my grandfather moved from hong kong to jamaica (where i was born) & i have always wanted to visit. watching your channel with my mom has given her the opportunity to share many stories about him that i had never heard before. thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! ❤
I’m glad you show HKC. As a 3rd generation Chinese Canadian, I always heard my grandpa praise his native city. I believe each minority and each province in China has their local culture and their identity. HKC is also different. I grewup hearing my parents cantonese pop song and watch HK drama and evening shows. I visit once HKC. I realize that our Canadian Cantonese recipe are sweeter for the sqme pastry and the American version is usually more salty for the same dumpling. The downside of HKC is how dense the city is… it’s almost suffocating. We were use to more green space … i was pretty much depressed the whole week there. But the pros is the people. I love the sens of humor and self derision of the locaux. They are quite open to western culture and they cherish friendship as much than family. In China, family always come first and may be only aspect of of your social life. I believe two factors may explain it: 1) the tiny living space HKC , most people spend most of their day outside their appartement so they need buddies to hangout 2) the colonisation past had bring wealth for the last century and people can afford to have hobbies and entertainment for a long time now The big downside is everything is much more expensive than the rest of China. Here we needs to tips like in North America but you don’t in China…but maybe it has change in China since I visited.
Hong Kong is a beautiful place with many unique sides. You showed where ordinary people get their breakfast, do shopping and walk around in their community. You choose to appreciate as you tour the city. Excellent job!
You are such a gentle sweet lady. Don't try to please everyone, you can't. Just continue to make your beautiful videos who wants to watch will watch. Just block the haters ! Carry on my dear and thank you very much . God bless ! Greetings from USA 🇺🇸
I think you can tell by now having been to Malaysia for a month......that we malaysian chinese including myself(Cantonese/Hokkien peranakan) are very proud of our chinese heritage and burning with pride of china's achievements at the same time love our country Malaysia dearly:)
@@maxdc988 smhhhh, he said China's achievements , e.g. look at the positives of the country( inventions, scientists,e.g...) , each country has its faults. Be proud of our fellow chinese. He did not mention the government. Why have to be like that lah.
Honest question wanting honest answer. In the coming bloody war in east asia that the west/nato appears determined to spread to the East, do malaysian-chinese side with china or america? What about singapore-chinese? Looks like singapore (and philippines) gov't have already sided with US. I'm just asking, not challenging (tho actually I do take sides, which side may surprise u given my name).
@@maxdc988 Sadly, there are varying degrees of discrimination and wealth transfer almost everywhere. Especially in the hypocritical, so-called "advanced" economy nations of the west. Their taxes are insane and discrimination is just different and superficially concealed, is all
Ugh, you asked for no hateful/political comments and yet people still leave them 🙄 It seems that some people never learned how to listen or follow instructions well 🤣 Thank you for your wonderful content! I love how open and understanding you are everywhere you visit! That’s how passionate travelers are 🥰 We travel to experience new things and to meet new people, right? It’s about the people and the places, not politics or judgement. I feel bad for those who only see the world through a lense of politics and bias. I hope they can open their minds and find the love and happiness that we feel. ❤ I’ll continue to enjoy your videos for as long as you post them hehe
Thank you. You put enormous effort into your work. Your videos are beautiful. You are beautiful. Your parents did a wonderful job raising such a polite, mannerly and respectful human being. I am hooked on your travels. Again, thank you from Galway City on the West Coast of Ireland.
Hi. I just found your channel today. Im loving your travel vlogs so much. I suffer from high anxiety an depression, but your videos has helped me calm down today. I think you make great videos, and its nice to learn more about different places. Sending love from Norway🇳🇴☺️
Hong Kong was where I first landed upon visiting China in 2007. I loved it! Rode in an openair double-decker bus and marveled at the huge trees. I no longer remember their name. I bought pastry in a shop & when I said "thank you" in Mandarin the clerk was surprised! I was thrilled to see the Chinese medicine shops. Super thrilled to see high scaffolding made of bamboo. The crowded streets, endless shops & good-natured bustling around were really fun!
Love and Big Welcome to Hong Kong, Yan ! While Hong Kong is famous to regular tourists for food and crowds, its numerous and very accessible countryside, very long coastline, beaches and tucked away islands are unbelievably green and quiet. Next time Yan, welcome to spend a little more time to savour this UNSEEN and Best secret side of our beloved Hong Kong !
