@@klau9743 *You got me until you mention Bangkok LMAO PLEASE DON'T COMPARE Chongqing to third world SE Asian cities, this is maybe the reason why you don't see any scooters?* *Wait for fifteen years and go back and you will see what I meant... You should really compared to Shanghai or Tokyo...*
there's nothing wrong with posters and grafitti. Your views on city living are naive and shaped but chinese gimmicks. That place is distopian. Forget the bright lights and and LED. I'd settle for LA, Johannesburg, Chicago or tokyo wit their grit and chaos anyday.
Don't be fooled by my name. I am not from China. As a matter of fact, I lived most of my adult life in US. Like most westerners, I had all the wrong ideas about the new China, even though it was my ancestor's land. I will never forget the first time I visited China 6 years ago. I was totally shocked! It was NOTHING like what I read in western media. The country is modern, clean, safe (yes, like walking-alone-down-the-street-at-3am safe). The people are friendly, open-minded, innovative, and generally very happy. I did not feel any "opresssion" that the western media said about the Chinese people. oh ya, the Chinese are very hard-working. I mean, they have work-ethic that most Americans cannot imagine. If you know their culture and their work ethic, you'll understand how did the country grow so fast in the last 40 years. I think everyone need to go to China to learn about the real China. Western media are mostly biased. Go experience it yourself.
That is, exactly, the issue. China is getting better, how dare they. Commies must stay evil, you must believe. Brains must be washed, truth must be buried. Western gov & biased media do not allow this to be discovered!
People would say it’s naive to believe everybody in this planet can all have a better life, but I truly wishing every person could be better in general. Some people with certain benefits have been stoping the process of communicating which is right path to make all lives better. People should realize that different nationalities doesn’t make your enemies, but those who are damaging your future should be noted.
It’s funny that 16 years ago My family and I moved to what we thought a developed western country, we were very disappointed. My parents had to move back to China to have better lifestyle and more ambitious careers. I stayed because all the sudden I became the top of my class academically, compare to where I was one of the worst students in China. 16 years later I went back to China and I had to learn all these fancy basic skills of living in China, like, paying in restaurants without checking in with receptions, lining up in a queue only by mobile, buying any tickets just with an app, splitting bills on that app too, scanning my face to go into my apartment building, the list go on and on. I can be alone in any city of China without worrying safety issues. The fact that the environment in China is becoming better and better every second year I went back and visit. It’s weird, I feel like I appreciate being a Chinese more when I’m not in China.
I want to go to China. I'm just afraid that living in America's comparatively unadvanced society will take a toll on how I'll survive in countries such as China. They seem to be much more technology oriented, and their education seems to be far better and competitive. Acclimation seems hard.
@@barrycoupet2898 A good way to "go" to a country for a long period, is to find a job first and THEN make other life plans. If you're patient with children you could try applying as an English teacher, and if you have a degree in English you can get some even better paid jobs in better schools and/or bigger cities. If you have a certified skill in, say, engineering, then try one of the international companies, they might be willing to hire foreigners. I have to warn you though, moving to a country for multiple years is a BIG life decision and you gotta really be careful about all the details. Wish you the best of luck!
Hello! I'm born and raised in Chongqing, now I am studying in the UK. I basically miss my home every day. Thank you for your compliment of Chongqing city, and I'm glad that you and your wife have enjoyed the city!
Chongqing was one of the wartime capitals of the Republic of China, and it was heavily bombed by the Japanese. People took refuge in those caves, and they had a very effective early warning system that gave people time to get into the caves before the bombers arrived. It's quite an amazing and inspiring story.
The war museum in Chongqing is heartbreaking. The Japanese bombers leveled the city. And when the city was invaded by the Japanese army, Chiang Kai-shek retreated with his army and left the defense of the city to civilians armed only with work tools and farm implements! How many died? How many suffered? Hundreds and hundreds of thousands. Yet, Chongqing rose again, like the Phoenix from the ashes! What brave people! What a great city!!!
@Glenn W. , I think you mistook Chongqing to Nanking. Nanking was lost to the Japanese. But Chongqing was safe because it was deeper in China in the mountains. Although it was bombed by the Japanese Air Force, the Japanese ground forces were never able to reach it because of the large concentration of Chinese military at the choke points in the mountains.
One simple answer...the western governments doesn't wanted their people's know about the modern China because their country (the west) going back ward but China is moving forward 🤔very fast!
I think that this is only part of the issue. Western governments are taking a long time to realize that their cultures are decaying, and they have a mentality that the West is the center of the everything. So China is sneaking up on them and there is nothing they can do.
