Whoever said that the kid is annoying doesn't really know what it is like to raise a boy. that little guy isn't just fine, he is super smart too. Creativity isn't just about inventing something to change to world, this kid traveled across half of the city by subway and buses without a penny, that's a real life creativity for a kid at his age, ask your own kids if they can the same thing?
It goes to show that the western style of raising kids and placing emphasis on individual values make a massive difference, even though they are immersed in Chinese collectivist culture and attending a Chinese school. They've been diligent to make sure he's culturally European/western by varying his schooling and they've obviously prevailed in passing on their culture and creativity to him. Winston has covered how Chinese kids are raised and they would not do such a thing, they stick close to their parents because parents insist on it and are coddled and cloistered even and it stifles their creativity in place of military level studying w/ little to no play.
I skipped over this video a couple times thinking it would be something that would not interest me. I have to say... this video not only impressed me but it inspired me
Wow I'm so impressed with his mandarin - seems like a fantastic little kid. He's going to be so culturally advanced. This experience will make him see life completely different. I've lived and worked overseas and it's changed me in so many positive way, even beyond the language skills. Great video Winston 👍🏻
You and laowhy86 are literally the only two TH-camrs I have the adblocker deactivated for and I always watch the ad at the beginning to support you guys. I really enjoy your videos and appreciate all the work you put into your videos. Thanks man
Its pretty amazing. I remember personally how easy Spanish was to learn as a 10 year old and now learning other languages is clearly tougher. Of course there are many more distractions as an adult to occupy alot of brain energy.
I've just been enjoying learning about China from you and your friends' videos. This family's story was amazing. I really appreciated what the mother said about being able to give her children an interesting experience that benefits her family. It's an amazing story. I'm very happy for them.
There is a great documentary about a single mother and her son moving to China. The son has some hard times in the beginning, gets bullied, but finds a mentor and becomes more familiar and comfortable in China. The documentary is called The Karate Kid.
I somewhat grew up in China as a child, spent 3 years of my childhood in Dalian, (Liaoning Province) And it absolutely shaped who i am today and how i view the world. I couldn't be more grateful for my father for raising me in China and letting my brothers and i all gain the new perspective on life.
in math i bet he can sweep any kid of his age in US, do not worry about the english, u have to teach english at home he has to learn chinese at school.
Rex Nain LoL, keep living in your dream, HK, Taiwan, Japan, Korea have the same type of education system. Still, the old racist stereotypes that Asians are good in school but bad in actual work. Look into data, and see how many smart and hardworking eastern Asians and Indians work in the top field of science and engineers.
Ray King I don't know how old you are or where you're from, but in America the education system is all about passing federally mandated tests these days. Art and music programs are almost non-existent unless you live in a relatively wealthy neighborhood with high property taxes. On the balance the average Chinese is definitely more educated than their American counterpart.
For those of us who do not live in China, you have opened up a window for us into China, a China that I have always admired because of its history and culture. If it's not asking too much, perhaps you can do a video on one of the historical places in China, or else a museum in China that showcases its history.
Good video ! In 2099 we moved to China with three kids it was so funny the oldest kid our daughter she said "well what are you going to do they only allow one child in China who gets to go?" we still laugh about it eight years later.
My junior high school was one of the top school in Guangdong province, it cost me 33000 RMB for 3 years. But now I think it's 44000 for 3 years. However, a public school in Australia cost me 150AUD per week as a temporary resident.
Winston, Thank you very much for this video. Because my wife (she is Chinese) , me and our son wants to move back to China next year. And we also think about all the difficulties to raise up a child in China. Please send some greetings to your friends family.
Excellent video! I have traveled quite a bit thru Asia with three children under 10 yrs old and would have loved to have a video like this back in the day- thank God for the Internet and TH-cam-good job my friend!!!
He has a lot of accent if you ask people from northern China, however in Southern China, he speaks better mandarin than most of the locals. Especially better than Cantonese speaking people that's trying to speak mandarin.
I am from a traditional Chinese school and an ivy league grad. There are some plus of the local school. When I did the SAT maths, it is a piece of cake.
Winston, This is a very good topic, glad that you find some local young foreign family to share their experience, it would be a great help for young family to consider whether to come.