I have been to Hong Kong, many years ago, the British were still on power. I loved the place, I did prefer it compare to New York, for example, it was expensive, but very organised, clean, and I have enjoyed. I also went to Lantau Island, saw the Tian Tan Buddha, that it was "something", I had a meal in the monastery with the monks. Yan, you are very good in doing videos, and you are also speaking clearly, interesting to hear about your discovery's, very pleasant , nice and lovely person you are.
Nice to see you safely in Hong Kong. It's unfortunate that we Chinese are divided into various nationalities due to the countries we are living in. But we are truly one in heart and nature. I have been called a China man in Malay language it's orang China; even though I was born and bred in Malaysia. But it doesn't hurt us very much. For me I always look forward to seeing the best in everything and everyone. It's a shame that geopolitics have changed the landscape of human solidarity and society into something that we appreciate anymore.
3:16. I feel you with the difference between the two languages. I studied Russian and Bosnian. Same alphabet but it's different. And those issues are everywhere. Like politics. In America everything's political. Messes up everything. But I love the videos. This is how we fix everything. Showing the world what it's like naturally. I would love to visit Asia, but I'm black, and I know the culture. 1 white covers 3 blacks. so I'll just watch the videos. Love the videos.
At 14:30 of your video, you saw a long queue outside a congee shop (the same type where you buy your breakfast rice roll), you wondered what it is. I am not sure of the answer but one possibility is, this shop gives away free congee/food to elders at the time. During the last 20+ years, many food shops in Hong Kong started to give away free food boxes (say, 100 - 150) to elders on certain days in the week. Usually the elders live nearby and some shops require pre-qualification to ensure only the needy are served. One roast meat shop on Kowloon side served a great number of free meals (all paid for by the owner, Brother Ming who only made a modest living) and it got so famous, others will come by, donate money to ensure Brother Ming can carry on the work and for more people. It is like food bank, but all started off with the kindness of individual shop owners. People of Hong Kong are proud of this custom of giving. Such charity work also extend to giving to other places outside Hong Kong, like Africa and China (in the 1980s and 1990s). We are happy to share what we have.
Very nice video. You have a sense of wide-eyed wonder in Hong Kong, just like us. We have visited Hong Kong five times over forty years, and every time we are there we have the same sense of wide-eyed wonder that we had the first time. It is a marvelous, beautiful, busy place filled with millions of kind and wonderful people.
Im so glad I clicked on your channel yesterday! Your videos are amazing and I hope you can continue showing these authentic experiences around the world, it really inspires me to travel like you in the future stay safe!
So happy to see you in Hong Kong, which is just one step away from China. Home sweet home for you. To see you wandering everywhere me and wife do worry for your safety.
Thank you for this visit to HK. I really enjoyed the 'beating the petty man' segment. If only more people could deal with their frustration in a symbolic way. In many places it seems we have a culture of rage, where people are primed to confront each other with violent words or actions.
I just came across your channel tonight, I really enjoy your videos. You show us details that are not found on the usual travel channels. I really love exploring the regular lives of those you meet along the way. Thank you for allowing us to have that connection. Please keep the videos coming ❤
I was born in Hong Kong and left for America in 1974. I have visited Hong Kong many times. It is interesting to see a mainlander's view of Hong Kong. I enjoyed your China tour, and I wish I could do more.
Thank you for this beautiful video about Hongkong. I was living and working in Hongkong many years ago. With your video memories come back. Thank you again. You catchend the flair of this magnificent city. 🙋♀️🐶
Nice content Yan..been to HK several years back, pre-covid, it was my 3rd visit. My first visit was in the late 80s (and from there I visited mainland Shenzen with a special pass) and 2nd visit was late 90s. I found its more interesting in my first 2 visits. During my last visit there I found the lifestyle becoming more hectic and stressful. The ppl are not as friendly and not much smiles could be found. In short, many times, we encountered rudeness and rather rough language were used. I do not think I'll be heading back there anytime soon. Still preferred my time spent in Beijing and Qingtao (China-wise). Safe travelling.
