Oh I’m liking China more and more! Travel vlogs are the best way to actually see a country especially when the vloggers are so lovely and happy 😊. This is a beautiful city and big as it is, it still looks like a relaxing vibe. 🥰😘
🙏Thank you for mentioning the key role Kunming played in WW2. One fun fact about that part of history: The US 14th Air force (was known as American Volunteer Group aka AVG or the flying tiger) was established during that time in Kunming, and the old Kunming Wujiaba Airport was used as their base. I believe there is still a flying tiger memorial museum in central Kunming.
From 8:10 to 9:10, I just cannot help. I must highly highly highly praise this video with my full heart. The history of the Chinese part of WWII has been long forgotten in the west, but the Chinses people still firmly remember it. It was a part of the century of humiliation. Thank you very very much for bringing this up. Thank you again.
Julia and Matt - You are the best travel vloggers on you tube! I've seen all of your videos and China, through your lens, has been an eye-opener. The public parks are amazing. Kunming is just lovely...the rose pastry is a mystery to me...I'm glad that you take the time to show the food that you are discovering along the way. I didn't expect to see so much beauty in these cities and they are so clean and lively. And for now, you've got a break in the weather. You've earned it. (I caught sight of a Tory Burch store!) Love to You Both, Suzi
Omg what an awesome city! I'd love to go there. It looks amazing and so much to do and see. The flowers were beautiful. I cannot wait to see more. I do hope in the future you both are able to go back. What an adventure. Thank you for taking us all along.
I think I would burst from a bowl that sized lol. Wonderful experience you’re giving us, I would never have thought China was like this. I’m so intrigued by everywhere you’ve been. Hope all is well with you both.
23:17 The street lights you see are actually designed based on the shape of a magnolia flower. Magnolia flowers are widely distributed in China, including white magnolia flowers and purple magnolia flowers. There are two flowering periods a year, usually from February to March and from July to September. Very beautiful.
Starting around the end of April, some streets in Kunming will be filled with purple jacarandas, and the streets will turn purple, which is very beautiful.
Such a journey! Now that you guys had travelled through some of the biggest cities in China, maybe for next trip it's time to hit some natural scenaries. China is full of them everywhere. Maybe Xinjiang even!
Harriet and I never got to see Kunming and Yunnan. We needed more time. China is a very big country. We hope to go back some day. So nice that both of you have visited China outside of Beijing . It's a fascinating country that offers so much particularly with its smaller cities. Hope you enjoyed your time there. Looking forward to more content from there. Sending you much love🥰🥰 from Jim and Harriet Richmond, Va. P.S. We have a place for you to come and stay in our wonderful state to explore.
Completely enthralled with a city in permanent spring! It seems like a place specially prepared to explore on foot. Listening to many TH-camrs from China, the most dangerous thing in that country is the traffic, it seems that it is not a problem in this city. I see that you have already overcome your food poisoning, great! I continue enjoying your adventures in China. Greetings from Buenos Aires
Both of you have a great way of describing your adventures. I am a public speaking professor and I would give you both five plus! (yes I was married to a Russian woman).
Locals also love to visit another ancient village called Hai Yan Village. It's a great spot to watch the sunset over Dian Chi Lake, and you can find lots of nice coffee shops along the bank. (However I only recommend going there during sunset and never go there in weekends and holidays. 😅)
Been there in the last week of July. Visited Kunming, Dali, Shaxi, Lijiang and Shang-ri La. The more you go towards Shangri-La the more amazing it gets. We loved every moment of it. Happy travelling.
It is really good to see both of you read up about the places you visit in China. It makes the visits so much more interesting and meaningful. Knowing the culture may explain a bit more why certain things are done certain ways and why they differ from the West. But of course too many Western articles/media are not 100% accurate. You can always ask the locals.
Many American pilots were based in kunming area in WW2, the flying tigers, who flew over Himalayas and transported war material into China. Back when we got along 😅
@@benki5892 But it was USA that helped Japan to invade China to begin with. Half of the munitions Japan used to invade China were supplied by USA. USA did nothing in the Japanese Nanking incident, USA refused to help Chinese victims! The military Japan sent to invade China had been trained by USA! Japan and USA were allies until Japan suddenly attacked Pearl Harbor. Yamamoto, the naval general who led the naval fleet to attack Pearl Harbor had been trained by USA, he was personally brought by the USA government to USA to get trained at the US Naval Academy! Flying Tiger was not connected to the USA government, it was a private mercenary business! Many of those Flying Tiger pilots were WW1 veterans who were unemployed.
