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Great vid, living the dream and not having to wake up to misery worrying about debt. Remember to insists on giving your child an English as well as Chinese name at the hospital when they do the birth certificate. Will save some legal hassle when you apply for his UK passport.
I have also spent time in China. That was also my observation. Great Cell phone service in the most remote locations. Infrastructure is amazing. There are issues with building quality, but not surprising with the rate of growth there. The US could learn a lot from China. I'm not going to argue political systems, I'm only discussing the cities and places I've been. Shanghai, Beijing, Anhui, Wuhan, and other "poorer" locations. Yes, there is poverty, and yes, there is income inequality. But that does not diminish what accomplishments China has made...
@@jomama55ful Each year all those zones and provinces with still the need for remodeling are getting budgets. Thos little details correct with time. It took the US 60 years to be what they are (and stil there are many bad quality poor zones there). China has been like that for 18 years.
@@ignaciopazgarcia5370 Agreed. There was constant construction throughout the country. I know that older buildings get torn down regularly, and are replaced with more modern ones. It is slower going in the poorer provinces, but even in those places, there are modern facilities. As I said, I've seen the issues, but I've also seen the relentless progress.
@@Jewzi123 Chinese is not quality? I can't say in how many things they are number 1. More skycrapers in the world, best metal, best rare earth, best paying system, best termonuclear reactor, more percentage of selfmade rich women, best transport system, THE HIGHEST AMOUNT of Unesco world heritages, future biggest economy, most influencial crypto country, the highest amount of EV cars, And without saying how many countries's economy depend on china.
@@dracoii1147 I think the difference is that China is playing politics with the world, while in America, to much politics in the inside, and politics does help progress, instead, the opposite.
yeap, but they build the economy on sand , without the basic of western investment, without the basic of western technology , without the basic of western AI knowledge , it is an empty shell as in 60's
Actually, China is playing disregarding all the rules, counting on the rest of the world not antagonising them so not to loose "their slice" of the Chinese market... which does not exist. Need an example? Check their LCAC, their FC31, the J-11, H6, or any other of their rip-offs, big and small. Their policies on product imports, foreign investment manufacturing permits, or their students and researchers in US universities, or grants to such universities. The laws which requires every citizen's personal information to be available to the government 24/7, including biometrics. No, my friend. Lets try on a level field, by the rules, and see just how "far ahead" they really are.
@@Jojo-oj1uz From the moment you were born. Your mother taught you to imitate her, stand up, talk, and eat. When you arrive at school, you imitate your teacher. Who is not progressing in imitation?
@@bigchen4729 what kind of stupid paralell is this? When you learn from your parents and teachers and do as they do, then you're proud of that and you acknowledge that. If you are successfull in basketball for example and you have an interview in press or tv, you will mention your parents, coach and how they taught you everything - Now. Let's hear china admit that they "imitated it". No way they will do it. They'll do much worse - they'll pretend THEY made it and brag about how they are better than rest of the world in everything, like they do now. Also, there's a big difference between taking inspiration from someone/something and straight copying it, just placing your name (or logo, which is copied too lol) on it.
I am an online english teacher for Chinese students and I am so impress with how Chinese students have the focus. They are truly competitive. So no doubt that China is really preparing for the future.
Jason, I myself have also watched this incredible progress in China because I kept going every year since 2011 until Including 2019. I have seen year after year all the aspects you mention and much more. Confucian teachings and values play a most important part in this mesmerizing development: Hard work Hard effort Hard study Merit Savings Great respect towards parents and professors Great respect towards ancestors A very strong family Thinking in terms of "Us" instead of "Me" These items together with stable public policies are the keys. Nothing strange or miraculous but the above values have now almost completely disappeared in the Western world that totally ignores what's really going on now in China and don't even want to know or find out. Who was it that said "human stupidity is infinite"? Quite right he was !!!
@dyrectory com I'm glad you have appreciated my comment. Thank you so much. I'm a University graduated translator specialized in social sciences and law. My mother used to read a lot about China, both Chinese writers and Westerner writers residing in China and in my very early childhood before I started reading she would tell me lots of interesting things about this country, therefore in such a way she aroused my curiosity about China. As a consequence I had always been interested in China, kept reading, watching Chinese films, etc, etc, and finally made my first trip to China in 2011 thinking it was going to be my first and only trip. I live in Argentina and it's really a very long way from my country to China, but this first trip made me feel so impressed and curious about the country that actually I couldn't stop going back again and again every year trying to learn more and more. I've made Chinese friends and Westerner friends living in China a fact that contributes a lot to a better understanding of a society. Besides, I never take tours when I travel, being an observer I prefer the "slow traveling" style and getting acquainted with local people and habits. I have two or three friends in my country who have also been more than once in China. They are the only persons with whom I can freely talk about China because they share the same positive vision and opinion about the country but it's quite impossible to have any serious conversation with any other person because they are thoroughly brainwashed by Western media and they prefer to believe what these media say instead of believing what a person who has been many times in China says and the same happens with my friends. No matter what you say and write, no matter the pictures you may show, they'd always prefer to believe what media say and write. To my satisfaction at least one young oil engineer of my acquaintance has paid attention to my narrations about China, is now studying mandarin and planning a trip to China. Ha, ha, I feel so happy that all my "preachings" have had a little bit of success in a young and intelligent person.
@@MariaAlvarez-sm8bv Thanks for the thorough reply. I appreciated it just as much, if not more. I has validated my experiences will my attempts to show the 'real' or the other side of China to friends - they choose to hold onto the MSM (mainstream media) version. As a result, I totally concur that there are limited people you can have a positive conversation with, including quite a bit of people of Chinese descent but born in Canada. FYI, I live in Canada. Your situation is much more unique that it was your mother who stirred your curiosity about China. This is a much more personal question...how did you mother end up being so interested in China? You don't have this answer this question in public if it's too personal. BTW, do you have a YT channel?
@dyrectory com - Oh I'm sure my mother would have been very flattered with your question about her interest in China. My mother was Brazilian and a voracious reader in Portuguese, English, French, Italian and Spanish. She was interested in almost all subjects and not only in China but also in other Eastern and Middle Eastern countries and would also tell to me stories about those other countries. For reasons that I ignore I try to remember and think she was mostly impressed and interested about China. Maybe Pearl Buck's and Lin Yutang's and their books among other the works of other authors played an important part in her preferences. Since I don't like to visit too many countries or places in one single trip, so, on the occasion of my first trip to Asia I decided to visit just four destinations there plus Hanoi because I had seen a lot of films and videos about Halong Bay and I wished to visit that place. Having done my first trip I decided that I wanted to concentrate on China thus trying to achieve a deeper knowledge of one country only instead of having a superficial knowledge of a wider number if Asian countries. My trips to China have lasted 40 or 45 days and usually repeating two places I had visited before combined with two new destinations. Another factor that probably greatly stimulated my interest in China was an English grammar professor I had at the University. He was a fascinating old English gentleman that had been an English professor in China during several years of the first half of last century. He loved China and a small group of his English grammar students (I among them) would stay until late listening the stories he would tell us about China once the English grammar lecture had ended. And finally, I don't have a TH-cam channel but I follow Jason, Daniel Dumbrill, Jabiertzo, an excellent sociologist TH-camr married to a Chinese girl and living in Changsha (Spanish language videos maybe with Mandarin subtitles, I'm not sure) and two first level academics: Martin Jacques and Kishore Mahbubani. I have learned a lot with their videos.
@@MariaAlvarez-sm8bv Thanks for sharing! You have a fascinating background. I am familiar every individual you have mentioned with the exception of Jabiertzo, probably because I don't understand Spanish. I also watch, these TH-camrs, Nathan Rich, Difference Frames the World, Katherine's Journey to the East, etc. BTW, you should put some thoughts into running an online newspaper via this wordpress theme themeforest.net/item/newspaper/5489609 . It's not too difficult, the bigger challenge is marketing.
I am also fortunate to have been to China. It is a peace-loving and life-loving country where everyone is so amiable. I am looking forward to my next visit.
drinking beer is killing yourself by only two steps: open it, drink it. but holding a gun is not that harmful, since you have to make sure three steps: at least one bullet loaded, point to someone, pull the trigger. see? gun is more safe than beer
My nieces and nephews are also learning mandarin as early as preschool because my uncles believe that it will benefit them in the future. I guess they’re right.
