I live in Singapore. I agree with all 5 points of yours. Coughing is rare among Chinese is because of less aggressively spicy food and less pollution. Children are quieter probably because of their genetics.
I’m Singaporean - one thing you grow up hearing is that it’s better to discipline your children yourself than to let society do it. Nothing to do with genetics as I have Indian origin - it’s to do with parenting.
Do you think China has less pollution ? Is this ur logic? Coughing is common across world. Reasons must be environmental and genetic. When I say environmental, I mean tropical and non tropical.
Same feeling about coughing n quiet children. Even seen the same thing about Hong Kong very SOBER KIDS.. YES may be genetics and food habits as u said about leaving the spices and DUST CONTROL.
Yes. Ruchi, I totally agree with you. I am a Chinese drama fan, and I found their school and college campus are so beautiful. Most importantly I found Chinese keep quiet in every public occasions. I think it’s their advanced culture and teaching system. I love Chinese culture and hope one day could live in China for a while. I want to see these scenes that hidden love shows to me.
Maybe it could be because most Chinese drink hot or warm water. Drinking cold or ice water after having spicy food irritates the throat which causes coughing.
hi ruchi... spent the past week or so just binging on your videos. what i love most about your videos is how authentic they are.. a homemade simplicity vibe to them that is just so fun to watch.. i like that your videos are not overtly edited or airbrushed.. i also love your simple outlook on life and how you find joy in the small things of life.. keep it up Ruchi, Ivan and Odin - and god bless your wonderful family :)
Coughing point is actually true....not only in China even in Europe you won't hear too much coughing..... Elders having fun point is very nice One should never stop enjoying life
I lived in Xi'An from 2000 to 2010. I noticed all the points you said, but I have 2 observations to add: 1. People are very kind, they go out of their way to help, I asked a random guy on the street for directions, he asked me to follow him. Like he walked 15 minutes to show me where I wanted to go. 2. Shopkeepers really trust everyone. I walked into a small shop on the roadside to buy a bottle of water, nobody was inside the shop. Shopkeeper was gone. I waited more than 10 minutes. Somehow, shopkeeper thinks nobody would steal anything, he just disappeared and left for other errands.
Hi. I'm an ethnic Chinese, but I'm not from China. I and my wife often watch videos from TH-camrs in China. And we are always surprised that shopkeepers and food stall owners don't seem to care if you pay or not!! Often the TH-camr buys something, scans the QR code to pay and then try to show the shop owner they've paid. But the shop owners often don't even bother to look!!! So I always wonder how they know if the person actually paid! So strange. Very good, but very strange.
Also, most important, dust in the streets will end up in the air as particulates which we will breath in ending up in our lungs, which will cause a lot of health problems. India should learn and follow this as a very good practice, (the additional generated employment is a plus, as well as looking clean and dust free is a very positive thing rather than roads and walkways looking dirty dusty) .
Good to see you back Ruchi ! Missing Ivan - he normally pops in and brightens up every video of yours. And such interesting observations, especially about the coughing and the nature of children. Have you asked your Chinese side of the family about this ? Would love to see a video where the Chinese citizens share their observations about India or other Asian countries.
Loved this video, one of the best! I shared this with a lot of people. Your presentation, explanation of everything was very interesting and intelligently narrated.
Hi Ruchi...! I can relate with you on each of your observation, you are absolutely right ...! I travelnto China on a frequent basis, and believe me i have also noticed the same things you have mentioned in your video...!
Your USP is that you're very 'real' ..not an iota of fakeness..talks from the heart and has a ' no nonsense' attitude..all of which makes you the person you are..Have a great life with your husband and son! Stay blessed❤
I’m Singaporean - one thing you grow up hearing is that it’s better to discipline your children yourself than to let society do it. Nothing to do with genetics as I have Indian origin - it’s to do with parenting.
100% correct .. I also think that Indian parents don't work on discipline and manner from starting .. today's generation is just giving birth.. no discipline , no caring for their health, mental growth, their learnings .. nothing .. child grows with whatever their teachers teach them in school n clg .. nothing from parents 🤦🤦
I’ve made many videos teaching Chinese language vividly and in a funny way. I hope you can recommend my videos to those who want to learn Chinese. I hope more people can learn Chinese to get comprehensive firsthand information about China and most likely seek more job opportunities.
I agree with u on the last point. When I was in Singapore, I had noticed this thing. My daughter used to cry, she was loud but the Chinese children were so quite, and they did not mingle with others while my daughter used to say hello to everyone.
Even though Ivan is half Indian, he is also overtly friendly and says hello to even strangers while others seems to be to quiet and won’t initiate respond . Little girls though sometimes can be extremely affectionate and warm here as opposed to males of all ages here.
Loved this episode Ruchi!! Very interesting observations about China. It's something people would only if they have spent a considerable time in China and thanks to you for sharing this with us! Please make a video about Chinese education system or maybe a comparison between the two education system. The only people who post hate messages on your vlogs and call you 'paid' are those hyper-nationalists who cannot accept that China is ahead of India and has a better standard of living. These people will never accept the reality. We appreciate your vlogs and support you wholeheartedly.
True.But That mentality has to change for our own betterment.Once people start travelling to 5-10 countries,they learn to accept reality & change themselves.😀
@@vinodkumar-xr6jm most people won’t change their point of view even if they were to live for a thousand years, after a certain age. Critical thinking has to be imbibed since an early age but its hard with so much pre conceived notions held by caregivers and biased media. I am talking in general. Not for Indian people.
