I am a Chinese and live in US for more than 25 years. I never know the country side in China is so beautiful. Your videos are full of passion and love. Enjoy your life and walk away from politics. You are smart girl and doing best job to benefit both countries. Thank you so much!
I've been trying to get into the country for a year to go to school in ChengDu. I've been literally dreaming about living this video lol. Thank you for filling my void 😂
Another great video, and as others have pointed out, your narration is so witty and humorous. Love how you take the rides to the quieter countryside to explore. I’m sure it serves as a nice respite from the stress of graduate studies and writing-sometimes, you just want to face smash the keyboard. Keep doing what you are doing. You have the attributes to be successful in whatever you choose to do.
I loved ASIA, In any given country, any given city. I could walk and walk and look, and look forever. And not bored by it. Thank you for bring it back to mine memory. And the fragrant and the smell are different in every neighborhood. you are lucky you are experiencing all that moments. thanks.
Oh yeah! Really like your witty and charming video narrations, hope you get to visit all over China (maybe ride in your Tesla and bike every where in small towns). You are the only visit China channel with smarty words and we want more! Now many Chinese have discover youtube and posting their own cross-country vlogs (only in Mandarin), you must act fast!
I cannot believe that I am actually the first one to leave comment on your video! I kinda look forward to watch your videos. Fact is, in the money driven world of ours, there needs to be more happy and warm factors to balance the hatred and angers. So glad that your love of nature and OLD villages brings you joy, as well as bringing us positive minds. There needs to be more of 阳離子！ keep it up and thanks!
Lady, u have an awesome attitude. Always refreshing to see China thru your lenses. Love the videos and thanks for taking so much trouble to put it together. You transform the environment and the lives of people that watch your videos.
Must say another beautiful ride to a another beautiful country side. Free range chickens, geese, old style houses , quiet, clean country roads, fresh air and gorgeous canola fields and you, your ever positive self what a pleasant combination! Oh yes, the ghost town and the empty highway! The ghost town will team with residents and businesses and the empty highway of traffic and vehicles - for China builds and things happen later. What confidence and foresight!
Hi Katherine - I am leaving my second public comment ever on youtube for this video. I only watched a few videos so far but loved your channel. I am on the reverse side of your life - actually from Sichuan and with relatives in Nanjing (having actually driven/ been to most of the places you filmed in this video). I have been in the US for all my college/advanced education for a decade. I would say your impression about the rural life, how fast it has been transforming, as well as the manufacture and industrial impact were spot on. The exact mixture and conflicts of how culture reconcile with the industrialization/ developement and environment post a great challenge to the country (and, to any developing countries) and to people of rural places. Like you I really loved travel to small villages to see how people live their life and run their business. When you return to big cities - it leaves with more questions in mind - both philosophically and professionally, scientifically and societally. I saw some of your clips were from Jiangxi province maybe? Hands down some of the places got the best cultural preservations and people are genuine and advanced thinking. Thanks for working on the environmental end and hope you get to a sustainable solution. Being an environmentalist used to be my dream. I am glad like we swabbed countries and may experience each other's life a bit.
I am honored that my video is worthy of a comment from you 😝 about Nanjing and Sichuan, what a coincidence! I haven't been to Jiangxi yet, most of my videos are taken in Jiangsu and Sichuan, and there were a few done in Henan and Hubei as well. I will be visiting a lot more places after I graduate, I have some week long and month long bike rides planned 😍 🚴♂️
@@kats_journey_east wow nice to receive your reply. Looking forward to follow your upcoming videos and journey. The ultimate biking tour from Chengdu of course is the one end up in Lhasa. It is overall popular but still with significant dangers on route with the landscape and sometimes weather. Now with more tunnels being built - probably safer but less authentic expereince. For jiangxi - you probably have heard plenty of WuYuan City and Huangshan city - similar to Jiangsu's small towns - with historical significance of prior dwelling of famous people, including that of 胡雪岩，plus the prior chairman who shared the same last name. the touristy ones are 宏村、西递、歙县、官坑、晓起etc, worthwhile just for sightseeing. If you ended up going, can easily picked up other less well known ones along the 古道, which are stone made ancient trade routes connecting many towns together. Environmental wise - i always see people watching dishes/ clothes in the stream, and i always wondered that's their gut microbiom like. Plus plenty of organic dust exposure with tea harvasting etc. 六只脚 is app has many route information for the area. I am sure you will explore plenty of other exciting place.