Living here in Canada for so many years, I've never heard of all these achievements China made in the past decade. So sad the media here in the west paint China in such a negative narrative. Kudos to you for shining a positive light on what China is really like. I know China is not perfect, but what I am seeing through your lens, I am seeing a great side in China and the advancement of success they will have in the years to come.
from you icon i guess you are canadian chinese. it's sad you can only know your (grand) paraents home country through youtube. come to china and experience yourself!
Thank you for sharing reality to all the "non believers". I left San Francisco in 2006 and have been living in Guilin (Guangxi province) ever since. You are absolutely spot on with everything you said. Brilliant work!
US is definitely frozen in time. Especially LaGuardia airport 🥲 I’ve been living here in the US for 20 years and that stupid airport have been in renovation for almost just as long....
@@LisaTao LaGuardia? That’s a huge project. They have been adding a lane about half a mile long near my community for 7 years. Everyday I drive past that road I see only equipment no workers. Ssometimes when I see workers, I see one worker digging, 6 workers all holding coffee cups, watch the poor guy like spectators.
China has changed more in 5 years than the west in the last 50 no exaggeration, and everything that gets built ect looks nothing like the plans, its like mcdonalds, the picture looks great then after 10 years it finally gets built and looks like trash.. the government are taxing people to the eyeballs, yet they dont put in back into the country, spend it on weapons and mansions. weve had a big bridge built in our town, which is great called mersey flow.. basically huge bridge that has made traffic flow so much better.. it took about 15 years planning and to build in total..rediculous. nothing else has changed.. we cant even get fibre broadband in alot of parts of town let alone 5G. the best thing in UK is the water system.. that people can learn from.. nowhere in the world has a better water supply system.. everything else is kinda behind and not improving. id love the UK to stop kissing US arse and work with China the whole country would improve VASTLY
@@dracoii1147 That’s good to hear. Too bad I now live in Denver and most likely won’t be enjoying the airport much. I hope they seriously expand the Denver metro because so many people are moving in.
In today’s world China seems to be the only country that isn’t falling apart, One day would love to live in China, Australia dropped the ball big time when they decided to make China an enemy.
I can’t wait to go back after four years in China and left last year October. It’s so convenient, safe, people so inclusive to foreigners. If you love travel, you will be overwhelmed by China many breathtaking, stunning scenic attractions. You probably need to retire in China to be able to cover most of it.
@@gregkahele154 Yes USA ordered Australians PM to investigate China and to make China an enemy to Australia, It was very hard to watch as an Australian, Made me sick watching it all happen because during the COVID-19 outbreak when Australia was getting over run, China was the only country that helped us and saved us, The USA did nothing to aid Australia and yet the PM keeps kissing their ass and turning his back on a country that saved us.
He has to be number one in Military because the western bullies won't leave China alone if China is weak in Military. China is already under siege. Look Japan, South korea and south China sea where there are US Military bases and warships roaming around to scare China.
Do you eat military? Do you live and work on military? Do your children study in militay? When you are sick you go to military? You think that war is lifestyle?
@粉絲 yeah, see what happened in UK.... They willing to spend billions to remove the stations... Surprisingly the people also agreed.... So... It is their choice....
Definitely China is developing so fast! Western media doesn’t acknowledge that just make it harder for the world to catch up with China, because they don’t even know what they are catching up with 😅😅 Thank you Jason for your videos! Support from “Best of China” team! ❤️
Jason, I like your slightly new style. You are showing them instead of trying to educate the frogs in the well. Show them you are drinking on the street, show them how to shop and pay without cash. Show them the blue sky. I find it uplifting even if they are in self denial. Thank you so much and keep it coming.
@@abbotsful the didn't invent it, but they sure as hell developed it to the point where EVERYONE in china pays via cashless platforms. The chinese people took to it like fish to water, now compare that to everywhere else in the world. Now what about the country that invented the technology??? What is the point of inventing something but not developing it to it's full potential? Compare american infrastructure to chinese infrastructure, can a proper comparison even be made? one is dilapidated the other new and fresh.
@@stephen5963 Why is it so great that you have to pay cashless everywhere? That means the government knows exactly how and where you spent your money. People don't necessarily want their every transaction controlled by the government.
I lived there during the academic year 1988-89, and went back in 2003. Even though only 14 years had passed, it seemed like it had been more like 90, relative to advances in development. I can't begin to imagine what it's like now.
@@行遍天下-i1v Wow. I can imagine how that feels. I lived away from the U.S. for 8 years. When I went back in 2019, the structures hadn't changed much and there hadn't been much economic development (if any), but people's ideas were so different, I didn't agree with anyone about anything anymore. Several months later, I left, and am living in Asia again. 'Home' doesn't stay the same.
I have been visiting China every 2 or 3 years since 1989. Everytime I visit, I see so much changes. Now China has outdone most countries in terms of progress.
@@nonameiskickass1319 Oh, there are very much Chinese uses the TH-cam video, what we do is to carry forward Chinese culture for somebody who knows Chinese by the CNN or other fake news only. If you want to see the real China, I think you can come to China or you should see the bad and the good cultural diffusion about China. Otherwise, you can just see the one hand of China. And if so, the opinions or comments about Chinese is not objective.
@@nonameiskickass1319 I'm not sure if my last reply to you is useful when I saw your nickname. However, Facts speak louder than words. The growth of China will appall all the people around the world in a few years.
The video creator is an absolute idiot if he thinks people have more freedom in China than the US. He demonstrates his stupidity when he claims he would likely be tackled for drinking a beer in public or shot if he was black. I'd love to hear him comment on the human rights violations or the outrageous police actions committed against the citizens of China......if it's so free, he will have no problem doing so.
@@jek4837 human rights violation ??? He did talks about it th-cam.com/video/beq9Dua4Ajk/w-d-xo.html Ya'll talking about this ? Watch full video before commenting on me
I am a Malaysian, visited China in 2019 for a month. I am amazed by the infrastructure and development of China . Yes, you are telling the truth. Cashless . High speed train. Lots of touristic places. I will visit China again.
Here in Philippines those tagalogs are racist even to people who is not from island luzon hahaha. Tagalog the one live in manila racist to chinese and people from provinces.
Fully agreed with you. I was posted to work in Wuhan over 3 years. Over the period, in the area within 2 km radius where I worked, hundreds of apartment blocks were completed, at least 2 shopping malls, infrastructure of subways and highways. Widespread spitting disappeared and there was greater social cohesion. The world does not want US vs China but US + China for a better world and better tomorrow!
I am from Guizhou. Th cleaningness is also one of the improvements for the last 10 years. I am proud of our gov and people. The subjective aspect also has great progress not only the infrastructure.
When I was coming to China some years ago, people really mocked me. Even close family. Well, I had so much faith that I was making the right decision. I have never regretted it. Even as a black minority, I will consider myself blessed. God bless China.
@@richardcogbill6791 It's only communist in the name of the party. They play the get rich by capitalism game very well. And the rich people there are very good at moving their money out of China. Especially the CCP members are good at that.
@@sabinereynaudsf I'm already married. ☺️☺️☺️. I'm a traveller and a learner. I'm in China to learn how this amazing country was built and to form formidable partnerships for my business. I'll go back home and do what I can in my own small way.
Whilst China builds amazing infrastructure, and helps economic growth, America is still spending money on war. Which superpower do you think is better?
@@世界记录 i agree with you and i'm not even chinese. but seriously, the western people are arrogant and self-centered because they have no achievements like china has. people with nothing are always attention seekers.
Great video, It is quite amazing how China is moving forwards, While the rest of the world wastes time arguing instead of getting on with more important things...😃👍
I live in central america, hope our region and my country catch up too. China mindset is not about who is the richest country or who is number 1. They try to improve in everything about living. Wish some day my country politician think the same.
Most importantly, China doesn't go bomb other sovereign nations in the name of "preserving freedom and democracy". There is only one nation in this world constantly at war around the world for the past 60 years.
@@bohan9957 the country you refer to....is the least free of developed nations....not in top 10 for social & economic freedom....how can you be free if you have 2.3 million people incarcerated....and believe you need to keep a gun under the bed.....for "freedom".....