I have really enjoyed watching your travel from Switzerland to China! I also hope to undertake a similar travel from Switzerland to Asia! Really can't wait! :)
Thank you so much for this video. I have always been curious about Hong Kong. That building which houses 10,000 people is amazing. A video on that building would be fun to see and those talk buses. Amazing city. I enjoyed this video very much. Eva
A superb video again Yan! I always want to visit wherever you go - you make everything so interesting! As a photographer I’d love to tackle the incredible HK skyline or the enormous apartment block which really looks like something from another world. I would not want to be on the receiving end of that ‘villain hitting’ curse though - that looks a very thorough ritual! Good to hear your comments at the start of the video too. We are all aware these days of political situations we may not agree with, but you are a shining example of why we need to appreciate people for who they are. Your wide-eyed enthusiasm for different cultures is so positive and appreciated. I can’t wait for the next instalment…keep up the amazing work 😊💜
From Malaysia (born in Penang) but now reside in Kota Kinabalu (Sabah,East Malaysia) Have been to Hong Kong 3 times) Yes I can speak Hokkien, Contonese, Malay & English)
So blessed to come across your channel on TH-cam. My grandfather arrived in Singapore from Kwangsi. Being a Chinese Singaporean I just don’t get enough opportunities to experience the length and breath of China (from your Unseen China Vlogs! Kudos! Most of the places you have shared are amazing! So happy to be able to experience them … looking forward to more! 😘
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my grandfather moved from hong kong to jamaica (where i was born) & i have always wanted to visit.
watching your channel with my mom has given her the opportunity to share many stories about him that i had never heard before.
thank you so much for sharing your experience with us! ❤
阿顏，妳好．我昨天發現了妳的頻道，覺得很有趣．我從香港長大，已赴美四十多年了，這個視頻懐起了很多美好的回憶。我讚同妳說，不談政治，大家都是中國人嗎．妳還年輕，滿具創意，敢作敢為，祝妳前途無量，謝謝妳的製作．Jay
I very much enjoy watching all of your videos! You are like a friend who travels.
Thank you :)
Little Chinese Everywhere, I love that you are real. Honesty is trust. Trust is everything. Thank you for being honest. I love your shows.
Your curiosity, passion and respect for local culture is a breath of fresh air! Look forward for more.
I’m glad you show HKC. As a 3rd generation Chinese Canadian, I always heard my grandpa praise his native city. I believe each minority and each province in China has their local culture and their identity. HKC is also different. I grewup hearing my parents cantonese pop song and watch HK drama and evening shows. I visit once HKC. I realize that our Canadian Cantonese recipe are sweeter for the sqme pastry and the American version is usually more salty for the same dumpling. The downside of HKC is how dense the city is… it’s almost suffocating. We were use to more green space … i was pretty much depressed the whole week there. But the pros is the people. I love the sens of humor and self derision of the locaux. They are quite open to western culture and they cherish friendship as much than family. In China, family always come first and may be only aspect of of your social life. I believe two factors may explain it: 1) the tiny living space HKC , most people spend most of their day outside their appartement so they need buddies to hangout 2) the colonisation past had bring wealth for the last century and people can afford to have hobbies and entertainment for a long time now
The big downside is everything is much more expensive than the rest of China. Here we needs to tips like in North America but you don’t in China…but maybe it has change in China since I visited.
Hk is a super efficient city.canada & US no match for Hk
Thank you for taking us along on a gentle stroll into the heart of Hong Kong.
Hong Kong is a beautiful place with many unique sides. You showed where ordinary people get their breakfast, do shopping and walk around in their community. You choose to appreciate as you tour the city. Excellent job!
Here get yourself a Hkong milktea:)
You are such a gentle sweet lady. Don't try to please everyone, you can't. Just continue to make your beautiful videos who wants to watch will watch. Just block the haters ! Carry on my dear and thank you very much . God bless ! Greetings from USA 🇺🇸
我真的好喜歡你的頻道，深度旅遊並且解說當地的文化及傳統特色好讚！
而且我好喜歡有配上中英文字幕，可以讓我學習到英文👍非常感謝你製作的這些影片。😊
I think you can tell by now having been to Malaysia for a month......that we malaysian chinese including myself(Cantonese/Hokkien peranakan) are very proud of our chinese heritage and burning with pride of china's achievements at the same time love our country Malaysia dearly:)
I'm afraid your last statement doesn't resonates with the majority of Malaysian Chinese given the state-enforced discrimination and wealth-transfer. 😂
@@maxdc988 smhhhh, he said China's achievements , e.g. look at the positives of the country( inventions, scientists,e.g...) , each country has its faults. Be proud of our fellow chinese. He did not mention the government. Why have to be like that lah.
