A shoutout from Taichung! I was born and raised here. It’s truly an amazing city! With its nice weather, great hospitality from the citizens, and delicious yet very affordable local cuisines, Taichung is definitely a must-go for tourists around the world. It really is a great honor to see my own city being recognized here in this video. Thanks!!!
Serena Chen I respect your opinion, and any city can be anyone’s favorite as long as they like it. Also, you’re very welcome to come to Taiwan and study if you want to improve your English🙂
@@serenachen9385 It is A-OKAY to be nothing near any one of China's city... I mean... at least Taiwanese DO NOT EAT BATS!!! Please, by all means leave these immoral, unsanitary, virus-causing practices in YOUR NECK OF THE WOODS (search this up to improve your English) 😂 台中以及全台灣不希望成為妳任何一個城市！Now, go to the sink and wash your damn hands bish ~
I lived in Taichung for a short time 50 years ago while my husband served in the US Air Force, it has changed a lot from the early 70's. It doesn't look anything like I remember. It has become a very modern city!! I enjoyed my time in Taichung and have fond memories of the friendliness of the people, shopping and enjoying the food and the culture of Taiwan.
Actually it is not, Taichung smells bad most of the time ( air pollution from factories ), dog shit and and some kind of traditional food being chewed and spitted on the streets can be occasionally found ( and stepped on unfortunately) Not to mention that EASILY more than 80% of them can’t speak english, and those who can speak it are most of the time bad at it That’s what i concluded after 1 month visit to Taichung
maxim100 maxim100 Well, their schools teach them english ( but not that good), if you think you know better than their education system you can address your concern to them. Beside that, how is learning english in a world dominated by the western culture nowadays is not important... ?!
@@a7medanis101 Why is not being able to speak English such a negative thing to you? I certainly don't assume they would speak English, I don't speak Mandarin and I don't think they would expect me too if they visited my country so why would I expect it from them? It's such a strange complaint to make if you were traveling to another country knowing that English was not the official language. And there's plenty of gross stuff to step on in even the cleanest big cities. And they stink sometimes too, and some people spit on the street, such is life with so many people in one place. Not sure exactly what you're expecting but a city could have all the problems you mention and still be an amazing place, nothings perfect.
Taiwan is great, i just go there december last year with my big family of 15 people and we go around taiwan, from hsinchu to hualien to taitung to kenting to kaohsiung to tainan to taichung to nantou back to hsinchu then to taipei, total of 13 days from north to south back to north taiwan again, i hope that i will be back soon because there are so many spot i still want to visit and things i need to do in taiwan, as soon as covid 19 gone i will be back
I am Taichung citizen over 30 years. The MRT (Subway) of Taichung seems will get started at the end of 2020. Therefore, don’t come to Taichung before 2021 Spring. Otherwise you can only take taxis, buses or riding bicycle and motorcycles. The weather of Taichung is very good but speaking of the public transportation, Taipei is way better than Taichung.
Very nice choice ! Taichung is super underrated. This city represents "the center" in many ways. As people say in your video, the weather, the food, all the parks and hiking trails, night markets and the pace of life.. Everything is well balanced. Thanks for this slice of Taiwan. Greetings from France 🇫🇷
I love this city. The best city in Taiwan. People are really friendly and lovely. Huge range of food and great quality are always coming anywhere. I can’t wait to travel there again!!!!! Miss you Taichung from Korea!!
My last trip to Taichung was in 1999 when I was one of the Singapore Civil Defence Force members to assist in the search and rescue efforts during the 921 earthquake. I do hope to return to the city as a visitor soon.
Taichung looks so nice now and they'll have a subway system soon. The weather is much better than Taipei for sure. Might be time for a move. Nice vid, thanks.
I lived in Taichung for 15 years , I think yes Taichung is better than Taipei in someways like buildings and weathers ,however the walkways(outside of Xitun) and public transportation is worse.
