Thanks for joining today, everyone 🥬Remember to bring your reusable bags when you go grocery shopping! Not only are they more durable and hold more than flimsy plastic bags, but they also help cut down on the amount of trash left on our beautiful earth 🌍Follow on instagram @ Kats_journey_east for more little snippets of life in Rural China 🐼 This video was filmed with a combination of 2 different cameras, GoPro Hero 11 (selfie/widescreen shots) and Sony ZV1 (pretty much everything else) GOPRO: amzn.to/45rObZy This camera is the secret to how I get such stable footage even while biking and walking 🚴♀ She's waterproof, shoots in 4K, and is very tiny and portable as well as extremely easy to use SONY: amzn.to/3RybfiU This camera is my B-roll queen, she nails the perfect lighting and focus to get beautiful shots to bring my videos to the next level 📷 👽This is an affiliate link, so I will receive a small commission if you buy a product through it👽 Where do I get the music used in these videos? 🎵 share.epidemicsound.com/5cya7q Content creators can enjoy unlimited access to a huge variety of music - funky, peaceful, upbeat, or whatever else you’re looking for - and eliminate the headache of navigating copyright strikes on TH-cam! All I can say is... wish I knew about it since day 1 🤣
I am from Vietnam and Vietnamese people are really scared to buy vegies or fruits or meat from China . We do not trust them how they grow and what chemicals they put in or feed the pigs or cows
I either use my own bags or paper bags that can be recycled from Wholefoods here in Boston. But the amount of plastics they use in China, we can never balance out their consumption/destruction.
Who is willing to exchange nationalities with me? I am a Chinese and I am serious. Even if I call you grandpa or grandma, who is willing to switch with me?
@@andimulyo6048 This is a very good question, but I can only answer you privately, because before I answered someone else, I was jointly reported by the Internet forces controlled by China! Banned me! Foreign networks are controlled by China! If you tell the truth, you will be banned. If you want to know, you can tell me your chat tool. I was banned for two days in a row just because I told the truth behind Chinese cities. The Chinese economy is evil and inhumane. Anyway, if you tell the truth about China, you will be banned. What do you think is going on?
Katherine is so accustomed to rural China life, she is already a member of the community. Her Mandarin, too, sounds like that of a local. Katherine, enjoy your life in China.
@@satan5537 I don't know about other European countries, but Germany does have such rural buses to some more remote places, usually one bus every hour. To be honest, Zhejiang Province, where the blogger lives, is the richest province in China, so the rural infrastructure there is also very good. If you go to some poorer provinces, the situation will be completely different. The roads will not be so good, and the buses will be relatively dilapidated.
One of the perks of living in Asia is even small villages have buses connecting you everywhere. Chinese markets are the best. I made a trip to Yunnan province this summer and I still dream about the huge and fresh farmer's markets there. I used to hate grocery shopping living in the US, but now I try to grocery shop at farmer's markets every few days. Love your village life in my home country - makes me want to get a place in a village soon.
We have similar markets here in Foshan, even though we are a big city. We walk to the local village to buy what we need. Love the veggies here in China. The mushrooms are great, and there are so many kinds too.
The quality and variety of fruits and vegetables are generally poor in British supermarkets. The fruits on sale are not fully ripen and therefore tend to be sour and almost inedible.
@@Raymond_Lee888 Many of the fruits and vegetables are imported from abroad because the climate is not suitable to grow them. The fruits are picked before they are fully ripen to allow for shipment time and many reach the supermarket shelves unripen and unsweetened.
My father lived in Shenzhen and would go to Hong Kong to shop groceries because the level of food quality and food safety is much higher even if it's grown in China. As soon as it crossed the border, there was much stricter controls. Just because it's fresher and laid out by a cute auntie doesn't make it better or safer to eat. This appeal to ruralism/naturalism fallacy is nonsensical.
Interesting, what is otherwise a mundane exercise going for grocery stock up! You live in such a beautiful house and neighbourhood with friendly neighbours and a clean fresh market with all the groceries one needs! And the fruits! Lucky you Kath!