@Azz Lazz i have freedom , freedom from fear i can walk alone peaceful at night in china even in rural area ,without worry getting shoot like in america or get rap3 like in poor india nobody desperate in china all happy with better life and job , compare with japan they have highest suicide rate and population keep decreased i think something wrong with ur brain lol because so small minded lol
@Azz Lazz what does "so many" mean? Where does this statistic come from? I can tell you personally how bad I want to flee from US to China so I don't have to be afraid of America's indecisive and split government. Too bad they won't let me in, because even they managed to raise their standards.
it is hard to belive that a city that big is so clean, just shows you they are not as we were taught,[ filthy,dirty,poor] that looks like a booming city, how is this keept from the world? be blessed and safe
Chongqing is a very diverse city built on mountains. there'r very modern districts like shown in the video which is JIEFANGBEI and also very 80s district with graffiti s and u never know where ur or where' ur going because the entire city is pretty much a mountain
It is the media and politicians of the west kept the westerners from knowing the Today China. Kept you guys in the mind set of pre- yr 2000 China, one way to hide their inadequacy. A good Ostrich tactic by putting your head in the sand. China is far from perfect, but they are striving towards that.
Honestly, my image towards Chongqing's streets is not that good. When I first visited Chongqing a couple of years ago, I immediately thought that it's not very clean in the street, even in its most developed district with lots of tourist attractions. I'm not sure in your eyes, how clean is a city to be considered clean, but I definitely compared Chongqing with the city I came from which is relatively more organised and clean at least in the central districts. If you like a city to be messy, chaotic and spatially 3D (all in a good way), then I recommend this city.
Chongqing had been always a heavy industrial city and a military production place in SW of China and it (maybe all SW of China) is called the backgarden of China ... it was the capital of China during the Japanese and WWII and was not physically invaded at all by Japan...the mentality of the locals are different from the north / east coast’s of China (where experienced foreign harassment for centuries ) and you could say Chongqing or Sichuan or SW provinces are the true colours of ancient China...it’s why it has been secretly kept away from outside world, however, its political importance can be seen through the foreign government consulates set up in Chongqing...
Amazing. Chongqing was the wartime capital in 1940s when the Japanese invaded Shanghai and Beijing; they bombed the hell of this city and many many died. Now it is rebuilt to its glory. Thank you for letting me see this.
China still have many ways to improve ,many Chinese know that our country is a developing country and still have a long way to catch USA.But that does not mean we would look down upon ourselves ,China welcome any fair criticism but not slander.
Chinese don’t brag because we know that we’re not yet perfect, and the government still plans a lot to improve the rural areas, they are building bridges and transportation everywhere just to connect the whole China together, and that provides a lot of new jobs too. The problem in US is that they don’t invest on infrastructures, instead they pour all the money on Wall Street 🙂 they need to build a lot more so people will have jobs, also the cost of living for normal citizens will be lower.
Thank you for your report, Chinese people are kind and friendly, but the foreign media are always reporting negative content against China, and many of them are false, which is so sad.
ye most of my chinese friends in China thinks their country is the worst and tell me all countries did much better on the corona pandemic. me：wtf where did you get that info？！ them：from the american and taiwan tv shows, they never lie.
Amazing 🥰Its so beautiful and clean there as you noted. I take my hat off to china I can't wait for part 2. Thank you Alex for these series of videos on China.
Chongqing is just one of the second-tier cities in China. There are actually many cities like Chongqing in China now, but because of the western media, most foreigners just know Shanghai, Beijing and Hongkong, which is a pity. The whole Chongqing is more like a province in China, not an ordinary city. The city-area of Chongqing has about 10 million people.
Fun to watch this! I lived and taught in Chongqing between 2017-2018. We're currently doing a China series ourselves right now. I didn't film much of Chongqing city center so it's really cool to see this all again. I recognize almost everything. Thanks for sharing :) I miss it!
They treat you nicely because 1st they don't see many foreigners there. 2nd, because they want to leave foreigners visiting their country with a nice memory. Just being hospitable. That is what most Chinese were taught when growing up. Treat other's elder and youngling as your own. Treat guests with manners. If you find even a penny by the road curb, give it to the police, etc. Of course, there are bad people in any country. So if you see anybody who is acting bad, please contact the police.
You know nothing about it dude. the reason way the guy handed them tea is because he is a stuff of the resturant behind him, and he is responsbile for greating passerbys and getting them in. Chinese scoeity is very complex I would say, which contains every element you would like to find, both positve and negative. In the end, how you see a foreign countiry actually reflects who are you.