Taiwan is a save place, the only thing that can kill you is the traffic, and most parts of Taiwan lacks walkways, because in the past when Taiwanese governor planed the construction, they only think about cars, not the walking people , so the result is many Taiwanese outside of Taipei prefer riding a scooter instead of walking to station and take public transportation ,because walking became a dangerous thing when you don't have walkways, and the more people use scooters the more difficult to find a place to park, so people just park their scooter on the already tiny walkway,this vicious circle can only end if they start built more walkways and MRT as soon as they can,unfortunately this won't happen in Taichung because the central government only cares about northern parts of Taiwan, this is also the reason why Taichung MRT have planed so long and still only one lane is under constructing now.
Chirrl Gryekke That’s informative. I know what you mean. It’s a matter of city planning. I like to walk and ride bicycles. It’s too bad they planned the cities around cars. I haven’t been to Taiwan yet. I’ve lived in China. In China, some cities are really good for pedestrians and cyclists, while other cities were planned only for cars. The first kind of city is the kind I love. But, I might be moving to Taiwan, and Taichung looks like one of the best places to live. I’ll have to drive a scooter everyday.
30803080308030803081 Actually I’m not a fan of Chinese city planning, like traffic and roads design, but yes in China (a least the cities I have been to) pedestrians safety are much higher than many parts of Taiwan . Taichung is still a good place to live overall, and there are a lot of new area ready to be built, the rest of city will become more and more like Xitun, this city is changing very fast compared to other Taiwanese city.
Im sure they would when we say America, china piss in his pants but even without America just a Japan itself could kick china's ass again, china didnt have balls to defend itself before so they wont in the future even if now china's economy is strong china is a weak nation, all my support to Taiwan Japan and Hongkong
Hi!! I don't know what to call you, but your style of videos is hard to beat!! Especially ur Consice knowlage if the place ur Covering. I really admire Taiwan!! Especially how they invested infrastructure plus balancing with sustainabllity. I wish I cud also see this fantastic island where it's almost like Japan and it's ideosincricities!!!!
Hi from California! I was a tour director in 1980/81 and was in China 2 times. So much has changed. Every scooter or car before was a bicycle. The tour never went to Taiwan so have never seen anything there. This city looks clean and modern.🌇💪
You mentioned two different countries, China and Taiwan. Your tour in China did not include Taiwan cause you need to apply visa particularly for Taiwan. A case just like Korea and North Korea.
1 China but 2 governments. the PRC and ROC,still in a state of civil war. There is no country named Taiwan although some of people keep claiming it which will definately result in the break of civil war to against country spilit. then there will be 2 results, either Taiwan independs, or PRC units China.
Sea YUN wrong Taiwan has never been part of China, Taiwanese aborigines (this is facts) the ancestors of Taiwan were living in Taiwan for over 5,500 years in isolation from any country including China Fact, even the Dutch were in Taiwan before the first Chinese ever set foot in Taiwan Fact. The Dutch arrived in 1624 many years before any Chinese Fact. Then Chinese only went to Taiwan when 1 the koxing Ming were defeated by the Manchurians so the Ming dynasty fled to Taiwan in 1644 Years after the Dutch colonised the country China had no claim on Taiwan then or now in fact you could argue the Dutch have more of a legitimate claim than China China again are trying to steal islands that do not belong to them Taiwan was never a part of China Fact
Whatever political biases are presented in this comment thread, Taiwan is a separately administered territory and you need a different visa to visit. Either way, both mainland China and Taiwan have changed immensely over the past few decades. Both are worth visiting.
Was in this city for a month for my mini semester! And wow! The people and city are beautiful. Every street has its own art and little mysteries. Very safe and fun place to be. If you dont speak chinese or old taiwanese no worries everyone there speaks some english and are super friendly. 10/10 would recommend!
I love Taichung! Been here 3 times to visit my daughter. Aside from all the things you mentioned, what's great about this city is that you can go around by bus for free as long as your ride does not exceed 10kms. The city is also surrounded by many beautiful Tourist attractions. I miss this place and once Travel restrictions are lifted, this will be the first place I want to visit again. Thank you for this video. Brought back wonderful memories and I felt like I am walking around the city.
I fly to Taipei airport and take bus to Taichung. I did this like 7 times. Taichung is heaven on Earth. The people, the food and the Snoopy themed restaurant. Taiwan No. 1 :-)
Of course I've heard of Taichung. As a little kid I lived there in the 1950's. My dad was a US Army advisor stationed at CCK Airbase. My earliest memories are from this place. Taichung has come a very long way from what I recall as a child. As a Merchant Marine officer I was in Taiwan many times but never made it to Taichung as an adult. It looks great, so clean, nice and friendly. I love Taiwan and it's people.