This was such a nostalgic trip down memory lane, especially the market! Happy seeing you live your best life in rural Zhejiang in the mountains and bringing us along.
When people say that China's losing money on its transit systems/not making profits, but seeing that regular bus service to a tiny village tells a different story. Is that bus route making money? probably not, but it brings people and goods to other cities and towns, which helps those other local economies. You can cook the pig tails just the same way as ox tails... just a lot less meat. 😅😅😅
I've heard that silly thing before too , it's a public service for the people not a for profit enterprise. by that same logic the US public school system is also "losing money" 😂
@@kats_journey_east Sadly US (and even Canada) are starting to lose sight what SHOULD be for the public service and what is for profit..... Oh, not sure if its the same in your rural markets, but usually at the markets I go to near closing time, they do big price drops for their produce because they just want to sell it all.... Great time to pickup cheap fruits. :)
Public services are not, should not be profitable, it's there for the convenience, safety and wellbeing of the people at large, not just for those who can pay. Imagine having to pay a large sum of money for a government hospital ambulance service when it should have been free.
@@hclau218 of course I don't know that because I am a Malaysian and as far as I know ambulance services in Malaysia cost little for citizens. Basic medical services wise, it's literally cheap or even free at government hospitals.
I love this kind of farmers' market, cause the local produce have enough time to grow and get matured in the field, they have enough time for the natural flavours to develop and accumulate.
I actually wondered where do people in the village buy their groceries and this video is reassuring. Getting there early is the key and the market looks great, and it's not too far from your house, although I can see you do have a lot to carry. Can't beat the fresh produce. I hope what you got is enough for the week. I would assume that the prices are also lower here than the big cities.
I can tell you are having and enjoying a great time there in China from your brilliant look! What a relaxing, peaceful life it is, let alone the rich choices of delicious foods! Watching this video uplifts my mood by knowing the beautiful side of the world, so thank you a lot! Enjoy and take good care of yourself!
You're living the life, Katherine! Most of us have to work 40 to 50 years, then retire, to live a life like that. And the scenic views...Holy Guacamole!!!
I like that you Titled "Farmer's Market" on the thumb nail. In the west, they only called it wet market for China, while at home in the States, they rave about supporting the farmer's market.
actually one of the biggest Chinese E commercial giants wanted to buy up those markets but Chinese government stopped it. they don't want big business to eliminate small businesses. another thing is in China famrer's market is cheaper than supermarket.
They try to play down China, 'wet market', give it a feel like dirty, primitive, and low. but in fact, Fresh Market is exact and appropriate. Fresh meat, fish, vegetables, and fruits taste much better.
I totally love your stuff, Katherine. You are so formidable! You have such a good way with people, in Chinese, and your content gives everyone such a good education about day-to-day things in China.
I love the markets in China and all the different kinds of seasonal vegetables and wild vegetables they have. Do do do do make a video of how and what kind of meals you make in your new kitchen!
Love it kat! Honestly the market like this is my fav! Everything is so fresh! I recently returned to china for a month and loved market shopping! Keep sharing your country living ❤
The good vibes in this video are just awesome. The place is so beautiful, calming, relaxing and clean. Good to see you are enjoying your rural life there. All the best!
Hats off to you Katherine! I am Malaysian Chinese & hve migrated to Australia 30 odd years now and my hats off to you for doing what I had done when I lived in KL. However, the food, veg & fruit you’re eating is not processed nor fumigated with chemicals unlike here in big city. You will live much healthier live. It’s a choice of not so convenient but healthy live versus convenient but contaminated & not so healthy live (to a certain degree)
Good night ! Here is 10:10 a.m. You bring me back to you again, but this time i have waited longer. I can feel the market's vibe and smell the fresh odor, even imaging the smelling and delicious taste when cooking what you have bought .When i was a child sometimes my mom took me to the similar market. Now is winter, keep warm 24/7, taking care of yourself ......
I really like the videos about life in rural China. It seems like such a peaceful and fun life. 😊 Would love to live in a place like this in the future too☺️
猪尾巴好吃，比肉贵，很多卤菜摊上的卤猪尾巴比卤猪脚好好吃，吃起来很过瘾。The pig'stail is delicious.Chiken"s claw,pig's tail is not offen eaten in American,but in China,it's very very good things to eat.