Don't let the alcohol control the drinker. If you drink, you do the controlling. Just get the right level and stay at that level and never let it get above and make a nuisance of yourself. That's how I mostly drink anyway. Been over a year since I've been dry though. Karaokes are closed and even if it's open, no singing is allowed cos the mike will get ya 🤦♂️
Great video, Jason. Please keep up your good works by just telling the truth, good or bad, about China. Showing stuff and people on the street is a better way than lecturing.
Congratulations to CNSA and the people's republic of China. Grand salute to astronomer and the scientists ❤️❤️❤️❤️. ..... China is totally living in future. Thank you Jason bro for this wonderful video ❤️. Once again thank you China for helping all over the world during covid period ❤️❤️❤️❤️. ❤️🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳.
@Nilesh Bhattacharya I am Singaporean. If China is that successful, why is it not a 1st world country? Mr Meaningful exaggerated. (Personal thought. You have no obligation replying. Thank you.)
@@kevinmock277 Its because its under developing itself to be better n better, it bullies countries because those countries were the ones who bullied them first, The Genocide is also fake, someone just has been posting lies on social medias bout it, China's doing policies one by one to improve overtime, wut do u know about china? Read more of its histories n u should already know y
I lived in China four years and my wife is Chinese. I just keep telling my parents the future is in Asia and more specifically in China and that is the reason we chose our children to have the Chinese nationality. They are no longer a communist country but a capitalist country with one party which is the communist party of China. My wife has been living in Spain since 2016 and says that China was completely unrecognizable for her when she went back in 2018.
@@太吾尘 communism works for the chinese people because the chinese people move on the same page and are truly united. something the anglos can never do or understand
@tflg325 i suppose we should compare the funding spent on infrastructure, lol there are a few vloggers (expats) living in china that showcase different cities gives different perspective on their commercial progress, but as for social progress, i guess that's subjective
@@SovereignTroll You know which country had the most advanced military tech during WW2? Then which country did most of their scientists defect to and continue their r&d for that new country? But yes, China is notoriously good at taking another country's tech/ideas and then modifying them Have you been to any other countries not connected to the US? While we may be happy living free here in the states, many in their own countries are happy living there as well. The day we do not have to pay any property taxes, that's when we really "own our land". Hell, whatever money we make is not really ours, unless it's allllll cash. Point being, it's good to see things from another perspective. If your username implies what I think it does, why bother wasting time discussing any govt entities?
While China is trying to get closer to the US spending every year but they need more to keep the people quiet. Propaganda cost in the billions and the police force also needs more upkeep that the whole Chinese military. And the police dont even earn a lot of money ;)
Wildman Cobra, as a noun, is defined as a disciplined trainer who exercises regularly to shed off the sinful calories derived from fast food and alcohol. Well done, My Lord!
I can’t wait to go back to visit China again, its such a peaceful place to be in. Ive been to China a couple times already and my mom’s sister asked me if i would rather stay in Canada (where i was born) or live here in China. And i said I rather live in China 🥲
thats just true. Even when i was visiting china for the very first time in 2005 i was so impressed about the fast development of the infrastructur. That time it mainly was in the biggest cities where i could see every time a new line acomplished when i came back. the speed of development was mind blowing for me as a swiss. a lot of peoples were thinking that will end as fast as it has started. but with the impressive rise of consumption in china itself the own economy has more opportunities and even more important: china got a much higher power in the world economy. who can ignore the largest market on this planet? because of the policy of the western world some obstacles still are there (as the chip-production for exemple). but that country with that people will suceed for sure. so much creativity, motivation to improve themselves, motivation to realize great projects cant be stopped so easily.
Jason, you produced an amazing video here. It's one of the most accurate capture and summation of China I have watched in a long time (as an Aussie, I've been to China myself and I am aware of the truth you state). It's so frustrating seeing our Western Media totally ignore all of these wonderful progresses China has made. Unfortunately we have a SMALL PERCENTAGE of USA Corporate Billionaires who are doing this out of shire jealousy. The USA have just passed a $1 BILLION funding over the next 3 years (i.e. over $300 Million spending a year) to pay Western Media to TRASH China. WTF!!!! Instead of these Corporate Billionaires paying their fair share of taxes to help their own society, they invest in trying to STOP China's developments for their own people. What these Corporate Billionaires in the USA don't seem to realise is that if they just paid their fair share of taxes to their Government, the USA would be at same level of development as China.
That is disgraceful- those billionaires should be ashamed of themselves. What kind of person lives in luxury and leaves his fellow citizens to live in squalor? Proves to me that they are psychopaths. Any normal business person would be ashamed of his country decaying (as the USA is) and be investing and working to improve it.
@@woodyforest7308 about as much as Americans have to worry about their abusive corrupt police, drug addicts, armed violent criminals, violent racists, gun nuts, violent road rage A-holes, gangs, sociopaths, and all the other Americans with “issues” against people, As well as breaking the slightest smallest law (like jaywalking that can get you beat to death).. If you’ve never been to China and witnessed that society first hand then you don’t know what you’re talking about other than echoing the propaganda the west (US) spews. Meanwhile I’m sure your house is filled with affordable made in China clothes, tools, appliances, utensils, electronics, toys, furnishings, nik-naks, as well as auto parts on your vehicles, etc PS: the Chinese government doesn’t bother you if you’re not up to something suspicious. (Unlike the US where the police are just driving around hunting people down for the slightest BS)
@@woodyforest7308 here’s your answer by westerner actually living there th-cam.com/video/7CXrBTJCva8/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/AXNBg30kpCQ/w-d-xo.html
Unless you are pregnant and are at the kid limit. Then I suppose there is no need to worry about safety. The government authorities will safely return the woman home after they force her to get an abortion, hopefully there is no complications. That's the real freedom?
I am away from China seven months already after four years in China . I am planning to go back early or first half next year probably Shanghai. I will visit ‘old’ places and I reckon there will be changes.
Nah, before all that you all should be looking at EACH OTHER as mentors. If you want to get anything from China the first example should be for Africa to unite as a single country.
@@YouGotOptions2 Africans will never unite... Have u ever heard of any continent with more civil wars than Africa... Africans just dont like each other.. Even people in small African villages dont get along n focus more on bringing each other down than building each other up
The beauty of any Chinese city is you are completely safe day and night. Young girls can literally go out at 2am in any city and enjoy delicious street foods without the fear of being mugged or shot. This is the ultimate personal freedom that you can't get anywhere else in the world.
Because when people are not living in Poverty or struggling to Pay Bills America is too Greedy they have to separate Rich and Poor My only Issue I have with China is alot of them Will dislike People of Color and will do anything for Caucasians Approval when Mostly People of Color love Asian People it's not us who teased Chinese People or Looked Down on them here in America especially in the South when Jim Crow was the law it was Blacks and Chinese doing business with each other at the time when America wouldn't let Chinese Men Bring their families over here I saw a Video on that the other day I was Amazed how Chinese were treated by White America back then I FOUND THE VIDEO th-cam.com/video/2NMrqGHr5zE/w-d-xo.html
When I visited Shanghai in 2011 I was riding on maglev trains going at over 300 miles per hour. When I stopped over at New York’s airports in 2013 I felt I was in some provincial airports in the UK! While US spends its money on interfering with and invading other countries China invests on improving the lives of its people. Attacking China won’t change the facts.
I'm still love and support the people of China for their hard work with consistently to bring their own country into a great heights of development in every aspect of life and it's surrounding.
I lived in San Francisco for 21+years. I used to hear police siren almost every minutes. And I've been watching most of all your video and I can't remember seeing cups in it. I think you're right. There's more freedom there. Seems like. That beer drinking really cracks me up.
@@self.destructr yes America has more freedom. China is not allowing people to buy assault weapon. Also put a reality show host as their president. OMG.
@@sparkeyjones6261 there a fire station in third street. Yes. But also Harrison street is where the freeway entrance is, maybe that's a regular route for them. there's a police station at Bryant street and fifth. It's quiet at night and that's when every single siren are sounds like it's amplified. Day time is usually normal. I only live there for mine years. After that I move to fishermen's wharf area. Near pier 39.