Kindergarten (3 years) - Primary school (6 years) - Junior high school (3 years) - Senior high school/Skilled high school (3 years)) - University (3 years for junior high school; 4 years for undergraduate studies (5 years for medical studies), 3 years for master's and 3-8 years for doctoral studies). In China, starting from the age of 3, studying in kindergarten for 3 years is a chargeable stage. In public schools, it is generally 1000-3000 RMB per month, which is more expensive in large cities than in small cities. Starting from the age of 6, China implements 9-year free compulsory education (6-year primary school, 3-year junior high school (or 5+4)), with public schools being free and private schools charging fees. There is no unified standard for fees, usually around 20000 RMB per year. The enrollment rate from junior high school to senior high school is around 50%, and students who have not been admitted to senior high school generally enter vocational secondary schools (at the same level as senior high schools). Senior middle school students can participate in the college entrance examination and enter universities to study. The comprehensive admission rate can reach 80%, with about half being undergraduate schools and the other half being vocational schools. Junior college students can be promoted to undergraduate programs, and undergraduate students can apply for master's degree programs. In China, the annual tuition fee for regular universities is approximately 6000 RMB.
I always watch your videos from Japan. In Japan literally food is expensive and no one dares to throw the food unless it’s past expiry. People eat to the last bit which is considered polite which is completely opposite to china and India. And really Chinese food is served in so much large quantities from the videos that I have observed. People can eat to heart’s content. In Japan so less food unless we cook Indian food or order from Indian restaurants. Loved your Chinese vlogs. China seems to be abundant in everything.There is serious food shortage in Japan and that’s why Japan has to import almost everything. Whenever there is pandemic or earthquake the first thing occurs is food shortage and we need to stock ourselves . Supermarkets go empty within weeks. Same with cough here . No one coughs and sneezes 😅
I really like your videos because when ever I watch your videos I really know something different about China culture and even my mother is also see your some videos
The part about older generation being rebellious happens in almost every oppressed/extremely law abiding countries. At old age they think now what can anybody/law/govt do to them. Have seen this in Singapore,Japan as well old people are law breakers. India is free in many sense people of every age has broken some rule that's why they don't suddenly turn rebellious at retirement.
These rebelliou older generation today was from CULTURE REVOLUTION ERA, when they were young they stormed local government buildings like MAGA storming Captial hill.
Your videos are always interesting. You have your unique style of narration and expression. And the multi-cultural element adds up to the whole effect.
Thank you for this Informative knowledge about china. This is what one looks forward to because there is lot of misconceptions about China due to historical and lack of correct information. As a country and society at large they have truly advanced leaps and bounds economically and standard of living.
i agree with your points 😊but in our place we didn't waste Food as you know nobody eat soup of hotpot and leftover oil they didn't waste vegetables,meat and fish 😊anyway lots of love from Nepali-Chinese Family😊i always enjoy your all Videos
After the children have grown up become independent and left home parents r free to enjoy themselves without thinking of financial problems. The govt. too gives senior citizens a monthly pension and free health treatments so the seniors r free to enjoy. Even in India the senior citizen of my generation in urban areas who r educated and well settled have started to enjoy themselves after children r independent. Only in rural areas where people r still old fashioned and backward think once above 60 u r old so should stay home to look after grand children
Children are quieter and people are silent as making noise in public places are considered indiscipline and bad behaviour. People in Japan, Korea etc are more thoughtful about how to behave in public- unlike India where civic sense is little less
Coz people in Indian are free not like Korea in Japan that they have behave in same manner and get lonely and imagine U wabt to express ur emotion but U can't coz U have to behave in certain way that's the reason china japan people are lonely families are breaking don't change indian people
@@radharani-bm7nf What do you mean people in Korea, Japan are not free? There’s democracy there, except China (no democracy or freedom there) Being well behaved in public and considerate of others are good traits
Love your videos. Your observation is very appropriate. The Chinese are super organised. The main difference is that they don't have caste and creed divisions.
Chinese people have always said, "There have been kings, dukes, and ministers throughout history. Why shouldn't I have the chance?" This means that if one can become an emperor, why shouldn't I be able to as well?
If I make videos everyday, the quality will suffer. If I was in India, I could do that because I would hire an editor. I can’t do that here because nobody will understand hindi and won’t know which parts to cut. I really hope one day I can post tonnes of videos, it will make me money too.
I agree with your observations of modern China. Now, China has an affluent and educated society. There are still a number of less educated people with old bad social behaviour. I observed in the Western countries there are many homeless, dirty streets, drugs addicts and not friendly towards Non-Whites people. In China, most people are friendly towards foreigners, be it the Whites, Indians and African people. Hope more Indians will visit China and understand the Chinese culture, enjoy the scenic places, food, etc.
Ab tak ka best video yahi laga .apke videos sabse zyada pasand h mujhe.china ka culture dekhne ko milta rahta h aur dusre desh ko janne ki sabhi ki ek khas ikcha hoti h
Whether it is environment, public security, infrastructure, entertainment, transportation, convenience of life and so on, the comprehensive level of Chinese cities is really not inferior to that of any other country in the world, which is also one of the advantages of late-developing countries.