Thank you for promoting my country objectively and impartially.China exists many problems, we humbly accept criticism from other countries based on the facts, such as environmental problems (in fact, we are also more and more attention to the protection of the environment), but in the western media, China has often been described as a hell on earth, most are fake news, it is difficult to see the positive reports about China.I can understand what the western media are doing,they have their own political goals. To a large extent, they cannot accept that a communist country can become rich and powerful.As a human being, Chinese people also have the right to live a life like that of western developed countries. For us, this is the greatest human right.Whatever the plans of all governments, I hope that people will get along with each other in peace and friendship, no matter what country they live in.After all, for most of us, politics is not our main concern. It's what we eat next!
I was there summer of 2008. Most amazing city in the world. Super modern, historically old, mountain green nature, giant underground caves, two major rivers converging. Immensely huge and beautiful!!!
Chongqing is known as "The City of Beauties". My late wife told me that the following is a very old saying about Chongqing: When a married man visits Chongqing for the first time he will ask himself, "Why did I marry so early?"
ChongQing is always my hometown even though I have been living in Toronto for 20 years since I left Chongqing as a child. It has developed itself from a third tier city in China to a modern city in just 20 years. Everytime I go back to Chongqing I get lost because of rapid expansion and new infrastructure. Best of all, the hot pot in ChongQing, it is an unique dining experience you will never forget :)
Welcome, bro. China will always there wait for you, and if you come I willing to be your personal tour guide with no charge. I'm still waiting for the flight back to China which is pretty disappointed now, I wish you all the best and have a nice experience in China! Cheers
Hi Alex, Greetings from Toronto. I am glad I found your Chanel. Congratulations for the content. I have had the opportunity to host students from China and I am fortunate to lean and appreciate such amazing culture. Thanks for showing such beautiful information about China. I promised to one of the students that I will visit China in the future and I will do it. I will keep following your Chanel. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Oscar, for being a wonderful host to the international students, that means a lot to them. I was staying with a Canadian family when I first came to Vancouver as an international student. They are the most amazing people in the world and they made me feel like Canada is my second home.
I was there for a month in 2008. It is an AMAZING!! City absolutely amazing. This guy is 100% correct. Chongqing is one of the world’s most amazing cities (I’ve been LA, San Francisco, Seattle, NYC, Chicago, Atlanta, Lots of US cities, Berlin, Munich, Dresden, Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Mexico City, several Mexico cities, Beijing, Chengdu, Lanzhou, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok other cities in Thailand) Chongqing is in a category all its own. A wonder city
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China is an amazing country full of colour and contrasts. i wish more westerners could be like Alex and his other mates he does a livestream with. I use to live in a western country and in 40 years of my life there, I have never ever received free tea or coffee from a random stranger. Instead i get a lot of leeches asking for cigarettes. Currently a lot of comments say Chinese are becoming racist to foreigners. If offering free tea is considered racist, I would love to live in this city
Chongqing is one of the biggest cities in southeast China and also is one of the municipalities just like Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin. ♥️ from Chongqing
thank you for introducing my hometown to everyone!! I born in CQ and studying in UK, I love my city and wish my city is well known to more visitors there are more cities than just Beijing, shanghai, Guangzhou. I would say kind people are everywhere, it does not matter which race, nationality, gender, or religion they believe, also Chinese culture tell ppl should welcome guests and treat them well and friendly. Recently I am very sad about how western media said about China, but I still wanna say, no country is perfect, if you are curious or unsure about something, go find it out by YOURSELF, do not just trust surface information from media. again thank you for the video!
I went to China 2 years ago, basically my mom decided to get our family to China for some fun, because she likes adventures, I went to Chongqing and DAMN it was fucking beautiful, I will be damned honest with you, if it werent for I cant speak Chinese, I'd live in Chongqing over Paris, London andNew York.
Oh, thank you bro. I’m actually from Chongqing(Chungking), now I’m doing my degree in Singapore, I miss my hometown almost very day! Tonight I watched your video and sooooo happy. Thanks for you and your video.
Last year I went to Chongqing for the first time and spent 2 days in there. I have to say that even for me as a Chinese mainlander, Chongqing is really a surprising place. It absolutely deserves a larger reputation like the other first-tier cities in China such as Shanghai and Guangzhou.
Had you been to the neighboring Chengdu city, you might see a lot more foreigners there. It is just as massive as Chongqing, but also distinctly different.