It's so good to see how much freedom and quality of life Taiwanese have, I'm pretty confident the CCP doesn't allow the population to see such good things that Taiwan have with freedom, what they're being denied by oppressive dictatorship of CCP (I don't mean to start a political argument)
This seems like a fantastic city to visit. I love seeing the hospitality locals emanate unlike other cities in East Asia I’ve seen. I hope I can one day visit Taiwan!
Taiwan. The one of common province of China. The poor people all around the street as you can see. We have to save the pitiful people immediately. Bless you the Chinese at Taiwan
I really appreciate your efforts which you put into making a wonderful video. To be honest, I like the way you describe. It's absolutely admirable. Keep growing. All the best
Another lovely city in Taiwan .Lots of greenery and clean and wide roads . People are nice and friendly.If I come to Taiwan I'll definitely make it a point to visit this place .
I love this vid a lot and the city of Taichung. It looks amazing and there’s a lot of hiking places the city just looks beautiful itself. I would check it out very soon.
I'd lived in Taichung for 18 years and live in Taipei now. I absolute agree with you and hope I can move back to Taichung in the future. It's glad to watch your footage introducing Taichung to foreigners.
I think this is the best video of traveling in Taichung so far. I've been there for like 2 weeks, for university stuff, and this video covers a lot of aspects that I proudly told my colleagues about Taichung, the smile from the old man, I personally experienced that, people there is so nice. I miss Taichung so much :') The title is asking that is it better than Taipei, my personal answer is yes. I agree with the lady on the video, Taipei is crowded, as a visitor, you might not enjoy the city. One last thing, if you are in Taichung, or have a plan to visit, try to visit the 921 Earthquake Museum. I think that is one of the best tourist places in Taichung.
You are the best travel vlogger! Sorry, I never heard of Taichung except now. A very beautiful city in all respect! I dream to visit there one day in my life lol!
Taiwan may be my retirement destination. I grew up in Shanghai. I like Taiwan better. People are nicer, it is free country. It speaks Chinese and has Chinese food.
Taiwan has been a part of China since ancient times. Ninety-five percent of Taiwanese are Chinese. China is also a free country. Communism originated in Germany and guided the French revolution. I hope you can learn more about history and not be taken by Europe Capitalism brainwashes, the split that the Chinese people hate the most is a dangerous bottom line
I had business trips in Taichung several times. It's an industrial city that so lovely I don't mind to live in. The lack of MRT is compensated by having a free bus ride anywhere within the city! You missed my favorite place in Taichung which is Gaomei Wetlands. Best place for watching sunset. PS. I've seen in many videos that you're also a good car spotter. Thumbs up for the good work!
Thanks so much for your effort in carrying out this video. I am oversea Chinese in an Asian country, so far have not visited this city even I have longed for . It is amazing, a nice combination of modern vs tradition with natural climate factors, entirely like what you think in your introduction. thks
Awww.. this made me nostalgic!! I grew up in this city! I spent the first 4 years of my life here! You should have also visited TungHai University just across the bridge from the National Theater. you'll find the LUCE CHAPEL there by the late architect I.M. Pei I plan to go back one day to my roots and be married in that chapel!
I binge watched all your videos this weekend and I felt like covering them myself. I don't have go through lot of planning, vacation, tiresome travel, reservations etc and your 4K coverages are more than what I could have explored. I am sitting here in my bed room and watching the world through your perception, camera lens and youtube. Thank you!
I agree with you! Sometimes due to my lack of proper knowledge of the bus system sometimes I had to wait 2 hours for my way to my friend's home +from the railway station+
Taiwan has been a part of China since ancient times. Ninety-five percent of Taiwanese are Chinese. China is also a free country. Communism originated in Germany and guided the French revolution. I hope you can learn more about history and not be taken by Europe Capitalism brainwashes, the split that the Chinese people hate the most is a dangerous bottom line
Awesome I love the feel of Chinese cities, I've been to Singapore, and your tours of these cities reminded me of that trip in 2010... The people are friendly, and helpful and they don't mind talking either...