I love the way you have done honest observation.I too find it odd if children keep crying...as my children were always cheerful..even in US I saw normal families around me keeping their children happy sometimes 4 of them..They raise them with love and kids never cry or scream.This is my observation.I love your vlogs.
Very nice video. Don't worry don't pay attention to those negative comments just show the truth of China. I know that many non Chinese people praise China but they aren't payed by Chinese government. Ruchi ma'am, you upload Very nice videos about China. Keep uploading. I love China very much. 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 ❤️ 🇨🇳 🇨🇳.
Nice content, very informative. Since you are in China & married to Chinease person then what is wrong to appreciate China . I can say we still have long way to go! Because in our country specially rural areas people still struggle for one time meal ?
So good to see you back Ruchi di. Apne bahot ache sara kuch explain kiya China ke bare mai. China is very much ahead of India we must accept. India is also doing good, economy is growing fast but still China is very much ahead of India. By the way happy rakshabandhan Ruchi di.
I love Chinese people and their govt. ..has been consistently striving to bring prospereity to the country..Actually if people are not corrupt govt.can do a lot.citizens have to be honest like in China.
Thanks a lot Ruchi Didibhai.Recently,I have found your channel.I am so happy that You are living in China with your family.I am an Indian Girl Student...but in future,I really want to go to China and live in there for my Profession...I have a strong affection for Chinese language...I wanna learn it so eagerly...My family has also so many prejudice idea about China which are not correct at all...but I am really striving that I one day can live in my dream country
I am Chinese. Thank you for your appreciation and recognition of China. You are also welcome to visit China. If you wish to work and live in China in the future, the easiest approach may be to apply to a Chinese university, study abroad in China, and then submit your resume to Chinese companies. However, you should first research which positions or industries have high market demand in China, and then decide on a relevant major to study. This will increase your chances of success. If the path of studying in China is difficult for you to achieve, then finding a Chinese boyfriend may seem like the simplest way.
@user-hj1tl1hh1c Actually I still don't know Mandarin...I am trying to learn from Duolingo ...but I am still very weak to recognise & read Pinyin characters...so I am really sorry that I can't understand your reply.But I am trying to translate it using Google Translation app...
@@3MoonCyber Thanks a lot for your beautiful and kind comment.I am truly surprised and glad to get such an elaborate and amazing reply from a Chinese Citizen.I want to reply your comment,but everytime I do it, TH-cam is removing my reply here...So I am replying to you in the general comment section of this video.Hope You would find it gradually asap.
@@KERRYN17LHZHLYX What was the content, and why would TH-cam delete it? This is really quite puzzling! If you're amenable, we could swap WeChat/Facebook accounts so that we can easily communicate if any issues crop up. It would also allow me to practise my English (which is a bit rubbish).
I think the reason for dressing simple for young generation is because most of their time is for career. And they wear mostly dark clothes. And as soon as they retire, they get the freedom to dress as they want.
Bada maza aya sunke, vid kab end taq pahuch gaya pata hi nahi chala, chalo kafi sare nayi cheeze janne ko mili. Bas ek request he, Odin ko bhi ek bar screen me zaroor laye hum bhi apne jeeju se batein karna chahte he. Stay healthy, tc bye
Elderly group having a life is found in 🇬🇧 too.its different. And can you make a video on your fav products from temu or shein and clarify if the claim that these chains use forced child labour is true or not?
Just like the continuous claims made by Western media about "ethnic cleansing in Xinjiang," this is also entirely baseless. Firstly, China enforces nine years of compulsory education, emphasizing "compulsory," which covers primary and junior high school. After junior high, you can choose not to continue your education. In China, 16 years old is considered the age at which you can start working. If you define 16 as child labor, then there's not much more to discuss. Secondly, let me tell you an interesting story. Shein previously invited some American internet celebrities to visit their headquarters in China. These internet celebrities created some videos and shared them on TikTok and Instagram. What followed was strong criticism from Americans. They actually believed that Shein had built a whole building JUST for these internet celebrities to visit.
I don’t believe a country which has so many famous international brands will use forced child labor. China is rich and high income, so I don’t trust these famous companies will do that.
@@gangliezhu 1)Caste system don't exist rn except for scheduled places 2)Indians study hard just like other Asians 3)no comments about politics 4) nahhhh it depends on parts... people in hilly area have less body odour plus there are ethnicities too who have strong body odour plus food habit but this stereotype is like every Chinese eats bat and cockroaches But thank you for stating the real feelings everyone should know about both negetive and positive sides👍🏻
Hi from Bangalore. I agree with you all the observations you noted as I was in Singapore and Malaysia. In one point i will disagree if said as community or race but will accept as nationality. In Singapore and Malaysia, Chinese are law abiding citizens whereas in China may be as you observed. At deep in night, 1am 2am, like you i watched the road from my flat window in Malaysia,car use to stop at red traffic signal where no vehicles on road. Place was Sri Petaling, Bukit Jalil😂 in malaysia.. And yes, Chinese kids are silent behaviour. That is the reason in Dubai, Arabs don't like Indian family with kids in apartment for being noisy 😅😅😅😅. Indian kids make noises, behave unruly in malls, shops😂. Got to know when i rented flat in Bur Dubai
It honestly gives me a complex. Odin is always like Ivan is the only one so fidgety in his kindergarten. All the other kids sit quietly. His half Indian gene is showing. But in India , everyone thought Ivan was the quiet one.