Fascinating trip, in space and time. Try to imagine a little kid living in this farming village, soon moving into one of those new high-rise apartments, attending a large public school. The kid won't know how far China has transformed itself in the last few decades. BTW: did you find out what is the name of that root you chewed? My guess is it belong to the licorice family.
No idea, just leaving it a mystery until someone recognizes it and says what it is 🤣 I don’t know what licorice looks like in its “natural” form , I think I have only seen it in a candy 😂😂 maybe that’s what it is . Waiting for a Chinese medicine expert opinion haha
Thanks a lot for your shared exploration, for me it is like "Contry road, take me home ..... ". I am stuck in Canada and homesick, so happy to see the city and countryside where I was born and grew up......
Oh! Love it, I lived in Chengdu for one years, I loved to go on bycicle to the contryside, there were so many flowers colors, fragances, and nice people. Great memories.
the old buildings are so nice, i love them too, there are still pockets of these buildings through out China - enjoy! in my mother's village, about 50 houses, 100+ years old and only two old ladies still living there, when they go, it will be an empty village 🤣
From Cleveland OH, I am missing my hometown Chengdu and Emei. Yet to have a trip back to China since this pandemic. Thank you for the Vlogs about life in China. Enjoy your stay.
Awesome sharing. I haven't been to China where my grand parents from. It's a beautiful country. Think I will visit China this time when the world goes back to its normal life .
I enjoy watching TH-camrs from China and every so often the TH-cam algorithms gives me a new nugget... that nugget was your channel. I really like the videos of the areas outside the city, reminds me of exploring on my bicycle when I was a kid. 👏🏻
@@kats_journey_east Cool! BTW, I looked up Pearl S. Buck... because for whatever reason something compelled me to look her up after reading your reply. One of her photos... you can pass as her, reincarnation? lol
@@dyrectory_com I’ve heard about her from other commenters too, seems like an interesting lady . She was in China at such a fascinating time in history too. She is from Vermont, the same tiny state that my family on my mother’s side is from 😁
Hi Katherine. I've been enjoying your vlogs; they're really awesome! Quick question: while you're riding and speaking, I noticed that your left hand was consistently raised - were you riding with one hand on the handle bar and one hand holding the camera?
Your adventures are always great. Your narratives very nice and interesting. One thing I like your videos is because of your attention to surroundings and followup comments. Very good, I love you girl. (Well. Not literally 'love you' but...you know) GoYvon in China is starting a new series about China's environment, the solar and green energy everything about greening of China and techs. I did mention to her you might be interested on this video project as I can see you are very much interested in these things. Hope to see both of you in the series. I know you're busy studying. But......it's just a thought that suddenly came to me. Hope you're not mad I mentioned you.
No I’m not mad, I am definitely interested, I actually just finished a National Geographic shooting about environmental protection in Hangzhou, I would love to participate if they are looking for more people to be a part of it 😆
I'm actually 1st. Those little ones might be yellowhead catfish. Cooked with tofu it makes great soup, creamy. And if you are also digging into old archetecture dates back 100 years, or more. I'd suggest hiking instead of biking. There are hundreds of abandoned villages in not so deep mountains in Anhui and Zhejiang province. When business's good the villagers left for big cities. Their family houses, little gardens, ancestral temples and sometimes village podiums were left behind, locked and sealed, covered with lichen and ivy. God I miss those hiking days.
