I asked for the water with ice and I got it when I visited China. Don’t say that you can’t get cold water. China is so much better in terms of traffic regulation and and flow than many of other Asian countries and cities such as Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia and Taiwan. Cities in Australia are too small to compare with Beijing or other big cities in China. If you are in smaller cities in China, you would not see so many fencing structures. How many places in Asia have you been? I feel that Asian people are better traveled than white people for those with the same economic status.
A lot of people came here with that prejudices, cant balme all on them since antichina propaganda just main stream for the west, but if one is struggling one should go home.
In fact, tap water anywhere in the world is not drinkable. The water coming out of the water plant is clean, but if the water pipes have been buried underground for decades, they are definitely not clean. Therefore, the biggest factor that determines the quality of tap water is the construction time of underground pipes. If your city is very old, the water must be dirty.
China is the safest country in the world!! Many vulnerable groups, including women and children, feel safer due to the presence of cameras. That's why women walk the streets even late at night. Do you envy a country like the United States where you don't know when you'll be attacked, when you'll be looted, or when you'll die, and where people hide in their homes out of fear when it gets dark?
The thing about Americans, Brits, Canadians and Australians is that they're completely sure that they're superior to Chinese people, and so for them, China is just an inferior country that can't compare to their own countries. There's nothing that anyone can do to change the minds of those people because they simply have a belief of superiority and China just can't cut it for them. The French and Italian are like that too, but I guess not to the degree of people from the Anglo-Saxon countries.
😁😁😁I am mainlander Chinese and been living in Australia for almost 2 decades. I love both countries for different reasons. Taking my 12 year old son back to China to show him how developed , clean and humongous China is. ❤ 🇨🇳 I don’t want to look down on anyone but thane to understand, not too many Australian can afford to travel overseas and of course they would love to think they are better. On the contrary, so many Chinese have seen the world and that has given us broader insights and perspectives. Btw, he might not be speaking of the truth about how he really felt. The wife 👍👍👍 If anyone is really proud of their own country like me, I would just give a laugh about it.
In Chinese philosophy everything in the world have opposing yin and yang elements! Same apply to your body, foods fuel your body, we also assign cooling/warming property! Like Apple vs pineapple for example! Cold water is harmful and warm water is health promoting! Hence the practice! My take is drinking soda vs drinking warm tea may not proof anything in short term, but if you stretch to 60 years of doing it one should wonder effect on ones body can never discounted! Just personal thought!
In Singapore where I live, there are cameras everywhere. I love it! I feel safer. The ones who probably don’t like the cameras are criminals or would be criminals. Go to London or NYC, there are cameras everywhere too.
@@sams-lo6lc Not every second of the day, silly! I have my privacy at home. I don’t mind some stranger watching me walk, cross the road or watch me eat. They do the same in London, NYC, Berlin, Sydney, etc. 😂
The railings on the street are guardrails. Their main purpose is to ensure safety, firstly, to prevent motor vehicles or non-motor vehicles from accidentally rushing onto the sidewalk, and to prevent pedestrians from being accidentally pushed into the driveway. This is common in East Asian countries. Japan and South Korea will install them on the street side of densely populated sidewalks. Of course, you think of them as devices to protect people crossing the street. There is nothing wrong with that!
I have seen many travel vlogs of different countries. Compared with the United States and the United Kingdom, Australians usually have a stronger prejudice against China. I have seen 10 videos of Australian youtubers, and almost all the descriptions of China are the same as you. This proportion is about one-tenth among Americans.
That’s very interesting. Why do you think that may be? I’ve always assumed it would be the other way around given the higher percentage of Chinese and Asian people living in Australia compared to US
In China, foreigners should adopt a sense of ‘ fast pace’. You are in a holiday and enjoy the relaxing, but don’t slow others down. Be quick if you are in the way, move faster. If you could not keep up with the pace, please wait until the busy bees fly off.
this is a great video as it pretty well sums up a lot in just one video. Would like to visit China someday BUT .... will have to be a guided tour 😎Watching and sharing. Cheers from just another aussie
Just hire a local private guide instead of going in group tours. Costs more but you'll have a lot more freedom to see what you're interested in at your pace.
Always good to experience the ambience of Beijing and other big cities in China. Oz cities will not be able to come up to scratch, insulated, too much politicising when it comes to infrastructures!!😝 l m still waiting for Badgerry Creek airport to operate (30 odd years l was in Sydney, still too much argy bargy!!)😄😄
The reason cars are tinted in China is to block UV rays and not want to be seen by cars next to them when waiting at traffic lights. Australia has a small population, so there are not many cars waiting at traffic lights, and the UV rays are not as strong as in Beijing😂😂
Maybe he hasn't been to London which has tons of cameras - and of course, they wouldn't call them surveillance cameras - they just pussyfoot and call them safety cameras if they are in the West.....
so if a person followed you around all day staring at you , would you enjoy that ? lol . when you eat, when you meet friends, this stranger followed you around the whole time ....