Many Westerners 'understanding of China is still in the Cold War era when East and West confronted decades ago. The values and ideologies of Western society determine the Westerners' impression of China's engraving. Secondly, the US and Western governments and media are not unaware of China ’s rapid development over the past 40 years, but China ’s rapid rise has made them feel pressured and psychologically unbalanced, because this has completely subverted their values and they cannot accept it. A Communist Party-led China can achieve such amazing achievements.
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@@Reporterfy I have been a subscriber for quite a while. By the way the tea the young guy offered you was a kind of dessert herbal tea. Very nutritious.
With all the tension between china and the us(the west), its nice to see a westerner walking down and filming without ever felt threatened. Same cant be said if you are asian walking down the street in the west
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@@apapapapapap i am so sorry for you :( In Germany, its not better. Many turkish people i know here are used bully chinese and claim shit about them. My friend always got bullied by his classmates. They said he would eat dog meat. But when it came up to a nazi german, they stood up for "no to racism"...
I don't care what people say China's development is staggering from what I witnessed and experienced. And I only traveled from Guangzhou to Beijing with Zhujiajiao water town near Shanghai. So many mini metropolises along the way that were highly developed and I didn't even know where the heck we were on the train lol. Such nice and welcoming people willing to help. Even if they didn't know english they all bust out this handheld translation device you speak into, amazing. Not so amazing still is the pollution and water quality, but relatively safe wherever I went. Plus China continues to have epic mega projects for environmentally friendly development that has drastically cut down pollution levels, or a high speed rail right to the great wall, which is to be completed this year actually. Not to mention the millions of people they've brought out of rural areas and into cities. Their high speed rail system all throughout the country is phenomenal btw, think Japan Shinkansen or the Eurail. Everything is state of the art. But you really see a country still in development. I was also like a celebrity there and my buddy and I had a bunch of picture requests with people, and people genuinely curious about folks outside of their sort of bubble. I say that because yes, they have Bing, WeChat, etc. but it's like a country still trying to find their own voice yet remain as one. That's monocultures folks. Btw you should see/experience Pizza Hut and KFC out there. Not like ours at all! Think a full-fledged Boston Pizza with added Chinese menu options, it's nuts! Thank for this video :)
Thank you for these videos. As a Chinese American constantly seeing anti-China commentary coming from the President, media, and people its been very depressing. Its nice to see something positive about China for once. Chongching is beauitful
It's my hometown. Thank you for nicely showing it in your channel. It's well-known by hot pot, grilled fish, noodles, etc....those foods you should taste. Ciqikou street is also worthy of your visit. If you have time, Wulong is a good choice. Welcome to CQ.
The valet of the restaurant is usually soliciting by giving "try me" free food to the passerby. Or giving warm tea to customers waiting in line when the restaurant is busy.
Alex, you are the man who put Chongqing on the map and brought fame to it thru your fellow youtubers. It is your great enthusiasm that excitement about Chongqing that bring the best to your videos! Hope you get back to China soon and show more of China in your unique way!
Thanks Alex this one is the best Yet you have produced what a City indeed I will definitely have to visit this part of China in the future ok hope to see you on your live Chat in a few days All the best to you both 😄 from Donnie in Regina Canada..
It's a nice piece of video . And I appreciate the way you explain the details and hope you can come up with more videos so maybe you can help bring Americans closer to Chinese culture . It would be wonderful .
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After 30+ yrs of reform and opening up, Chinese people are eager to show the works they have done in the past few decades and just be friends to everyone on the planet!
Nice! Reminds me of Times Square with all the lights and signs. I simply need to get to this city as quick as they will let me! :-) Alex you are a true Ambassador for Chongqing 重庆市 ! So interesting about the WeChat! The Cave section was unexpected and interesting to watch! Spiderman sorta seemed out of place. :-) If stuff calms down, I look forward to One Night In Bangkok for a drink someday when the curfews lift. If not that, meeting you at your or Michele's TH-cam Silver Button Celebration!
Go take the 1h 15 min train journey to the 400 km away neighbor city of Chongqing, Chengdu. It is more fascinating than Chongqing in case of development, because really NOBODY knows that city. I went there in autumn 2019 and I was shocked what I saw. The capital of a mountain province where literally nobody lives between the cities, is clean, modern and HUGE! I always thought that this city in the middle of nowhere is a poor and dirty city like in Central Africa, but I was wrong, really wrong. It was a 100 times better than my home city of Frankfurt, Germany.