The World Needs to CATCH UP with China! 世界需要赶上中国的脚步了！
Where's Jiao? Jiao's at home pregnant...baby's about to pop out soon! ❤️
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damn you are fast , i mean , drink fast
Pop out？it is very painful and slow process. You can try next child
You really show people how to drink a beer on a sunny day mr Cobra😅
Great vid, living the dream and not having to wake up to misery worrying about debt. Remember to insists on giving your child an English as well as Chinese name at the hospital when they do the birth certificate. Will save some legal hassle when you apply for his UK passport.
Since Jiao isn't walking all over the place to eat, you will have to bring home Burger King for her.
I have lived in China for the last 8 years. Your observations are correct.
Where in china?
I have also spent time in China. That was also my observation. Great Cell phone service in the most remote locations. Infrastructure is amazing. There are issues with building quality, but not surprising with the rate of growth there. The US could learn a lot from China. I'm not going to argue political systems, I'm only discussing the cities and places I've been. Shanghai, Beijing, Anhui, Wuhan, and other "poorer" locations. Yes, there is poverty, and yes, there is income inequality. But that does not diminish what accomplishments China has made...
@@jomama55ful Each year all those zones and provinces with still the need for remodeling are getting budgets. Thos little details correct with time. It took the US 60 years to be what they are (and stil there are many bad quality poor zones there). China has been like that for 18 years.
@@ignaciopazgarcia5370 Agreed. There was constant construction throughout the country. I know that older buildings get torn down regularly, and are replaced with more modern ones. It is slower going in the poorer provinces, but even in those places, there are modern facilities. As I said, I've seen the issues, but I've also seen the relentless progress.
@@Jewzi123 Chinese is not quality? I can't say in how many things they are number 1. More skycrapers in the world, best metal, best rare earth, best paying system, best termonuclear reactor, more percentage of selfmade rich women, best transport system, THE HIGHEST AMOUNT of Unesco world heritages, future biggest economy, most influencial crypto country, the highest amount of EV cars, And without saying how many countries's economy depend on china.
In fact, the reason is very simple. Western countries are playing politics, and China is playing economics.
@@dracoii1147 I think the difference is that China is playing politics with the world, while in America, to much politics in the inside, and politics does help progress, instead, the opposite.
yeap, but they build the economy on sand ,
without the basic of western investment, without the basic of western technology , without the basic of western AI knowledge , it is an empty shell as in 60's
Actually, China is playing disregarding all the rules, counting on the rest of the world not antagonising them so not to loose "their slice" of the Chinese market... which does not exist. Need an example? Check their LCAC, their FC31, the J-11, H6, or any other of their rip-offs, big and small. Their policies on product imports, foreign investment manufacturing permits, or their students and researchers in US universities, or grants to such universities. The laws which requires every citizen's personal information to be available to the government 24/7, including biometrics. No, my friend. Lets try on a level field, by the rules, and see just how "far ahead" they really are.
@@Jojo-oj1uz From the moment you were born.
Your mother taught you to imitate her, stand up, talk, and eat.
When you arrive at school, you imitate your teacher.
Who is not progressing in imitation?
@@bigchen4729 what kind of stupid paralell is this? When you learn from your parents and teachers and do as they do, then you're proud of that and you acknowledge that. If you are successfull in basketball for example and you have an interview in press or tv, you will mention your parents, coach and how they taught you everything - Now. Let's hear china admit that they "imitated it". No way they will do it. They'll do much worse - they'll pretend THEY made it and brag about how they are better than rest of the world in everything, like they do now. Also, there's a big difference between taking inspiration from someone/something and straight copying it, just placing your name (or logo, which is copied too lol) on it.
I am an online english teacher for Chinese students and I am so impress with how Chinese students
have the focus. They are truly competitive. So no doubt that China is really preparing for the future.
How can I contact you
English teacher. Impress should be in the past tense. Impressed.
@@jaismohamad1497 he was too excited to add the “ed”🤣
@@stevewjobs7690 I taught English too. Couldn't refrain from correcting. We teachers should help each other eh?
师夷长技以制夷 that's why we must learn English
Jason, I myself have also watched this incredible progress in China because I kept going every year since 2011 until Including 2019.
I have seen year after year all the aspects you mention and much more.
Confucian teachings and values play a most important part in this mesmerizing development:
Hard work
Hard effort
Hard study
Merit
Savings
Great respect towards parents and professors
Great respect towards ancestors
A very strong family
Thinking in terms of "Us" instead of "Me"
These items together with stable public policies are the keys.
Nothing strange or miraculous but the above values have now almost completely disappeared in the Western world that totally ignores what's really going on now in China and don't even want to know or find out.
Who was it that said "human stupidity is infinite"? Quite right he was !!!
@Maria Alvarez, that was very insightful... I'm curious, what field are you in?
@dyrectory com I'm glad you have appreciated my comment. Thank you so much.
I'm a University graduated translator specialized in social sciences and law.
My mother used to read a lot about China, both Chinese writers and Westerner writers residing in China and in my very early childhood before I started reading she would tell me lots of interesting things about this country, therefore in such a way she aroused my curiosity about China.
As a consequence I had always been interested in China, kept reading, watching Chinese films, etc, etc, and finally made my first trip to China in 2011 thinking it was going to be my first and only trip. I live in Argentina and it's really a very long way from my country to China, but this first trip made me feel so impressed and curious about the country that actually I couldn't stop going back again and again every year trying to learn more and more. I've made Chinese friends and Westerner friends living in China a fact that contributes a lot to a better understanding of a society. Besides, I never take tours when I travel, being an observer I prefer the "slow traveling" style and getting acquainted with local people and habits.
I have two or three friends in my country who have also been more than once in China. They are the only persons with whom I can freely talk about China because they share the same positive vision and opinion about the country but it's quite impossible to have any serious conversation with any other person because they are thoroughly brainwashed by Western media and they prefer to believe what these media say instead of believing what a person who has been many times in China says and the same happens with my friends. No matter what you say and write, no matter the pictures you may show, they'd always prefer to believe what media say and write.
To my satisfaction at least one young oil engineer of my acquaintance has paid attention to my narrations about China, is now studying mandarin and planning a trip to China. Ha, ha, I feel so happy that all my "preachings" have had a little bit of success in a young and intelligent person.
@@MariaAlvarez-sm8bv Thanks for the thorough reply. I appreciated it just as much, if not more. I has validated my experiences will my attempts to show the 'real' or the other side of China to friends - they choose to hold onto the MSM (mainstream media) version. As a result, I totally concur that there are limited people you can have a positive conversation with, including quite a bit of people of Chinese descent but born in Canada. FYI, I live in Canada.
Your situation is much more unique that it was your mother who stirred your curiosity about China. This is a much more personal question...how did you mother end up being so interested in China? You don't have this answer this question in public if it's too personal. BTW, do you have a YT channel?
@dyrectory com - Oh I'm sure my mother would have been very flattered with your question about her interest in China.
My mother was Brazilian and a voracious reader in Portuguese, English, French, Italian and Spanish. She was interested in almost all subjects and not only in China but also in other Eastern and Middle Eastern countries and would also tell to me stories about those other countries. For reasons that I ignore I try to remember and think she was mostly impressed and interested about China. Maybe Pearl Buck's and Lin Yutang's and their books among other the works of other authors played an important part in her preferences.
Since I don't like to visit too many countries or places in one single trip, so, on the occasion of my first trip to Asia I decided to visit just four destinations there plus Hanoi because I had seen a lot of films and videos about Halong Bay and I wished to visit that place.
Having done my first trip I decided that I wanted to concentrate on China thus trying to achieve a deeper knowledge of one country only instead of having a superficial knowledge of a wider number if Asian countries.
My trips to China have lasted 40 or 45 days and usually repeating two places I had visited before combined with two new destinations.
Another factor that probably greatly stimulated my interest in China was an English grammar professor I had at the University. He was a fascinating old English gentleman that had been an English professor in China during several years of the first half of last century. He loved China and a small group of his English grammar students (I among them) would stay until late listening the stories he would tell us about China once the English grammar lecture had ended.
And finally, I don't have a TH-cam channel but I follow Jason, Daniel Dumbrill, Jabiertzo, an excellent sociologist TH-camr married to a Chinese girl and living in Changsha (Spanish language videos maybe with Mandarin subtitles, I'm not sure) and two first level academics: Martin Jacques and Kishore Mahbubani. I have learned a lot with their videos.