I very much recommend going to another country with young kids, and certainly to China, too! My 5 year old son visited a Chinese Kindergarten for 18 month. Afterwards he spoke Chinese like a local, and his maths skill was at least a year ahead. Now he is at a Singapore school. He is a bit behind in terms of English. But no worries, he did catch up quickly after returning. He did pick up a bit of bad behaviour from his peers, such as the pissing habit, or snodding, speaking too loudly, hygiene issues like not washing hands after restroom. But overall, he greatly benefited from being emerged into another culture.
PS: My son is 9 year old now. If you are going to China with kids I recommend you take a private teacher for composition and reading comprehension. The other subjects will be ok.
I'm actually wondering about adopting a Chinese child. I worry that I will be taking the child away from a good place to live. Learning more about that drew me to your channel. Thank you for all of the GREAT and eye-opening insight on everything. I am blown away by the sheer amount of content you have, each video being very helpful.
Thanks Winston, for all the great info. That is one incredible story of a kid traveling across the better part of a city through several modes of travel without cash too. Haha I guess he will not be babied anymore, and will asked to find his own living space and way to pay for everyday things. ;)
wow . man i really got addicted to watching your videos , its really unique , i always wanted to go to china and experience the life there with all its details , i really wanted to know a lot of details about the life there , when i found your channel i got hooked , its really "AWESOME" , i got to know china and now im really excited to there and spend some time , keep up the good work , and i wish you the best and success
To put this into perspective that cost is about 1/3rd more than out of state tuition + books at a community college in the states. I say out of state because that factors out the state and county subsidies that they get through tax and donations.
Just finished this video. Really surprised the first thing that didn't jump out of their mouth when you asked about the positive thing of raising your kids in China wasn't "not at all worried my kids being gunned down at school'.
I'm a local student from Shenzhen but now studying in Beijing. Honestly, I realllllllly love your videos made in Shenzhen. I will keep following your channel in TH-cam.HAHAHAHAHA~~~~ Stay Awesome~
My child lives between America and China. I don't want to get into the reasons but he is really well adapted when it comes to both places. Besides his mastery of Chinese and English he also is very secure around other kids and makes friends easily. His mom is very tough on him when it comes to his math. At 4 years old he is doing division, multiplication etc and what not. I think the balance between the intense Chinese way of study study study with the American way of having fun and learning about lot's of different things rather than just focusing on one subject is a great tool for his growth. I'm not a big fan of the Chinese medical care though. Usually when he gets sick there they just hook these IV bags up to him for a couple days. I'm also not a fan of the traffic, especially crossing streets there :-(
nebulapig how is a kid at 4 doing that kind of math when their motor skills aren't developed? I'm guessing in Canada, we go by the child's Developement for their age and how that range can differ. My 5 year old is in Kindergarten but she is spending time on learning routines, turn taking, sharing, printing name, P.E, music, play, ABCs and art.
Kodak's family is intrepid and adventurous! They can solve problems and accept the best and worst of their life in China. In some ways, they are a success in absorbing two cultures and are going to have very specially raised kids wherever they decide to live.
When they said the kid was on the streets for 3 hours alone the first thing that crossed my mind was the kidnapping situation in China. Made me nervous hearing this story.glad all was well in the end. Unless they stay away from foreign kids.🤔😎🇬🇷
I road my bike all around my town when I was a kid. Certainly it wasn't a big city, but kids are often capable of more than we parents want to give them credit for.
Many years ago, American doctor found out my nephew need a serious major surgery to his head, because the head born was not developed right, his back head looked so flat than normal Americans. Without a surgery, he will become mental retardation. The family were suffering a lot. They lived in Kentucky, went all the way to the New York Chinatown, most of the doctors there they just have more experienced about asian guys body. So after the doctor thorough examination, nothing wrong with my nephew. The shape of the back head is our Asian unique feature. Today my nephew he is doing great in high school, and going to apply for Harvard University. My point is we are different not just in cultures. Hope this story will help for people live in a different country.
Kinda funny how the only two positive points they had were involving their kids ... Awesome channel btw! I really like the style of your videos , very simple and yet entertaining ... Thankyou for such great content !
your videos , believe it or not , could be adapted to many of the Asian countries . I enjoy watching all of your videos , I have been married to a Vietnamese and have been in Vietnam off and on for 3 years and they could just as easily apply here . To a T Winston , you nail every video . I am thinking of doing a similar style for travels to Vietnam .