This dude who has not travel much abraod is like a country bumkin or Sangpalau (Malaysian way of saying). Most Aussies would travel to Bali or Thailand, and if they got a bit of money after having saved for at least 10 years would go to the UK, their motherland
I like the honesty. I have some Chinese friends that are new to the US and I'm having to answer "Yeah. That is strange.. no idea why we do it that way".
Australia tape water is not drinkable according to Chinese water safety standards, however it is much safer then drinking the rainwater as what they do years ago. A local friend of mine shared a bottle of rainwater with me. After I showed him a documentary on rainwater, he stopped giving rainwater to friends as gifts. They just need more education 😂
i have the opposite impression. His smiling is so fake, he looks like he is very uncomfortable, like he got himself into a situation he cant wait to get away from. It seems like he is going to china just to please his wife. Pizza hut for their 1st meal? Come on..... The guy clearly doesnt wanna be there. His 1st impressions are mostly negative. The guy is just suffering and doesnt wanna be there.
@@parothamithai9546 hahaha no, i like china. Ive been there over 15 times for work and holidays. In fact im going there again in a few weeks for my annual holiday.
Welcome to China because 14 billion people are always crowded every city so when you get on a puppy to get escalator you have to stay on the right side left is for people to passing. Some people had a hurry up since you have a giveaway let them pass on with your left inside
no he's being honest. that's great. he has his own mind. better than those butt kissers . if he totally loved it, his opinion would be no different to hers, and hence boring.
He's sharing visiting a new and foreign country, so his perspective (on cultural differences for example) is part of the point. What do you disagree with?
There’s a common sense he should know better if they have a whole bunch of a camera there he just keep a safety for the people number one number 2 1/2 higher many people watch that every every camera you’ve been nuts when things happen then they’ll go track the camera to watch the client OK
'It feels more developed than Vietnamese cities" What???????? Comparing Chinese cities with Vietnamese cities where China's GDP is 49 x bigger than Vietnam is like comparing Lamborghini with a Russian Lada. Is it because Vietnam is the only Asian country you visited before? Aussie should go out more to see the world.
I asked for the water with ice and I got it when I visited China. Don’t say that you can’t get cold water. China is so much better in terms of traffic regulation and and flow than many of other Asian countries and cities such as Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia and Taiwan. Cities in Australia are too small to compare with Beijing or other big cities in China. If you are in smaller cities in China, you would not see so many fencing structures. How many places in Asia have you been? I feel that Asian people are better traveled than white people for those with the same economic status.
Taiwan is not a country ,, Taiwan is part of China..
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He’s nothing but whiney
A lot of people came here with that prejudices, cant balme all on them since antichina propaganda just main stream for the west, but if one is struggling one should go home.
@@Ripenready male karen? ha................
Very soon, you will find out how safe and developed China is.
Was there recently, loved the place and people. Will surely go again.
In fact, tap water anywhere in the world is not drinkable.
The water coming out of the water plant is clean, but if the water pipes have been buried underground for decades, they are definitely not clean.
Therefore, the biggest factor that determines the quality of tap water is the construction time of underground pipes. If your city is very old, the water must be dirty.
China is the safest country in the world!! Many vulnerable groups, including women and children, feel safer due to the presence of cameras. That's why women walk the streets even late at night. Do you envy a country like the United States where you don't know when you'll be attacked, when you'll be looted, or when you'll die, and where people hide in their homes out of fear when it gets dark?
Good for the lady speaking the truth about China, proud Chinese, good for you….! ❤
The thing about Americans, Brits, Canadians and Australians is that they're completely sure that they're superior to Chinese people, and so for them, China is just an inferior country that can't compare to their own countries. There's nothing that anyone can do to change the minds of those people because they simply have a belief of superiority and China just can't cut it for them. The French and Italian are like that too, but I guess not to the degree of people from the Anglo-Saxon countries.
😁😁😁I am mainlander Chinese and been living in Australia for almost 2 decades. I love both countries for different reasons. Taking my 12 year old son back to China to show him how developed , clean and humongous China is. ❤ 🇨🇳 I don’t want to look down on anyone but thane to understand, not too many Australian can afford to travel overseas and of course they would love to think they are better. On the contrary, so many Chinese have seen the world and that has given us broader insights and perspectives. Btw, he might not be speaking of the truth about how he really felt. The wife 👍👍👍
If anyone is really proud of their own country like me, I would just give a laugh about it.
the ones that are escaping are probably ordinary people , the original poster is probably a rich well connected mainlander lol @user-qn7sp1tf7p
In Chinese philosophy everything in the world have opposing yin and yang elements! Same apply to your body, foods fuel your body, we also assign cooling/warming property! Like Apple vs pineapple for example! Cold water is harmful and warm water is health promoting! Hence the practice! My take is drinking soda vs drinking warm tea may not proof anything in short term, but if you stretch to 60 years of doing it one should wonder effect on ones body can never discounted! Just personal thought!