Great city. Another thing that I noticed, people aren't running about in a rush to get somewhere. Even the traffic appears to be behaving. They were all taking their time. I wish everywhere was like that.❤
always a joy to catch one of your videos - some places I'd love to go and see, and to honest, some places I never want to go, LOL ( getting an ice cream on a frozen far northern island for instance ) - but you guys always make it fun - so happy you get to enjoy your life and travels, and then share them with us - thank you
There's also a bridge in a shopping mall called Hai Le Shopping Mall (there's also an intriguing night market behind it), which I find quite interesting. You can visit if you have time.
welcome, im a local, i grew up here in this city, i wish i could be your guide and show you around my town, honestly couldnt wait to fly back, imho best city in the world not even close, oh btw, we are the largest supplier of flowers in the world, not just china, we have arguably the largest commercial flower auction house in the world too. anyways, welcome and enjoy your stay.
Looks like a very charming city with lots of nice places and cool architecture! The park was so pretty and the food you got looked really interesting 😊 yunnan is high on my list for whenever I can afford the Chinese visa 😂❤
You can take the subway directly to the rice paddies for tourists in Kunming at one subway station (the village is called Fu Bao Village) and find an ancient village (Wo Long Ancient Village) at another station. You can also explore a pretty interesting night market at the Luosiwan subway station, where many people sell clothes and food. It's a large area and quite enjoyable. These are some interesting places in Kunming that will totally change your view of this city after you visit them.
Hi Guys...pat from London again.... Another GREAT and professional posts. God it seems years ago you were looking on an ice lake.. cold ( Cold!!) Brrriii... and Julie's accent is losing her Russian twang!!!.... love and care to you both Take care
@MattandJulia Hi Guy's.... I've just received your beautiful Heart...THANK YOU SO MUCH.... Please take care and have a Wonderful and safe adventure . xx❤️❤️
👍great to see you both recovered. Don’t know your next destination, most foreigners tourist head north from Kunming . If Ever get a chance head south to Xichuangbana, would love to see your video there since you been to Thai & neighboring countries. Have not seen foreigners tourists done videos there. Chills & have fun wherever you are.
@@MattandJulia another teaser for your future journeys in China, you may or may not know, from SW to NE China (Manchuli, Heihe, Harbin), you can communicate in your other mother tongue(s) language, some to most will understand. Cheers! (Store in Wuhan is noda).
It's not at all, people are friendly. There is a 144 hours (6 days) transit visa free entry which is enough time to visit a couple of cities. The difficult part is probably mobile payments. Cash is hardly used in China and mobile payments is the predominant form of payments so for visitors downloading a WeChat app and get their payment card linked to the app would make things a lot easier. Language wise, locals will use their mobile phones to translate. Most western tourists visit the big cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chongqing. But Lijiang, Dali in Yunan are beautiful places in Yunnan.The landscape of the movie Avatar is based on a place called Zhangjiajie. There are lots of ancient towns and town along canals like Tongli, Wuzhen, Zhouzhuang. Furong is also a lovely place. There are lots of travel videos here on these places.
@@LorraineinPNW No problem Lorraine, I can see that you are a sincere and nice person which is why I spent the time to make the response. Take care and all the best to you.
Yunnan is actually full of tourists from NA and Europe, but since 2010~ most of them moved to smaller cities like Dali and Lijiang. And after covid yeah I will say there are less oversea tourists I can see in the city, but everyone is poor atm, cant really complain, maybe people will come back in the future.
There is a lot of high risers in the City is that where the majority of people live? or do they still live in the smaller shack it appears to be more modern than ever. Thanks for the ride.
Being a history buff I did not know that fact about China casualties in WWll. Too much western education has limited getting a broad understanding of what areas carried the burden of death. I also had to do some extra research to find out Poland and Indonesia had massive numbers of dead.