I would like to say, the basic value of American society and the one of Chinese society are totally different, something like individualism and collectivism. In China, children learn how to obey the community and think about what they can do for their parents, a group, a class, a country, but not for themselves, thus there is almost only one answer for everything, which obstructs the creative thinking.
Great topic! As for the kids being behind its fine they will catch up then speak multiple languages. Far harder to learn them later in life as adults...
I was just like that kid back when I was a child. I was born in raise in China as an American. During my elementary and middle schools years, My parents decided to enroll me into a public schools in Taipei Taiwan due to private/international school being extremely expensive. What was nice about the experience of attending public schools was first getting to know the language and secondly, getting to know the culture of the education in China as well as making Chinese friends. Only problem was, I was a 屁孩 so I wasn't the most gifted when it came to the class room.
Hi buddy here is the video we made. th-cam.com/video/V84py1xZlGU/w-d-xo.html
Fun video! Stay Awesome George
serpentza thanks for another great vlog. I really like what you are doing 👍
SERPENTZA: it turns out those bugs are not Chinese food, this video shows it is Thailand food.
Awesome video George and looking forward to see you guys in August again at this years retro.hk Gaming Expo
i dont hate china. i love china! i do miss stuff from america too.
Whoever said that the kid is annoying doesn't really know what it is like to raise a boy. that little guy isn't just fine, he is super smart too. Creativity isn't just about inventing something to change to world, this kid traveled across half of the city by subway and buses without a penny, that's a real life creativity for a kid at his age, ask your own kids if they can the same thing?
kindsword Huang so true
He was very well behaved. Definitely not annoying. E is a pretty cool kid.
It goes to show that the western style of raising kids and placing emphasis on individual values make a massive difference, even though they are immersed in Chinese collectivist culture and attending a Chinese school. They've been diligent to make sure he's culturally European/western by varying his schooling and they've obviously prevailed in passing on their culture and creativity to him. Winston has covered how Chinese kids are raised and they would not do such a thing, they stick close to their parents because parents insist on it and are coddled and cloistered even and it stifles their creativity in place of military level studying w/ little to no play.
I skipped over this video a couple times thinking it would be something that would not interest me. I have to say... this video not only impressed me but it inspired me
Wow I'm so impressed with his mandarin - seems like a fantastic little kid. He's going to be so culturally advanced. This experience will make him see life completely different. I've lived and worked overseas and it's changed me in so many positive way, even beyond the language skills.
Great video Winston 👍🏻
You and laowhy86 are literally the only two TH-camrs I have the adblocker deactivated for and I always watch the ad at the beginning to support you guys.
I really enjoy your videos and appreciate all the work you put into your videos.
Thanks man
+Pixel Fox thank you so much mate
That kid is going to have a very unique skillset whenever he returns to the US. Definitely worth learning additional languages.
fucking millions chinese speaks english and chinese more fluently than this kid and you think he is special ??? .....
Seven7 i'd say compare him with a kid from the us, not any western country~
Eric Jones
Depends on how long he'll keep his new language skills after he returns to the US... Use it or lose it.
If he grows up with two languages, he has it much easier learning languages. Thats a given
He can get an international relations job if he can speak that fluently.
Thank you. This video reflects so much of my parents and the way they brought me up. I speak more than 5 languages and dialects now.
Man that kid soaked up Chinese like a sponge. Great information about the schools. It was as I figured that creativity would be stifled.
DavidRsaid I smoke weed and un not having any issues with it (under 21)
Kids learn things faster than adults, especially when it comes to languages.
Its pretty amazing. I remember personally how easy Spanish was to learn as a 10 year old and now learning other languages is clearly tougher. Of course there are many more distractions as an adult to occupy alot of brain energy.
Yeah he translates for us on The daily.
Chris AA
I remember how easy sign language was for my 5 year old (at the time) in public school.
And no, he is not hearing impaired.
I've just been enjoying learning about China from you and your friends' videos. This family's story was amazing. I really appreciated what the mother said about being able to give her children an interesting experience that benefits her family. It's an amazing story. I'm very happy for them.
There is a great documentary about a single mother and her son moving to China. The son has some hard times in the beginning, gets bullied, but finds a mentor and becomes more familiar and comfortable in China. The documentary is called The Karate Kid.
+CinemaPigeon don't get me started, should be called the kung fu kid, there is no karate in that film
Next you'll tell me Jackie Chan is actually an actor.
