Danger! In the Chinese Countryside!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Hi Guys, welcome back to the channel.
My first time celebrating Chinese New Year in the countryside and we got freaked out by two things! Take a look and see what you think. Yes, we were stupid to go in there🤣.
Guys, I have been so busy the last few days, but i still wanted to get a video out for you so i just did a voiceover. Is it as bad as I think? Or is this the kind of thing you guys like? Please let me know in the comments below. More face to camera commentary or is this kind of voiceover ok?
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We are based in China, Sichuan, Chengdu, please comment with any questions/comments on where to go, travel, eat and explore.
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Danger in Chinese countryside? Is your life in danger of getting killed, shot, assaulted, robbed...?
扯淡呢？
Or Drugs..lol
In China some people follow folk religion they have these shrines with idols of deities that is what it was on that abandoned endangered place
You're in Sichuan where ancestral shrines are rare. That structural endangered shrine is a temple for villagers to pray for wealth, fortune and health. Better drink that wine with locals to keep warm and try local dishes, this makes a proper new year celebration with yours.
Warm family 👍🏻👍🏻 togetherness is gold, peaceful village life
Cheers buddy👍
This is really countryside, which is not often seen in more developed area. I remember when I was little, there is still countryside for my family to go to celebrate new years, dragon festivals etc., in which you would find similar spatial structure in houses, similar giant wok, and field with many plants and vegetables. Very unique experiences for many urban residents in nowadays, really fascinating to see these again!
In term of danger, l can't wait Toby coming back to Chengdu and joining gooners in red and white for the Premier League title race 🏆with noisy neighbours in blue shirts at the only proper English pub-Leg & Whistle in Ke Hua Street!
Where are you on that day? 😂
I could still remember how it feels like when l was one of these gooners shouting loudly against united fans over here when Rooney was lethal and bald.
Haha, yes! The Leg and Whistle has a great atmosphere! I’ve seen quite a few FA cup wins there😉
Keep going Toby nice vlog, China still has many place to go for adventure
Thank you! So much more to see and do👍
The kitchen is huge
the only danger here is you
How am I Dangerous?😂
Very rural, this is the countryside.
Most of Chinese people don't have heating in their home.
In the cities, they used to have air conditioner for the heatwave but not for the cold.
It is a choice and i presume there is a reason behind this. Probably a pragmatic and practical reason.
If it is cold, just put more clothes and sheets as we see in this video 😅
In Europe, it costs us a leg to heat our house. But we still do it, because we are used to do this.
It is the same in China, they are not used to have heating so they still continue to do so. Such is life 🙃
Absolutely, especially in Sichuan. For a lot of people they just wear more clothes in the winter, rather than turning heating systems on. Also I was surprised when I first arrived here many years ago that people keep their coats on and in extreme weather even their hats and gloves on inside.
中国以秦岭和黄河为界，北方有供暖公司集中供暖；南方家庭采用空调和电炉冬天采暖。
You're in Sichuan where ancestral shrines are rare. That structurally endangered 'shrine' is a temple for those villagers to pray for wealth, fortune and health. It could be cold if you don't drink that wine with locals to keep warm. Better drink a bit and try local dishes.
Where are ancestral shrines more common? I did try the local drink😜😂
Could be the coastal part of Mainland like Canton where Mandarin doesn't prevail or southeastern Asia like Peninsular Malaysia😄@@MrWANGSGREATADVENTURE
@@XinWang-t5c got it thanks, certainly have seen many different types of shrines in Guangdong and Fujian. Like 妈祖
WOW! You know so much of Chinese Mainland.
You are a proper Sichuanese gentleman😁
Is there any English bar to enjoy premier league title race and pints in Chengdu?
@@XinWang-t5c haha, thank you! Yes, of course. Get yourself to the Leg and Whistle👍
Big house like this in country side can worth $ hundreds thousand in near future
Nope
It is not the city
Interesting video. Although I live in Thailand, I have seen the interiors of a lot of the homes of Thai and Thai-Chinese people. They tend to be extremely junky. Why is that? I know all homes aren't picture perfect, but after a while, it looks a bit sloppy when you have piles of stuff sitting around, unmade beds, stuff scattered on kitchen counters in disorganized fashion, etc. No offense to the people in this video. I would have the same reaction for anyone living like this, regardless of culture. But it seems to be a big thing here.
Thanks for the comment Kathy. I’d be super interested to see More of Thailand and how Thai people live. I think here it is because although they are not suing those things on a daily basis they are using them regularly so perhaps that is why they don’t put them away and another thing I just thought of, at least in that house- I didn’t see any storage space, apart from a a few wardrobes for clothes, no dedicated storage place (unless you count the kitchen before the kitchen part). But I still think they are house proud, do you remember I asked if I could film upstairs? She said wait until she tidied up…
Probably too busy or have other priorities?
Are you using some kind of weird filter
No, just made it all brighter😅
Those may be image figures of local people's ancestors or local gods which they worship as deities, nevertheless as usual, worshipping of any kind including all religions are nothing but superstition.
That makes sense. I think someone mentioned “local gods”.
@@MrWANGSGREATADVENTURE
The clay figures in the small stand on the side of the steps are called local earth gods.
@@Anonymous------ thank you👍
What a dump.
Some really nice houses amongst the older ones. But people tend to decorate pretty modestly in the countryside😂
I live in China Noddy. I know how it rolls. It doesn't excuse the fact that this is a dump.@@MrWANGSGREATADVENTURE
@@MrWANGSGREATADVENTURE Nope
Most people prefer ro have their money on the bank insttead on the wall like my father in law say
@@analieninchina you can live in China but you do not understand nothing about the chinese people and how they think
And you do right? lol @@yourdeal2408
你抖音号多少？我看你这TH-cam频道处于假死状态。几乎没有流量
托比在中国。确实没什么流量，怎么办吗？😓😂
你也可以关注我的TH-cam❗️❤️
@@MrWANGSGREATADVENTURE 嗯，已经订阅了。我看了你抖音流量也一般啊。主要还是抖音上外国网红太多了。还是需要一点好的想法和创意。表达需要一些更个人更主观的有碰撞的不一样的差异化观点。过于四平八稳的表述可能就缺乏内容与纵深和个人特点标签，没有啥亮点。而且现在无论是TH-cam还抖音对于内容质量要求更高，审查更多，我看到不少TH-cam被取消盈利资格。所以内容更个性化，有趣，变得非常重要。
@@MrWANGSGREATADVENTURE 或者TH-cam上你可以做政治内容。很多劲爆话题都可以聊。毕竟大多数西方人对中国的偏见是非常严重，因为他们主流媒体媒体报道关于中国大多都是负面信息，我想这个你比我更清楚。而且这些内容很容易触动到一些人神经
@@Xiaoxiaow0099 明白，你说的很对，特别是在国外那种很极端的博主，流量很大。但是在国内极端想法不一定ok，哈哈，我需要想一下我个人ip标签到底是什么🤣