In Singapore where I live, there are cameras everywhere. I love it! I feel safer. The ones who probably don’t like the cameras are criminals or would be criminals. Go to London or NYC, there are cameras everywhere too.
Exactly
But for some reason, everyone only complains about how China is a "surveillance" country with no freedom
it feels safe that total strangers are watching your every move every second of the day ? lol
@@sams-lo6lc Not every second of the day, silly! I have my privacy at home. I don’t mind some stranger watching me walk, cross the road or watch me eat. They do the same in London, NYC, Berlin, Sydney, etc. 😂
so do you feel safe at home without cameras ? ... @@truthseeker000000
@@sams-lo6lc Yes. I have a camera in my home too. So what’s your point ?? 😂😂😂
The railings on the street are guardrails. Their main purpose is to ensure safety, firstly, to prevent motor vehicles or non-motor vehicles from accidentally rushing onto the sidewalk, and to prevent pedestrians from being accidentally pushed into the driveway. This is common in East Asian countries. Japan and South Korea will install them on the street side of densely populated sidewalks. Of course, you think of them as devices to protect people crossing the street. There is nothing wrong with that!
I respect the woman, for respecting her own country ❤
I have seen many travel vlogs of different countries. Compared with the United States and the United Kingdom, Australians usually have a stronger prejudice against China. I have seen 10 videos of Australian youtubers, and almost all the descriptions of China are the same as you. This proportion is about one-tenth among Americans.
That’s very interesting. Why do you think that may be? I’ve always assumed it would be the other way around given the higher percentage of Chinese and Asian people living in Australia compared to US
@@jlynnxxxxthe dogs of master always bark the loudest
In China, foreigners should adopt a sense of ‘ fast pace’. You are in a holiday and enjoy the relaxing, but don’t slow others down. Be quick if you are in the way, move faster. If you could not keep up with the pace, please wait until the busy bees fly off.
BYD, Hongqi, Chery, Great Wall, Geely, Roewe, Changan, Wuling, etc. are all sold in Europe and Asia, but not in your little Australia
Proud Chinese✌🏻️❤🎉
Don't forget to visit Great Wall, Forbidden City etc. Also you will be more amazed to see Shanghai, the Bund is the best spot, enjoy!
Thanks for the tips, these are all on our list!
I love China!! ❤❤❤
this is a great video as it pretty well sums up a lot in just one video. Would like to visit China someday BUT .... will have to be a guided tour 😎Watching and sharing. Cheers from just another aussie
Just hire a local private guide instead of going in group tours. Costs more but you'll have a lot more freedom to see what you're interested in at your pace.
Always good to experience the ambience of Beijing and other big cities in China. Oz cities will not be able to come up to scratch, insulated, too much politicising when it comes to infrastructures!!😝 l m still waiting for Badgerry Creek airport to operate (30 odd years l was in Sydney, still too much argy bargy!!)😄😄
The reason cars are tinted in China is to block UV rays and not want to be seen by cars next to them when waiting at traffic lights. Australia has a small population, so there are not many cars waiting at traffic lights, and the UV rays are not as strong as in Beijing😂😂
Camera, being observed..... if you done nothing and will not do anything illegal, why the scare? Consider it a psychological test.
Maybe he hasn't been to London which has tons of cameras - and of course, they wouldn't call them surveillance cameras - they just pussyfoot and call them safety cameras if they are in the West.....
so if a person followed you around all day staring at you , would you enjoy that ? lol . when you eat, when you meet friends, this stranger followed you around the whole time ....
Hi from the UK, I loved this video and i'm really looking forward to the next one, do take care a nd stay safe and well.
This dude who has not travel much abraod is like a country bumkin or Sangpalau (Malaysian way of saying). Most Aussies would travel to Bali or Thailand, and if they got a bit of money after having saved for at least 10 years would go to the UK, their motherland
Nice couple! Made for each other!
Enjoy your trip. See China for yourself, your starting point is high though. You are married to a beautiful Chinese lady 👍
I like the honesty. I have some Chinese friends that are new to the US and I'm having to answer "Yeah. That is strange.. no idea why we do it that way".
they just don't want confrontation, that's the easiest way to avoid it.