@@RuchiinChina quiet Chinese kids and noisy Indian kids, i think it's because of way kids are grown up in an environment. I am also interested to know why kids behave differently than other kid, I always use to think the reason behind that. Regarding the noisy and quiet kids, here in south India kids are not as naughtiest as North Indian kids, in case of noise. I observed, North Indian families talk loudly at home whereas in South India, families talk in decent voice level. That's the reason of home environment, not genetics or race I feel
@@RuchiinChinaI think it is a good mix. What I notice about Chinese is that they come across as timid, lacking confidence. Now, I know that Chinese people can also be confident, altho more of the actions/deeds speak louder than words. But in the current world, it is clear that if you don't pay enough attention to words and some self promotion, people won't really know what you have done or see your actions through the words of people who do know how to talk... this is something that Indians are much better at than Chinese people. Sometimes it is ok to not to keep your head down, show that you exist and who you are without getting cocky. Telling Ivan to conform and be like the others may hurt his confidence as if he is wrong. Respecting the rules, respecting other people is good, but surely there is some room for him to express himself like he wants to express himself.
@@amossutandi it could be. But genetics are always important in health or behavior. Thats why siblings who grow up in the same environment can be so different too. I honestly love how Ivan is. I never really wanted him to be too quiet and timid. In fact, I admire western way of acting and thinking over any Asian . If he could think for himself, not blindly follow parents and teachers and learn things outside the books, I think his life will be worth living. Otherwise whats whats the point of the boring existence? Asian including Indian parenting would crush the soul and creativity .
I live in Singapore. I agree with all 5 points of yours. Coughing is rare among Chinese is because of less aggressively spicy food and less pollution. Children are quieter probably because of their genetics.
U r absolutely right. I have the same thinking about coughing
I’m Singaporean - one thing you grow up hearing is that it’s better to discipline your children yourself than to let society do it. Nothing to do with genetics as I have Indian origin - it’s to do with parenting.
I think drinking warm water have a lot to do with coughing suppression.
Do you think China has less pollution ? Is this ur logic? Coughing is common across world. Reasons must be environmental and genetic. When I say environmental, I mean tropical and non tropical.
Same feeling about coughing n quiet children. Even seen the same thing about Hong Kong very SOBER KIDS.. YES may be genetics and food habits as u said about leaving the spices and DUST CONTROL.
Yes. Ruchi, I totally agree with you. I am a Chinese drama fan, and I found their school and college campus are so beautiful. Most importantly I found Chinese keep quiet in every public occasions. I think it’s their advanced culture and teaching system. I love Chinese culture and hope one day could live in China for a while. I want to see these scenes that hidden love shows to me.
U r right. I visited China few years back. And I was very impressed to see the cleanliness, discipline and beauty of China.
'Only Ivan was crying ' that means he is more indian than chinese😊...nice content, and it's good to see you back..
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Maybe it could be because most Chinese drink hot or warm water. Drinking cold or ice water after having spicy food irritates the throat which causes coughing.
hi ruchi... spent the past week or so just binging on your videos. what i love most about your videos is how authentic they are.. a homemade simplicity vibe to them that is just so fun to watch.. i like that your videos are not overtly edited or airbrushed.. i also love your simple outlook on life and how you find joy in the small things of life.. keep it up Ruchi, Ivan and Odin - and god bless your wonderful family :)
Thank you so much 😊
Coughing point is actually true....not only in China even in Europe you won't hear too much coughing.....
Elders having fun point is very nice
One should never stop enjoying life
I never thought people could be so dynamic and happy when they get old. I found young Chinese in tiktok or shorts are fashionable and creative.
Great observations Ruchi. I would love to travel to China one day.
I lived in Xi'An from 2000 to 2010. I noticed all the points you said, but I have 2 observations to add:
1. People are very kind, they go out of their way to help, I asked a random guy on the street for directions, he asked me to follow him. Like he walked 15 minutes to show me where I wanted to go.
2. Shopkeepers really trust everyone. I walked into a small shop on the roadside to buy a bottle of water, nobody was inside the shop. Shopkeeper was gone. I waited more than 10 minutes. Somehow, shopkeeper thinks nobody would steal anything, he just disappeared and left for other errands.
Yup I really appreciate their ways of helping that's why I also choose Chinese language in BLCU ❤
Hi. I'm an ethnic Chinese, but I'm not from China.
I and my wife often watch videos from TH-camrs in China.
And we are always surprised that shopkeepers and food stall owners don't seem to care if you pay or not!!
Often the TH-camr buys something, scans the QR code to pay and then try to show the shop owner they've paid. But the shop owners often don't even bother to look!!!
So I always wonder how they know if the person actually paid! So strange.
Very good, but very strange.
@@ChinaSongsCollection Because Chinese people usually pay,
@@十四弟少侠 Yes, I assume you are right. It makes sense 👍
@@ChinaSongsCollection 实际上，手机上有付款到账的通知，而且有语音提示，有很多店家还会把付款通知的语音提示在店里公放，这样付款没有会马上知道，当然确实大家也都会付款😂
Topic: make a video about how you and Odin met plus did you have Indian wedding or Chinese wedding. Please share pics, blurr Odin face if he want to😂
Also, most important, dust in the streets will end up in the air as particulates which we will breath in ending up in our lungs, which will cause a lot of health problems. India should learn and follow this as a very good practice, (the additional generated employment is a plus, as well as looking clean and dust free is a very positive thing rather than roads and walkways looking dirty dusty) .