I haven't heard it before . But the way you present is exceptionally attractive and educating. The other thing I noticed about Taiwan's second largest city is the fact that people hardly speak English and so any visitor will have experience difficulty interacting with people.
A shoutout from Taichung! I was born and raised here. It’s truly an amazing city! With its nice weather, great hospitality from the citizens, and delicious yet very affordable local cuisines, Taichung is definitely a must-go for tourists around the world. It really is a great honor to see my own city being recognized here in this video. Thanks!!!
Bro I'm a 天龍人, but I do love Taichung lol
Notting near any one city in China.🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jay Teng Taipei’s a great city too👍🏻
Serena Chen I respect your opinion, and any city can be anyone’s favorite as long as they like it. Also, you’re very welcome to come to Taiwan and study if you want to improve your English🙂
@@serenachen9385 It is A-OKAY to be nothing near any one of China's city... I mean... at least Taiwanese DO NOT EAT BATS!!! Please, by all means leave these immoral, unsanitary, virus-causing practices in YOUR NECK OF THE WOODS (search this up to improve your English) 😂
台中以及全台灣不希望成為妳任何一個城市！Now, go to the sink and wash your damn hands bish ~
Feel like visiting the city after seeing the video. Beautiful indeed
Thanks a lot
I lived in Taichung for a short time 50 years ago while my husband served in the US Air Force, it has changed a lot from the early 70's. It doesn't look anything like I remember. It has become a very modern city!! I enjoyed my time in Taichung and have fond memories of the friendliness of the people, shopping and enjoying the food and the culture of Taiwan.
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Wow. Taiwan is gorgeous, man. So clean, stylish and spacious looking.
Taiwan is quite dirty and food hygiene is filthy.
Actually it is not, Taichung smells bad most of the time ( air pollution from factories ), dog shit and and some kind of traditional food being chewed and spitted on the streets can be occasionally found ( and stepped on unfortunately)
Not to mention that EASILY more than 80% of them can’t speak english, and those who can speak it are most of the time bad at it
That’s what i concluded after 1 month visit to Taichung
@@a7medanis101 They don't need to learn English anyway.
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Well, their schools teach them english ( but not that good), if you think you know better than their education system you can address your concern to them. Beside that, how is learning english in a world dominated by the western culture nowadays is not important... ?!
@@a7medanis101 Why is not being able to speak English such a negative thing to you? I certainly don't assume they would speak English, I don't speak Mandarin and I don't think they would expect me too if they visited my country so why would I expect it from them? It's such a strange complaint to make if you were traveling to another country knowing that English was not the official language.
And there's plenty of gross stuff to step on in even the cleanest big cities. And they stink sometimes too, and some people spit on the street, such is life with so many people in one place. Not sure exactly what you're expecting but a city could have all the problems you mention and still be an amazing place, nothings perfect.
Taiwan is great, i just go there december last year with my big family of 15 people and we go around taiwan, from hsinchu to hualien to taitung to kenting to kaohsiung to tainan to taichung to nantou back to hsinchu then to taipei, total of 13 days from north to south back to north taiwan again, i hope that i will be back soon because there are so many spot i still want to visit and things i need to do in taiwan, as soon as covid 19 gone i will be back
Did you have a travel agency you were in contact with?
Where is your family coming from?
I loved Kenting and Tainan. Those are must visit places. Jiufen is a must visit as well, it’s located in the north of Taiwan near Taipei.
My favorite travel vlogger. The city looks very clean, green, spacious and modern. You have inspired me. I am adding this city to my bucket list. 😊😊
Gumbala Suthuvom agree
thank you!
Welcome to Taichung
@@blow6115 sure, thank you 😊😃
I am Taichung citizen over 30 years. The MRT (Subway) of Taichung seems will get started at the end of 2020. Therefore, don’t come to Taichung before 2021 Spring. Otherwise you can only take taxis, buses or riding bicycle and motorcycles. The weather of Taichung is very good but speaking of the public transportation, Taipei is way better than Taichung.