Amazing to see so much fresh vegetables, meat and even fresh fish in winter. Truly much progress has been made since 1980. Loved the word noodle -able. Yes, I am used to noodles made from different ingredients and even flour made from different grains not jus wheat. Another great video of riral life that is not lacking in daily staples. Seeing you came from a rural Virginia this new place of yours must feel like home in a way. Time to bring your parents over to see your new dog👍👍👍👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
The natural farm market has existed in 1970s. I actually went to market to sell fresh crabs and shrimps my father got from rivers in the early morning, when I was in elementary school. The private reserved land for farmers own use to grow vegetables was always there when I could remember.
Katherine... you are living a dream life in a wonderful part of an amazing country. Many thanks for this blog. I am looking forward to returning to China this April and I always stay for as long as my american visa allows, 6o days I love CHINA💜💜💜
This is the true meaning of 'fresh produce'.🤣 But I thought the western msm kept saying that China is running out of food? I like those red ripe tomatoes, why can't we get them here? Why our tomatoes are so green or light red, sort if orangish?
China is the world's largest producer of pork. And with that, comes a huge production capacity of soybeans to feed them. Syngenta is one of the largest agricultural biotechnology companies, making GMO seeds and herbicides with many operations in USA and headquarters Europe. Syngenta was formed by the merger of Novartis and AstraZeneca crop division, and is now owned by China National Chemical Corp., a Chinese state company. Many US farmers use Syngenta agricultural inputs to produce what is in your shopping cart.
Thank you for giving a glimpse of your country life in China. It is really enjoyable to watch videos like this. I am wondering how those "away-from-camera" shots were taken. Did you ask passerbys to take those shots for you?
Brilliant Katherine. Market looked great and full of people buying fresh everything unlike here in the west . people in China eat far healthier than in the west.
Thanks for joining today, everyone 🥬Remember to bring your reusable bags when you go grocery shopping! Not only are they more durable and hold more than flimsy plastic bags, but they also help cut down on the amount of trash left on our beautiful earth 🌍Follow on instagram @ Kats_journey_east for more little snippets of life in Rural China 🐼
This video was filmed with a combination of 2 different cameras, GoPro Hero 11 (selfie/widescreen shots) and Sony ZV1 (pretty much everything else)
GOPRO: amzn.to/45rObZy
This camera is the secret to how I get such stable footage even while biking and walking 🚴♀ She's waterproof, shoots in 4K, and is very tiny and portable as well as extremely easy to use
SONY: amzn.to/3RybfiU
This camera is my B-roll queen, she nails the perfect lighting and focus to get beautiful shots to bring my videos to the next level 📷
👽This is an affiliate link, so I will receive a small commission if you buy a product through it👽
Where do I get the music used in these videos? 🎵 share.epidemicsound.com/5cya7q
Content creators can enjoy unlimited access to a huge variety of music - funky, peaceful, upbeat, or whatever else you’re looking for - and eliminate the headache of navigating copyright strikes on TH-cam! All I can say is... wish I knew about it since day 1 🤣
Thanks for eco-friendly warm heart tips, Katie!
推荐一个和李子柒相似的男人给你认识，对此感兴趣吗？
I am from Vietnam and Vietnamese people are really scared to buy vegies or fruits or meat from China . We do not trust them how they grow and what chemicals they put in or feed the pigs or cows
I either use my own bags or paper bags that can be recycled from Wholefoods here in Boston. But the amount of plastics they use in China, we can never balance out their consumption/destruction.
Is the video subject generated by ChatGPT? So many emojis.😄
你是增进中美交流的天使，可以让美国人看到一个真实的中国。世界和人类因你而美丽。你只是一个普通美国人，但做的事情极其伟大和高尚。感谢你的辛苦。
可恨的是 小粉粉和韭菜们 影响美中的友好关系 天天在网络里嘴炮
I agree!!
