This is so great. Lisa was totally triggered when you guys were taking pictures at the Transparent Observatory. She had her hands over her mouth and she could hardly watch. Thank you, guys, for endless hours of entertainment. We really enjoy our time together when watching you on your adventures. ❤
Another amazing video. I love you two so much. It's so much fun watching you on this trip. No one makes a travel video that's as entertaining as yours. Love you!
We’re hanging out in our apartment in Shanghai and found this video on a Chinese smart TV app. Found it very entertaining so thought I’d come over here and feed the algorithm beast with a comment and a like!
you guys are super clever and professional, your interactions are the best! And I instantly got it when husband said he worried that wife would use other word to describe that damper! Love you, can’t wait to see your next video.
Yes! Been waiting to see your reactions to the tunnel lol. I’m curious to see if it’s changed since we did it. They were still building the Tower at the time, so looking forward to seeing it too!
@@OrdinaryAdventuresYep, still the same. And your reactions were the same as ours. 🤣 We still throw out a “basalt in blue water” etc to each other here and there.
Both of you are so brave to stand on that glass floor. I've been loving your cruise videos but this one is just amazing. I love the way you share everything you're doing with with us. I feel like these are some of the best tour videos I've ever watched. I will continue to watch you. You both are so funny and lovely together. I think I'm jealous. Lol
That's just so crazy how high you guys went in both buildings and how drastic the changes in view were. The impact once the shot of the circular walkway zoomed out was crazy. Also...what Peter was worried about Kitra saying about the damper...I said out loud and my husband gave me the biggest sigh LOL
KITRA! 😂 I feel you here, I went to the CN Tower in Toronto and stood on the floor and couldn't move OFF THE FLOOR! My friend had to come get me. My toes were tingling through this entire video!
In my mind I am thinking, I'm not afraid of heights, but I was legit a little queasy watching this video ... Oh I could totally do that, but I am also thinking I've broken a chair before, so I would be the one to break the observation deck, kudos to both of you ... this is going on my list. I also love how Disney didn't phone it in on those Toy Story plushes. They could've just put the green aliens, etc face on that pizza but the body behind it, always love the attention to detail
Wow! This chapter is truly the crown jewel of this trip/series. This video made me realize what a wimp i am. I was weirded out in the tube under the river. I won't waist your time how i felt watching the top of the towers. Wow!
These videos are so awesome. are you guys going to do a video on All the goodies you brought home and all around how the who experience went. Thankyou for another awesome video
You are much more braver than me! I would not have stepped onto that clear floor, not at all. I am gonna miss these China vlogs, but I am looking forward to the next adventure (florida, Tiana's, another cruise, plus Lookout Cay!)
PT # PEARL ?🤷♂️ 😂😅😂😅 I remember mentioning the glass floor of the CN tower when you were on the gondola in HK & how much it messed w/ my head and all the while you had this in your pocket. I laughed so hard during this, it brought back all those memories so vividly of trying to step off the dividers between the glass & ma noggin just goin NOPE we ain’t doin that dummy ! I felt every moment of that part of this vid. Did Kitra realize she was pointing to the WTC as the example of ‘cheating’ (🤫I mean you’re not wrong 🤫😅) PT # SUNSET
@@OrdinaryAdventures 😂 it’s ok Kitra, I’m 🇨🇦 so no biggie, it’ll just be our little secret 😉. Well… ours & anybody who gets this far into this comment 😬🥴 doh! sorry! On the upside, you’ll be prepared if anybody comes at you ?🤷♂️
Although I'm ok with heights, I really felt for the two of you while standing on the transparent floor. But you did great and conquered your fear 💪🏻 gotta say, that psychedelic train under the water look so cool. Would love to ride that! And lastly I wanna say, I'm kinda sad that the China adventures come to an end... But I know, the next adventures will be just as awesome 😊
This is a fantastic capstone to a great series! Such amazing views and it does look like a shot from Blade Runner. Did you guys create an instant photo flip book, and how fast are you guys ready to come back or are you planning for Paris next?
Lmao!!! I haven't even been to any of these places yet and I'm from Shanghai 😂 I've been to all the places in your other Shanghai video though. So happy to see you guys visit my hometown.
I had a business trip in Shanghai for a week and our office was right next to the Oriental Pearl Tower, which we could see out the window. One day, there was a thunderstorm and I clearly remember the tower getting hit by fork lightning twice. It was and incredible image, too bad I couldn't get a photo of it.