Very nice choice ! Taichung is super underrated. This city represents "the center" in many ways. As people say in your video, the weather, the food, all the parks and hiking trails, night markets and the pace of life.. Everything is well balanced. Thanks for this slice of Taiwan. Greetings from France 🇫🇷
Oooh its you! Nice work!
Thanks for your information. Do you think it is a good city for retirement?
Taichung literally means Central Taiwan
Taiwanese people are very respected, very clean and very modern. I love Taiwan and Taiwanese. Long live Taiwan
I love this city. The best city in Taiwan. People are really friendly and lovely. Huge range of food and great quality are always coming anywhere. I can’t wait to travel there again!!!!! Miss you Taichung from Korea!!
My last trip to Taichung was in 1999 when I was one of the Singapore Civil Defence Force members to assist in the search and rescue efforts during the 921 earthquake. I do hope to return to the city as a visitor soon.
Taichung looks so nice now and they'll have a subway system soon. The weather is much better than Taipei for sure. Might be time for a move. Nice vid, thanks.
I fell in love with this city! And this channel 😊
beautiful country.. very clean..friendly people.. thank you for uploading this beautiful video
Thanks for making the video, I can't wait to visit Taiwan again!
Lots of greenery and pools in the middle of a well constructed city.
Taiwanese are so friendly and their country is superb. Planning to visit Taichung someday.
I lived in Taichung for 15 years , I think yes Taichung is better than Taipei in someways like buildings and weathers ,however the walkways(outside of Xitun) and public transportation is worse.
Taiwan is a save place, the only thing that can kill you is the traffic, and most parts of Taiwan lacks walkways, because in the past when Taiwanese governor planed the construction, they only think about cars, not the walking people , so the result is many Taiwanese outside of Taipei prefer riding a scooter instead of walking to station and take public transportation ,because walking became a dangerous thing when you don't have walkways, and the more people use scooters the more difficult to find a place to park, so people just park their scooter on the already tiny walkway,this vicious circle can only end if they start built more walkways and MRT as soon as they can,unfortunately this won't happen in Taichung because the central government only cares about northern parts of Taiwan, this is also the reason why Taichung MRT have planed so long and still only one lane is under constructing now.
Chirrl Gryekke That’s informative. I know what you mean. It’s a matter of city planning. I like to walk and ride bicycles. It’s too bad they planned the cities around cars.
I haven’t been to Taiwan yet. I’ve lived in China. In China, some cities are really good for pedestrians and cyclists, while other cities were planned only for cars. The first kind of city is the kind I love.
But, I might be moving to Taiwan, and Taichung looks like one of the best places to live. I’ll have to drive a scooter everyday.
30803080308030803081 Actually I’m not a fan of Chinese city planning, like traffic and roads design, but yes in China (a least the cities I have been to) pedestrians safety are much higher than many parts of Taiwan . Taichung is still a good place to live overall, and there are a lot of new area ready to be built, the rest of city will become more and more like Xitun, this city is changing very fast compared to other Taiwanese city.
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I was searching your whole account to see this and I’m glad you finally posted a vid on this city!
Hope you enjoyed it!
I was stationed at nearby CCK Air Base in the 60s. The city has grown so much in the 56 years since I was there. So beautiful.
تاییوان شہر بہت اچھا لگا۔ اللہ تبارک وتعالی کی رحمت کے جلوے ہر شہر میں الگ الگ شکل و صورت میں نظر آتے ہیں۔
I watch ur all videos. It's really informative. Amazing work. Keep doing. As u asked, I never heard of this beautiful city. Thanks.
Beautiful and clean. I can feel and smell the fresh air in this video. Taiwan is a must see place on my bucket list.
A beautiful country with the best food.
@Justin Xie A beautiful country with the best food.
@Justin Xie No,Never join the "CCP"!!
@Justin Xie Hmm..china CCP want the WAR!!..get it!!
@Justin Xie 🤣cuz u think china stand a chance against Taiwan allied like Japan & USA haha china is like a dog that bark but dont bite
Im sure they would when we say America, china piss in his pants but even without America just a Japan itself could kick china's ass again, china didnt have balls to defend itself before so they wont in the future even if now china's economy is strong china is a weak nation, all my support to Taiwan Japan and Hongkong
My favorite Channel. I am happy to be here before a k view
Great city... I spent two months in Taichung and this video took me there again :) I am really glad that I found this channel. Thank you!