她是德国的。。。
@@leqiaop1840 假粉 我记得有一期她回到美国去了亲戚的州 也在山上建的房子。
His photography primarily captures the daily lives of ordinary Chinese people, portraying their reality without exaggeration or fabrication.
A bamboo village, fresh food, fresh air, friendly people, small animals, cozy cottage, everywhere clean... So nice, happy for you!
That's the recipe to live 200 years !
Who is willing to exchange nationalities with me? I am a Chinese and I am serious. Even if I call you grandpa or grandma, who is willing to switch with me?
@@ddzg-pp3jz TROLL
@@ddzg-pp3jz
Why do you want to exchange it?
@@andimulyo6048 This is a very good question, but I can only answer you privately, because before I answered someone else, I was jointly reported by the Internet forces controlled by China! Banned me! Foreign networks are controlled by China! If you tell the truth, you will be banned. If you want to know, you can tell me your chat tool. I was banned for two days in a row just because I told the truth behind Chinese cities. The Chinese economy is evil and inhumane. Anyway, if you tell the truth about China, you will be banned. What do you think is going on?
Katherine is so accustomed to rural China life, she is already a member of the community. Her Mandarin, too, sounds like that of a local. Katherine, enjoy your life in China.
The cool thing about China is they build side walks with tactile and stylish bus stands even for small villages like this.
是政府服务人民，毛主席的话就是为人民服务
Pretty normal in every country in Europe ... that's the minimum standard
@@satan5537 I don't know about other European countries, but Germany does have such rural buses to some more remote places, usually one bus every hour. To be honest, Zhejiang Province, where the blogger lives, is the richest province in China, so the rural infrastructure there is also very good. If you go to some poorer provinces, the situation will be completely different. The roads will not be so good, and the buses will be relatively dilapidated.
以后回国了也要和你过一样的生活。这样的日子太美好了。
非常喜欢这种接地气的视频，而且你的中文说得好好，完全融入了当地人的生活，真心为你高兴！！
One of the perks of living in Asia is even small villages have buses connecting you everywhere. Chinese markets are the best. I made a trip to Yunnan province this summer and I still dream about the huge and fresh farmer's markets there. I used to hate grocery shopping living in the US, but now I try to grocery shop at farmer's markets every few days. Love your village life in my home country - makes me want to get a place in a village soon.
Stella you should all move back it will be good for you
Public transportation in China is the best.
it's basically impossible to get permanent housing in the village if you are not born into a farmer's household. It's a legal issue.
@@liangjiang3122 You are not a farmer, why do you want to seize farmers’ land? Do you think it’s still the period of geographical discovery?
中国的菜市场，才能真正让你感受人间的烟火气息，so fresh and so so so wonderful! And there are just so many things to choose from and to buy.
I like it that everyone just didn’t pay TOO much attention to you. I think they’ve been used to you😊
One more follower ! Yeah ! 😇
@Tsyjzyt ". . . everyone just didn’t pay much attention to you." I pay attention. 😄😄
@@georwoogle😮😮😢😮😮😮😮😌
I wish I can hit the like button 101 times! Just love to see Katherine and this episode....
@yung-chengchang3905 me too😄
中国有一个政策，叫村村通。我老家小乡村都到处通了公路。直接到村口。而且都白天都公交车，可以去任何地方。要想富先修路。
最接地气的外国博主❤
You blend in well with the locals Katherine 😂😂!!! Village life makes you more radiant, settled and happier ❤❤!!
拍攝一流，感受到農村風味，有如親自到現場一樣，有溫情😊
Looks like you are living a peaceful and wonderful life there.
中国的农村是很平静的。
中国是很安全的
鄉村生活,良好互動,願世界上不同種族的人都可以和平相處.
你的正能量可以傳遞給更多人正能量.
We have similar markets here in Foshan, even though we are a big city. We walk to the local village to buy what we need. Love the veggies here in China. The mushrooms are great, and there are so many kinds too.
I was in foshan in October. I love this place. I like it more then Guangzhou. Glad pandemic restrictions have ended.
Where in foshan do you stay?
Envy you. You've got a fresher and greater selection than we have in a large British city supermarket.