@@MariaAlvarez-sm8bv Thanks for sharing! You have a fascinating background. I am familiar every individual you have mentioned with the exception of Jabiertzo, probably because I don't understand Spanish. I also watch, these TH-camrs, Nathan Rich, Difference Frames the World, Katherine's Journey to the East, etc.
BTW, you should put some thoughts into running an online newspaper via this wordpress theme themeforest.net/item/newspaper/5489609 . It's not too difficult, the bigger challenge is marketing.
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I am also fortunate to have been to China. It is a peace-loving and life-loving country where everyone is so amiable. I am looking forward to my next visit.
How many people are executed in China per capita? How many people are arrested for subversion?
@@jek4837
seriously,bro, China's crime rate is arguably the lowest in the world, so no one will be executed, no one will be arrested by a legal march.
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Nice brother
Love from Pakistan
Here in America, you can walk around with a gun but you cannot walk around with a beer. Strange, indeed.
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Not strange at all. Only that 100 Americans dies of gun violence daily. No other country can achieve such goal. 👏👏👏
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Nobody should be holding a beer in one hand and a gun in another... or a gun in any hand after having drunk beer.
drinking beer is killing yourself by only two steps: open it, drink it. but holding a gun is not that harmful, since you have to make sure three steps: at least one bullet loaded, point to someone, pull the trigger. see? gun is more safe than beer
My nieces and nephews are also learning mandarin as early as preschool because my uncles believe that it will benefit them in the future. I guess they’re right.
smart move
我也觉得是对的，我来自中国，我希望可以和你交朋友
I am living in Denmark. A lot of people are Learning Chinese here. My college told me his son is going to learn Chinese two weeks ago.
God you drinking that beer was cracking me up mate 😂 god that's good
It was propah !
@@JasonLivinginChina You make me feel like I want to drink now too.. :)
I laughed
WOW !!
Barrett!!!
中文学的怎么样了😄
Living here in Canada for so many years, I've never heard of all these achievements China made in the past decade. So sad the media here in the west paint China in such a negative narrative. Kudos to you for shining a positive light on what China is really like. I know China is not perfect, but what I am seeing through your lens, I am seeing a great side in China and the advancement of success they will have in the years to come.
Come and visit when covid dies down.
Also in Canada btw.
Western governments and media dare not let people know real China. It will be political crisis for western countries.
I concur with your acknowledgement... I live in Canada too.
from you icon i guess you are canadian chinese. it's sad you can only know your (grand) paraents home country through youtube. come to china and experience yourself!
@@dracoii1147 not by fake news!
Thank you for sharing reality to all the "non believers". I left San Francisco in 2006 and have been living in Guilin (Guangxi province) ever since. You are absolutely spot on with everything you said. Brilliant work!
China is so fast
One day in China feels like ten years in other places.
China make other countries look like frozen in time.
You are right. Perhaps, it is moving too fast.
US is definitely frozen in time. Especially LaGuardia airport 🥲 I’ve been living here in the US for 20 years and that stupid airport have been in renovation for almost just as long....
@@LisaTao LaGuardia? That’s a huge project. They have been adding a lane about half a mile long near my community for 7 years. Everyday I drive past that road I see only equipment no workers. Ssometimes when I see workers, I see one worker digging, 6 workers all holding coffee cups, watch the poor guy like spectators.
China has changed more in 5 years than the west in the last 50 no exaggeration, and everything that gets built ect looks nothing like the plans, its like mcdonalds, the picture looks great then after 10 years it finally gets built and looks like trash.. the government are taxing people to the eyeballs, yet they dont put in back into the country, spend it on weapons and mansions. weve had a big bridge built in our town, which is great called mersey flow.. basically huge bridge that has made traffic flow so much better.. it took about 15 years planning and to build in total..rediculous. nothing else has changed.. we cant even get fibre broadband in alot of parts of town let alone 5G.
the best thing in UK is the water system.. that people can learn from.. nowhere in the world has a better water supply system.. everything else is kinda behind and not improving. id love the UK to stop kissing US arse and work with China the whole country would improve VASTLY
@@dracoii1147 That’s good to hear. Too bad I now live in Denver and most likely won’t be enjoying the airport much. I hope they seriously expand the Denver metro because so many people are moving in.
In today’s world China seems to be the only country that isn’t falling apart, One day would love to live in China, Australia dropped the ball big time when they decided to make China an enemy.
I can’t wait to go back after four years in China and left last year October. It’s so convenient, safe, people so inclusive to foreigners. If you love travel, you will be overwhelmed by China many breathtaking, stunning scenic attractions. You probably need to retire in China to be able to cover most of it.
@@gliu1431 I’m looking forward to going there for a holiday in the near future and would diffently love to live in China.
Did Australia have a choice? I believe the U.S. ordered Australia to become China's enemy.
@@gregkahele154 Yes USA ordered Australians PM to investigate China and to make China an enemy to Australia, It was very hard to watch as an Australian, Made me sick watching it all happen because during the COVID-19 outbreak when Australia was getting over run, China was the only country that helped us and saved us, The USA did nothing to aid Australia and yet the PM keeps kissing their ass and turning his back on a country that saved us.
@@Someone_RandomV8 what Commodities the Chinese are not buying from Australia, they buy from 🇺🇸....
Some allies huh?
The only TH-camr in the world who is honest about China ....
@tflg325 he is truly honest , I have been to China and I witnessed in firsthand
China doesn’t have to be number one in everything, especially in military. Like others, Chinese ordinary people just want to improve their lives.
He has to be number one in Military because the western bullies won't leave China alone if China is weak in Military. China is already under siege. Look Japan, South korea and south China sea where there are US Military bases and warships roaming around to scare China.
Do you eat military? Do you live and work on military? Do your children study in militay? When you are sick you go to military? You think that war is lifestyle?
@@garagedigital you live in LALA land aka fantasyland. Snap out of it, man. That good buzz and koolaid isn't real.
China has already high level of military technology, but the west still don't know about that 😁
It's also good to have military power so other other countries think twice before they attack you.
I damn love the city I'm living in. Shenzhen is really like a city of future. We can use 5G everywhere and the speed is very very fast.
U r offending too many ppl including me. I want a 5G too
I live in SZ too but I don't quite like this city, where only focus on economy rather than anything else.
@@lynjeff8084 深圳没有人情味，深圳只适合挣钱，不适合居住。。。深圳没有爱情，只有上不完的班，和吃不完的快餐。。。。
@@Joe-qw8qx 您住错地区了吧？
我2017年去了深圳玩，非常喜欢深圳！
@粉絲 yeah, see what happened in UK.... They willing to spend billions to remove the stations... Surprisingly the people also agreed.... So... It is their choice....
Interestingly, in US, you can legally buy an AR-15 at the age of 18 before you can legally buy a can of beer.
@@MrZ28cowboy You jealous? China already has enough freedom to have a good quality of life.
@@itz_g4m3r76 after seeing your comment Uyghur muslims committed suicide.
@@MrZ28cowboy I can't breathe
@@MrZ28cowboy but George Floyd cannot get the oxygen. what a pity . Is this freedom?😥
@@MrZ28cowboy everyone black brown yellow. Are you kidding me? Isn't he a man?
Definitely China is developing so fast! Western media doesn’t acknowledge that just make it harder for the world to catch up with China, because they don’t even know what they are catching up with 😅😅 Thank you Jason for your videos! Support from “Best of China” team! ❤️
So true 😂😂😂
That's the point. Western media are actually helping China become outstanding by hypnotizing their audience and frozing their countries.
@@wanglaugh9932
By the time American sheeple wake up from their American Dream, China has already became a paradise.
@@wanglaugh9932 well thought .. is a fact.
@@haroldshipman5419
STOP YOUR FAKE NEWS.
Jason, I like your slightly new style. You are showing them instead of trying to educate the frogs in the well. Show them you are drinking on the street, show them how to shop and pay without cash. Show them the blue sky. I find it uplifting even if they are in self denial. Thank you so much and keep it coming.
@Papa Bear, good observation on Jason's new approach.