Not sure why you are blaming Western education. The Sino-Japanese War, as part of Japenese expansionism prior to WW2, is a well known and well documented part of world history. When Japan threatened Burma and India during WW2 naturally Britain spearheaded a campaign across the whole area. As for Poland - first Germany invaded, which sparked the beginning of the war; then very soon after Russia invaded and claimed the eastern sector so poor Poland got it from both sides.
Common practice in East Asia is to not stick your chopsticks into a bowl of noodles or rice. Lay them horizontally on top of the bowl. I am glad you enjoyed your local Yunnan noodle dish. Chinese don't commonly eat rice noodles but you pointed out correctly that Yunnan is the gateway for China to SE Asia.
@MattandJulia Lijiang is a must visit when you are heading that way, stay in the old town in a cute traditional hotel for a few days, slow down and enjoy the vibe.
@@henrykum-nr7bw we eating dog donkey worms insects reptiles raw meats and many other 'babarian' things as part of our culture, however, in most cases we will notify people before they put things in their mouth
generally speaking, all factories are well spreaded in rurual areas and industry zones, so not ez to spot for random tourists. Like there is a mining town(with around 50k population) 50~km away from Kunming named Annin, providing steels and some other ores to city
So smart. Here in the USA most single men and women I see bombing around are in huge SUV's clogging the streets and parking lots. Such a wasteful endeavor.
@cjb8010 Naaaaaah... I bet you brought up Mao's killing millions of Chinese which was not intentional as those who died were from starvation from natural disasters. 👇👇👇 Should I remind you the following : The US and its allies (Australia, British, Canada, Denmark, France) actually have a hand in those deaths as Mao's request to import food from the US and it's allies was denied due to sanctions. Your American and its allies sanctions and embargoes had much to do with China's famines at that time. 👇👇👇 Recently, the US and its lapdogs are still doing the same things to Iran, Cuba and Venezuela when these countries are denied importation of medications etc. 👇👇☝ Why don't you talk about the intentional murder of millions of Native Indians by the Americans and its allies or about the slavery of the blacks by the US? 👇👇👇 I suggest you checked how many blacks were murdered, raped and brutally treated by the Americans. 👇👇👇 Do you realize how many countries are sanctioned by the US? 👇👇👇 The biggest serial killers in human history :*did not occur in Nazy, Germany..*nor in Mao , _china.. ! but on : 👉 America soil.!!! and... 👉 India soil 👇👇👇 More than 100 million native Indian were slaughtered and lost their homeland by the white Americans.!! And... More than 150 million 🇮🇳👳 were killed by the British empire. 👇👇👇 Historical Fact :" most of the people doing the serial killers were the CHRISTIANS !! 👇👇👇 Can you handle the truth.??
What angelic country do you come from? I know most of the leaders we feature on the USA bills have some very tragic backgrounds if you are judging them based on current standards.
Do travel out like the bloggers here instead of overconsuming your media propaganda from down the basement of your folks' home before the world passes you by. Tryanny is a country that supports another country that bombs the hell of other countries for what is now classified as genocide by the international criminal court.
Oh I’m liking China more and more! Travel vlogs are the best way to actually see a country especially when the vloggers are so lovely and happy 😊. This is a beautiful city and big as it is, it still looks like a relaxing vibe. 🥰😘
🙏Thank you for mentioning the key role Kunming played in WW2. One fun fact about that part of history: The US 14th Air force (was known as American Volunteer Group aka AVG or the flying tiger) was established during that time in Kunming, and the old Kunming Wujiaba Airport was used as their base. I believe there is still a flying tiger memorial museum in central Kunming.
From 8:10 to 9:10, I just cannot help. I must highly highly highly praise this video with my full heart. The history of the Chinese part of WWII has been long forgotten in the west, but the Chinses people still firmly remember it. It was a part of the century of humiliation. Thank you very very much for bringing this up. Thank you again.
Julia and Matt - You are the best travel vloggers on you tube! I've seen all of your videos and China, through your lens, has been an eye-opener. The public parks are amazing. Kunming is just lovely...the rose pastry is a mystery to me...I'm glad that you take the time to show the food that you are discovering along the way. I didn't expect to see so much beauty in these cities and they are so clean and lively. And for now, you've got a break in the weather. You've earned it. (I caught sight of a Tory Burch store!) Love to You Both, Suzi
You guys are adorable. I love these videos!!! Thank you❤️
Thank you so much! ❤️
Kunming is a beautiful place.