Watch out buddy.
You talk too much.
Do not TEMPT people into getting into a political discussion.
Honest question wanting honest answer. In the coming bloody war in east asia that the west/nato appears determined to spread to the East, do malaysian-chinese side with china or america? What about singapore-chinese? Looks like singapore (and philippines) gov't have already sided with US. I'm just asking, not challenging (tho actually I do take sides, which side may surprise u given my name).
@@maxdc988 Sadly, there are varying degrees of discrimination and wealth transfer almost everywhere. Especially in the hypocritical, so-called "advanced" economy nations of the west. Their taxes are insane and discrimination is just different and superficially concealed, is all
Ugh, you asked for no hateful/political comments and yet people still leave them 🙄 It seems that some people never learned how to listen or follow instructions well 🤣 Thank you for your wonderful content! I love how open and understanding you are everywhere you visit! That’s how passionate travelers are 🥰 We travel to experience new things and to meet new people, right? It’s about the people and the places, not politics or judgement. I feel bad for those who only see the world through a lense of politics and bias. I hope they can open their minds and find the love and happiness that we feel. ❤ I’ll continue to enjoy your videos for as long as you post them hehe
It just goes to show the evil intents of their heart. That should show people the spirit behind these things
The way you filmed Hong Kong is really like our experience of visiting Hong Kong as a tourist. Quite the trip down memory lane for us too.
Thank you. You put enormous effort into your work. Your videos are beautiful. You are beautiful. Your parents did a wonderful job raising such a polite, mannerly and respectful human being. I am hooked on your travels. Again, thank you from Galway City on the West Coast of Ireland.
Hi. I just found your channel today. Im loving your travel vlogs so much. I suffer from high anxiety an depression, but your videos has helped me calm down today. I think you make great videos, and its nice to learn more about different places. Sending love from Norway🇳🇴☺️
Hong Kong was where I first landed upon visiting China in 2007. I loved it! Rode in an openair double-decker bus and marveled at the huge trees. I no longer remember their name. I bought pastry in a shop & when I said "thank you" in Mandarin the clerk was surprised! I was thrilled to see the Chinese medicine shops. Super thrilled to see high scaffolding made of bamboo. The crowded streets, endless shops & good-natured bustling around were really fun!
The name of the trees? Those would be banyan trees. They look pretty wild.
Love and Big Welcome to Hong Kong, Yan !
While Hong Kong is famous to regular tourists for food and crowds, its numerous and very accessible countryside, very long coastline, beaches and tucked away islands are unbelievably green and quiet.
Next time Yan, welcome to spend a little more time to savour this UNSEEN and Best secret side of our beloved Hong Kong !
Nice video. thanks for sharing.
I have been to Hong Kong, many years ago, the British were still on power. I loved the place, I did prefer it compare to New York, for example, it was expensive, but very organised, clean, and I have enjoyed. I also went to Lantau Island, saw the Tian Tan Buddha, that it was "something", I had a meal in the monastery with the monks. Yan, you are very good in doing videos, and you are also speaking clearly, interesting to hear about your discovery's, very pleasant , nice and lovely person you are.
Thank❤🌹🙏 you dear, Yan👍! As always🤗 beautiful city, people, shops! So many people, so crowded - head goes round😊
Nice to see you safely in Hong Kong. It's unfortunate that we Chinese are divided into various nationalities due to the countries we are living in. But we are truly one in heart and nature. I have been called a China man in Malay language it's orang China; even though I was born and bred in Malaysia. But it doesn't hurt us very much. For me I always look forward to seeing the best in everything and everyone. It's a shame that geopolitics have changed the landscape of human solidarity and society into something that we appreciate anymore.
Error: it's a shame that geopolitics have changed the landscape of human solidarity and society into something we can't appreciate anymore.
agreed no matter how racist malaysian/ Indonesians are,
as long as we chinese stick together we can overcome anything !!
Haha... That's hilarious.
Hong Kong residents are ethnicly Chinese but they refer to themselves as Hong Kongers or just HK people. This per my HK spouse.
@@Sokx41sad isn’t it. Nothing wrong with calling yourself a HKer but to say you’re not Chinese is disgraceful.