@@abbotsful the didn't invent it, but they sure as hell developed it to the point where EVERYONE in china pays via cashless platforms. The chinese people took to it like fish to water, now compare that to everywhere else in the world. Now what about the country that invented the technology??? What is the point of inventing something but not developing it to it's full potential? Compare american infrastructure to chinese infrastructure, can a proper comparison even be made? one is dilapidated the other new and fresh.
@@abbotsful read the whole statement.
@@stephen5963 Why is it so great that you have to pay cashless everywhere? That means the government knows exactly how and where you spent your money. People don't necessarily want their every transaction controlled by the government.
@@abbotsful Truth hurts.
I lived there during the academic year 1988-89, and went back in 2003. Even though only 14 years had passed, it seemed like it had been more like 90, relative to advances in development. I can't begin to imagine what it's like now.
2001年我到城市里上学4年，出来工作后在2020回到那个城市，我发现我迷路了，我还是个中国人🙀
actually,Since 2010, China's development and change is the fastest, and it is a huge change every year
I was lived in UK for 7 years when I back to my small city Hohhot inner mogolia, I m lost
@@行遍天下-i1v Wow. I can imagine how that feels. I lived away from the U.S. for 8 years. When I went back in 2019, the structures hadn't changed much and there hadn't been much economic development (if any), but people's ideas were so different, I didn't agree with anyone about anything anymore. Several months later, I left, and am living in Asia again. 'Home' doesn't stay the same.
No problem Jason
I have been visiting China every 2 or 3 years since 1989. Everytime I visit, I see so much changes. Now China has outdone most countries in terms of progress.
@Raj Iyer No talking until you experience this country.
@@nonameiskickass1319 Oh, there are very much Chinese uses the TH-cam video, what we do is to carry forward Chinese culture for somebody who knows Chinese by the CNN or other fake news only.
If you want to see the real China, I think you can come to China or you should see the bad and the good cultural diffusion about China. Otherwise, you can just see the one hand of China. And if so, the opinions or comments about Chinese is not objective.
@@nonameiskickass1319
I'm not sure if my last reply to you is useful when I saw your nickname. However, Facts speak louder than words. The growth of China will appall all the people around the world in a few years.
@Raj Iyer excuse me can you show me how to sell your soul?
Still remember when I went to us for the first time, I was shocked by the messy, small, and "broken" airport in the world's No. 1 country.
They are only the world's number 1 country in their imaginations!
中国不是历史的终点，但华夏正在努力的书写当下的历史。
谁说历史没有终点，人类的历史只有几千年，就算把远古人类放在内也是几十万年的事情，而对于地球这就只是一瞬间
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Drinking beer in the street? You're trying to piss off America! Hahahahahahaha
活抓野生磊哥
美国cop：干就完了！
刻不容缓！
五桶台湾
活捉磊哥😀
Everybody outside of China hating on China but all I want is to visit China one day.
Word
jok
Facts😂😂
They are all just jealous of China.
welcome to China. a great exploration ahead.
Tx Jason for sharing..always looking forward to your new contents..like ur unique style and informative content..keep it up..
Time to learn Mandarin.
In Brazil drink beer on The streets are legal as well...... so yes 😀
The video creator is an absolute idiot if he thinks people have more freedom in China than the US. He demonstrates his stupidity when he claims he would likely be tackled for drinking a beer in public or shot if he was black. I'd love to hear him comment on the human rights violations or the outrageous police actions committed against the citizens of China......if it's so free, he will have no problem doing so.
@@jek4837 what about other video ? Care to explain ?
@@Rex-ww4cw I'm not sure what you are asking. Explain what? We've covered the part where Jason is an idiot.
@@jek4837 I mean he's not wrong. He will most likely get shot in the public or arrested if he drink beer in the public in the US
@@jek4837 human rights violation ??? He did talks about it
th-cam.com/video/beq9Dua4Ajk/w-d-xo.html
Ya'll talking about this ?
Watch full video before commenting on me
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不，我不支持，这将严重影响我战忽局的工作！让广大战忽局工作同志们的工作成果付诸东流
中國需要低調
是宝宝王
🙋 來啊
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This is true! Every year when i go to Guangzhou and there are so many changes!
Thanks for showing China to the world, appreciated.
So this is where the CCP's 500 % propaganda budget increase went. Good to now. I'll be watching my back from here on out.
@@MrAnimason oh boy, someone's in trouble 😆
@@MrAnimason point:proven
research:not done
therapy:needed
This is another best video
I am a Malaysian, visited China in 2019 for a month. I am amazed by the infrastructure and development of China . Yes, you are telling the truth. Cashless . High speed train. Lots of touristic places. I will visit China again.
欢迎你随时来中国游玩，我们的朋友！
欢迎来中国旅行！！！ welcome to China.
@@danielming6152Yes, thank you.
I am Indian living in Delhi a capital of India..I want to simply say..China is 1000 years ahead of India
It's undeniable that the stunning rise of my beloved China has sparked a lot of jealousy especially to the americans, british and filipinos.🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
Huh..you may right bout that. But hell yeah, dont mention other's names. Lol
How can you forgot India. I am offended 😜
@@chronoshin8597 Ha ha! True, there's never anything positive on the news about China here!!... not even the Mars mission!!
Here in Philippines those tagalogs are racist even to people who is not from island luzon hahaha. Tagalog the one live in manila racist to chinese and people from provinces.
why Philippines?
Great video bro, best regards from Indonesia
Thanks ✌
I lived in China for many years
Many of their cities are showcases.
DongYing 東營市 is a futuristic city
欢迎来到我们的中国
Shandong Dongying山东东营？This is my location, my hometown from small to large
@@夏日葳蕤 really
@@nityendrakumar9038 What's the matter?
Fully agreed with you. I was posted to work in Wuhan over 3 years. Over the period, in the area within 2 km radius where I worked, hundreds of apartment blocks were completed, at least 2 shopping malls, infrastructure of subways and highways. Widespread spitting disappeared and there was greater social cohesion.
The world does not want US vs China but US + China for a better world and better tomorrow!
when Chinese GDP is 2times of the USA. the USA will cooperate with China. but before that the USA will try it's best to stop China.
@@alanssshh They are too useless to stop China, and will have to accept they are on their way to being a nobody country.
@@alanssshhjust like UK did with USA
agree with you@@JJ-ym1kw
The city you live is so clean and beautiful!
I am from Guizhou. Th cleaningness is also one of the improvements for the last 10 years. I am proud of our gov and people. The subjective aspect also has great progress not only the infrastructure.
@Lucky Retiree. it really was. It might still be, but I swear this place looks very well off than many cities I had visited
@Lucky Retiree. it is indeed. I’m from Guizhou but never been to this city. Xingyi is a tier 3
City in Guizhou province.
@Lucky Retiree. 這是事實,在我的認識,貴州是中國最貧窮三個省之一, 另外是陝西省和甘肅省, 但現在情況來看貴州已經不在是了, 另外兩個省,國家都在用很大力度去令他們不再貧窮.
this city is the poorest province in china . amazing
When I was coming to China some years ago, people really mocked me. Even close family. Well, I had so much faith that I was making the right decision. I have never regretted it. Even as a black minority, I will consider myself blessed. God bless China.
I was thinking about relocating my family there what city are you in?
You can never become a citizen, even when you marry a chinese person. Does that not bother you?
@@richardcogbill6791 It's only communist in the name of the party. They play the get rich by capitalism game very well. And the rich people there are very good at moving their money out of China. Especially the CCP members are good at that.
God bless u.
@@sabinereynaudsf I'm already married. ☺️☺️☺️. I'm a traveller and a learner. I'm in China to learn how this amazing country was built and to form formidable partnerships for my business. I'll go back home and do what I can in my own small way.
As Chinese ethnic, I would have to say: let's be humble.
Chinese people are humble and always mind their own business. Respect❤❤❤❤
Humility is the greatest of virtues.
Yeah，we will always be humble.
谦虚一点还是好的。我们也有我们自己的问题，不过换个角度思考，明明中国有自己的问题，为什么西方甚至不愿意去了解并用我们的缺点攻击我们，却要像美国一样用他们做过的事作为样本来猜测中国也做了同样的事，比如种族屠杀
@@matthewsbrylee7049 每个人都喜欢说人家的， 打击对方煽动意识形态跟颜色革命是21最滥用的。
Whilst China builds amazing infrastructure, and helps economic growth, America is still spending money on war.