It is so obvious that the damper is made to look like a Fridas painting of a halved Papaya..... wait whats that? Frida based her Papaya paintings on what????!!!
Thanks for getting away from Disney parks again! How about videos to visits to some of America's most popular national parks like Yosemite & Yellowstone?
I would love to do the glass floor but I get vertigo so badly. In my head, I know not to be afraid of heights but my body/brain reacts anyways. I could see myself striding with enthusiasm onto the floor and then freezing and getting stuck out there. haha
I couldn’t do the glass floor. I couldn’t even really watch you guys doing it! I love horror movies too. Nothing bugs me. But I couldn’t keep my eyes on the screen for this one!!
I remember I was in this elevator in Vegas at Mandalay bay and the elevator turned into a glass elevator and I about passed out so I would have freaked out on those glass floors lol
What an adventure that was ✨️ I'd go into credit card debt at that disney store I need it all especially the Lucifer bag it triggers my :CUTE AGGRESSION: 😻
As a local, I really don't recommend taking that sightseeing tunnel under Huangpu river because you don't get to see any part of the river. It's just a flashy light show and it's not cheap. You missed the Pudong Art Museam which is just located just outside the east entrance of that tunnel. It's probably the best museum in Shanghai. The architecture itself is a piece of art.
Sounds like you all had a great time on your trip. It’s clear why you visited Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong, but I feel like you may have missed a great opportunity to see the real China, but that’s really not why you made the trip. About fifteen years ago, I was fortunate enough to spend a month traveling around China with my Chinese girlfriend as a guide. Exhausted, on our first morning there with no sleep after the long flight we were dropped off at a little hole in the wall, (literally - there was no front door or wall), restaurant. The owner was a friend of a friend. Not open yet but he fixed us breakfast. The location and the restaurant itself felt exactly like being in the back alley marketplace of an Indiana Jones movie. Other than some time in Beijing to see the Forbidden City and to walk on the Great Wall, most of the trip was spent off grid. Meaning, where tourist don’t go. When I saw the Terracotta Warriors in Xi’an, (an overwhelming experience that pictures or video don’t do justice), I was the only non Asian person there. It was the same when visiting the Giant Buddha in Leshan, (The trip to and from Leshan was terrifying. It was like riding Mr Toad's Wild Ride in a bus and we had the front seat.), the Shaolin Temple, the Lantern Festival in Zigong and other sites. I was even given a private tour of the dinosaur museum in Zigong with an English speaking guide. (We'd had lunch with a friend and the museum curator who offered the tour.) We even had a meeting with some city officials to help a Chinese friend get permission to start a business. (Being associated with an American was a major plus in his favor.) I made the mistake of bringing travelers checks. It took an hour at a bank, (again in a city where there were no foreigners), to cash them, but they hunted down someone who spoke English who stayed with us the entire time. Very hospitable. Even offering hot water for us to drink. I then remembered that I had an HSBC savings account and debit card. I walked up to an ATM, (even here it had an English option), and pulled out cash. (Dummy.) We traveled all over China and outside of huge cities like Shanghai, where foreigners are not unusual, I was treated like a rock star as my experiences show. I don’t think I was allowed to buy a meal or a beer the entire time I was there. I visited the mansions of people who were “connected” as well as people who lived in hovels barely suitable for keeping livestock. A farmer we visited had built his home himself against a rock cliff wall. The place was half cave. When I showed up at someones home it was time for celebration. The table was filled with food and the wine came out. I was gifted so many bottles of alcohol that I was unable to legally bring it all home. (Fifteen years later I still hoard some of those bottles of Chinese wine. You can get it in America, but it just doesn’t seem the same. If you’ve ever drank Everclear then you have some idea of what (a weak) Chinese wine is like.) If you drink at all, no doubt you tried it when you were there. There's a reason it's served in tiny glasses. It will knock you on your butt - as I can testify to. I was the subject of laughter more than once as the American who couldn't handle his wine. (I was a bit tipsy and not wasted as they thought, but let them have their fun.) I constantly would spy people sneaking pictures of me and learned to just walk up to them, take their phone and hand it to a friend so they could take their picture with me. My command of Mandarin was rudimentary, but I could usually get my message across. The only problem was that I was never allowed to practice my Mandarin because everyone I met wanted to practice their English. One glaring fact I learned on the trip was that, despite our governments differences and tensions, the Chinese people love Americans. Not once for the entire trip did I hear an unkind word. They all want to visit America and want to hear about Hollywood, New York and Texas. It was probably the best trip of my life. Sorry for droning on, but if you do ever return to China on a non Disney trip and are able to see things the way I did, I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
I am NOT good with the glass floors. My mind says, "sure", but the rest of my body rejects them big time. Did you see Chris Provost try to walk on one in Korea? You did better than he did. It's a "thing" - congrats!