+CinemaPigeon lol
agree. What nonsense!
Your joke was _hen hao._
I somewhat grew up in China as a child, spent 3 years of my childhood in Dalian, (Liaoning Province) And it absolutely shaped who i am today and how i view the world. I couldn't be more grateful for my father for raising me in China and letting my brothers and i all gain the new perspective on life.
This reminds me of how with my four children we lived in three different countries outside of the USA. Great video.
in math i bet he can sweep any kid of his age in US, do not worry about the english, u have to teach english at home he has to learn chinese at school.
ivette6703 rff2g2t
That's true. He will be good at all science and math if he got the Eastern Asian education.
Totally wrong, he can sweep any kid of his age in math exam, but could not solve any practical problem in real life.
Rex Nain LoL, keep living in your dream, HK, Taiwan, Japan, Korea have the same type of education system. Still, the old racist stereotypes that Asians are good in school but bad in actual work. Look into data, and see how many smart and hardworking eastern Asians and Indians work in the top field of science and engineers.
Ray King I don't know how old you are or where you're from, but in America the education system is all about passing federally mandated tests these days. Art and music programs are almost non-existent unless you live in a relatively wealthy neighborhood with high property taxes. On the balance the average Chinese is definitely more educated than their American counterpart.
There is an online US public school called Connections Academy. You'd have to say you still live in the US, but you might be able to do it.
Thats good info to know .
That story about their son showing up at the door was crazy! I can't even imagine going through this! My God!
I am completely satisfied, the "Welcome to another video" girl is back. OMG, she is so cute.
I wonder if that guy goes to C-Milk's old barber. Maybe he has a heart on the back too.
Nah, but once my barber put a shooting star on my head. looked like *THE MORE YOU KNOW" PSA.
This is one of your most interesting vlogs.
Thanks!
For those of us who do not live in China, you have opened up a window for us into China, a China that I have always admired because of its history and culture. If it's not asking too much, perhaps you can do a video on one of the historical places in China, or else a museum in China that showcases its history.
awesome man always a highlight of my day when you post a new video!
You're my favorite vlogger!!! Hi from Ohio, USA!
Winston is an excellent photographer! His framing skills are hands down, the top in the business.
"I was impressed... But I was pissed." Also that dude got a sick haircut
Thanks hahahaha
KodaK
So cool! Little George reminds me of me when I was a kid, except we moved to America from Mexico.
nice family and the young boy is getting a great education , much better than most public schools here in Florida . best of luck to them .
This was a fantastic interview, very very interesting. Thank you
Wish them all the best in China. And BTW Great camera angle. ;)
Good video ! In 2099 we moved to China with three kids it was so funny the oldest kid our daughter she said "well what are you going to do they only allow one child in China who gets to go?" we still laugh about it eight years later.
I hate too hear about the trouble with his kids man hope everything is well love ur show man
thanks for having us on your channel Winston! Lets do it again sometime! :)
+Laura Sedlak for sure!
Interesting video, really liked the medical and school info.
My lovely daughter speak English Chinese and Spanish fluently, she is kind of bad ass 4 years old girl, proud of her.
I love this video so much, I am a teacher, and I think we do the memorization too much, we
need critical thinking and debate.
Its incredible to see foreigners learn so much about china and chinese !
My favorite family in China and in the whole world! Thanks Winston.
Grandfather of George Speaks.
My junior high school was one of the top school in Guangdong province, it cost me 33000 RMB for 3 years. But now I think it's 44000 for 3 years. However, a public school in Australia cost me 150AUD per week as a temporary resident.
You need to compare apples to apples because currency exchange rates change so I have no idea how to make sense of your comparisons
Winston,
Thank you very much for this video. Because my wife (she is Chinese) , me and our son wants to move back to China next year. And we also think about all the difficulties to raise up a child in China. Please send some greetings to your friends family.
that kid will be a maths whizz in the states and the uk and will have a leg up in the future being multilingual, what great parents
Excellent video! I have traveled quite a bit thru Asia with three children under 10 yrs old and would have loved to have a video like this back in the day- thank God for the Internet and TH-cam-good job my friend!!!
