My boyfriend is chinese and im turkish he was born in haikoku on september im gonna go with him to haikou for the first time im super excited and thank u for recommendations is hainan has turkish restaurants im so happy to hear that❤
Wouw! Usually I just listen to the others while playing a game on my phone. However this one went full screen and I watched it from the beginning to the end. I truly appreciate that you let us know how you feel about the island, I guess people might reconsider going there now, unless they want to enjoy the food. :D I wished there was some more info about things to do outside of the cities, since you mentioned the waterproof bags it would be great to know if there are some nice places for a hike (I noticed some hills in the background here and there). I don't know your target audience or what kind of people go to Hainan, so I'm not sure if it would make sense to ask yourself what would different sorts of people want to do there (elderly, grown-ups that are single/in a relationship, people who love busy places vs people who enjoy nature, Chinese vs foreigners). One more thing, I noticed that if a youtuber mentions a video they made, they usually put a link to it directly into the clip, so you can just click on it and watch that. It's an easy way for the audience to stay on your channel without having to look for things (and getting distracted in the process).
Thank you so much, I think I should mention about non popular area as well, just need to get better at making videos, hard to conduct so much information in little time lol. I wonder if my video is too long
@@PRINCEOFCN I've enjoyed most of your videos so far (and those I didn't, I only skipped because the topic didn't interest me), they have a very nice wibe and tell a story that others don't. It doesn't matter if it's about the people you meet or the places you visit, you make it fun to watch or listen to. You ask good questions and show great respect to everyone. Speaking of the last video, to me it felt like 15 minutes filled with 10 minutes of information how to find good food. So to see, no one has to starve in Hainan. :D I remember someone talking about giving speeches. What makes a speech interesting is picturing the general picture so that the audience understands what you're talking about, and then making it unforgettable by focussing on one example that shines (I felt like you nailed it in the beginning of the video with the sunset pictures, it really stuck with me). Speaking of talking about food: 'You can get great cheap food at a, fresh food at b, spicy food at c, however if you want something special, I'd really recommend visiting ... because...' It doesn't even have to be about the food quality, maybe you were there and it's surprisingly cheap or spicy or the atmosphere or the view there is amazing. If it gives you a certain feeling, people will notice and remember. Even if it's just an endless happiness because it was so bloody cheap. :D And then move on to another topic so that the video keeps a good pace and doesn't get boring. If you just rattle on in a steady pace, people might fall asleep. If you give too much information in a too short time, it gets tiring. If you give the audience a moment to absorb the really important things, it slows down the pace but makes the feeling about it deeper (again, sunset pictures). It works for every movie, even an action movie has it's slower moments. Also, not everything in the video has to be told by yourself. If you have interviewd someone and a piece of their story would fit the topic, why not use it? Like that guy who who basically told the same thing as you about some places being expensive there. The fact that he lives there and has first hand information, would make that statement more powerful than yours. Sometimes you don't have to work harder, just smarter. :)
Yes I would love to, actually thinking about the travel in china business, if you interest in hire me let's get in touch. That way I can travel for free in China
I was going to stay for 4 nights and 5 days in Sanya but after watching your video. I might do 3 nights and 4 days instead or maybe even 2 nights and 3 days. Maybe do Foshan and Zhuhai on my extra days. We'll be flying from Haikou to Shenzhen after our Hainan trip. How easy is it to get from Shenzhen to Foshan and Zhuhai on high speed train?
Yeah it is very easy to take speed train between SZ to FS or Zhuhai, enjoy your trip~I love Shenzhen, nothing to do in Zhuhai tho, only place in Zhuhai worth to visit is the Tanjia Old town, 唐家湾. Zhuhai doesn't have nice beach
My boyfriend is chinese and im turkish he was born in haikoku on september im gonna go with him to haikou for the first time im super excited and thank u for recommendations is hainan has turkish restaurants im so happy to hear that❤
Thanks for this really useful video.
Damn. Amazing video. Chinese born overseas. Both grand parents originally from Hainan. Have to visit Motherland / mother island.
awesome video btw!