You have such a nice voice , clear confident and trusty
Another great Video to watch from Little Chinese Everywhere, Thank you for posting
Thank you for sharing your video.
awesome video.thank you.
3:16. I feel you with the difference between the two languages. I studied Russian and Bosnian. Same alphabet but it's different. And those issues are everywhere. Like politics. In America everything's political. Messes up everything. But I love the videos. This is how we fix everything. Showing the world what it's like naturally. I would love to visit Asia, but I'm black, and I know the culture. 1 white covers 3 blacks. so I'll just watch the videos. Love the videos.
At 14:30 of your video, you saw a long queue outside a congee shop (the same type where you buy your breakfast rice roll), you wondered what it is. I am not sure of the answer but one possibility is, this shop gives away free congee/food to elders at the time. During the last 20+ years, many food shops in Hong Kong started to give away free food boxes (say, 100 - 150) to elders on certain days in the week. Usually the elders live nearby and some shops require pre-qualification to ensure only the needy are served. One roast meat shop on Kowloon side served a great number of free meals (all paid for by the owner, Brother Ming who only made a modest living) and it got so famous, others will come by, donate money to ensure Brother Ming can carry on the work and for more people. It is like food bank, but all started off with the kindness of individual shop owners. People of Hong Kong are proud of this custom of giving. Such charity work also extend to giving to other places outside Hong Kong, like Africa and China (in the 1980s and 1990s). We are happy to share what we have.
Very interesting and beautiful color and quality of the doc".... See you next 🌠
Hong Kong. I used to live near 黄大仙. Seeing this brings back memories.
Very nice video. You have a sense of wide-eyed wonder in Hong Kong, just like us. We have visited Hong Kong five times over forty years, and every time we are there we have the same sense of wide-eyed wonder that we had the first time. It is a marvelous, beautiful, busy place filled with millions of kind and wonderful people.
Thanks!
Thank you :)
I have enjoyed your videos. Can't wait til I get to visit some of the sights myself.
业主逼“迁” 。 Amazed by your way to zoom into the unique life of the locals. thumb up.
I’m so glad you visited HK, that is where I was from originally. I miss visiting much, and miss the food even more!
Ah Hong👀👀Hong Kong 的影片！
😘😘😅🤣😂😁😆
👍👍✌️✌️✈️✈️希望有朝一日可以去Hong Kong 旅行！
Another fantastic video, keep up the great work and looking forward to your next coming one.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
Hongkong worlds best transport. A super efficient city.Been to HK many times
🤠😃🤓🌀💯⭐lovely
Thank you for your work!
Thank you 🥰
I'm HK-born Chinese, the same as you, welcome! Hope you stay here for a long!
Im so glad I clicked on your channel yesterday! Your videos are amazing and I hope you can continue showing these authentic experiences around the world, it really inspires me to travel like you in the future stay safe!
Welcome and please come back to Hong Kong soon
Thank you for taking us along ;)
So happy to see you in Hong Kong, which is just one step away from China. Home sweet home for you. To see you wandering everywhere me and wife do worry for your safety.
Hong Kong is part of China
Love Hong Kong.
Your spirit is sensational all about love and care
Well done
Welcome to my home of Hong Kong. I hope you had an enjoyable time. I love this video and you have a new subscriber.
Thank you for this visit to HK. I really enjoyed the 'beating the petty man' segment. If only more people could deal with their frustration in a symbolic way. In many places it seems we have a culture of rage, where people are primed to confront each other with violent words or actions.
欣賞你頻道的真實和友善。下次再来香港，可遊深水埗区，它是傳統而廉价美食的集中地，颇有本地特色，作為在地人我可做导遊。
谢谢你❤️❤️
Great vlog. 👏👏
ENJOYED. YOUR FILM …..❤❤
15:20 - 15:25 cute cats just beautiful
keep it going
I really like watching your Chanel and you make to me good feeling.
Great video of the daily lives of HK people, the view from the ferry is beautiful and eating is so convenient!
I am a great fan of your channel. Always educative to learn more about a historical culture and food. Great 👍
i had been to Hong Kong one time at 2018. love it
The rice roll looks good, just right for breakfast. Have a great Hong Kong tour😀. Hope you visit Malaysia again in future!
Must be a shock to pay so much after Malaysia.