It really is! Glad we could share it ❤️🥰
Omg what an awesome city! I'd love to go there. It looks amazing and so much to do and see. The flowers were beautiful. I cannot wait to see more. I do hope in the future you both are able to go back. What an adventure. Thank you for taking us all along.
Julia has the most joyous giggle this China Trip has been Fantastic 😎
Thank you so much 🥰❤️
Julia! I like you❤ I remitted 2 yuan😂
This is another great video thank you
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️❤️❤️
Very much enjoying all your vlogs of China. Thank you for enlightening me. 🎉
I love to hear about and see these cities I've never even heard of. This one might be my favorite!
Fantastic. I'm loving all the China videos!
Wow, 302 dialects in China! Thanks for the info! Flabbergasted!
KUNMING is wondering land just like the elephants live there. Climate ，weather，clean air and fantastic people will shock you definitely. Enjoy!😊😊😊
Thank you so much! 🥰❤️
This is my favorite place in China so far. I love the laid back feel and the cleanliness is amazing.
These 2 are great, could listen to Julia all day.
Thank you!! ❤️❤️❤️
You two are so cute! Thanks for doing these vlogs! I get so much out of them. 👌😁
I think I would burst from a bowl that sized lol. Wonderful experience you’re giving us, I would never have thought China was like this. I’m so intrigued by everywhere you’ve been.
Hope all is well with you both.
23:17 The street lights you see are actually designed based on the shape of a magnolia flower. Magnolia flowers are widely distributed in China, including white magnolia flowers and purple magnolia flowers. There are two flowering periods a year, usually from February to March and from July to September. Very beautiful.
Ahhh, thank you for the clarification ❤️ They are so gorgeous 😍
Starting around the end of April, some streets in Kunming will be filled with purple jacarandas, and the streets will turn purple, which is very beautiful.
Authentic 🎉🎉🎉 great job 👍👍
Such a journey! Now that you guys had travelled through some of the biggest cities in China, maybe for next trip it's time to hit some natural scenaries. China is full of them everywhere. Maybe Xinjiang even!
Kunming is definitely where I would head if I get to China. Thank you for the wonderful introduction!
Harriet and I never got to see Kunming and Yunnan. We needed more time. China is a very big country. We hope to go back some day. So nice that both of you have visited China
outside of Beijing . It's a fascinating country that offers so much particularly with its smaller cities. Hope you enjoyed your time there. Looking forward to more content from there.
Sending you much love🥰🥰 from Jim and Harriet Richmond, Va. P.S. We have a place for you to come and stay in our wonderful state to explore.
People seem very friendly. I imagine no one talks politics. Although China has come a long way economically since Mao.
I'm loving to discover China through/with you ♥️
SUPERB thank you both xx
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️❤️❤️
Completely enthralled with a city in permanent spring! It seems like a place specially prepared to explore on foot. Listening to many TH-camrs from China, the most dangerous thing in that country is the traffic, it seems that it is not a problem in this city. I see that you have already overcome your food poisoning, great! I continue enjoying your adventures in China. Greetings from Buenos Aires
For sure, crossing the road is an event 😅 it’s better in Kunming for sure 😌 Feeling better yeaaah 🥰 hope you are well? Lots of love to Buenos Aires!❤️
As an armchair traveler, enjoy and devour each of your videos. I have two words of advice: long pants. Cheers.
Seems only foreigners wear short pants.
Both of you have a great way of describing your adventures. I am a public speaking professor and I would give you both five plus! (yes I was married to a Russian woman).
Thank you so much! Really appreciate it ❤️
Locals also love to visit another ancient village called Hai Yan Village. It's a great spot to watch the sunset over Dian Chi Lake, and you can find lots of nice coffee shops along the bank. (However I only recommend going there during sunset and never go there in weekends and holidays. 😅)
You have eyes of discovering beautiful things.
I have been to Kunming too, but was not able to find so many beautiful things like you do 😂😂😂😂😂
Been there in the last week of July. Visited Kunming, Dali, Shaxi, Lijiang and Shang-ri La. The more you go towards Shangri-La the more amazing it gets. We loved every moment of it. Happy travelling.