3:07 The Boy's Chinese very good, no accent.
nah, i still hear a little bit accent definitely not perfect, he can perfected it after a while though
no accent?seriously? R u from china?
cahid ca well there is an accent, it is very apparent, but it is still understandable
是啊，真的不錯
He has a lot of accent if you ask people from northern China, however in Southern China, he speaks better mandarin than most of the locals. Especially better than Cantonese speaking people that's trying to speak mandarin.
I am from a traditional Chinese school and an ivy league grad. There are some plus of the local school. When I did the SAT maths, it is a piece of cake.
This is your best video yet. Keep up the good work for us all that are interested in going to China or can't travel.
Kids sure do learn things quickly, man I feel old.
This and his interview with u are my favourite videos because u play ur cute role with him so niceee he super excited and u like his idol !!! cuuute
+From China with LOVE :*! Glad you liked it Green Girl!
From China with LOVE :*! greeeeeen girl!!!!!
Next to the guy, do I see a Saturn and a Dreamcast with on top a ps4 game? Anyone noticed that?
Ooo I see a Sega Saturn and Dreamcast in the background! :O I wonder how the gaming scene is in China.
Lovely family! Some nice insight about family life in China. Very nice to know their daughter is doing well in China.
We moved to China when our son was 8 months old and left after he began university in the US.
I love this episode.
My family is Chinese by blood but we've lived in USA. Currently they are in Shanghai in Concordia International School, which is a great school.
I went to an international school; back in the 2000's it was about $9-12K for a year.
Many thanks for the great informative videos... You answered all my question.
Winston, This is a very good topic, glad that you find some local young foreign family to share their experience, it would be a great help for young family to consider whether to come.
one of the best videos
I very much recommend going to another country with young kids, and certainly to China, too!
My 5 year old son visited a Chinese Kindergarten for 18 month. Afterwards he spoke Chinese like a local, and his maths skill was at least a year ahead. Now he is at a Singapore school. He is a bit behind in terms of English. But no worries, he did catch up quickly after returning.
He did pick up a bit of bad behaviour from his peers, such as the pissing habit, or snodding, speaking too loudly, hygiene issues like not washing hands after restroom. But overall, he greatly benefited from being emerged into another culture.
PS: My son is 9 year old now. If you are going to China with kids I recommend you take a private teacher for composition and reading comprehension. The other subjects will be ok.
I'm actually wondering about adopting a Chinese child. I worry that I will be taking the child away from a good place to live. Learning more about that drew me to your channel. Thank you for all of the GREAT and eye-opening insight on everything. I am blown away by the sheer amount of content you have, each video being very helpful.
Thanks Winston, for all the great info. That is one incredible story of a kid traveling across the better part of a city through several modes of travel without cash too. Haha I guess he will not be babied anymore, and will asked to find his own living space and way to pay for everyday things. ;)
wow . man i really got addicted to watching your videos , its really unique , i always wanted to go to china and experience the life there with all its details , i really wanted to know a lot of details about the life there , when i found your channel i got hooked , its really "AWESOME" , i got to know china and now im really excited to there and spend some time ,
keep up the good work , and i wish you the best and success
This is great. Hope the family enjoy the life in Shenzhen and gone with the difficulties
I would love to see more with them. I am curious what they do for a living.
maybe we will do another.
English and Chinese fluently this kid has a bright future!
very nice family..wish them all the best
That kid is going to go places. Fluent in Mandarin and so full of energy. Good luck little man!
To put this into perspective that cost is about 1/3rd more than out of state tuition + books at a community college in the states. I say out of state because that factors out the state and county subsidies that they get through tax and donations.
Just finished this video. Really surprised the first thing that didn't jump out of their mouth when you asked about the positive thing of raising your kids in China wasn't "not at all worried my kids being gunned down at school'.
Hey thanks winston for putting us on point. You are a gentleman and a scholar .
I'm a local student from Shenzhen but now studying in Beijing. Honestly, I realllllllly love your videos made in Shenzhen. I will keep following your channel in TH-cam.HAHAHAHAHA~~~~ Stay Awesome~
+WeiFeng Deng great!
Really good topic!