SO HELPFUL
Love your video's ❤ nice 👍
Wouw! Usually I just listen to the others while playing a game on my phone. However this one went full screen and I watched it from the beginning to the end. I truly appreciate that you let us know how you feel about the island, I guess people might reconsider going there now, unless they want to enjoy the food. :D I wished there was some more info about things to do outside of the cities, since you mentioned the waterproof bags it would be great to know if there are some nice places for a hike (I noticed some hills in the background here and there). I don't know your target audience or what kind of people go to Hainan, so I'm not sure if it would make sense to ask yourself what would different sorts of people want to do there (elderly, grown-ups that are single/in a relationship, people who love busy places vs people who enjoy nature, Chinese vs foreigners). One more thing, I noticed that if a youtuber mentions a video they made, they usually put a link to it directly into the clip, so you can just click on it and watch that. It's an easy way for the audience to stay on your channel without having to look for things (and getting distracted in the process).
Thank you so much, I think I should mention about non popular area as well, just need to get better at making videos, hard to conduct so much information in little time lol. I wonder if my video is too long
@@PRINCEOFCN I've enjoyed most of your videos so far (and those I didn't, I only skipped because the topic didn't interest me), they have a very nice wibe and tell a story that others don't. It doesn't matter if it's about the people you meet or the places you visit, you make it fun to watch or listen to. You ask good questions and show great respect to everyone. Speaking of the last video, to me it felt like 15 minutes filled with 10 minutes of information how to find good food. So to see, no one has to starve in Hainan. :D I remember someone talking about giving speeches. What makes a speech interesting is picturing the general picture so that the audience understands what you're talking about, and then making it unforgettable by focussing on one example that shines (I felt like you nailed it in the beginning of the video with the sunset pictures, it really stuck with me). Speaking of talking about food: 'You can get great cheap food at a, fresh food at b, spicy food at c, however if you want something special, I'd really recommend visiting ... because...' It doesn't even have to be about the food quality, maybe you were there and it's surprisingly cheap or spicy or the atmosphere or the view there is amazing. If it gives you a certain feeling, people will notice and remember. Even if it's just an endless happiness because it was so bloody cheap. :D And then move on to another topic so that the video keeps a good pace and doesn't get boring. If you just rattle on in a steady pace, people might fall asleep. If you give too much information in a too short time, it gets tiring. If you give the audience a moment to absorb the really important things, it slows down the pace but makes the feeling about it deeper (again, sunset pictures). It works for every movie, even an action movie has it's slower moments. Also, not everything in the video has to be told by yourself. If you have interviewd someone and a piece of their story would fit the topic, why not use it? Like that guy who who basically told the same thing as you about some places being expensive there. The fact that he lives there and has first hand information, would make that statement more powerful than yours. Sometimes you don't have to work harder, just smarter. :)
I really appreciate your feedback, longest feedback I ever got lol. About to do a few street interviews, definably use some of your advice.
ChengMai is the best place on earth
Visit Patrick in Chengmai city
Love your vlog and recommendations of travel to Hainan island. Would you be my travel guide when I am in China?
Yes I would love to, actually thinking about the travel in china business, if you interest in hire me let's get in touch. That way I can travel for free in China
I was going to stay for 4 nights and 5 days in Sanya but after watching your video. I might do 3 nights and 4 days instead or maybe even 2 nights and 3 days. Maybe do Foshan and Zhuhai on my extra days. We'll be flying from Haikou to Shenzhen after our Hainan trip. How easy is it to get from Shenzhen to Foshan and Zhuhai on high speed train?
Yeah it is very easy to take speed train between SZ to FS or Zhuhai, enjoy your trip~I love Shenzhen, nothing to do in Zhuhai tho, only place in Zhuhai worth to visit is the Tanjia Old town, 唐家湾. Zhuhai doesn't have nice beach
is it hot ? do they have winter ?
is any english spoken there? if not, which language should i learn the basic phrases from?
Not really tbh, if you speak 0 Chinese gotta use a translator
@@PRINCEOFCN they speak mandarin ? or local dialect ?