Yes Di aapki baato se kuch special,different chije jaane ko mila Indian or Chinese logo ke bich.😊
Good to see you back Ruchi ! Missing Ivan - he normally pops in and brightens up every video of yours. And such interesting observations, especially about the coughing and the nature of children. Have you asked your Chinese side of the family about this ? Would love to see a video where the Chinese citizens share their observations about India or other Asian countries.
Loved this video, one of the best! I shared this with a lot of people. Your presentation, explanation of everything was very interesting and intelligently narrated.
Thank you so much! It is because of people like you that I have a channel 🙏
It feels so good to see you back❤
Hi Ruchi...! I can relate with you on each of your observation, you are absolutely right ...! I travelnto China on a frequent basis, and believe me i have also noticed the same things you have mentioned in your video...!
Thanks for the confirmation 🙏
Your USP is that you're very 'real' ..not an iota of fakeness..talks from the heart and has a ' no nonsense' attitude..all of which makes you the person you are..Have a great life with your husband and son! Stay blessed❤
They won't cough coz maybe they drink hot/ warm water irrespective of weather.
I’m Singaporean - one thing you grow up hearing is that it’s better to discipline your children yourself than to let society do it. Nothing to do with genetics as I have Indian origin - it’s to do with parenting.
Its definitely genetics as even newborns are quieter haha
100% correct .. I also think that Indian parents don't work on discipline and manner from starting .. today's generation is just giving birth.. no discipline , no caring for their health, mental growth, their learnings .. nothing .. child grows with whatever their teachers teach them in school n clg .. nothing from parents 🤦🤦
Ruchi, loved this video, we would like to know more such stuff about Chinese people and culture in future. 🙂
I’ve made many videos teaching Chinese language vividly and in a funny way. I hope you can recommend my videos to those who want to learn Chinese.
I hope more people can learn Chinese to get comprehensive firsthand information about China and most likely seek more job opportunities.
I agree with u on the last point. When I was in Singapore, I had noticed this thing. My daughter used to cry, she was loud but the Chinese children were so quite, and they did not mingle with others while my daughter used to say hello to everyone.
Even though Ivan is half Indian, he is also overtly friendly and says hello to even strangers while others seems to be to quiet and won’t initiate respond . Little girls though sometimes can be extremely affectionate and warm here as opposed to males of all ages here.
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Loved this episode Ruchi!! Very interesting observations about China. It's something people would only if they have spent a considerable time in China and thanks to you for sharing this with us! Please make a video about Chinese education system or maybe a comparison between the two education system.
The only people who post hate messages on your vlogs and call you 'paid' are those hyper-nationalists who cannot accept that China is ahead of India and has a better standard of living. These people will never accept the reality. We appreciate your vlogs and support you wholeheartedly.
True.But That mentality has to change for our own betterment.Once people start travelling to 5-10 countries,they learn to accept reality & change themselves.😀
@@vinodkumar-xr6jm Unfortunately, that doesn't happen for the majority of Indians.
@@vinodkumar-xr6jm most people won’t change their point of view even if they were to live for a thousand years, after a certain age. Critical thinking has to be imbibed since an early age but its hard with so much pre conceived notions held by caregivers and biased media.
I am talking in general. Not for Indian people.
They are unwilling to acknowledge reality because they cannot change it
Kindergarten (3 years) - Primary school (6 years) - Junior high school (3 years) - Senior high school/Skilled high school (3 years)) - University (3 years for junior high school; 4 years for undergraduate studies (5 years for medical studies), 3 years for master's and 3-8 years for doctoral studies).
In China, starting from the age of 3, studying in kindergarten for 3 years is a chargeable stage. In public schools, it is generally 1000-3000 RMB per month, which is more expensive in large cities than in small cities.
Starting from the age of 6, China implements 9-year free compulsory education (6-year primary school, 3-year junior high school (or 5+4)), with public schools being free and private schools charging fees. There is no unified standard for fees, usually around 20000 RMB per year.
The enrollment rate from junior high school to senior high school is around 50%, and students who have not been admitted to senior high school generally enter vocational secondary schools (at the same level as senior high schools).
Senior middle school students can participate in the college entrance examination and enter universities to study. The comprehensive admission rate can reach 80%, with about half being undergraduate schools and the other half being vocational schools. Junior college students can be promoted to undergraduate programs, and undergraduate students can apply for master's degree programs. In China, the annual tuition fee for regular universities is approximately 6000 RMB.
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I always watch your videos from Japan. In Japan literally food is expensive and no one dares to throw the food unless it’s past expiry. People eat to the last bit which is considered polite which is completely opposite to china and India. And really Chinese food is served in so much large quantities from the videos that I have observed. People can eat to heart’s content. In Japan so less food unless we cook Indian food or order from Indian restaurants. Loved your Chinese vlogs. China seems to be abundant in everything.There is serious food shortage in Japan and that’s why Japan has to import almost everything. Whenever there is pandemic or earthquake the first thing occurs is food shortage and we need to stock ourselves . Supermarkets go empty within weeks. Same with cough here . No one coughs and sneezes 😅
Japan is small. Kind of like Singapore, the agriculture is not their major industry
@@RuchiinChina Hi Ruchi. No, Japan is not small. It's just smaller than China and India 😅
I really like your videos because when ever I watch your videos I really know something different about China culture and even my mother is also see your some videos
The part about older generation being rebellious happens in almost every oppressed/extremely law abiding countries. At old age they think now what can anybody/law/govt do to them. Have seen this in Singapore,Japan as well old people are law breakers. India is free in many sense people of every age has broken some rule that's why they don't suddenly turn rebellious at retirement.