My child lives between America and China. I don't want to get into the reasons but he is really well adapted when it comes to both places. Besides his mastery of Chinese and English he also is very secure around other kids and makes friends easily. His mom is very tough on him when it comes to his math. At 4 years old he is doing division, multiplication etc and what not. I think the balance between the intense Chinese way of study study study with the American way of having fun and learning about lot's of different things rather than just focusing on one subject is a great tool for his growth. I'm not a big fan of the Chinese medical care though. Usually when he gets sick there they just hook these IV bags up to him for a couple days. I'm also not a fan of the traffic, especially crossing streets there :-(
nebulapig how is a kid at 4 doing that kind of math when their motor skills aren't developed? I'm guessing in Canada, we go by the child's Developement for their age and how that range can differ. My 5 year old is in Kindergarten but she is spending time on learning routines, turn taking, sharing, printing name, P.E, music, play, ABCs and art.
It‘s high-risky to try any traditional Chinese medicine, which is based on the rule of thumb. Incidentally, I'm Chinese.
Great episode Winston! I always enjoy hearing from you and C-milk but it was nice getting the perspective of other foreigners.
Now that was a great video. Very informative and interesting. Now that's what is really happening in China today.
Kodak's family is intrepid and adventurous! They can solve problems and accept the best and worst of their life in China. In some ways, they are a success in absorbing two cultures and are going to have very specially raised kids wherever they decide to live.
best videos on China wish I knew about your channel years ago
Loved the vid!
Awesome video always love to watch !!!
When they said the kid was on the streets for 3 hours alone the first thing that crossed my mind was the kidnapping situation in China. Made me nervous hearing this story.glad all was well in the end. Unless they stay away from foreign kids.🤔😎🇬🇷
damn this kid's mandarin is really good. better than most ex pat's I know and this is coming from a Guangzhou person although I live in London rn
Good video from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Wow. The private school is not informing the parents when the kid was lost for 3 hours. This explains a lot!
I road my bike all around my town when I was a kid. Certainly it wasn't a big city, but kids are often capable of more than we parents want to give them credit for.
Very interesting interview, I really enjoyed this one. I hope you'll consider interviewing this family again.
I love you man✌you are the best
Many years ago, American doctor found out my nephew need a serious major surgery to his head, because the head born was not developed right, his back head looked so flat than normal Americans. Without a surgery, he will become mental retardation. The family were suffering a lot. They lived in Kentucky, went all the way to the New York Chinatown, most of the doctors there they just have more experienced about asian guys body. So after the doctor thorough examination, nothing wrong with my nephew. The shape of the back head is our Asian unique feature. Today my nephew he is doing great in high school, and going to apply for Harvard University. My point is we are different not just in cultures. Hope this story will help for people live in a different country.
Kinda funny how the only two positive points they had were involving their kids ... Awesome channel btw! I really like the style of your videos , very simple and yet entertaining ... Thankyou for such great content !
Love your videos my friend! Visit me in Qingdao sometime, I'd love to see you on your way through your bike journey!
your videos , believe it or not , could be adapted to many of the Asian countries . I enjoy watching all of your videos , I have been married to a Vietnamese and have been in Vietnam off and on for 3 years and they could just as easily apply here . To a T Winston , you nail every video . I am thinking of doing a similar style for travels to Vietnam .
+Vietnamese wifes voyage to America thanks mate!
Really great topic. Well done !
Wouldnt it be best to go to Hong Kong for medical treatment?
+Chris Cisowski it would, but you'll pay
Exactly, give kids an adventure. I like the escape-from-school story, that's how safe Shenzhen is.
Love how he shat on all the people who go to public schools.
I would like to say, the basic value of American society and the one of Chinese society are totally different, something like individualism and collectivism. In China, children learn how to obey the community and think about what they can do for their parents, a group, a class, a country, but not for themselves, thus there is almost only one answer for everything, which obstructs the creative thinking.
interesting topic, I always like your videos!
That is one smart boy they have there. Course it helps that he has good parents who care about him and want him to be his own man too.
Very nice video and pls tell the family thank you
Love the family perspective. Good deal!^.^
interesting - thanks!
Great topic! As for the kids being behind its fine they will catch up then speak multiple languages. Far harder to learn them later in life as adults...
I was just like that kid back when I was a child. I was born in raise in China as an American. During my elementary and middle schools years, My parents decided to enroll me into a public schools in Taipei Taiwan due to private/international school being extremely expensive. What was nice about the experience of attending public schools was first getting to know the language and secondly, getting to know the culture of the education in China as well as making Chinese friends. Only problem was, I was a 屁孩 so I wasn't the most gifted when it came to the class room.
Very informative video!
I WAS THIS KID WHEN I WAS SMALL