Peter getting the heart lock…sweetest thing ever! Thanks for letting us come along. Looks like a cool experience.
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This China series was a blast! You guys did an amazing job breaking down your trip into chapters -- I watched every video and each one was so unique!
Thanks so much!!
Thank you so much for taking us on this adventure! It was fantastic to join you!
Our pleasure!
My hands are so sweaty just watching how high up you are on that glass floor. I dont even think I could go up in the building. Very brave! NICE!
We were scared too
Honestly cant wait to visit China and Japan and the Disney Parks there
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Welcome. Before you come to China make sure you have all the mobile apps set up. Very Very useful.
This is so great. Lisa was totally triggered when you guys were taking pictures at the Transparent Observatory. She had her hands over her mouth and she could hardly watch. Thank you, guys, for endless hours of entertainment. We really enjoy our time together when watching you on your adventures. ❤
Imagine being there. We were so scared 😱
What a truly fantastic trip! Thanks for bringing us along!❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
Epcot in the 80s is an excellent way to describe that tunnel experience
Haha
Another amazing video. I love you two so much. It's so much fun watching you on this trip. No one makes a travel video that's as entertaining as yours. Love you!
Thanks so much!!
Loved this series, guys!! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Thanks 😊
We’re hanging out in our apartment in Shanghai and found this video on a Chinese smart TV app. Found it very entertaining so thought I’d come over here and feed the algorithm beast with a comment and a like!
Thank you 😊
Lmao I’m glad me and Peter thought the same when kitra asked if we knew what it reminded her of 😂
lol
you guys are super clever and professional, your interactions are the best! And I instantly got it when husband said he worried that wife would use other word to describe that damper! Love you, can’t wait to see your next video.
Thanks so much!! Haha
Yes! Been waiting to see your reactions to the tunnel lol. I’m curious to see if it’s changed since we did it. They were still building the Tower at the time, so looking forward to seeing it too!
Ha I doubt it’s changed any
@@OrdinaryAdventuresYep, still the same. And your reactions were the same as ours. 🤣 We still throw out a “basalt in blue water” etc to each other here and there.
Both of you are so brave to stand on that glass floor. I've been loving your cruise videos but this one is just amazing. I love the way you share everything you're doing with with us. I feel like these are some of the best tour videos I've ever watched. I will continue to watch you. You both are so funny and lovely together. I think I'm jealous. Lol
Thanks so much! What a great compliment 🥰
Wow, you guys were brave. Thanks for taking us along for the ride as usual.❤
Any time!
Woooow great video
Thanks so much
You are both so brave! I’m afraid of heights and to see you there on that high building taking pictures, WOW!!! Thank you 🙏 for taking us with you.
Ha we are afraid of heights too but just pushed ourselves
Then you love to live on the edge 😂
Awesome adventure, thanks for taking us all along
Our pleasure!
OMG new video! I am so grateful for y'all you make my day so much better and make me happy and laugh love y'all!
Our pleasure!
Very cool day! I was surprised not to see much food. I wanted to see something yummy mixed in, but seriously, a great adventure.
Ha we are some stuff in Shanghai tower but it wasn’t too interesting.
That's just so crazy how high you guys went in both buildings and how drastic the changes in view were. The impact once the shot of the circular walkway zoomed out was crazy. Also...what Peter was worried about Kitra saying about the damper...I said out loud and my husband gave me the biggest sigh LOL
Haha
Even just watching the video my hands were sweating when you guys went on that transparent deck. 🤣
Haha
I’ll be back in Shanghai July 14th and I’ll do this tour. Thanks!
Have fun
Your China videos have been awesome to watch. Really entertaining and very well made. I guess Paris is next?
Thanks so much. We want to go to Paris but will not be going this year. Maybe next year.
KITRA! 😂 I feel you here, I went to the CN Tower in Toronto and stood on the floor and couldn't move OFF THE FLOOR! My friend had to come get me. My toes were tingling through this entire video!