The quality and variety of fruits and vegetables are generally poor in British supermarkets. The fruits on sale are not fully ripen and therefore tend to be sour and almost inedible.
the word "fresh" does not mean the same between English and Chinese.
@@Raymond_Lee888 Many of the fruits and vegetables are imported from abroad because the climate is not suitable to grow them. The fruits are picked before they are fully ripen to allow for shipment time and many reach the supermarket shelves unripen and unsweetened.
My father lived in Shenzhen and would go to Hong Kong to shop groceries because the level of food quality and food safety is much higher even if it's grown in China. As soon as it crossed the border, there was much stricter controls. Just because it's fresher and laid out by a cute auntie doesn't make it better or safer to eat. This appeal to ruralism/naturalism fallacy is nonsensical.
@@Jombozeus 你鬼扯什么？在香港买蔬菜瓜果的价格，你在深圳买只会更好。每年几百万港人来深圳吃饭点外卖，你瞎了看不见？
Interesting, what is otherwise a mundane exercise going for grocery stock up! You live in such a beautiful house and neighbourhood with friendly neighbours and a clean fresh market with all the groceries one needs! And the fruits! Lucky you Kath!
祝福你❤️希望你永远快乐。爱来自深圳。
串儿吧，这语言
This was such a nostalgic trip down memory lane, especially the market! Happy seeing you live your best life in rural Zhejiang in the mountains and bringing us along.
When people say that China's losing money on its transit systems/not making profits, but seeing that regular bus service to a tiny village tells a different story. Is that bus route making money? probably not, but it brings people and goods to other cities and towns, which helps those other local economies. You can cook the pig tails just the same way as ox tails... just a lot less meat. 😅😅😅
I've heard that silly thing before too , it's a public service for the people not a for profit enterprise. by that same logic the US public school system is also "losing money" 😂
@@kats_journey_east Sadly US (and even Canada) are starting to lose sight what SHOULD be for the public service and what is for profit..... Oh, not sure if its the same in your rural markets, but usually at the markets I go to near closing time, they do big price drops for their produce because they just want to sell it all.... Great time to pickup cheap fruits. :)
Public services are not, should not be profitable, it's there for the convenience, safety and wellbeing of the people at large, not just for those who can pay. Imagine having to pay a large sum of money for a government hospital ambulance service when it should have been free.
@@omegabulldog5001You obviously have no idea how much an ambulance service in USA cost. 😂😂😂
@@hclau218 of course I don't know that because I am a Malaysian and as far as I know ambulance services in Malaysia cost little for citizens. Basic medical services wise, it's literally cheap or even free at government hospitals.
Good evening (morning) from Florida. I really enjoyed this tour. Thank you.
I love this kind of farmers' market, cause the local produce have enough time to grow and get matured in the field, they have enough time for the natural flavours to develop and accumulate.
Thanks for delivering such a peaceful vibe through this video.
中国的农村大多是这样😂
I leaned a lot about China from your videos. Thank you!
买个小拉车呀美女，手提着太累啦，小拉车是出门买菜的标配😄
应该买辆电动车，骑着去，就不用等公交了。
骑自行车去就好
@@ctyhk1997 冬天骑车要命
反正不着急，等等公交也无所谓@@ctyhk1997
I actually wondered where do people in the village buy their groceries and this video is reassuring. Getting there early is the key and the market looks great, and it's not too far from your house, although I can see you do have a lot to carry. Can't beat the fresh produce. I hope what you got is enough for the week. I would assume that the prices are also lower here than the big cities.
I highly doubt she bought a week's supply, that will completely remove the meaning of "fresh". Typically in China people do grocery shopping daily.
一般村镇的东西新鲜又便宜，就是上班比较难也没有什么高收入的工作。
@@lololu1426 和城市比差距还是太大了，有钱过着还行，不然教育、医疗都会是些问题。
I can tell you are having and enjoying a great time there in China from your brilliant look! What a relaxing, peaceful life it is, let alone the rich choices of delicious foods! Watching this video uplifts my mood by knowing the beautiful side of the world, so thank you a lot! Enjoy and take good care of yourself!