I just came across your channel tonight, I really enjoy your videos. You show us details that are not found on the usual travel channels. I really love exploring the regular lives of those you meet along the way. Thank you for allowing us to have that connection. Please keep the videos coming ❤
I love ❤ Hong Kong
I was born in Hong Kong and left for America in 1974. I have visited Hong Kong many times. It is interesting to see a mainlander's view of Hong Kong. I enjoyed your China tour, and I wish I could do more.
I love your videos ! Thank you to shows these amazing place and nice people !
I appreciate you doing this.
Thank you for this beautiful video about Hongkong. I was living and working in Hongkong many years ago. With your video memories come back. Thank you again. You catchend the flair of this magnificent city. 🙋♀️🐶
打小人，哈哈哈！太可愛了！您的英語說的很好。
Nice content Yan..been to HK several years back, pre-covid, it was my 3rd visit. My first visit was in the late 80s (and from there I visited mainland Shenzen with a special pass) and 2nd visit was late 90s.
I found its more interesting in my first 2 visits. During my last visit there I found the lifestyle becoming more hectic and stressful. The ppl are not as friendly and not much smiles could be found. In short, many times, we encountered rudeness and rather rough language were used. I do not think I'll be heading back there anytime soon.
Still preferred my time spent in Beijing and Qingtao (China-wise).
Safe travelling.
哈哈打小人太有趣了
If every tourists are like you. Hong Kong will be a happy place
I enjoy your videos very much!
Please be safe and blessed in all you Do. Thanks Yan♥️
10:15 The character 遷 is written as 迁 in simplified form.
Very interesting and informative. Thank you very much for taking time to make these videos.
我爱香港！！！谢谢您给我们分享您在香港的经历！！
Another excellent report! I really love your videos, they are so educational and also gentle. Your channel will no doubt grow a lot over time.
Good job Yan. Hope you have reached home peacefully.
I have really enjoyed watching your travel from Switzerland to China! I also hope to undertake a similar travel from Switzerland to Asia! Really can't wait! :)
Thanks much, for Hong Kong views, have a good day !
As always 好看。Good to learn another dialect.
Thank you so much for this video. I have always been curious about Hong Kong. That building which houses 10,000 people is amazing. A video on that building would be fun to see and those talk buses. Amazing city. I enjoyed this video very much. Eva
I lived in Hong Kong for 16 years. You are amazing - much love xoxo
A superb video again Yan! I always want to visit wherever you go - you make everything so interesting! As a photographer I’d love to tackle the incredible HK skyline or the enormous apartment block which really looks like something from another world. I would not want to be on the receiving end of that ‘villain hitting’ curse though - that looks a very thorough ritual!
Good to hear your comments at the start of the video too. We are all aware these days of political situations we may not agree with, but you are a shining example of why we need to appreciate people for who they are. Your wide-eyed enthusiasm for different cultures is so positive and appreciated. I can’t wait for the next instalment…keep up the amazing work 😊💜
I like your videos very much
All your videos are great, keep up the good work
Ohhh, I love matuan!!
Amazing ❤ what a extremely fantastic people, respect 🎉congratulations for the informative video 🎉
cant wait for this channel to blow up, you really deserve it
I really enjoy the atmosphere of busy city of Hong Kong. Thanks for sharing with us your adventure. Big LIKE!!! Greeting from Singapore.
Your awesome and awesome video be safe out there 😎👍
感谢推广香港
I used to enjoy visiting Hong Kong regularly but now prefer staying in Shenzhen. I have met many nice people and enjoyed the food in both cities.
thanks for going to Hong Kong, and having such a good time.
From Malaysia (born in Penang) but now reside in Kota Kinabalu (Sabah,East Malaysia) Have been to Hong Kong 3 times) Yes I can speak Hokkien, Contonese, Malay & English)
That monster building is huge! Thanks for sharing
A Malaysian Chinese 广东人，watching your lovely video in Germany. Best greetings from Germany ❤
I was in Hong Kong in 2018, very well build city.
So blessed to come across your channel on TH-cam. My grandfather arrived in Singapore from Kwangsi.
Being a Chinese Singaporean I just don’t get enough opportunities to experience the length and breath of China (from your Unseen China Vlogs! Kudos! Most of the places you have shared are amazing! So happy to be able to experience them … looking forward to more! 😘
Wonderful video!! Thank you so much for sharing. I will be subscribing to your channel. Your English is excellent!
Really enjoyed watching your videos. Keep it up!😊