Haha
Architect here! Love this video
🙌 very cool
Beautiful footage! I love all the flashy light raver stuff 😂. That transparent floor… you DID IT! Congrats!
Thank you!! 😁
In my mind I am thinking, I'm not afraid of heights, but I was legit a little queasy watching this video ... Oh I could totally do that, but I am also thinking I've broken a chair before, so I would be the one to break the observation deck, kudos to both of you ... this is going on my list. I also love how Disney didn't phone it in on those Toy Story plushes. They could've just put the green aliens, etc face on that pizza but the body behind it, always love the attention to detail
I definitely recommend making a Bucket list and actively work to cross off items. It’s not easy but so rewarding
this was such a cool video. y'all are so brave for going up so high!! I was scared for you!! 💖💖💖
Thank you 🤗
Seth Rogan in space 😂 amazing!
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Wow! This chapter is truly the crown jewel of this trip/series. This video made me realize what a wimp i am. I was weirded out in the tube under the river. I won't waist your time how i felt watching the top of the towers. Wow!
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China must love Seth Rogan 😂 the alien on the picture is his character Paul.
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Peter: I was worried about what you’d say
Kitra: 🙄okay
Love your interactions!
Haha
Wow… Congrats on facing your fears!
I would totally check those places out. The Timelapse of development made me feel a little sad though.
Why did it make you feel sad?
These videos are so awesome. are you guys going to do a video on All the goodies you brought home and all around how the who experience went. Thankyou for another awesome video
We aren’t doing a video on everything we bought but we will do a video with China travel tips
You are much more braver than me! I would not have stepped onto that clear floor, not at all. I am gonna miss these China vlogs, but I am looking forward to the next adventure (florida, Tiana's, another cruise, plus Lookout Cay!)
Thanks! We have a lot more cool stuff planned for this year
Kitra you and Peter are much braver then I am I would never walk on the see through walkway 😮
We just push ourselves we were scared
PT # PEARL ?🤷♂️
😂😅😂😅 I remember mentioning the glass floor of the CN tower when you were on the gondola in HK & how much it messed w/ my head and all the while you had this in your pocket. I laughed so hard during this, it brought back all those memories so vividly of trying to step off the dividers between the glass & ma noggin just goin NOPE we ain’t doin that dummy ! I felt every moment of that part of this vid.
Did Kitra realize she was pointing to the WTC as the example of ‘cheating’ (🤫I mean you’re not wrong 🤫😅)
PT # SUNSET
I didn’t realize that whoops!
@@OrdinaryAdventures 😂 it’s ok Kitra, I’m 🇨🇦 so no biggie, it’ll just be our little secret 😉. Well… ours & anybody who gets this far into this comment 😬🥴 doh! sorry! On the upside, you’ll be prepared if anybody comes at you ?🤷♂️
I would have been so scared walking on that glass walkway just like you two. ❤. Great adventure 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
We weee very scared 😳
Oh my gosh you guys are so brave I'd never be able to go that high up ...i was scared just watching this 😂😂😂😮😮😮😮😊😊😊
It’s not as scary as it looked
Such a cool vlog. Loved it!
Thanks so much!!
27:47 The Taipei 101 has a huge damper as well except it is a ball and doesn't look like a ... well, Kitra knows what I mean. LOL!
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Although I'm ok with heights, I really felt for the two of you while standing on the transparent floor. But you did great and conquered your fear 💪🏻 gotta say, that psychedelic train under the water look so cool. Would love to ride that! And lastly I wanna say, I'm kinda sad that the China adventures come to an end... But I know, the next adventures will be just as awesome 😊
Us too!
I’m down there walking around the nighttime streets on that evening you were there 😊
Should’ve said hi!
@@OrdinaryAdventures (I did on Peter’s twitter DM 🙂)
Will you do a video ranking each Disney park along with their pros/cons?
We still have one more park to do before we could weigh in on that
This is a fantastic capstone to a great series! Such amazing views and it does look like a shot from Blade Runner. Did you guys create an instant photo flip book, and how fast are you guys ready to come back or are you planning for Paris next?
We’d love to go to Paris but probably won’t happen in the next year. We do want to go back to China we just need a good reason to do it.
@@OrdinaryAdventures You didn't try all the XLB places, crapes, rou jia mo, and Disney seasonal items are great reasons to go back.