@@kats_journey_east It's not like other fresh water fish with lot of tiny intermuscular bones. Fry it on both sides until the skin's yellow or something, you put in water and tofu. Cook until the soup's boiling, trim the fire to minimum and wait for another 10 minutes maybe. The fish meat on the back would go off the spine easily, there's no small bones on the back. Well to be frank I don't cook at all, my daughter's nanny is the one keeps us alive and happy. You might baidu “昂刺鱼豆腐汤" for a legit recipe.
About the hiking, do you have any specific places to recommend? It’s sad that these beautiful places got abandoned but I do love urbex and seeing human architecture get consumed by nature
@@kats_journey_east Hum I don't know about the thing in Nanjing. You might turn to nearby outdoor club for the info. They usually run such weekend excursion. The trekking routes close to NJ would be like something ends with 古道, like 徽杭古道, 仙霞古道, 西宏古道, 灵山古道, 徽开古道, 栖霞古道. Or 枸杞岛, 东极岛, 南麂岛, 桃花岛 which are islands in Zhejiang, you can take ferryboat from Shanghai, or drive to 沈家门 in Zhejiang then change for ferries.
I'm wondering how did you take your bike from Nanjing to Chengdu, just realize you ride a shared bike. :D 正想呢，你是怎么把自行车从南京带到成都的，视频一看明白了，共享单车啊。 No, I was wrong, you took and rided a foldable bike.
Enjoyed the tour! Thanks. You showed bees pollinating ... which makes me wonder if China sees dwindling bees population as does US (according to reports from US environmentalists).
Unfortunately it’s an issue here too 😔😔 there are still plenty of bees it’s not like you won’t ever see a bee but there is a visible decline , and Chinese bees are also competing with non native bee species which is also a problem
I hate spicy food and I’ve spent over a month worth of time in Chengdu, it’s not that bad 😆 even the wontons in the video look spicy but they really aren’t , the chili sauce just added a lot of color but not much spice
how are u in chengdu rn~! Trying to get to sichuan asap myself talked to local university but they were doing online only for now and started applying jobs but they want you to be fluent mandarin haha. figured the quickest route is actually live in china
I live in Nanjing but my boyfriend’s brother and parents just moved to Chengdu so we went to visit them for winter break. Wish I could have stayed longer, there’s so much interesting stuff on the outskirts of the city 😆 It’s almost impossible to get into China right now as a non-citizen unless you were already here before the borders shut (I was), hopefully things will get better soon with the vaccine, I miss international travel and it’s weird being basically the only international student at my university 😂
Lovely video. 💐👍👍👍 Delighted to see vlogs like this one - showing us the real, peaceful and safe China. The yellow plants are rapeseeds, correct ? I thought GMO Canola are only found in Canada !
@@sylvesterfong9275 learn something new every day ! In the US I only ever hear about canola oil, never really heard of rapeseed. Canola oil is a common ingredient in many things. Thanks for the info. It’s too bad rapeseed is such an unpleasant sounding word though 😒 next time guess I’ll just go with “yellow flowers” 😂
@@kats_journey_east Ha3. In EU, most of the oil and fats consumed comes from rapeseeds / yellow flowers and sunflower seeds. By the way, soya planted in USA is also a GMO product.
I am a Chinese and live in US for more than 25 years. I never know the country side in China is so beautiful. Your videos are full of passion and love. Enjoy your life and walk away from politics. You are smart girl and doing best job to benefit both countries. Thank you so much!
I've been trying to get into the country for a year to go to school in ChengDu. I've been literally dreaming about living this video lol. Thank you for filling my void 😂
Glad you like it , Chengdu is a fun place. Hope you can get in soon 🥺
i love this kind of narrative video from you. good job!
Precious jewels...Me too. Her narrative keeps me want to watch more. It’s so relaxing. I love her positive perspectives and attitudes
Another great video, and as others have pointed out, your narration is so witty and humorous. Love how you take the rides to the quieter countryside to explore. I’m sure it serves as a nice respite from the stress of graduate studies and writing-sometimes, you just want to face smash the keyboard. Keep doing what you are doing. You have the attributes to be successful in whatever you choose to do.