There is an old saying said by Confucius: 有朋自远方来，不亦乐乎. It means Isn't it pleasant to have friends come from afar? This kind of culture deeply impact on Chinese people, so they very welcome those tourists who visit their city. Especially like you guys, the few foreigners they could meet. This is why people you meet in China are so hospitable. BTW, CHONGQING is called city of mountain in China. The whole city was built on mountains.
please stop the quote from that old gullible fool! you make me wanna puke especially when i have watch a video of that poor Sigaporean who got beaten by the english bullocks for doign absolutely nothing wrong.
So cool...never been but will try go next time I’m in China once the virus dissipates..question do you go to chongqing first from HK or Shanghai? Is there a high speed rail service to chongqing from HK or Shanghai? Thanks and great video
It only takes a small step forward to be rewarded with the things you will ever experience, sometimes. Not everyone is capable of opening their mind as you do Alex. Thanks for taking me to where I have not been.
@@Reporterfy Yes I definitely have subscribed to you. Have you been to the Raffles City mall in Chongqing? The Discover Walking Tours TV you-tube makes it look like the most beautiful and upscale mall that I ever seen in the world, period. Are these places really representative of Chinese cities or do they only represent a small corner of the very best. I have never been to Chongqing but all the recent you tube videos that I have seen make it look so highly developed and beautiful with the mountainous terrain.
thinks for your video shows real china, I hope you enjoy the trip to Chongqing, but i have been Chongqing, winter is not a good time to visit it is too cold. sorry, i forgot you from Canada:)
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Lovely saw you are so surprised in ChongQin - “double happy city” this city has unique spirit in China - beautiful night, beautiful girls, and spicy food!
All "Chungking express" fans, hit like! This dude is super cool, yet millions of us know Chongqing from the Wong Kar-Wai's classic movie. Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, Faye Wong, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Brigitte Lin. The movie is sensational!! 🌋
This is wonderful, now i want to visit this city in China, its beautiful and incredible. I hope when the virus is under control we can travel to another countries again.
I lived in chongqing for 6 months but now I’m in my home country due to covid-19. wish I can go back to chongqing soon, I really miss jiefangbei and its food❤️
There is a misconception that only China's coastal cities are developed and that all the interior cities are lagging behind and are without infrastructures or electricity. Thank you for showing this other part of China.
Right, but people must be extremely dumb to think that any city in China would have no electricity. If I am not mistaken, most people in the world (much more than 50%) have it
There is impressive infrastructure all over China. I remember a biker who crossed from Mongolia to China in the early 2000s. He noticed, that the petrol stations in China had a much higher service and security standard like in OECD countries. Still, I hope that Mongolia, which also had amazing economic growth following China, will also be a modern country with good infrastructure. As they became the world's second socialist state in 1922, they maybe also see the priority for good infrastructure throughout rural areas
I visited Chongqing 5 years ago. One of my favorite Chinese cities! And as you say, not too many tourists even though there are quite a lot of attractions nearby.
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Love ur video, my hometown Chongqing even though I have been living in New Zealand.for 20 years, there has been much change of the city since I left
@@klau9743 *You got me until you mention Bangkok LMAO PLEASE DON'T COMPARE Chongqing to third world SE Asian cities, this is maybe the reason why you don't see any scooters?*
*Wait for fifteen years and go back and you will see what I meant... You should really compared to Shanghai or Tokyo...*
Barry Neild have you been to Thailand?
there's nothing wrong with posters and grafitti. Your views on city living are naive and shaped but chinese gimmicks. That place is distopian. Forget the bright lights and and LED. I'd settle for LA, Johannesburg, Chicago or tokyo wit their grit and chaos anyday.
It's a city not fucking town
Don't be fooled by my name. I am not from China. As a matter of fact, I lived most of my adult life in US. Like most westerners, I had all the wrong ideas about the new China, even though it was my ancestor's land. I will never forget the first time I visited China 6 years ago. I was totally shocked! It was NOTHING like what I read in western media. The country is modern, clean, safe (yes, like walking-alone-down-the-street-at-3am safe). The people are friendly, open-minded, innovative, and generally very happy. I did not feel any "opresssion" that the western media said about the Chinese people. oh ya, the Chinese are very hard-working. I mean, they have work-ethic that most Americans cannot imagine. If you know their culture and their work ethic, you'll understand how did the country grow so fast in the last 40 years. I think everyone need to go to China to learn about the real China. Western media are mostly biased. Go experience it yourself.