Which superpower do you think is better?
They both stink and pollute the planet for the rest of us.
@@qjtvaddict stinking less does not stop the world from dying.
The one that's not holding back information of what's really going on inside.
Cheers bro, support you
We love you Jason
每当我看到这种内容发的视频，都会担心是否会招来更多的偏见。更怕国人会骄傲，觉得我们已经世界无敌，希望我们永远保持谦逊的姿态，礼貌待人。我们不想超越任何人，只想好好的发展自己的国家，人民也只想过好自己的日子。我们在很多方面距离发达国家还有很大的差距，在我看来教育还有很大的问题，人均素质真的有待提高。每个国家都会出现畸形以及不良现象，世界上没有任何一个完美国度，所以各国和平相处，友好交流，互相借鉴才是硬道理。感谢你们这些在中国的youtuber能为中国发声，谢谢理解。
放心吧，中国即使各个领域成为了世界第一，也不会像美国那样，唯利是图、唯我独尊的。国人也不会傲慢自大、目中无人的。这是几千年文化的传承，流淌在血液里。
@@世界记录 i agree with you and i'm not even chinese. but seriously, the western people are arrogant and self-centered because they have no achievements like china has. people with nothing are always attention seekers.
美国人喜欢互相交换子弹，可悲
中国需要加强共产主义思想教育工作，否则会生出傲慢，这是不利于中华民族发展的特质，也希望中国人不忘记谦逊的美好品质
👍Jason,your the BEST👍
I live in a district here in guizhou. Loving it here.
Well I need to move out there because I'm not loving it here lol
Great video,
It is quite amazing how China is moving forwards,
While the rest of the world wastes time arguing instead of getting on with more important things...😃👍
@@jamestan8255 glad someone said it
I am chinese and living now in the netherlands , I have never been so proud to be a Chinese.
Why?
@@dormosev for giving corona virus to world
Hi
I live in central america, hope our region and my country catch up too. China mindset is not about who is the richest country or who is number 1. They try to improve in everything about living. Wish some day my country politician think the same.
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Most importantly, China doesn't go bomb other sovereign nations in the name of "preserving freedom and democracy". There is only one nation in this world constantly at war around the world for the past 60 years.
@@bohan9957 the country you refer to....is the least free of developed nations....not in top 10 for social & economic freedom....how can you be free if you have 2.3 million people incarcerated....and believe you need to keep a gun under the bed.....for "freedom".....
宝宝王，视频太好看了，就是太短不够看哟！👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Ok, drinking in a street is illegal in australia as well. I dont know why
Well, people make troubles when they are drunk.
@@皇胡昂 so people can make trouble in restaurant when they are drunk, why don’t ban that in a restaurant?
Don't let the alcohol control the drinker. If you drink, you do the controlling. Just get the right level and stay at that level and never let it get above and make a nuisance of yourself. That's how I mostly drink anyway. Been over a year since I've been dry though. Karaokes are closed and even if it's open, no singing is allowed cos the mike will get ya 🤦♂️
Because of the gun
Because this privilege will be abused in the West.
Great video, Jason. Please keep up your good works by just telling the truth, good or bad, about China. Showing stuff and people on the street is a better way than lecturing.
When i was in US , its infrastructure was so bad i thought i was in a third world country
U r lucky plus your effort to stay, work, live, speak, eat in China for the past decade. I'm a SE Asia Chinese and I admired and happy for u.
Congratulations to CNSA and the people's republic of China.
Grand salute to astronomer and the scientists ❤️❤️❤️❤️.
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China is totally living in future. Thank you Jason bro for this wonderful video ❤️.
Once again thank you China for helping all over the world during covid period ❤️❤️❤️❤️.
❤️🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳.
我是新加坡人。中国如果如此成功，为什么它不是第一世界国家? 有意思先生夸张了。
@@moksc . Pls translate in English 😊
@Nilesh Bhattacharya I am Singaporean. If China is that successful, why is it not a 1st world country? Mr Meaningful exaggerated. (Personal thought. You have no obligation replying. Thank you.)
@Allen Burger 中国腐败，已经千年。中国崛起，我比你更开心! 我也是炎黄子孙。
Wuhan Virus
"Let China sleep, for when she wakes, she will shake the world” - Napoleon Bonaparte.
She has awakened and is hungry af!
@Toq tararararara hwhwhwhhwhw stop lying, so cringe
barely awaken, just woke up and brushing the teeth
@@kevinmock277 ok kevin
@@kevinmock277 Its because its under developing itself to be better n better, it bullies countries because those countries were the ones who bullied them first, The Genocide is also fake, someone just has been posting lies on social medias bout it, China's doing policies one by one to improve overtime, wut do u know about china? Read more of its histories n u should already know y
@@kevinmock277 Haha, I really enjoy reading comments from people like you.
*Don't make a joke of yourself.*
good job Jason!
*Greetings gentlemen*
Welcome to China, the land of the future
Is it already
@@cafemarlene8 it really is...they have the vision..and the west can't stop them because they are blinded by racism.
I lived in China four years and my wife is Chinese. I just keep telling my parents the future is in Asia and more specifically in China and that is the reason we chose our children to have the Chinese nationality. They are no longer a communist country but a capitalist country with one party which is the communist party of China. My wife has been living in Spain since 2016 and says that China was completely unrecognizable for her when she went back in 2018.
I‘m sorry you are totally wrong. Most Chinese people want to live in a communist country.
@@太吾尘 communism works for the chinese people because the chinese people move on the same page and are truly united. something the anglos can never do or understand
Jason, I love your videos. They are so entertaining.
Love your humour. Keep show us more of the huge changes in China. Cheers
a lot of US funding for R&D is spent on military weapons/"defense"
for no fcking raason lol
@tflg325 i suppose we should compare the funding spent on infrastructure, lol
there are a few vloggers (expats) living in china that showcase different cities
gives different perspective on their commercial progress, but as for social progress, i guess that's subjective
@@SovereignTroll You know which country had the most advanced military tech during WW2? Then which country did most of their scientists defect to and continue their r&d for that new country?
But yes, China is notoriously good at taking another country's tech/ideas and then modifying them
Have you been to any other countries not connected to the US?
While we may be happy living free here in the states, many in their own countries are happy living there as well.
The day we do not have to pay any property taxes, that's when we really "own our land". Hell, whatever money we make is not really ours, unless it's allllll cash.
Point being, it's good to see things from another perspective. If your username implies what I think it does, why bother wasting time discussing any govt entities?
@@chousan1024 Chinese in mainland can and do own their own house and buy their own land/acreage .
While China is trying to get closer to the US spending every year but they need more to keep the people quiet. Propaganda cost in the billions and the police force also needs more upkeep that the whole Chinese military. And the police dont even earn a lot of money ;)
Welcome Back! About time for a "normal" video. Best wishes to Jiao and you for the baby to come!
I am in canada now but I really wanna go back and visit. Cannot wait.
I really enjoy your channel.
Wildman Cobra, as a noun, is defined as a disciplined trainer who exercises regularly to shed off the sinful calories derived from fast food and alcohol. Well done, My Lord!
I can’t wait to go back to visit China again, its such a peaceful place to be in. Ive been to China a couple times already and my mom’s sister asked me if i would rather stay in Canada (where i was born) or live here in China. And i said I rather live in China 🥲
China is the future.
Good choice. It's safer there too
@@dracoii1147 India？just a joke . U.S ? too slow!
Why don't you move there?
This video was both educational and entertaining. Lovely.
thats just true. Even when i was visiting china for the very first time in 2005 i was so impressed about the fast development of the infrastructur. That time it mainly was in the biggest cities where i could see every time a new line acomplished when i came back. the speed of development was mind blowing for me as a swiss. a lot of peoples were thinking that will end as fast as it has started. but with the impressive rise of consumption in china itself the own economy has more opportunities and even more important: china got a much higher power in the world economy. who can ignore the largest market on this planet? because of the policy of the western world some obstacles still are there (as the chip-production for exemple). but that country with that people will suceed for sure. so much creativity, motivation to improve themselves, motivation to realize great projects cant be stopped so easily.