As always, what we see is amazing and what we hear is amusing! :D
0:28 Oh boi, the confidence of that drive is unbelievable.
I loved ASIA, In any given country, any given city. I could walk and walk and look, and look forever. And not bored by it. Thank you for bring it back to mine memory. And the fragrant and the smell are different in every neighborhood. you are lucky you are experiencing all that moments. thanks.
Oh yeah! Really like your witty and charming video narrations, hope you get to visit all over China (maybe ride in your Tesla and bike every where in small towns). You are the only visit China channel with smarty words and we want more! Now many Chinese have discover youtube and posting their own cross-country vlogs (only in Mandarin), you must act fast!
Nice video. Canola flowers are nice on the side making you company when bike riding. I think rapeseed are even better for a perfect scenery.
These day trips are always a discovery. Thanks again. Cheers
Hey lady, give us more videos. Keep up the great work 👍🏻. Your Chinese is awesome. You sound a like native Chinese person.
As always, highlighting the little things that I would overlook. Best tour guide ever!
Chinese overseas, Sichuan is where my hometown, would love to watch more about rural Sichuan
Great job especially like your subtitles
I grew up in Chengdu, but never had a chance to visit places like this. Very interesting and enjoyable to watch!
I cannot believe that I am actually the first one to leave comment on your video! I kinda look forward to watch your videos. Fact is, in the money driven world of ours, there needs to be more happy and warm factors to balance the hatred and angers. So glad that your love of nature and OLD villages brings you joy, as well as bringing us positive minds. There needs to be more of 阳離子！ keep it up and thanks!
Lady, u have an awesome attitude. Always refreshing to see China thru your lenses. Love the videos and thanks for taking so much trouble to put it together. You transform the environment and the lives of people that watch your videos.
Its sooooo refreshing to find rural areas when you live in city.
Must say another beautiful ride to a another beautiful country side. Free range chickens, geese, old style houses , quiet, clean country roads, fresh air and gorgeous canola fields and you, your ever positive self what a pleasant combination! Oh yes, the ghost town and the empty highway! The ghost town will team with residents and businesses and the empty highway of traffic and vehicles - for China builds and things happen later. What confidence and foresight!
Glad you liked it 🤩 hoping to get out in the countryside again before the canola flowers are gone, they are just so beautiful 😍
Hi Katherine - I am leaving my second public comment ever on youtube for this video. I only watched a few videos so far but loved your channel. I am on the reverse side of your life - actually from Sichuan and with relatives in Nanjing (having actually driven/ been to most of the places you filmed in this video). I have been in the US for all my college/advanced education for a decade. I would say your impression about the rural life, how fast it has been transforming, as well as the manufacture and industrial impact were spot on. The exact mixture and conflicts of how culture reconcile with the industrialization/ developement and environment post a great challenge to the country (and, to any developing countries) and to people of rural places. Like you I really loved travel to small villages to see how people live their life and run their business. When you return to big cities - it leaves with more questions in mind - both philosophically and professionally, scientifically and societally. I saw some of your clips were from Jiangxi province maybe? Hands down some of the places got the best cultural preservations and people are genuine and advanced thinking. Thanks for working on the environmental end and hope you get to a sustainable solution. Being an environmentalist used to be my dream. I am glad like we swabbed countries and may experience each other's life a bit.