That is, exactly, the issue. China is getting better, how dare they. Commies must stay evil, you must believe. Brains must be washed, truth must be buried. Western gov & biased media do not allow this to be discovered!
After the first line, I thought you were going to taking about your connection to Robert E. Lee.
Thanks James for sharing your experience.
I'm planning a trip to China this year...my last visit was 20 years ago.
People would say it’s naive to believe everybody in this planet can all have a better life, but I truly wishing every person could be better in general. Some people with certain benefits have been stoping the process of communicating which is right path to make all lives better. People should realize that different nationalities doesn’t make your enemies, but those who are damaging your future should be noted.
@@peterluo1776 Experience is the mother of wisdom. Have a good trip.
The more I learn about the Chinese, the more I love and respect them. ♥️ from Belgium.
Francoise Hembert thanks,Salute you too!
thx,btw,your chocalate is so good.
Yeah. We all love the kung flu virus. Fuck china.
@@hbeefk11379 Ohhh here's a cute hater🐍
hbeefk11379 yah enjoy ur corona 🍺 CHEERS!!!
It’s funny that 16 years ago My family and I moved to what we thought a developed western country, we were very disappointed. My parents had to move back to China to have better lifestyle and more ambitious careers. I stayed because all the sudden I became the top of my class academically, compare to where I was one of the worst students in China. 16 years later I went back to China and I had to learn all these fancy basic skills of living in China, like, paying in restaurants without checking in with receptions, lining up in a queue only by mobile, buying any tickets just with an app, splitting bills on that app too, scanning my face to go into my apartment building, the list go on and on. I can be alone in any city of China without worrying safety issues. The fact that the environment in China is becoming better and better every second year I went back and visit. It’s weird, I feel like I appreciate being a Chinese more when I’m not in China.
I want to go to China. I'm just afraid that living in America's comparatively unadvanced society will take a toll on how I'll survive in countries such as China. They seem to be much more technology oriented, and their education seems to be far better and competitive. Acclimation seems hard.
@@barrycoupet2898 A good way to "go" to a country for a long period, is to find a job first and THEN make other life plans. If you're patient with children you could try applying as an English teacher, and if you have a degree in English you can get some even better paid jobs in better schools and/or bigger cities. If you have a certified skill in, say, engineering, then try one of the international companies, they might be willing to hire foreigners. I have to warn you though, moving to a country for multiple years is a BIG life decision and you gotta really be careful about all the details. Wish you the best of luck!
Thanks for showing us the real China.
Hello! I'm born and raised in Chongqing, now I am studying in the UK. I basically miss my home every day. Thank you for your compliment of Chongqing city, and I'm glad that you and your wife have enjoyed the city!
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Chongqing was one of the wartime capitals of the Republic of China, and it was heavily bombed by the Japanese. People took refuge in those caves, and they had a very effective early warning system that gave people time to get into the caves before the bombers arrived. It's quite an amazing and inspiring story.
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The war museum in Chongqing is heartbreaking. The Japanese bombers leveled the city. And when the city was invaded by the Japanese army, Chiang Kai-shek retreated with his army and left the defense of the city to civilians armed only with work tools and farm implements! How many died? How many suffered? Hundreds and hundreds of thousands.
Yet, Chongqing rose again, like the Phoenix from the ashes! What brave people! What a great city!!!
TaoDaGe republic of China is Taiwan. We are people republic of China. Lol😂😂😂
Nigel he 重庆的确是国民党的地盘啊……
@Glenn W. ,
I think you mistook Chongqing to Nanking. Nanking was lost to the Japanese. But Chongqing was safe because it was deeper in China in the mountains. Although it was bombed by the Japanese Air Force, the Japanese ground forces were never able to reach it because of the large concentration of Chinese military at the choke points in the mountains.
One simple answer...the western governments doesn't wanted their people's know about the modern China because their country (the west) going back ward but China is moving forward 🤔very fast!
True that!
I think that this is only part of the issue. Western governments are taking a long time to realize that their cultures are decaying, and they have a mentality that the West is the center of the everything. So China is sneaking up on them and there is nothing they can do.
@Azz Lazz i have freedom , freedom from fear i can walk alone peaceful at night in china even in rural area ,without worry getting shoot like in america or get rap3 like in poor india
nobody desperate in china all happy with better life and job , compare with japan they have highest suicide rate and population keep decreased
i think something wrong with ur brain lol because so small minded lol
Don't forget the virus come from.