Hola exelente trabajo ,felicitaciones ,saludos desde Argentina
Australia tape water is not drinkable according to Chinese water safety standards, however it is much safer then drinking the rainwater as what they do years ago. A local friend of mine shared a bottle of rainwater with me. After I showed him a documentary on rainwater, he stopped giving rainwater to friends as gifts. They just need more education 😂
I like China
Very nice presentation guys! ✌ You are a fitted couple, well done! Happy family wishes, from me! ☺️✌🙏
This guy is full of prejudices still.
Yes, he still looks down at China achievement. He should have said Beijing is far better than OZ cities, rather than Vietnamese.
I wonder why he married chinese? He should find hot aussies or brits
@@mcexplorer2081 hahaha, good point
because he finds her hot lol @@damianw5861
I think many viewers would like to know your romatic story, like how u got to know each other, how you fell in love etc. 😊
When I was young, tap water was drinkable, don’t know why it’s not drinkable now.
Very informative video. 🙏
His views revealed to be biased against China.
Just found you guys on TH-cam!
Nice explanations
this is a great video
He's biased .
Im sure this dude was born smiling 🤣 great vibes
i have the opposite impression. His smiling is so fake, he looks like he is very uncomfortable, like he got himself into a situation he cant wait to get away from. It seems like he is going to china just to please his wife. Pizza hut for their 1st meal? Come on..... The guy clearly doesnt wanna be there. His 1st impressions are mostly negative. The guy is just suffering and doesnt wanna be there.
@@booseeyang you probably just hate china bro
@@parothamithai9546 hahaha no, i like china. Ive been there over 15 times for work and holidays. In fact im going there again in a few weeks for my annual holiday.
@@booseeyang与你相同的感觉
Haha yes I noticed this too, always smiling!
Both of u have a nice smile .
Keep on smiling 😁😺. ♥️♥️♥️🙏👍
Fake smile ...?
Welcome to China because 14 billion people are always crowded every city so when you get on a puppy to get escalator you have to stay on the right side left is for people to passing. Some people had a hurry up since you have a giveaway let them pass on with your left inside
It sounds like he should go home asap.
no he's being honest. that's great. he has his own mind. better than those butt kissers . if he totally loved it, his opinion would be no different to hers, and hence boring.
GREAT. SUBSCRIBED. 👍
holden, virgin, singapore and escalator to the second floor, I guess this is perth.
Of course, all Chinese cities are far more developed than 90% of western cities, let alone all Southeast Asian cities except Singapore.
LOL, just noticed you are from Australia. Beijing is far more advanced than any OZ cities.
advanced in what ways ? @@mcexplorer2081
"Indigenous cars....that I don't think are sold anywhere else in the world"
Hey Aussie bloke, where else in the world have you been to?
Yes it is a little bit more developed than Vietnam more or less.
A little bit more 😂😂😂
First impressions d9nt allow one to lewrn enoigh. There are voluminous information to study if 9ne cjooses to.
Lovely couple
Good stuff!
Not so good ...his views are biased.
He's sharing visiting a new and foreign country, so his perspective (on cultural differences for example) is part of the point. What do you disagree with?
用温柔的表情说讨厌的话，你老公做到了。不过下飞机那段我同意，很少会谦让，不知道急什么。
haha, this guy doesn't want to be there.
what son in law loves visiting the inlaws ? lol so much pressure ! lol
There’s a common sense he should know better if they have a whole bunch of a camera there he just keep a safety for the people number one number 2 1/2 higher many people watch that every every camera you’ve been nuts when things happen then they’ll go track the camera to watch the client OK
you'd think covid never happened lol
come on, no one comes to BJ for pizzahut😂
tofu
europe street smoking much worse
妹子长得这么甜的吗？😀
Hi kangaroos!
什么时候中国人学会像欧美人一样开车，参与交通，不再到处抽烟。吐痰。吃东西不吧唧嘴，大声喧哗。到那时就是最好的文明国家啦
说得好像欧美人都很完美😂
I feel you haven’t let yourself go and see China for what it is and still have that biased mentality from the west.
what west. most of the west is now chinese
不喜欢中国的可以不去中国，没人要求你一定要去。
不喜欢看的可以不看，没人要求你一定要看。
Thanks for supporting the CCP
Sour grapes. 🍑
😅 wth dude
Thanks for the view for supporting CCP
As long as he doesn't support the CPC.
对车感兴趣就可以去试驾下蔚小理比亚迪华为都行，绝对让你们大开眼界
这主意不错，可以去预约几个试驾
'It feels more developed than Vietnamese cities" What???????? Comparing Chinese cities with Vietnamese cities where China's GDP is 49 x bigger than Vietnam is like comparing Lamborghini with a Russian Lada. Is it because Vietnam is the only Asian country you visited before? Aussie should go out more to see the world.
I bet ordinary Chinese have traveled more than him.