanur7242战狼外交？是谁在每天几十遍的喊着中国、中国、中国？又是谁今天制裁这个明天打压那个？今天这个不安全，明天那个威胁，到底是谁在整天造谣抹黑中国？隔三岔五开着飞机和航母到你家门口晃悠，别人拉帮结伙打你骂你，你还不能抗议和反击？是这样吗？
Wow. I’ve seen them on the road here in Australia and didn’t think anything of them- just assumed they were probably some rubbish of alibaba
Totally changed my perspective.
That factory is amazing…. Been to Aussie bus builders here, nothing like that!
I have seen other factories that are amazing like this all around the world.
Beautiful and informative video! I came across your channel and I am touched by your passion and enthusiasm. And as a Chinese, I am happy you enjoyed your stay and the visit to Yutong.
Welcome aboard! I really did enjoy it.
Very well presented. Well done.
high quality video, thank you for showing us how a bus was made
Glad you enjoyed it!
Outstanding planning and work force quality
really awesome video. great to see interest in compact cars all the way to a bus . great footage and cinematography.
thank you.
Excelente! 👍👍
This looks amazing. I was always curious to look into the process of manufacturing these huge buses we see running around our highways. Its very impressive.
Thank you very much, mate. Your videos are perfect for my ABC boys in Sydney. Really appreciate your efforts.
No problem 👍
Impressive video capture and editing. You'd think there is a whole team behind this video, but I believe you do it all.
Thank you very much! Yes, it was all me.
Santiago de Chile has a lot of Yutong electric buses in their transport system. This video is really nice.
Nice and professional video. Thank you.
An incredible factory for sure 👍
If he is a Chinese reporter who goes to a factory in the United States, they accuse him of being an atonement for the Chinese government
I remember very clearly that the chief executive of China's high-speed railway once said in an interview with the media: when China's high-speed railway was purchased externally, Japan and Germany participated in the technical bidding. However, when China's head arrived in Japan, Japan banned the Chinese team from entering the cab to visit (for fear of stealing their technology). After China's high-speed railway was on the road, reporters were welcome to shoot. They are not afraid of technology leakage at all.
Another example is that the chief design engineer of Boeing's first commercial aircraft is Chinese. However, when he completed the flight test and waited for the relevant government review, he was rejected. Don't let him participate, say it will steal American technology
@@xwqi chinese(ccp) foundation is on stealing others works (including helpless poor chineese) so dont be surprise if no one trust you , its middle east ppl dont like americans
@@RahulJha-mc6nz noone here trust you.
This is like the Boeing factory for buses!
yeah... great comparison.
The Chinese government's investment in higher education pays back with enormous return on investment for engineering scholars they sent to all universities all over the world. It is also a great pride to have students who are eager to study and improve their lives with the help of the Chinese government. The Chinese government have a long range plans to improve every Chinese lives and promote their trade and industry all over the world.
An eye opener indeed. Fantastic video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This company looks like a US national security risk. 😂😂
You're right, mate. The U.S. will not allow these buses in due to security risks. They may have d busses bugged n China's military may be listening in! 😅
Yeah mate, these buses will steal American people into China.
Amazing video! I love seeing how these beasts are made. I'm a big fan of buses, I once traveled 26 hours from Florence to Hamburg, and in Japan I often take the overnight bus to travel between Osaka, Tokyo and Fukuoka.
that's a long time to be stuck on a bus.
@@WalkaboutRojo a little too long lol
I like all the greenery around the campus
I have seen Yutong buses in many countries
中國第一，中國人團結，中國人加油。
Good 🌹 morning World Philippines DAVAO and to ALL AimGlobal familys around the world PHILIPPINES GOD BLESS ❤️
Wow! Amazing vídeo... greetings from Brazil. 🇧🇷
thank you!
Yutong is not a Chinese brand. It's a global brand. Sold everywhere.
From Singapore, Phillipines to Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Myanmar to Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan to Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait to United Kingdom, European Union to the whole African continent and also in Chile, Uruguay, other Latin American countries.
You've mistaken and said 30 countries instead of 130 countries by mistake.
But the founder is Chinese.
Nice video.....informative. China looks after its workers quite welll.....they all look cheerful as they work in such a well-coordinated teamwork that leads to such large-scale production.
Thanks for watching!
That was a well thought out presentation Paul. Keep up chasing your dreams and inspiring others. This is one of the best videos you have created. Congratulations.
I enjoyed it immensely as well. Fabulously done.
thank you for always encouraging me.
Great video. You see these things in the street, maybe ride them into town, get caught behind them in traffic but you never think about where they came from. Thanks for the life lesson at the end too..... Community AAA+++
Thank you for watching. Cheers!
What's so amazing about modern China is its complexity and scale. Here are these massive R&D and manufacturing facilities, working with leading edge technology, but a minute ago I was watching a vlog about some minority Yi tribe on their market day. The tribes people bring their live stocks and vegetables to sell, and it is still rather primitive way of life. Yet there are Chinese vehicles at the market too. Today I found an interview on TH-cam with an Australian scholar David Kelly in China (by CIS, Australia). He objects to what western people called "Chinese Culture" because he said there are many Chinese Cultures. Very true. He shared many learned observations from his 40+ years of experience in China. Worth a look.
you're absolutely right about many Chinese cultures... very true!