These rebelliou older generation today was from CULTURE REVOLUTION ERA, when they were young they stormed local government buildings like MAGA storming Captial hill.
Loved this video. Elders enjoying life to fullest was my favorite. Also get well soon and lots of love to Ivaan!!!
Lot's of love from Odisha❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your videos are always interesting. You have your unique style of narration and expression. And the multi-cultural element adds up to the whole effect.
Thank you for this Informative knowledge about china. This is what one looks forward to because there is lot of misconceptions about China due to historical and lack of correct information. As a country and society at large they have truly advanced leaps and bounds economically and standard of living.
Very interesting presentation. Thank you for sharing
i agree with your points 😊but in our place we didn't waste Food as you know nobody eat soup of hotpot and leftover oil they didn't waste vegetables,meat and fish 😊anyway lots of love from Nepali-Chinese Family😊i always enjoy your all Videos
Bohot accha laga blessings from Jharkhand,,,mai fir dekhungi,,,we watch video to get some knowledge,,,,and your video is always informative
After the children have grown up become independent and left home parents r free to enjoy themselves without thinking of financial problems. The govt. too gives senior citizens a monthly pension and free health treatments so the seniors r free to enjoy. Even in India the senior citizen of my generation in urban areas who r educated and well settled have started to enjoy themselves after children r independent. Only in rural areas where people r still old fashioned and backward think once above 60 u r old so should stay home to look after grand children
So good to know things about china thank you for sharing your thoughts with us ☺️
Children are quieter and people are silent as making noise in public places are considered indiscipline and bad behaviour. People in Japan, Korea etc are more thoughtful about how to behave in public- unlike India where civic sense is little less
Coz people in Indian are free not like Korea in Japan that they have behave in same manner and get lonely and imagine U wabt to express ur emotion but U can't coz U have to behave in certain way that's the reason china japan people are lonely families are breaking don't change indian people
@@radharani-bm7nf What do you mean people in Korea, Japan are not free? There’s democracy there, except China (no democracy or freedom there) Being well behaved in public and considerate of others are good traits
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I m living in China past 17 years n I love this place though I m pure vegetarian..but I m comfortable
Some of these things are so cool! Especially the old people having fun ❤
Love your videos. Your observation is very appropriate. The Chinese are super organised. The main difference is that they don't have caste and creed divisions.
Chinese people have always said, "There have been kings, dukes, and ministers throughout history. Why shouldn't I have the chance?" This means that if one can become an emperor, why shouldn't I be able to as well?
Please make video on regular basis
Mannnn she's a housewife, and a mum. What d u expect? I show my gratitude to her showing beautiful China from her lenses, made my day already
If I make videos everyday, the quality will suffer. If I was in India, I could do that because I would hire an editor. I can’t do that here because nobody will understand hindi and won’t know which parts to cut. I really hope one day I can post tonnes of videos, it will make me money too.
Bahut badhiya laga vedio
@@irritatedanglosaxon1705it was a request not a demand. No need to be rude
@@RuchiinChinaaap India me editor rakh lijiye. Video shoot karke India bhej dijiye wo edit karke wapas bhej dega
I agree with your observations of modern China. Now, China has an affluent and educated society. There are still a number of less educated people with old bad social behaviour. I observed in the Western countries there are many homeless, dirty streets, drugs addicts and not friendly towards Non-Whites people. In China, most people are friendly towards foreigners, be it the Whites, Indians and African people.
Hope more Indians will visit China and understand the Chinese culture, enjoy the scenic places, food, etc.
Yes Ruchi you are absolutely right in your observation. I also live in Shanghai…
Ab tak ka best video yahi laga .apke videos sabse zyada pasand h mujhe.china ka culture dekhne ko milta rahta h aur dusre desh ko janne ki sabhi ki ek khas ikcha hoti h
Love to see you again ruchi..🤗make a video how you and Odin met ..
Super video, very modest people there,our Indians don't bother about others ,like our government
Wow amazing Ruchi🤗 intresting such mea acha laga this video😍😍😍 weekly 2 video upload karo😻😻😻😻😻😻😻 plzzzzz
Whether it is environment, public security, infrastructure, entertainment, transportation, convenience of life and so on, the comprehensive level of Chinese cities is really not inferior to that of any other country in the world, which is also one of the advantages of late-developing countries.
Thank God finally aap ka video aa hi gya
Mai kb se wait kr rhi thi aapke video ka
I love the way you have done honest observation.I too find it odd if children keep crying...as my children were always cheerful..even in US I saw normal families around me keeping their children happy sometimes 4 of them..They raise them with love and kids never cry or scream.This is my observation.I love your vlogs.