Glad you enjoy it!
Hi!! I don't know what to call you, but your style of videos is hard to beat!! Especially ur Consice knowlage if the place ur Covering. I really admire Taiwan!! Especially how they invested infrastructure plus balancing with sustainabllity. I wish I cud also see this fantastic island where it's almost like Japan and it's ideosincricities!!!!
Absolutely great video! One of the best travel chanels on YT.
Big Thumbs up!
Thank you for shooting my hometown so marvelous! Taichung has MRT now!
Great video. I was stationed there in 1972. I would not recognize it now. It is beautiful. thanks for showing.
Taiwan is a country I definitely want to visit, it looks so peaceful and beautiful :) Cheers from Brazil!
Hi from California! I was a tour director in 1980/81 and was in China 2 times. So much has changed. Every scooter or car before was a bicycle. The tour never went to Taiwan so have never seen anything there. This city looks clean and modern.🌇💪
You mentioned two different countries, China and Taiwan. Your tour in China did not include Taiwan cause you need to apply visa particularly for Taiwan. A case just like Korea and North Korea.
Taiwan and China are different countries.
1 China but 2 governments. the PRC and ROC,still in a state of civil war. There is no country named Taiwan although some of people keep claiming it which will definately result in the break of civil war to against country spilit. then there will be 2 results, either Taiwan independs, or PRC units China.
Sea YUN wrong Taiwan has never been part of China, Taiwanese aborigines (this is facts) the ancestors of Taiwan were living in Taiwan for over 5,500 years in isolation from any country including China Fact, even the Dutch were in Taiwan before the first Chinese ever set foot in Taiwan Fact. The Dutch arrived in 1624 many years before any Chinese Fact.
Then Chinese only went to Taiwan when 1 the koxing Ming were defeated by the Manchurians so the Ming dynasty fled to Taiwan in 1644
Years after the Dutch colonised the country
China had no claim on Taiwan then or now in fact you could argue the Dutch have more of a legitimate claim than China
China again are trying to steal islands that do not belong to them
Taiwan was never a part of China Fact
Whatever political biases are presented in this comment thread, Taiwan is a separately administered territory and you need a different visa to visit. Either way, both mainland China and Taiwan have changed immensely over the past few decades. Both are worth visiting.
Today I discovered a wonderful city which became my favorite one instantly.
Was in this city for a month for my mini semester! And wow! The people and city are beautiful. Every street has its own art and little mysteries. Very safe and fun place to be. If you dont speak chinese or old taiwanese no worries everyone there speaks some english and are super friendly. 10/10 would recommend!
Thanks for sharing this video, i miss Taichung City. What a wonderful & happy memories when i was in Taiwan..
Love Taichung so much. Better than Taipei other than transportation. People are much more laid back their.
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Such a beautiful greenery city, wish I could be there soon :)
I've been to Taipei, Tainan and Taichung and I loved each of those three! I wish I could live there
That's great,I am been to Taipei last year,n I want to travel Taiwan again
@@GurwinderSingh-dw8qz Why???
hi, you are a very good traveler and vlogger, and I like how you present each city. Bravissimo 👌👍
I love Taichung! Been here 3 times to visit my daughter. Aside from all the things you mentioned, what's great about this city is that you can go around by bus for free as long as your ride does not exceed 10kms. The city is also surrounded by many beautiful Tourist attractions. I miss this place and once Travel restrictions are lifted, this will be the first place I want to visit again. Thank you for this video. Brought back wonderful memories and I felt like I am walking around the city.
Wow that's great experience, where are you personally from?
I fly to Taipei airport and take bus to Taichung. I did this like 7 times. Taichung is heaven on Earth. The people, the food and the Snoopy themed restaurant. Taiwan No. 1 :-)
I have visited Taichung several years ago, and the tour was such a treasured experience, esp the people there!
truly a beautiful city, very clean. well done taiwan
Of course I've heard of Taichung. As a little kid I lived there in the 1950's. My dad was a US Army advisor stationed at CCK Airbase. My earliest memories are from this place. Taichung has come a very long way from what I recall as a child. As a Merchant Marine officer I was in Taiwan many times but never made it to Taichung as an adult. It looks great, so clean, nice and friendly. I love Taiwan and it's people.