My dude Matt travels around the world with that Casio F91W. God-tier watch!
I would just like to say I really enjoy the historical lectures of your videos! Thanks for keeping us informed! 👍🇱🇷
Northen Yunnan( Dali, Lijiang, Shangri-la) is the best part to go, can’t miss it❤
It is really good to see both of you read up about the places you visit in China. It makes the visits so much more interesting and meaningful. Knowing the culture may explain a bit more why certain things are done certain ways and why they differ from the West. But of course too many Western articles/media are not 100% accurate. You can always ask the locals.
It was great!!❤❤❤
Ohhh thx for the kiss 😊 You two are so adorable Such a joy to tag along your wonderful China trip ❤ Welcome to China and keep having fun ❤
Beautiful city in this clip. So calm. The rose pastry looked delicious. Nice idea for the great bakeoff show! Happy travels you two.
Awesome video, can’t imagine the buzzing of voices without knowing what’s being said, wow!! Take care!
You are lucky to have the resources to travel this much
Many American pilots were based in kunming area in WW2, the flying tigers, who flew over Himalayas and transported war material into China. Back when we got along 😅
So interesting ❤️
They still get along, that Chinese regime fled to Taiwan, which they missed on the map they used in this video.
@@cheungchingtong mostly the wealthy who controlled the peasants.
是的，中国人从来没有忘记在中国抗日战争期间帮助我们的美国人，更加没有忘记那牺牲的2590名飞虎队战士。
@@benki5892
But it was USA that helped Japan to invade China to begin with. Half of the munitions Japan used to invade China were supplied by USA. USA did nothing in the Japanese Nanking incident, USA refused to help Chinese victims!
The military Japan sent to invade China had been trained by USA!
Japan and USA were allies until Japan suddenly attacked Pearl Harbor. Yamamoto, the naval general who led the naval fleet to attack Pearl Harbor had been trained by USA, he was personally brought by the USA government to USA to get trained at the US Naval Academy!
Flying Tiger was not connected to the USA government, it was a private mercenary business! Many of those Flying Tiger pilots were WW1 veterans who were unemployed.
Great city. Another thing that I noticed, people aren't running about in a rush to get somewhere. Even the traffic appears to be behaving. They were all taking their time. I wish everywhere was like that.❤
always a joy to catch one of your videos - some places I'd love to go and see, and to honest, some places I never want to go, LOL ( getting an ice cream on a frozen far northern island for instance ) - but you guys always make it fun - so happy you get to enjoy your life and travels, and then share them with us - thank you
Thank you for this video and the history, truly❤
There's also a bridge in a shopping mall called Hai Le Shopping Mall (there's also an intriguing night market behind it), which I find quite interesting. You can visit if you have time.
welcome, im a local, i grew up here in this city, i wish i could be your guide and show you around my town, honestly couldnt wait to fly back, imho best city in the world not even close, oh btw, we are the largest supplier of flowers in the world, not just china, we have arguably the largest commercial flower auction house in the world too. anyways, welcome and enjoy your stay.
Welcome to Kunming, hope you enjoy your trip.
Wonderful video very interesting to see the real China thank you so so much, loving these China vlogs :) big hugs guys 🥰☘🍀♥
Looks like a very charming city with lots of nice places and cool architecture! The park was so pretty and the food you got looked really interesting 😊 yunnan is high on my list for whenever I can afford the Chinese visa 😂❤
Beautiful city, thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you so much for watching ❤️
You can take the subway directly to the rice paddies for tourists in Kunming at one subway station (the village is called Fu Bao Village) and find an ancient village (Wo Long Ancient Village) at another station. You can also explore a pretty interesting night market at the Luosiwan subway station, where many people sell clothes and food. It's a large area and quite enjoyable. These are some interesting places in Kunming that will totally change your view of this city after you visit them.
Great story! ❤
I love your content
TY ❤️
Thanks
visit stone forest abaout 50 minute out of kunming and amazing beauty of jiuxiang cave
Thank you so much for the recommendation ❤️
I like Kunming. It 's near my hometown Chiang mai.