Very nice video. Don't worry don't pay attention to those negative comments just show the truth of China. I know that many non Chinese people praise China but they aren't payed by Chinese government. Ruchi ma'am, you upload Very nice videos about China. Keep uploading. I love China very much. 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 ❤️ 🇨🇳 🇨🇳.
Good Informative vlog Ruchi. Bhaskar CEO
Good to see you healthy again..bgm soundtrack is very beautiful. ❤️
How do you feel ruchi .I so happy to see you healthy and safely .❤
Awesome observations. Salutes to you and to your observations. Keep it up and always. Love from America
It's great to see your new video, please continue to tell us about your observations of China
Nice content, very informative. Since you are in China & married to Chinease person then what is wrong to appreciate China . I can say we still have long way to go!
Because in our country specially rural areas people still struggle for one time meal ?
So good to see you back Ruchi di. Apne bahot ache sara kuch explain kiya China ke bare mai. China is very much ahead of India we must accept. India is also doing good, economy is growing fast but still China is very much ahead of India. By the way happy rakshabandhan Ruchi di.
This is the best video ever, you make! India ❤China 🇨🇳France 🇫🇷❤️
I love Chinese people and their govt. ..has been consistently striving to bring prospereity to the country..Actually if people are not corrupt govt.can do a lot.citizens have to be honest like in China.
Hello friends in India, nice to say hello under Ruchi video.😊😊
Ruchi is a great communicator and many of us in China like her too.😊😊
Thanks a lot Ruchi Didibhai.Recently,I have found your channel.I am so happy that You are living in China with your family.I am an Indian Girl Student...but in future,I really want to go to China and live in there for my Profession...I have a strong affection for Chinese language...I wanna learn it so eagerly...My family has also so many prejudice idea about China which are not correct at all...but I am really striving that I one day can live in my dream country
You can apply to go to university in China, it's relatively easy to apply to universities in China😊
I am Chinese. Thank you for your appreciation and recognition of China. You are also welcome to visit China. If you wish to work and live in China in the future, the easiest approach may be to apply to a Chinese university, study abroad in China, and then submit your resume to Chinese companies. However, you should first research which positions or industries have high market demand in China, and then decide on a relevant major to study. This will increase your chances of success. If the path of studying in China is difficult for you to achieve, then finding a Chinese boyfriend may seem like the simplest way.
@user-hj1tl1hh1c Actually I still don't know Mandarin...I am trying to learn from Duolingo ...but I am still very weak to recognise & read Pinyin characters...so I am really sorry that I can't understand your reply.But I am trying to translate it using Google Translation app...
@@3MoonCyber Thanks a lot for your beautiful and kind comment.I am truly surprised and glad to get such an elaborate and amazing reply from a Chinese Citizen.I want to reply your comment,but everytime I do it, TH-cam is removing my reply here...So I am replying to you in the general comment section of this video.Hope You would find it gradually asap.
@@KERRYN17LHZHLYX What was the content, and why would TH-cam delete it? This is really quite puzzling! If you're amenable, we could swap WeChat/Facebook accounts so that we can easily communicate if any issues crop up. It would also allow me to practise my English (which is a bit rubbish).
Indians dance in movies, Chinese dance in squares
Nice observation true if you say something good about china people say you are paid 😂 😅 hope you are doing good now ❤
这就是梦幻联动么😂
Bht intersting tha video😊 mza aya...Ruchi ap aise hi China ka intersting part share Krna 😊💜💜💜
So interesting information about China I like it thanks ruchi and lots of love for ivan 😘😘😘😘😘👌👌👌👌👍
I love your videos...:)
Aap aise hi video daalte rahiye 😃😃
Keep happy and safe
Hey ruchii , make a video on your love story and about your husband's profession .
Lots of love from Kolkata ❤️
I think the reason for dressing simple for young generation is because most of their time is for career. And they wear mostly dark clothes. And as soon as they retire, they get the freedom to dress as they want.
I think black and white and neutral colors are considered cool. Multicoloured clothes are traditional and rural so 30 minus avoids them.
@RuchiinChina that could be true too.
true@@RuchiinChina
Bada maza aya sunke, vid kab end taq pahuch gaya pata hi nahi chala, chalo kafi sare nayi cheeze janne ko mili. Bas ek request he, Odin ko bhi ek bar screen me zaroor laye hum bhi apne jeeju se batein karna chahte he. Stay healthy, tc bye
Good to hear you ❤❤ love from India ❤❤
Yes agree with u...ur Mom in law is super sweet...pay our respect n regrads from India
Elderly group having a life is found in 🇬🇧 too.its different. And can you make a video on your fav products from temu or shein and clarify if the claim that these chains use forced child labour is true or not?
Just like the continuous claims made by Western media about "ethnic cleansing in Xinjiang," this is also entirely baseless.
Firstly, China enforces nine years of compulsory education, emphasizing "compulsory," which covers primary and junior high school. After junior high, you can choose not to continue your education. In China, 16 years old is considered the age at which you can start working. If you define 16 as child labor, then there's not much more to discuss.
Secondly, let me tell you an interesting story. Shein previously invited some American internet celebrities to visit their headquarters in China. These internet celebrities created some videos and shared them on TikTok and Instagram. What followed was strong criticism from Americans. They actually believed that Shein had built a whole building JUST for these internet celebrities to visit.
I don’t believe a country which has so many famous international brands will use forced child labor. China is rich and high income, so I don’t trust these famous companies will do that.