It's so good to see how much freedom and quality of life Taiwanese have, I'm pretty confident the CCP doesn't allow the population to see such good things that Taiwan have with freedom, what they're being denied by oppressive dictatorship of CCP
(I don't mean to start a political argument)
I'm sold, thank you for this video! I was having a hard time deciding between Taichung and Kaohsiung.
Taichung is such a modern and beautiful city, good to know!
This seems like a fantastic city to visit. I love seeing the hospitality locals emanate unlike other cities in East Asia I’ve seen. I hope I can one day visit Taiwan!
I love taiwan, beautiful country and nice people :)
Taiwan, a beatiful province of China, shows her beauty to the world just as other Chinese provinces do.
🤣😖 dude you need learn some history, Taiwan is part of China, they're still in civil war.
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Taiwan. The one of common province of China. The poor people all around the street as you can see. We have to save the pitiful people immediately. Bless you the Chinese at Taiwan
Hey,dude, Taiwan is a part of China.
I'm going to teach in Taichung soon. This video made me soooo excited. Thank you for sharing!
I love taiwan. Godbless
You're awesome man. Just seeing how the people react to you with a smile, and the way you talk to people, very nice :) Keep it up!
I appreciate that!
I really appreciate your efforts which you put into making a wonderful video. To be honest, I like the way you describe. It's absolutely admirable. Keep growing. All the best
Thank you so much 😀
@@realcoolvisionmy pleasure buddy
Another lovely city in Taiwan .Lots of greenery and clean and wide roads . People are nice and friendly.If I come to Taiwan I'll definitely make it a point to visit this place .
Love this channel! Awesome content and superb video quality! Congrats
Sorprendente lo de Taiwán un pais pequeños con grandes metrópolis desarrolladas me encantan sus ciudades más que las europeas
Thanks, that's my country ✿
Wow it's wonderful 😍❣️ love lyy place
I love this vid a lot and the city of Taichung. It looks amazing and there’s a lot of hiking places the city just looks beautiful itself. I would check it out very soon.
Taiwan, the beautiful country and nice people. Love from Vietnam 🇻🇳
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@@康家业 ok asshole, love to Taiwan from india
beautiful city. I wish to visit Taiwan again next time. Still more places to explore..
I'd lived in Taichung for 18 years and live in Taipei now.
I absolute agree with you and hope I can move back to Taichung in the future.
It's glad to watch your footage introducing Taichung to foreigners.
Thank you for doing this video, at present I am at Taichung and after finishing quarantine I will visit some places that you mentioned in your video.
It's a very peaceful and lovely city ;)
I'm going there in 2 days. Thanks for the great review!
Taichung. always sunny ~~
thank you for making a beautiful video about my home town! i love taichung!
Beautiful video.Thank you so much made for good video.very clean and not crowded city.Greenery also nice to see.
I think this is the best video of traveling in Taichung so far. I've been there for like 2 weeks, for university stuff, and this video covers a lot of aspects that I proudly told my colleagues about Taichung, the smile from the old man, I personally experienced that, people there is so nice. I miss Taichung so much :')
The title is asking that is it better than Taipei, my personal answer is yes. I agree with the lady on the video, Taipei is crowded, as a visitor, you might not enjoy the city.
One last thing, if you are in Taichung, or have a plan to visit, try to visit the 921 Earthquake Museum. I think that is one of the best tourist places in Taichung.
Love Taichung. Lived there for a bit several years ago. Wonderful city and people.
Taichung is a beautiful city. Very convenient and livable city. I love my city and take pride in Taichung. Welcome everyone to Taichung!!
I had not heard about Taichung; thanks for posting this very satisfying report.
I like your all video's thank you for give me great information about taiwan plz come pakistan love frome pakistan
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You are the best travel vlogger! Sorry, I never heard of Taichung except now. A very beautiful city in all respect! I dream to visit there one day in my life lol!