You're living the life, Katherine! Most of us have to work 40 to 50 years, then retire, to live a life like that. And the scenic views...Holy Guacamole!!!
I like that you Titled "Farmer's Market" on the thumb nail. In the west, they only called it wet market for China, while at home in the States, they rave about supporting the farmer's market.
actually one of the biggest Chinese E commercial giants wanted to buy up those markets but Chinese government stopped it. they don't want big business to eliminate small businesses.
another thing is in China famrer's market is cheaper than supermarket.
Isn't that great? How often can you find fresher and cheaper all in one sentence.@@hong3170
They try to play down China, 'wet market', give it a feel like dirty, primitive, and low. but in fact, Fresh Market is exact and appropriate. Fresh meat, fish, vegetables, and fruits taste much better.
The powerhouse like Carrefour, Walmart, want to see it go away, but these markets are heavily ingrained in their culture. @@alfalee2798
hypocrisy is middle name for those you know who. ha...................................................
what a fun experience, Katie-- Thanks for the ride and walk along.
I totally love your stuff, Katherine. You are so formidable!
You have such a good way with people, in Chinese, and your content gives everyone such a good education about day-to-day things in China.
I love your vlogs, makes me miss China
6点到6点半的菜市是早市，全国各地都有，早市并不是很一般没人去，反而是非常热闹的。早市的特点一般是货品新鲜、物美价廉、摩肩接踵，你可以去体验下。
Watching your videos makes me really miss China. It’s as most 20 years since I’ve been there, but my heart never left China.
I love the markets in China and all the different kinds of seasonal vegetables and wild vegetables they have.
Do do do do make a video of how and what kind of meals you make in your new kitchen!
Coming soon😎
In the Caribbean, at least in Jamaica, pigs tail is a favourite cooked with red beans and served with rice, yummy!
Love it kat! Honestly the market like this is my fav! Everything is so fresh! I recently returned to china for a month and loved market shopping! Keep sharing your country living ❤
We can see this is one chore you really love doing and we really enjoyed watching! :D
The good vibes in this video are just awesome. The place is so beautiful, calming, relaxing and clean. Good to see you are enjoying your rural life there.
All the best!
chinese is so nice to who from anywhere。
Thanks for posting your videos. Watching them is very therapeutic. Your work is excellent!!!!!
Katherine, you can buy a small cart to put all your stuff in or buy an electric bike.
Hats off to you Katherine! I am Malaysian Chinese & hve migrated to Australia 30 odd years now and my hats off to you for doing what I had done when I lived in KL. However, the food, veg & fruit you’re eating is not processed nor fumigated with chemicals unlike here in big city. You will live much healthier live. It’s a choice of not so convenient but healthy live versus convenient but contaminated & not so healthy live (to a certain degree)
So much organic looking veggies and fresh fish and meats! Fantastic! Lucky you Katherine! 👍🥰☮️
I would say, that makes a smooth business for farmers to sell their crops, fruits, vegetables, and other food products in a market of rural China.
Good night ! Here is 10:10 a.m. You bring me back to you again, but this time i have waited longer. I can feel the market's vibe and smell the fresh odor, even imaging the smelling and delicious taste when cooking what you have bought .When i was a child sometimes my mom took me to the similar market. Now is winter, keep warm 24/7, taking care of yourself ......
I really do prefer these to supermarkets.
Heh,,,,,, ,,, good to see U continue to keep on moving around China
She settled.
Very refreshing feeling seeing all the green surrounding. I now understand why you chose this place to live. 👍
Love how you're part of the community ❤
Thank you Katherine for showing this shopping experience in a rural setting.
I really like the videos about life in rural China.
It seems like such a peaceful and fun life. 😊
Would love to live in a place like this in the future too☺️
It's hard to make money in a place like this, and wages are very low.
@@于力司马夹头是条狗Don’t forget that prices are also very low
@@于力司马夹头是条狗 but everything else is also cheap so it works out
农村的好处就是精神生活得到提升，吃的都是原生态的，住的环境也比城市好，而且现在基本全国都通电通网，如果不是想发财农村就是非常好的选择，不过现在中国人都非常愿意去大城市打工赚钱，想要过的更好，不会安于现状，这也是农村年轻人少的原因。这点与国外的人思想可能不一样。
All of this is true. And we could learn a lot from Chinese people and culture. Thank you for showing and sharing these movies. They are wonderful.