I am honored that my video is worthy of a comment from you 😝 about Nanjing and Sichuan, what a coincidence! I haven't been to Jiangxi yet, most of my videos are taken in Jiangsu and Sichuan, and there were a few done in Henan and Hubei as well. I will be visiting a lot more places after I graduate, I have some week long and month long bike rides planned 😍 🚴♂️
@@kats_journey_east wow nice to receive your reply. Looking forward to follow your upcoming videos and journey. The ultimate biking tour from Chengdu of course is the one end up in Lhasa. It is overall popular but still with significant dangers on route with the landscape and sometimes weather. Now with more tunnels being built - probably safer but less authentic expereince. For jiangxi - you probably have heard plenty of WuYuan City and Huangshan city - similar to Jiangsu's small towns - with historical significance of prior dwelling of famous people, including that of 胡雪岩，plus the prior chairman who shared the same last name. the touristy ones are 宏村、西递、歙县、官坑、晓起etc, worthwhile just for sightseeing. If you ended up going, can easily picked up other less well known ones along the 古道, which are stone made ancient trade routes connecting many towns together. Environmental wise - i always see people watching dishes/ clothes in the stream, and i always wondered that's their gut microbiom like. Plus plenty of organic dust exposure with tea harvasting etc. 六只脚 is app has many route information for the area. I am sure you will explore plenty of other exciting place.
Fascinating trip, in space and time. Try to imagine a little kid living in this farming village, soon moving into one of those new high-rise apartments, attending a large public school. The kid won't know how far China has transformed itself in the last few decades. BTW: did you find out what is the name of that root you chewed? My guess is it belong to the licorice family.
No idea, just leaving it a mystery until someone recognizes it and says what it is 🤣 I don’t know what licorice looks like in its “natural” form , I think I have only seen it in a candy 😂😂 maybe that’s what it is . Waiting for a Chinese medicine expert opinion haha
You are a real reporter.
Thanks a lot for your shared exploration, for me it is like "Contry road, take me home ..... ". I am stuck in Canada and homesick, so happy to see the city and countryside where I was born and grew up......
Really good stuff, lovely footage and nice editing
glad to see you use chinese on bilibili and english on youtube, so nice👍
love ur positivity!! pls keep posting! haha id like to rediscovery about my own country
Oh! Love it, I lived in Chengdu for one years, I loved to go on bycicle to the contryside, there were so many flowers colors, fragances, and nice people. Great memories.
Beautiful countryside 🌷🌷🌷
Great video! Shows very down to earth, suburb of the city, with your witty and humour language, so much fun to watch😄
Great!... Really like your dry humor narration! 🙃
the old buildings are so nice, i love them too, there are still pockets of these buildings through out China - enjoy! in my mother's village, about 50 houses, 100+ years old and only two old ladies still living there, when they go, it will be an empty village 🤣
Love to see the natural world of China. Beautiful and sometimes weird to me, but happy to see everyone is enjoying their lives.
From Cleveland OH, I am missing my hometown Chengdu and Emei. Yet to have a trip back to China since this pandemic. Thank you for the Vlogs about life in China. Enjoy your stay.
所以Cleveland哪家川菜好吃…我也是成都人刚刚搬来Cleveland
Awesome sharing. I haven't been to China where my grand parents from. It's a beautiful country. Think I will visit China this time when the world goes back to its normal life .
I enjoy watching TH-camrs from China and every so often the TH-cam algorithms gives me a new nugget... that nugget was your channel. I really like the videos of the areas outside the city, reminds me of exploring on my bicycle when I was a kid. 👏🏻
Glad you like it 😆😆 more adventures coming soon 🌸
@@kats_journey_east Cool! BTW, I looked up Pearl S. Buck... because for whatever reason something compelled me to look her up after reading your reply. One of her photos... you can pass as her, reincarnation? lol
@@dyrectory_com I’ve heard about her from other commenters too, seems like an interesting lady . She was in China at such a fascinating time in history too. She is from Vermont, the same tiny state that my family on my mother’s side is from 😁
Very interesting bike tour of the country sides. Thanks for sharing
Great video. Very interested to see how the countryside looks like there.
Oh wow, very nice.keep it coming.
油菜花季节，桃花也开始盛开了，农村游最佳时节--如果有阳光
Enjoy watching your videos. Look forward to more countryside adventures.
You really got the exploration spirit, good for you!
Excellent video, thank you from fans in England.