3 years already in Taichung, nothing can beat Taichung for the comfortness for living as a foreigner. I'm glad i came to this city
在台中3年了，好習慣。真的愛台中
Anung dialect nila po Jan or salita
Nice video and beautiful city. Hope I could visit this city next time.
Taiwan may be my retirement destination. I grew up in Shanghai. I like Taiwan better. People are nicer, it is free country. It speaks Chinese and has Chinese food.
you are welcome
Taiwan is not a country.
哪能啦？上海宁英文噶塌台跑出来组撒? 刚中文帮伊拉逮巴字听听好嘞
The United Nations doesn't recognize Taiwan as a country. Stop dreaming.
Taiwan has been a part of China since ancient times. Ninety-five percent of Taiwanese are Chinese. China is also a free country. Communism originated in Germany and guided the French revolution. I hope you can learn more about history and not be taken by Europe Capitalism brainwashes, the split that the Chinese people hate the most is a dangerous bottom line
this was really great! didnt realize Taiwan was so modern. I love the mix of greenery and city life.
Beautiful place, well done.
First time heard the name Taichung.
Thank you for the great video of the city.
I had business trips in Taichung several times. It's an industrial city that so lovely I don't mind to live in. The lack of MRT is compensated by having a free bus ride anywhere within the city!
You missed my favorite place in Taichung which is Gaomei Wetlands. Best place for watching sunset.
PS. I've seen in many videos that you're also a good car spotter. Thumbs up for the good work!
yep!!!there is very beautiful view and sunset in Gaomei Wetlands
Thanks so much for your effort in carrying out this video. I am oversea Chinese in an Asian country, so far have not visited this city even I have longed for . It is amazing, a nice combination of modern vs tradition with natural climate factors,
entirely like what you think in your introduction. thks
台中很漂亮，很想去看看
thank you so much for showing my home town!! You are so right about people there, they are friendly and decend.
Awww.. this made me nostalgic!! I grew up in this city! I spent the first 4 years of my life here!
You should have also visited TungHai University just across the bridge from the National Theater. you'll find the LUCE CHAPEL there by the late architect I.M. Pei
I plan to go back one day to my roots and be married in that chapel!
Thanks again for sharing this nice city of Taichung!...from your dubai to qatar vlogs..now Taichung city!..God Bless..
What a wonderful city!!
I binge watched all your videos this weekend and I felt like covering them myself.
I don't have go through lot of planning, vacation, tiresome travel, reservations etc and your 4K coverages are more than what I could have explored. I am sitting here in my bed room and watching the world through your perception, camera lens and youtube.
Thank you!
6:33 actually, there's a new MRT system going to be open very soon in Taichung
Love the shots! It's very beautiful! Appreciate your interviewing people, it added a nice touch. Your video makes me want to visit. Thank you!
Was planning planning on going to Taiwan until they closed the borders 😞
beautiful city i will visit there someday when pandemic is over thanks for this beautiful video
I really love Taichung overall, but, there's one thing that would make the city much better, which is pedestrian friendly
I agree with you! Sometimes due to my lack of proper knowledge of the bus system sometimes I had to wait 2 hours for my way to my friend's home +from the railway station+
exactly
Urban paradise. I love it. Wish to visit in the near future.
Welcome to Taichung 👋
Wonderful city. thanks for sharing your experience.
6:32, MRT in Taichung is currently under construction.
And now it's done🎉
Complimenti very good short city tour....i visit Taiwan and It very interesting for me this video 😊.bravo👏
One beautiful country to visit!
Taiwan has been a part of China since ancient times. Ninety-five percent of Taiwanese are Chinese. China is also a free country. Communism originated in Germany and guided the French revolution. I hope you can learn more about history and not be taken by Europe Capitalism brainwashes, the split that the Chinese people hate the most is a dangerous bottom line
Awesome I love the feel of Chinese cities, I've been to Singapore, and your tours of these cities reminded me of that trip in 2010... The people are friendly, and helpful and they don't mind talking either...
I haven't heard it before . But the way you present is exceptionally attractive and educating.
The other thing I noticed about Taiwan's second largest city is the fact that people hardly speak English and so any visitor will have experience difficulty interacting with people.
My son live there my wife and my been there 3 time .
We love Taiwan
No, I had not heard of Taichung before this video, thanks.