猪尾巴好吃，比肉贵，很多卤菜摊上的卤猪尾巴比卤猪脚好好吃，吃起来很过瘾。The pig'stail is delicious.Chiken"s claw,pig's tail is not offen eaten in American,but in China,it's very very good things to eat.
After the mutton soup is cooked, you can place 3 bamboo leaves on the edge of the pot as decoration to increase appetite.
Amazing to see so much fresh vegetables, meat and even fresh fish in winter. Truly much progress has been made since 1980. Loved the word noodle -able. Yes, I am used to noodles made from different ingredients and even flour made from different grains not jus wheat. Another great video of riral life that is not lacking in daily staples. Seeing you came from a rural Virginia this new place of yours must feel like home in a way. Time to bring your parents over to see your new dog👍👍👍👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
Katherine's parents seem to be sinophobic.
The natural farm market has existed in 1970s. I actually went to market to sell fresh crabs and shrimps my father got from rivers in the early morning, when I was in elementary school. The private reserved land for farmers own use to grow vegetables was always there when I could remember.
Katherine... you are living a dream life in a wonderful part of an amazing country. Many thanks for this blog. I am looking forward to returning to China this April and I always stay for as long as my american visa allows, 6o days I love CHINA💜💜💜
Thanks for your suggestion,😃@@xz7359
But make sure you simp for the C C P unless you want to be hassled by stupid goons.
Welcome to China Robert ❤
@@gongxingrui xei xei ni
@@00000000000101010Come to China as long as you do not say bad things about ccp，we will not care about you? ?, don't be fooled by the Western media
This is my dream life in the village when retired 🎉
Another informative video about living at a local level! Thank you for sharing and educating us!!!
Rural bus service looks pretty good
浙江冬天冷啊，山里更冷。
What a beautiful small town with a peaceful life, love it.
I love the skinny chickens roaming the fields and leading happy lives. They are the best!
My best wishes for you this holiday season. You are such an amazing person, Kats! My favorite!
This is the true meaning of 'fresh produce'.🤣
But I thought the western msm kept saying that China is running out of food?
I like those red ripe tomatoes, why can't we get them here? Why our tomatoes are so green or light red, sort if orangish?
More like the western msm is running out of worthy and truthful news item and hence they have to concoct stories to pad it out.
With 1.4 billion population China is very careful regarding food security to ensure noone starves.
China is the world's largest producer of pork. And with that, comes a huge production capacity of soybeans to feed them. Syngenta is one of the largest agricultural biotechnology companies, making GMO seeds and herbicides with many operations in USA and headquarters Europe. Syngenta was formed by the merger of Novartis and AstraZeneca crop division, and is now owned by China National Chemical Corp., a Chinese state company. Many US farmers use Syngenta agricultural inputs to produce what is in your shopping cart.
通常中国农村家庭门前屋后都会有几分地用来种菜已吃，我们新疆这边门前菜地里还会种几棵果树，院子里会种一大架子葡萄。但是冬天要去市场买菜吃，毕竟不能总吃菜窖里存储的萝卜白菜土豆。但是鸡蛋是不用买的，家里会养鸡生蛋。
Thank you for giving a glimpse of your country life in China. It is really enjoyable to watch videos like this. I am wondering how those "away-from-camera" shots were taken. Did you ask passerbys to take those shots for you?
Thank You Katherine For Making Fun and Interesting Videos To Share With Us. Love From The United States Of America In Los Angeles, California.
Brilliant Katherine. Market looked great and full of people buying fresh everything unlike here in the west . people in China eat far healthier than in the west.
Beautiful as always. I want to live a life there. So calm and relaxed.