I'm from Nanjing, Liuhe district, and I'm studying in the US😂 Your videos brought me back so many memories! Can't wait to watch more videos from you!
love your descriptive adjective narrative video, and BTW you're beautiful...
Thanks for making this great video .
You are just so nice to look at.
Lovely morning breakfast and the spicy dumplings!
I love the detailed retail
Dang I saw my old working place behind you in the first shoot. I missed Chengdu!
Love it. It makes me nostalgia. Great job.
Just subscribed, a little new fan from Malaysia.
Me too :)
It is so interesting to hear you describing your journey!
看到你从软件园那个桥上走了，没想到阳离子到我们这来了。
Hi Katherine. I've been enjoying your vlogs; they're really awesome! Quick question: while you're riding and speaking, I noticed that your left hand was consistently raised - were you riding with one hand on the handle bar and one hand holding the camera?
wow nice video can u make video on wuhou tibetan streets and also on pixian and andezhen
I love this series!
'fortunately my foldaway bicycle comes with at jetpack' lmao gotta love her
😝
Good Job
Insightful Informations, lovely bicycle ride in a beautiful village surroundings. Xie Xie
Regards from Kathmandu, Nepal
Good beat!
谢谢你展示中国的地摊经济😋我会把你所有视频看完
What an amazing adventure.
Beautiful place
Your adventures are always great. Your narratives very nice and interesting. One thing I like your videos is because of your attention to surroundings and followup comments. Very good, I love you girl. (Well. Not literally 'love you' but...you know)
GoYvon in China is starting a new series about China's environment, the solar and green energy everything about greening of China and techs. I did mention to her you might be interested on this video project as I can see you are very much interested in these things. Hope to see both of you in the series. I know you're busy studying. But......it's just a thought that suddenly came to me. Hope you're not mad I mentioned you.
No I’m not mad, I am definitely interested, I actually just finished a National Geographic shooting about environmental protection in Hangzhou, I would love to participate if they are looking for more people to be a part of it 😆
@@kats_journey_east I'm glad for that. Sure hope she contacts you. I knew you'd be the right person in heart. My pleasure.
Great. Natural.
seems a little cold weather 😊
i like Chengdu !! Sepecial the spicy food.it’s a better place for retired life comparing than UK’s cities.
Love your video
Chengdu has a cool mao statue somewhere downtown
Oh my you went to my hometown, can't wait to go back later this year!
But I wanna see the embryo city... Hello from the Philippines!
The green peppers on rou jia mo is a Chengdu twist, I prefer it their way!
Love this
Sichuan food is very spicy, that noodle/wonton bow you had in the old neighborhood was full of hot chili oil.
I don’t like spicy food but it actually wasn’t anywhere near as spicy as it looks (thank goodness 🤣) the chili oil was all looks no spice . Hahaha
Beautiful.
Happy
I'm actually 1st.
Those little ones might be yellowhead catfish. Cooked with tofu it makes great soup, creamy.
And if you are also digging into old archetecture dates back 100 years, or more. I'd suggest hiking instead of biking. There are hundreds of abandoned villages in not so deep mountains in Anhui and Zhejiang province. When business's good the villagers left for big cities. Their family houses, little gardens, ancestral temples and sometimes village podiums were left behind, locked and sealed, covered with lichen and ivy. God I miss those hiking days.
It seems like it would be just bones no meat 😂 what do you do with all those tiny bones
@@kats_journey_east It's not like other fresh water fish with lot of tiny intermuscular bones. Fry it on both sides until the skin's yellow or something, you put in water and tofu. Cook until the soup's boiling, trim the fire to minimum and wait for another 10 minutes maybe. The fish meat on the back would go off the spine easily, there's no small bones on the back.
Well to be frank I don't cook at all, my daughter's nanny is the one keeps us alive and happy. You might baidu “昂刺鱼豆腐汤" for a legit recipe.