@Azz Lazz what does "so many" mean? Where does this statistic come from? I can tell you personally how bad I want to flee from US to China so I don't have to be afraid of America's indecisive and split government. Too bad they won't let me in, because even they managed to raise their standards.
Was there 5 years ago, beautiful city.
didnt expect that from German wow
Each year there’s great changes hahah .tbh
YodaGrammar l 5 years in China means a lot of development, come back after plz
Did they treat you like a celebrity as well? :)
杜健 ？
it is hard to belive that a city that big is so clean, just shows you they are not as we were taught,[ filthy,dirty,poor] that looks like a booming city, how is this keept from the world? be blessed and safe
Chongqing is a very diverse city built on mountains. there'r very modern districts like shown in the video which is JIEFANGBEI and also very 80s district with graffiti s and u never know where ur or where' ur going because the entire city is pretty much a mountain
It is the media and politicians of the west kept the westerners from knowing the Today China. Kept you guys in the mind set of pre- yr 2000 China, one way to hide their inadequacy. A good Ostrich tactic by putting your head in the sand.
China is far from perfect, but they are striving towards that.
Honestly, my image towards Chongqing's streets is not that good. When I first visited Chongqing a couple of years ago, I immediately thought that it's not very clean in the street, even in its most developed district with lots of tourist attractions. I'm not sure in your eyes, how clean is a city to be considered clean, but I definitely compared Chongqing with the city I came from which is relatively more organised and clean at least in the central districts. If you like a city to be messy, chaotic and spatially 3D (all in a good way), then I recommend this city.
@Jari Lahdenpera Suomalainen?
Chongqing had been always a heavy industrial city and a military production place in SW of China and it (maybe all SW of China) is called the backgarden of China ... it was the capital of China during the Japanese and WWII and was not physically invaded at all by Japan...the mentality of the locals are different from the north / east coast’s of China (where experienced foreign harassment for centuries ) and you could say Chongqing or Sichuan or SW provinces are the true colours of ancient China...it’s why it has been secretly kept away from outside world, however, its political importance can be seen through the foreign government consulates set up in Chongqing...
Amazing. Chongqing was the wartime capital in 1940s when the Japanese invaded Shanghai and Beijing; they bombed the hell of this city and many many died. Now it is rebuilt to its glory. Thank you for letting me see this.
Westerners think China is dirty but it's the cleanest country I've been to. Coming back to America is like I'm entering a third world country.
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China still have many ways to improve ,many Chinese know that our country is a developing country and still have a long way to catch USA.But that does not mean we would look down upon ourselves ,China welcome any fair criticism but not slander.
Chinese don’t brag because we know that we’re not yet perfect, and the government still plans a lot to improve the rural areas, they are building bridges and transportation everywhere just to connect the whole China together, and that provides a lot of new jobs too. The problem in US is that they don’t invest on infrastructures, instead they pour all the money on Wall Street 🙂 they need to build a lot more so people will have jobs, also the cost of living for normal citizens will be lower.
@J KAYLA Too many homeless, needles and shit on the roads
@J KAYLA I don't like homeless people on the road.Is that true. That is not good.
Thank you for your report, Chinese people are kind and friendly, but the foreign media are always reporting negative content against China, and many of them are false, which is so sad.
The kind and friendly people are Japanese and Vietnamese people
Samir Av now stick your head back in the sand please!
Samir Av not funny at all
@@samirav1137 We were being threaten when we travelled in Vietnam... Nightmare!
@@samirav1137 Vietnamese people? is this a joke?
In china they never claim they the best ... my chinese friends always say they are improved.. just to show how humble they are with the words.
I agree
humble is a good way to stay hunger which is almost part of Chinese culture.
ye most of my chinese friends in China thinks their country is the worst and tell me all countries did much better on the corona pandemic.
me：wtf where did you get that info？！
them：from the american and taiwan tv shows, they never lie.
Amazing 🥰Its so beautiful and clean there as you noted. I take my hat off to china I can't wait for part 2. Thank you Alex for these series of videos on China.
Chongqing is just one of the second-tier cities in China. There are actually many cities like Chongqing in China now, but because of the western media, most foreigners just know Shanghai, Beijing and Hongkong, which is a pity. The whole Chongqing is more like a province in China, not an ordinary city. The city-area of Chongqing has about 10 million people.
Province’s capital city mostly is large size in china.
CQ is special. It’s 4D n very impressive!
Chongqing leads it on the 2nd tier list.
Which is more developed? Chongqing or Chengdu? And why did they separate Chongqing from Sichuan?