是余杭的黄湖镇啊，就在去安吉的04省道上，旁边就是鸬鸟镇，有个景区叫山沟沟，快到湖州的安吉了
Love it 😍 Thank you for sharing your true beautiful peaceful China with us 🎉👍👏🌟🎈
手机如果有NFC功能可以添加交通联合公交卡就可以用NFC功能刷公交、地铁了，比扫码更便捷。
Too few updates!! I want to see your videos every day. Although it is a luxury hope.
I've been posting some more day-to-day stuff on insta but mostly photos, can follow if you're interested @kats_journey_east
@@kats_journey_east那我就勉为其难的下载一下吧，， thx
I love your subject matters and your perspectives
4:00 No joke I've eating something called Fish noodle. Fish paste they used to make fish ball from, but noodle form.
Fresh and peaceful rural life ❤👍
Hi Katherine, you could buy a wheeled bag to carry groceries, and it's reusable and very convenient.
I live in Eastern North Carolina now. I would love to see this kind of fresh farmer's market!!!!
thank you for showing the life of rural China
Yup, an immersive video indeed ..
Hey Katherine, would love to see some cooking episodes where you prepare some dishes from the groceries that you've bought.
手动推荐粉丝 也是一种强大的表现 😄
What a wonderful girl with ideals. I wish you all the best in China!
Haha, love the word ‘noodle-able’. A truly entertaining and enjoyable trip to the market. Thanks!
good morning from bali my dear friend, thank for taking us with this beautiful video
Love this life! Learnt a new word "noodle-able…". so cute 😊
It is 粉条，not noodle,noddle is 面条，produce is Completely different
她所拍的农村并不都是这样，不过在农村虽然有公交车，但是私家车也是基本都有，至少是在我们东北和北方地区，大概率每家都有一辆汽车🚗，一辆拖拉机🚜，和电动车或者摩的，在我们这，每家至少10亩农田，多的会在20－50亩以上，距离县级城市也是不算太远，买东西很方便，比如有，卖车的，修车的，农贸市场，五金工具，车床加工，建筑用品，装修公司，购物商场，婚葬服务，运输，餐饮行业，快递服务等等等，综上所述，部分会在乡镇级也有，由于是县级城市，最低工资在2500元左右（为了能让你们听明白，是税后的钱），我一年是10万块，我家里有养殖场，基本有牲畜的人家，比如牛会有4－8头，这是最少的，大部分会在10头以上，有羊的人家大部分最少是20只以上，如果没什么太大的开销的话，除去日常开销，这里边包括很多，一个人一年最少会剩下2－5万块的存款，这是按最低来计算的，由于个个城市的经济不同，所以不能以偏概全，要以实际每个地方来定义。
“These chickens are butchered by hand. Thanks.” She doesn’t mince words
Home made butchering, best butchering !
You can also buy machine butchered chicken. It may taste slightly different.
这美式乡村风格的bgm加上大妈手上拿个菜刀，太有画面感了。
You just look like a genuine coal miner’s daughter in rural southern China. Stay warm and happy holidays!
Katherine, you have a nice life in china. This is Beng An from singapore.
The variety of fruits and vegetable available in China - in this village - is MUCH greater that what is available in my "big box" supermarket.
Yeah, isn’t that crazy? All we got are the basics like carrots, tomatoes, broccoli, green beans, celery etc…..
@@Leila-sd1sl Indeed! 😀❤
大部分的水果和蔬菜并不是当地的，中国有非常发达的物流体系，每天都在往全国运输。
I am so envious of where you live. I don't know what I am doing living in a concrete forest.
好羡慕她现在的生活状态，其实我老家也在像这样的农村，风景美丽，空气清新，可是赚不到什么钱，所以我在城里买了房子，农村爸爸妈妈住着。
这样花不了多少钱，主要是你要克制欲望，儒家很难做到这样佛系不在乎外人眼光，大家还是挤破头皮要“出人头地”。
@@mingshili4101打算退休后回农村，年轻时候还是要多赚钱
你老家哪里
@@caughtinprovidence7197 诸暨。距离阳离子100公里左右
Awesome vlog, somehow such day to day and normal market vlog feels just right
I like noddles but your “noddle-able” made me want more noddles😂😂😂
I like to live there for a while. Thanks for sharing your daily life with us.