👍🇨🇳🥺
ChiangMai is also the best city in Thailand to me. Love the peaceful and night market there
Another province, another great vlog. Did you manage to finish your hot pots?? There was so much! 😄 Looking forward to the next instalment. ❤❤
Hi Guys...pat from London again.... Another GREAT and professional posts. God it seems years ago you were looking on an ice lake.. cold ( Cold!!) Brrriii... and Julie's accent is losing her Russian twang!!!.... love and care to you both Take care
Thank you so much Patrick, lots of love ❤️❤️❤️
@MattandJulia Hi Guy's.... I've just received your beautiful Heart...THANK YOU SO MUCH.... Please take care and have a Wonderful and safe adventure . xx❤️❤️
👍great to see you both recovered. Don’t know your next destination, most foreigners tourist head north from Kunming . If Ever get a chance head south to Xichuangbana, would love to see your video there since you been to Thai & neighboring countries. Have not seen foreigners tourists done videos there. Chills & have fun wherever you are.
Ooooh, thank you so much for the recommendation! It is something we will save for the future for sure ❤️
@@MattandJulia another teaser for your future journeys in China, you may or may not know, from SW to NE China (Manchuli, Heihe, Harbin), you can communicate in your other mother tongue(s) language, some to most will understand. Cheers! (Store in Wuhan is noda).
Thank you for your mention about what China did during ww2.
Amazing
累了就停下来 在某一个地方慢慢休息一下 云南是一个很适合旅游的地方 我们每年冬天也会开车去大理、丽江、泸沽湖玩 自然风景很漂亮 随便一个角度拍出来就是美
Yunnan Province of China 🇨🇳 very close to Southeast Asia. Culture and clothes very similar like Southeast Asia. Flowers 💐 city.
What a beautiful place! I didn't see tourist there (apart from you two). Is it difficult for Americans and Europeans to travel in China?
It's not at all, people are friendly. There is a 144 hours (6 days) transit visa free entry which is enough time to visit a couple of cities. The difficult part is probably mobile payments. Cash is hardly used in China and mobile payments is the predominant form of payments so for visitors downloading a WeChat app and get their payment card linked to the app would make things a lot easier. Language wise, locals will use their mobile phones to translate. Most western tourists visit the big cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chongqing. But Lijiang, Dali in Yunan are beautiful places in Yunnan.The landscape of the movie Avatar is based on a place called Zhangjiajie. There are lots of ancient towns and town along canals like Tongli, Wuzhen, Zhouzhuang. Furong is also a lovely place. There are lots of travel videos here on these places.
@@ACho168 Thanks so much for all the information!
@@LorraineinPNW No problem Lorraine, I can see that you are a sincere and nice person which is why I spent the time to make the response. Take care and all the best to you.
Yunnan is actually full of tourists from NA and Europe, but since 2010~ most of them moved to smaller cities like Dali and Lijiang. And after covid yeah I will say there are less oversea tourists I can see in the city, but everyone is poor atm, cant really complain, maybe people will come back in the future.
gotta use electric share bikes or rent an electric scooter when in yunnan. best way to see the city and more outskirts!
There is a lot of high risers in the City is that where the majority of people live? or do they still live in the smaller shack it appears to be more modern than ever. Thanks for the ride.
Oh! You just walked by my house at the beginning of the video
Being a history buff I did not know that fact about China casualties in WWll. Too much western education has limited getting a broad understanding of what areas carried the burden of death. I also had to do some extra research to find out Poland and Indonesia had massive numbers of dead.
Glad we could share it with you ❤️
Not sure why you are blaming Western education. The Sino-Japanese War, as part of Japenese expansionism prior to WW2, is a well known and well documented part of world history. When Japan threatened Burma and India during WW2 naturally Britain spearheaded a campaign across the whole area. As for Poland - first Germany invaded, which sparked the beginning of the war; then very soon after Russia invaded and claimed the eastern sector so poor Poland got it from both sides.
Common practice in East Asia is to not stick your chopsticks into a bowl of noodles or rice. Lay them horizontally on top of the bowl. I am glad you enjoyed your local Yunnan noodle dish. Chinese don't commonly eat rice noodles but you pointed out correctly that Yunnan is the gateway for China to SE Asia.
It's not chicken broth, it's different things combined, duck, ham and pork ribs etc.
from Kunming you should go to Shangri :La . You will enjoy it.