About the hiking, do you have any specific places to recommend? It’s sad that these beautiful places got abandoned but I do love urbex and seeing human architecture get consumed by nature
@@kats_journey_east Hum I don't know about the thing in Nanjing. You might turn to nearby outdoor club for the info. They usually run such weekend excursion. The trekking routes close to NJ would be like something ends with 古道, like 徽杭古道, 仙霞古道, 西宏古道, 灵山古道, 徽开古道, 栖霞古道. Or 枸杞岛, 东极岛, 南麂岛, 桃花岛 which are islands in Zhejiang, you can take ferryboat from Shanghai, or drive to 沈家门 in Zhejiang then change for ferries.
@@ghostofsolomon237 thanks for the recommendation , would love to check those out once I am done with school 😍😍
Wow!
I'm wondering how did you take your bike from Nanjing to Chengdu, just realize you ride a shared bike. :D
正想呢，你是怎么把自行车从南京带到成都的，视频一看明白了，共享单车啊。
No, I was wrong, you took and rided a foldable bike.
Chengdu is my hometown, lovely city except the sky is never blue
not now
5:00 omg I already missed this
Enjoyed the tour! Thanks. You showed bees pollinating ... which makes me wonder if China sees dwindling bees population as does US (according to reports from US environmentalists).
Unfortunately it’s an issue here too 😔😔 there are still plenty of bees it’s not like you won’t ever see a bee but there is a visible decline , and Chinese bees are also competing with non native bee species which is also a problem
HaHa..Love the country side vibe.
Be careful when cycling and videoing at the same time.
what a beautiful girl like you ! enjoy your Chengdu life
喔， 那是我家，育才竹岛那儿。welcome to Chengdu!
老成仁路修好了没有哦，以前建嘉年华，那条路真难走
我去 经过了我家的小区 哈哈 偶然刷到太离谱了hh
good bgm 😉
去了西安你就知道什么是真肉夹馍了 once you go to xian you will know really roujiamo
I have always wanted to travel to Chengdu. But I can't eat spicy and I heard even the woks in Chengdu are all spicy :)
I hate spicy food and I’ve spent over a month worth of time in Chengdu, it’s not that bad 😆 even the wontons in the video look spicy but they really aren’t , the chili sauce just added a lot of color but not much spice
@@kats_journey_east That is encouraging. I might actually travel there some time. Thanks for the tip😁
how are u in chengdu rn~! Trying to get to sichuan asap myself talked to local university but they were doing online only for now and started applying jobs but they want you to be fluent mandarin haha. figured the quickest route is actually live in china
I live in Nanjing but my boyfriend’s brother and parents just moved to Chengdu so we went to visit them for winter break. Wish I could have stayed longer, there’s so much interesting stuff on the outskirts of the city 😆 It’s almost impossible to get into China right now as a non-citizen unless you were already here before the borders shut (I was), hopefully things will get better soon with the vaccine, I miss international travel and it’s weird being basically the only international student at my university 😂
谢谢你的视频
interesting
Yee aahh... 2nd!!:)
I alway wonder why Chinese build embryos/ghost cities. Now I know, thanks.
The pictures quality is a bit blur.
Lovely video. 💐👍👍👍 Delighted to see vlogs like this one - showing us the real, peaceful and safe China.
The yellow plants are rapeseeds, correct ?
I thought GMO Canola are only found in Canada !
I always thought rapeseed and canola are the same, from the photos they look the same anyway😆😂
@@kats_journey_east
Canola are rapeseeds which are “genetically modified” with herbicide tolerance systems.
I would not take GMO products.
@@sylvesterfong9275 learn something new every day ! In the US I only ever hear about canola oil, never really heard of rapeseed. Canola oil is a common ingredient in many things. Thanks for the info. It’s too bad rapeseed is such an unpleasant sounding word though 😒 next time guess I’ll just go with “yellow flowers” 😂
@@kats_journey_east
Ha3.
In EU, most of the oil and fats consumed comes from rapeseeds / yellow flowers and sunflower seeds.
By the way, soya planted in USA is also a GMO product.
They built massive highway before they build the city.
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