Wow that floor 🫣love watching you guys 😊
Thank you! 🤗
27:32 LMFAO😂
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Lmao!!! I haven't even been to any of these places yet and I'm from Shanghai 😂 I've been to all the places in your other Shanghai video though. So happy to see you guys visit my hometown.
We’d recommend checking em out for a cool view of the city
Obsessed with all the Lucifer cat merch!!! 🐈⬛💚💚💚💚
So good
I had a business trip in Shanghai for a week and our office was right next to the Oriental Pearl Tower, which we could see out the window. One day, there was a thunderstorm and I clearly remember the tower getting hit by fork lightning twice. It was and incredible image, too bad I couldn't get a photo of it.
Wow that’s crazy. Must happen a lot though
Omg what a fantastic vlog ❤❤
Glad you liked it!!
good job，very nice video！
Thank you very much!
The Eye of Sauron is not what I thought it looked like. lol. I'm guessing Peter thought the same thing too.
Haha
At least it was a well put together tourist trap
Ha true
That looked amazing! Btw is the pro tip number the actual amount of pro tips you've had or is it a random number?
At first it was a random number and now there are hidden words in them
Now you have to go back there. Just to find Space Seth Rogen and some of those other things that didn’t even know was in there.
Haha
It is so obvious that the damper is made to look like a Fridas painting of a halved Papaya..... wait whats that? Frida based her Papaya paintings on what????!!!
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Incredible!!!! ❤
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Oh My! Truly taking your life in your hands. (You do realize that transparent floor was. . . Made in China)
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Thanks for getting away from Disney parks again!
How about videos to visits to some of America's most popular national parks like Yosemite & Yellowstone?
Unfortunately now national parks require filming permits (this is a recent change) it’s it’s quite complicated
Dang so tall.. definitely would be kinda terrified😂
It was scary
Damn that a long way down but definitely a cool spot
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The transportation pods reminds me of the transportation in the Logan’s run movie .
Oh yeah
A nice video. I like it ❤
Thanks 😊
You guys are like Chris Provost when he had a panic attack on the glass floor in that skyscraper in South Korea. Looks like fun!
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Shanghai is pretty nice
👍 agreed
I bet you already got tagged on IG with OA fans finding your lock. I will definitely try to find the lock when I go back to Shanghai.
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I am proud of you both. If you have a fear of heights, like I do, that would be hard for me to do.
We are both afraid of heights too
I would love to do the glass floor but I get vertigo so badly. In my head, I know not to be afraid of heights but my body/brain reacts anyways. I could see myself striding with enthusiasm onto the floor and then freezing and getting stuck out there. haha
We were really scared
How long was your entire Asian tour? It seemed like you were there for a month.
We were away for 21 days
You guys are amazing for going on the glass 😱. You cannot give me money for that lol
Haha it was scary
LOL not the Willy Wonka edit!! 🤣 Also I decoded a taylor code. Tip #93427 spells PEARL! 😊
Haha good eye
There is no way I would set foot on the transparent deck! Just watching you guys was freaking me out!!
Ha we were freaking out too
Omg they have lucifer from Cinderella as a little stuffie keychain thats so cute i love him
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That Willy Wonka tunnel LOOKS AMAZING
We loved it haha
So hard to watch not even being that high up just imagining 😂
Ha yup
Peter was worried about what Kitra was going to say. That's all. Let's leave it there. 😅🤣😂😃😀😄
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I couldn’t do the glass floor. I couldn’t even really watch you guys doing it! I love horror movies too. Nothing bugs me. But I couldn’t keep my eyes on the screen for this one!!
Ha we didn’t think we could either
Mind blown . wow
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I remember I was in this elevator in Vegas at Mandalay bay and the elevator turned into a glass elevator and I about passed out so I would have freaked out on those glass floors lol
Haha
The glass floor looks like the elevator from Space220
Ha kinda
Welcome to my hometown
Thanks
The Alien is from the movie “Paul” and it’s voiced by Seth Rogan. So that’s probably why he was there.
Ha maybe
What an adventure that was ✨️ I'd go into credit card debt at that disney store I need it all especially the Lucifer bag it triggers my :CUTE AGGRESSION: 😻
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As a local, I really don't recommend taking that sightseeing tunnel under Huangpu river because you don't get to see any part of the river. It's just a flashy light show and it's not cheap.
You missed the Pudong Art Museam which is just located just outside the east entrance of that tunnel. It's probably the best museum in Shanghai. The architecture itself is a piece of art.