We will for sure 🥰❤️
@MattandJulia Lijiang is a must visit when you are heading that way, stay in the old town in a cute traditional hotel for a few days, slow down and enjoy the vibe.
In China u will never go hungry even if u don't have money, people will give a helping hand
Come to Beijing now, it is already 1'C, and eat hot pot lamb buffet
Nice video.
Beautiful ❤️🩹🇨🇳☘️
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@1:17 - There are 56 official ethnic groups. These are cultural, not racial, differentiations.
We love all your videos why are bottom of trees painted white
Did you guys meet up with the SunKissedBucketList couple who are traveling in Yunnan now?
We haven’t met any other travel bloggers in China so far ❤️
@@Gamerzombiepro1😂 are you joking? if not it's fake information. police in China don't have time for this ridiculous idea.
Now show us the tent city homeless areas, where the dug use is rampant.
Julia’s Chinese accent is developing well…….
一定要吃🍄蘑菇火锅
Xie xie 🥰 We will! ❤️
Western media also say that Chinese people love to eat dog meat and bat meat , Be careful if you eat it without knowing it
@@henrykum-nr7bw we eating dog donkey worms insects reptiles raw meats and many other 'babarian' things as part of our culture, however, in most cases we will notify people before they put things in their mouth
Thinking about moving there?
I wouldn’t be a bad choice for sure 🙂
Lizzy in China...
earlyy
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Curious, where in China is the manufacturing of all the products you find in our Walmart?
mainly shenzhen guangdong area
generally speaking, all factories are well spreaded in rurual areas and industry zones, so not ez to spot for random tourists. Like there is a mining town(with around 50k population) 50~km away from Kunming named Annin, providing steels and some other ores to city
Scooters outnumber autos..., 4 to 1? A lot of scooters!
Sooooo many! 😊
So smart. Here in the USA most single men and women I see bombing around are in huge SUV's clogging the streets and parking lots. Such a wasteful endeavor.
Very true, most people don’t need big cars for inner city trips xx
大理 丽江去了吗
We are going next 🥰
Go China
Are you actually eating dog?? 11:15
thats duck, but yeah we eating dog donkey worms insects reptiles raw meats and many other 'babarian' things as part of our culture
I find it very difficult to celebrate in any way a country as tyrannical as China with a political serial killer still pictured on its currency.
i find it difficult to understand why your IQ is so low you refuse to check with your doctor but rather watch fake news all the time.
@cjb8010
Naaaaaah...
I bet you brought up Mao's killing millions of Chinese which was not intentional as those who died were from starvation from natural disasters.
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Should I remind you the following :
The US and its allies (Australia, British, Canada, Denmark, France) actually have a hand in those deaths as Mao's request to import food from the US and it's allies was denied due to sanctions.
Your American and its allies sanctions and embargoes had much to do with China's famines at that time.
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Recently, the US and its lapdogs are still doing the same things to Iran, Cuba and Venezuela when these countries are denied importation of medications etc.
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Why don't you talk about the intentional murder of millions of Native Indians by the Americans and its allies or about the slavery of the blacks by the US?
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I suggest you checked how many blacks were murdered, raped and brutally treated by the Americans.
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Do you realize how many countries are sanctioned by the US?
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The biggest serial killers in human history :*did not occur in Nazy, Germany..*nor in Mao , _china.. !
but on :
👉 America soil.!!!
and...
👉 India soil
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More than 100 million native Indian were slaughtered and lost their homeland by the white Americans.!!
And...
More than 150 million 🇮🇳👳 were killed by the British empire.
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Historical Fact :" most of the people doing the serial killers were the CHRISTIANS !!
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Can you handle the truth.??
It's not China that has. Waged War Around the Middle East.
What angelic country do you come from? I know most of the leaders we feature on the USA bills have some very tragic backgrounds if you are judging them based on current standards.
Do travel out like the bloggers here instead of overconsuming your media propaganda from down the basement of your folks' home before the world passes you by. Tryanny is a country that supports another country that bombs the hell of other countries for what is now classified as genocide by the international criminal court.
Matt looked much more relaxed and talked much more than he had on his first day in China.😅😅
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Thank you for this very informative video