Jason, you produced an amazing video here. It's one of the most accurate capture and summation of China I have watched in a long time (as an Aussie, I've been to China myself and I am aware of the truth you state). It's so frustrating seeing our Western Media totally ignore all of these wonderful progresses China has made. Unfortunately we have a SMALL PERCENTAGE of USA Corporate Billionaires who are doing this out of shire jealousy. The USA have just passed a $1 BILLION funding over the next 3 years (i.e. over $300 Million spending a year) to pay Western Media to TRASH China. WTF!!!! Instead of these Corporate Billionaires paying their fair share of taxes to help their own society, they invest in trying to STOP China's developments for their own people. What these Corporate Billionaires in the USA don't seem to realise is that if they just paid their fair share of taxes to their Government, the USA would be at same level of development as China.
That is disgraceful- those billionaires should be ashamed of themselves. What kind of person lives in luxury and leaves his fellow citizens to live in squalor? Proves to me that they are psychopaths. Any normal business person would be ashamed of his country decaying (as the USA is) and be investing and working to improve it.
I remember well we Malaysia were told as a proverb... "to learn something is best Go all the way to CHINA..."
Belajarlah sampai ke negeri China
Indonesia also has similar proverb
Indonesia too sist
中國未必聰明人最多，但是肯定中華民族夠努力，中共政權也真的是將發展放第一位...。
我尊敬中共，從沒看過一個政權幾十年專注脫貧的.....。有許多中共黨員願意背上扶貧的義務；甚至有年輕的扶貧幹部至今仍在偏遠窮困的地方工作...。我自認我做不到...，即使30年前我還年輕，我也未必肯做；大概也沒能力做好...，這些願意投入的人也未必是聰明人，但他們就是願意去做..。
共产党讲究奉献，遇到事情党员优先冲在第一线。听说台湾的民主党遇到疫情不顾老百姓死活，很多人跑的比兔子都快🙄
如果早点开放可以早脱贫40年
@@Michaelxd2010 像印度?
您能认识到这些，看懂这些东西，相信真到那个时候你也能做的到，我不知道你生活在哪个地方，只能说你生活的地方安逸。没什么忧心的事。而在中国大陆就不一样，许多时候名比利要重要，名比利更难得。所以只能逼着自己小到为家，为村，能力大的为了自己的镇市省，国家。。。。
@@醉酒笑红尘 我住台北，是浙江人第2代，都50好幾了。在台灣，無權勢、無親戚的外省人..，生活上的競爭可不比在大陸輕鬆，台灣人排擠外省人是出名的...
The real freedom is you dont have to worry about your safety even 2am walking on a dark road alone.
YES!!! Agree 100% been there done that, unlike the US you don’t have to worry about your life by some armed and violent criminal hoodlum
Just worry about the govement in china
@@woodyforest7308 about as much as Americans have to worry about their abusive corrupt police, drug addicts, armed violent criminals, violent racists, gun nuts, violent road rage A-holes, gangs, sociopaths, and all the other Americans with “issues” against people,
As well as breaking the slightest smallest law (like jaywalking that can get you beat to death)..
If you’ve never been to China and witnessed that society first hand then you don’t know what you’re talking about other than echoing the propaganda the west (US) spews. Meanwhile I’m sure your house is filled with affordable made in China clothes, tools, appliances, utensils, electronics, toys, furnishings, nik-naks, as well as auto parts on your vehicles, etc
PS: the Chinese government doesn’t bother you if you’re not up to something suspicious. (Unlike the US where the police are just driving around hunting people down for the slightest BS)
@@woodyforest7308 here’s your answer by westerner actually living there
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Unless you are pregnant and are at the kid limit. Then I suppose there is no need to worry about safety. The government authorities will safely return the woman home after they force her to get an abortion, hopefully there is no complications. That's the real freedom?
Glad you say all truth about China. Appreciated what you did.
Drinking the same beer while watching your video, Lol . Cheers. also living in Guizhou at the moment, Zunyi.
我听我六盘水朋友说兴义抢了他们的项目所以六盘水没有那么漂亮，是真的吗？哈哈哈
Probably this one of the best content have ever seen . Thanks
I never imagined watching someone drink a beer could be so funny.
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I can see it clearly that once you came back to that "poorest province in China" you like a fish back to water😀
@@dracoii1147 The city is very small, but looks great, everythign is new and the streets are definitely clean
@@dracoii1147 it was maybe ten years ago, but Guizhou’s 2020 GDP ranks 20th out of 31 provinces in the mainland.
We had a choice of traveling abroad but we choose China. And we love it. Peaceful, hardworking and simplly amazing people.
Which city is that? It looks so clean and organized!
XingYi
@J C True. Me too.
The poorest place
I am away from China seven months already after four years in China . I am planning to go back early or first half next year probably Shanghai. I will visit ‘old’ places and I reckon there will be changes.
As Africans we should be looking at Chinese as mentors and not as enemies
Nah, before all that you all should be looking at EACH OTHER as mentors. If you want to get anything from China the first example should be for Africa to unite as a single country.
@@YouGotOptions2 Africans will never unite... Have u ever heard of any continent with more civil wars than Africa... Africans just dont like each other.. Even people in small African villages dont get along n focus more on bringing each other down than building each other up
Thank you very much for showing the truth of China.
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Mr. Burger, have not seen you at our burger joint recently. Are you switching burgers?? - Burger King Outlet that sponsored your burgers.
Thanka Jason, great video to open my eyes about real China and America.
A perfect weather for a nice walk with a ice cool beer! Where is Jiao? Hope everything is ok with her and the baby!
Yes, you got believe what you see, but some people rather not believe that is true. Good video, it is an eye opener for the world, thumps up!
The beauty of any Chinese city is you are completely safe day and night. Young girls can literally go out at 2am in any city and enjoy delicious street foods without the fear of being mugged or shot. This is the ultimate personal freedom that you can't get anywhere else in the world.
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Because when people are not living in Poverty or struggling to Pay Bills America is too Greedy they have to separate Rich and Poor My only Issue I have with China is alot of them Will dislike People of Color and will do anything for Caucasians Approval when Mostly People of Color love Asian People it's not us who teased Chinese People or Looked Down on them here in America especially in the South when Jim Crow was the law it was Blacks and Chinese doing business with each other at the time when America wouldn't let Chinese Men Bring their families over here I saw a Video on that the other day I was Amazed how Chinese were treated by White America back then I FOUND THE VIDEO
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When I visited Shanghai in 2011 I was riding on maglev trains going at over 300 miles per hour. When I stopped over at New York’s airports in 2013 I felt I was in some provincial airports in the UK! While US spends its money on interfering with and invading other countries China invests on improving the lives of its people. Attacking China won’t change the facts.
The beer is less than $1, wow
And owning home 30k maximum
Ikr? If there is a choice of a $1 beer or a $1 bottle of water, i will definitely choose beer
Now we know why America's GDP is over $20T while China is only $15T, same thing costs way more in US than in China.
50p (i only know UK )
Thanks you Jason 👍👍👍
How clean the streets and squares are! Simply awesome!
where are the people?
This is my first time watching your channel...is fun to watched. I love it...
I'm still love and support the people of China for their hard work with consistently to bring their own country into a great heights of development in every aspect of life and it's surrounding.
@Blue sky 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣 this most be some kind of joke right ,the majority of the people in China live in poverty.
@@brimstrades768 Bot
I lived in San Francisco for 21+years. I used to hear police siren almost every minutes. And I've been watching most of all your video and I can't remember seeing cups in it. I think you're right. There's more freedom there. Seems like. That beer drinking really cracks me up.
@@billyslone1341 yeah. It's called downtown. Just next to the mascone convention center. Rent is three k dollars per month.
@@sparkeyjones6261 from 93 to 2014.
@@self.destructr yes America has more freedom. China is not allowing people to buy assault weapon. Also put a reality show host as their president. OMG.
@@sparkeyjones6261 there a fire station in third street. Yes. But also Harrison street is where the freeway entrance is, maybe that's a regular route for them. there's a police station at Bryant street and fifth. It's quiet at night and that's when every single siren are sounds like it's amplified. Day time is usually normal. I only live there for mine years. After that I move to fishermen's wharf area. Near pier 39.
China is constantly developing, and its goal has never been to surpass anyone, but to always maintain vitality and surpass itself.