As theme park fans we loved the tunnel.
yea the art museum and history museum were built for the world's expo, both have great collections and are free
Day for lookout cay videos
Will be coming in a week or two.
Sounds like you all had a great time on your trip. It’s clear why you visited Shanghai, Beijing and Hong Kong, but I feel like you may have missed a great opportunity to see the real China, but that’s really not why you made the trip.
About fifteen years ago, I was fortunate enough to spend a month traveling around China with my Chinese girlfriend as a guide. Exhausted, on our first morning there with no sleep after the long flight we were dropped off at a little hole in the wall, (literally - there was no front door or wall), restaurant. The owner was a friend of a friend. Not open yet but he fixed us breakfast. The location and the restaurant itself felt exactly like being in the back alley marketplace of an Indiana Jones movie. Other than some time in Beijing to see the Forbidden City and to walk on the Great Wall, most of the trip was spent off grid. Meaning, where tourist don’t go. When I saw the Terracotta Warriors in Xi’an, (an overwhelming experience that pictures or video don’t do justice), I was the only non Asian person there. It was the same when visiting the Giant Buddha in Leshan, (The trip to and from Leshan was terrifying. It was like riding Mr Toad's Wild Ride in a bus and we had the front seat.), the Shaolin Temple, the Lantern Festival in Zigong and other sites. I was even given a private tour of the dinosaur museum in Zigong with an English speaking guide. (We'd had lunch with a friend and the museum curator who offered the tour.) We even had a meeting with some city officials to help a Chinese friend get permission to start a business. (Being associated with an American was a major plus in his favor.) I made the mistake of bringing travelers checks. It took an hour at a bank, (again in a city where there were no foreigners), to cash them, but they hunted down someone who spoke English who stayed with us the entire time. Very hospitable. Even offering hot water for us to drink. I then remembered that I had an HSBC savings account and debit card. I walked up to an ATM, (even here it had an English option), and pulled out cash. (Dummy.) We traveled all over China and outside of huge cities like Shanghai, where foreigners are not unusual, I was treated like a rock star as my experiences show. I don’t think I was allowed to buy a meal or a beer the entire time I was there. I visited the mansions of people who were “connected” as well as people who lived in hovels barely suitable for keeping livestock. A farmer we visited had built his home himself against a rock cliff wall. The place was half cave. When I showed up at someones home it was time for celebration. The table was filled with food and the wine came out. I was gifted so many bottles of alcohol that I was unable to legally bring it all home. (Fifteen years later I still hoard some of those bottles of Chinese wine. You can get it in America, but it just doesn’t seem the same. If you’ve ever drank Everclear then you have some idea of what (a weak) Chinese wine is like.) If you drink at all, no doubt you tried it when you were there. There's a reason it's served in tiny glasses. It will knock you on your butt - as I can testify to. I was the subject of laughter more than once as the American who couldn't handle his wine. (I was a bit tipsy and not wasted as they thought, but let them have their fun.) I constantly would spy people sneaking pictures of me and learned to just walk up to them, take their phone and hand it to a friend so they could take their picture with me. My command of Mandarin was rudimentary, but I could usually get my message across. The only problem was that I was never allowed to practice my Mandarin because everyone I met wanted to practice their English. One glaring fact I learned on the trip was that, despite our governments differences and tensions, the Chinese people love Americans. Not once for the entire trip did I hear an unkind word. They all want to visit America and want to hear about Hollywood, New York and Texas. It was probably the best trip of my life.
Sorry for droning on, but if you do ever return to China on a non Disney trip and are able to see things the way I did, I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
We’d love to go to those kind of places but it’s hard to do that not knowing the language. For now I think we’ll stick to big cities
Ni hao! 🎉
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Enjoyed the magical salute to woman at the top! Lol
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I wonder if Seth knows about that 😂😂
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I am NOT good with the glass floors. My mind says, "sure", but the rest of my body rejects them big time. Did you see Chris Provost try to walk on one in Korea? You did better than he did. It's a "thing" - congrats!
It was scary
That look like the building that was in the rock movie
Ha maybe it’s inspired by it
@@OrdinaryAdventures I'm not gonna lie they do have some amazing buildings and cultural attractions down there
Oh wow that a tall building
One of the tallest
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the alien I believe is PAUL.👽
Ha
🥵scared of heights and big things 😄I'm sweating behind my ears
We were scared too
There would be no photo of me...not ever 😂
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Very exciting best romantic couple❤😊
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