Yes Ruchi you observed a lot of things. You just share your thoughts and opinions.
Yes we want this kind of information about china and I am was waiting for your vlog...🎉❤ Love from Delhi India
i always appreaciate china by giving your examples in my college
Thanks 🥹🥹
you're welcome
didi please come to India i have a party for u
today is my birthday so
I like this kind of series...pls continue this kind of series
INCREDIBLE CHINA ❤🥰
Got a good knowledge from you about China 👍
Mujhe bahut pasand aaya didi aap aur aisi hi video laiye
Ki chaines people indian people ke pare me kya shocte hai
Three years ago... You made 10 things that shocked me in China......
Good to see you ruchi ❤❤
Hi Ruchi, Happy to see back with good health. We need regular videos ❤
i am very curious that how you and odin meet and decide to marry ? i hope you will make a video on this
Ruchi Thank you so much. Because of you v can come to know about China
Are you well now😢 btw loved and misses your video ❤❤❤❤
Pls Di make a daily vlog videos apka daily routine dekhna bohot acha lagta he love u di from Mumbai ❤
Hi dear Ruchi, you are really an amazing narrator. I wished the video didn't end, it was really interesting!!! Keep it up 💪🏻✨
Happy to see you doing well Ruchi dear.
Enjoyed every moment of this blog and the way you tell your narrative.
Amazing video and good knowledgeable information. Thank you, sister. 😊
Thanks fr watching
Sister your Instagram account so I can add you.
Yes this is TRUE,I also saw this road cleaning in night in Hong Kong,
Hi! Ruchi get well asap👍🏼
Wow, that's a good observation. Please do similar kinds of videos. i really loved it.
Aap ki vajah se hamko chaina ka culture ke bareme malum pada thank you Ruchi love you dear ❤
Ruchi please let us know about the culture over there. Also, how India and Indians are perceived.
Culture is a vague and general concept，it may worth a book to elaborat
关于印度的新闻非常少，只有美国和东亚的新闻，一些俄罗斯和乌克兰的战争，大部分是中国自己内部的问题
中国人对印度的刻板印象。
1.种姓制度。
2.印度人很聪明，IT很厉害。
3.印度政府很笨，无法把印度人的聪明智慧转化成经济发展。
4.所有印度人都有体味😂。
@@gangliezhu 1)Caste system don't exist rn except for scheduled places
2)Indians study hard just like other Asians
3)no comments about politics
4) nahhhh it depends on parts... people in hilly area have less body odour plus there are ethnicities too who have strong body odour plus food habit but this stereotype is like every Chinese eats bat and cockroaches
But thank you for stating the real feelings everyone should know about both negetive and positive sides👍🏻
@@gangliezhucaste system exist very much in india ,, those who denay it,, are casteiest ,and they dont want people to aware of caste discrimination .
Hi from Bangalore. I agree with you all the observations you noted as I was in Singapore and Malaysia. In one point i will disagree if said as community or race but will accept as nationality. In Singapore and Malaysia, Chinese are law abiding citizens whereas in China may be as you observed. At deep in night, 1am 2am, like you i watched the road from my flat window in Malaysia,car use to stop at red traffic signal where no vehicles on road. Place was Sri Petaling, Bukit Jalil😂 in malaysia.. And yes, Chinese kids are silent behaviour. That is the reason in Dubai, Arabs don't like Indian family with kids in apartment for being noisy 😅😅😅😅. Indian kids make noises, behave unruly in malls, shops😂. Got to know when i rented flat in Bur Dubai
It honestly gives me a complex. Odin is always like Ivan is the only one so fidgety in his kindergarten. All the other kids sit quietly. His half Indian gene is showing. But in India , everyone thought Ivan was the quiet one.
@@RuchiinChina quiet Chinese kids and noisy Indian kids, i think it's because of way kids are grown up in an environment. I am also interested to know why kids behave differently than other kid, I always use to think the reason behind that. Regarding the noisy and quiet kids, here in south India kids are not as naughtiest as North Indian kids, in case of noise. I observed, North Indian families talk loudly at home whereas in South India, families talk in decent voice level. That's the reason of home environment, not genetics or race I feel
@@RuchiinChinaI think it is a good mix. What I notice about Chinese is that they come across as timid, lacking confidence. Now, I know that Chinese people can also be confident, altho more of the actions/deeds speak louder than words. But in the current world, it is clear that if you don't pay enough attention to words and some self promotion, people won't really know what you have done or see your actions through the words of people who do know how to talk... this is something that Indians are much better at than Chinese people. Sometimes it is ok to not to keep your head down, show that you exist and who you are without getting cocky. Telling Ivan to conform and be like the others may hurt his confidence as if he is wrong. Respecting the rules, respecting other people is good, but surely there is some room for him to express himself like he wants to express himself.
@@amossutandi it could be. But genetics are always important in health or behavior. Thats why siblings who grow up in the same environment can be so different too. I honestly love how Ivan is. I never really wanted him to be too quiet and timid. In fact, I admire western way of acting and thinking over any Asian . If he could think for himself, not blindly follow parents and teachers and learn things outside the books, I think his life will be worth living. Otherwise whats whats the point of the boring existence? Asian including Indian parenting would crush the soul and creativity .
Like your content... Lots of love
can you add chinese subtitles？
Good one Ruchi...nice info...good observation