@@Amidat chengdu is capital of a province while chongqing is more important as a city-province both politically and economically.
Fun to watch this! I lived and taught in Chongqing between 2017-2018. We're currently doing a China series ourselves right now. I didn't film much of Chongqing city center so it's really cool to see this all again. I recognize almost everything. Thanks for sharing :) I miss it!
Great to hear, will checkout your vlogs!
Ales, this place is amazing! I must let my Chinese Wife take me here. My eyes filled with lights! Thanks for the show.
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They treat you nicely because 1st they don't see many foreigners there. 2nd, because they want to leave foreigners visiting their country with a nice memory. Just being hospitable. That is what most Chinese were taught when growing up. Treat other's elder and youngling as your own. Treat guests with manners. If you find even a penny by the road curb, give it to the police, etc. Of course, there are bad people in any country. So if you see anybody who is acting bad, please contact the police.
You know nothing about it dude. the reason way the guy handed them tea is because he is a stuff of the resturant behind him, and he is responsbile for greating passerbys and getting them in. Chinese scoeity is very complex I would say, which contains every element you would like to find, both positve and negative. In the end, how you see a foreign countiry actually reflects who are you.
Robert Tc dude why do you believe the worst in people. is it because of your own personal experience？i feel sorry for you.
As a Chinese, I should say, these comments are not biased (too much). But it's real that the way to see a country reflects something. Considering BBC.
tik tok actually came from a chinese company
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yes y r right
yes，its belong to a company named“ZIJIETIAODONG”
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Yes, but China uses a different server and app named as "Douyin" with totally same function and user interface, under the same company Bytedance.
Thank you for promoting my country objectively and impartially.China exists many problems, we humbly accept criticism from other countries based on the facts, such as environmental problems (in fact, we are also more and more attention to the protection of the environment), but in the western media, China has often been described as a hell on earth, most are fake news, it is difficult to see the positive reports about China.I can understand what the western media are doing,they have their own political goals. To a large extent, they cannot accept that a communist country can become rich and powerful.As a human being, Chinese people also have the right to live a life like that of western developed countries. For us, this is the greatest human right.Whatever the plans of all governments, I hope that people will get along with each other in peace and friendship, no matter what country they live in.After all, for most of us, politics is not our main concern. It's what we eat next!
I was there summer of 2008. Most amazing city in the world. Super modern, historically old, mountain green nature, giant underground caves, two major rivers converging. Immensely huge and beautiful!!!
I live in Chongqing for 2 years ❤️
It's amazing ❤️
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Chongqing is known as "The City of Beauties".
My late wife told me that the following is a very old saying about Chongqing: When a married man visits Chongqing for the first time he will ask himself, "Why did I marry so early?"
thank you
Glenn W. LOL I find chinese ladies beautiful! Hope i can go someday to this lovely city!
兄弟 这个你都翻译给老外了
went to China 10 years ago it was one of the best experiences in my life, such a beautiful country
I agree
As Chinese, we love our country, Welcome to my country. Thank you for showing the real China.
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I have been to Chonqing 8 times it’s a wonderful city
ChongQing is always my hometown even though I have been living in Toronto for 20 years since I left Chongqing as a child. It has developed itself from a third tier city in China to a modern city in just 20 years. Everytime I go back to Chongqing I get lost because of rapid expansion and new infrastructure. Best of all, the hot pot in ChongQing, it is an unique dining experience you will never forget :)
"The population is bigger than my country" OMG I DIED HAHAHA
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I would be in Chongqing after Corona Virus ended...China is nice place
China is always welcome to u～
Welcome, bro. China will always there wait for you, and if you come I willing to be your personal tour guide with no charge. I'm still waiting for the flight back to China which is pretty disappointed now, I wish you all the best and have a nice experience in China! Cheers
welcome
啥人都欢迎
Beautiful Chongqing, wish I could visit Chongqing someday.
你来重庆我亲自去接你请你吃火锅👏👏
Sun Tan 随时可以过来啊。。。
welcome
welcome brothers
The lightning is unbelievably beautiful. And your cameraman did a good job.
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That's amazing..... Mind boggling china 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
Hi Alex, Greetings from Toronto. I am glad I found your Chanel. Congratulations for the content. I have had the opportunity to host students from China and I am fortunate to lean and appreciate such amazing culture. Thanks for showing such beautiful information about China. I promised to one of the students that I will visit China in the future and I will do it. I will keep following your Chanel. Keep up the good work.
I hope you are able to visit China in a not too distant future. Until then, please take care and stay safe!
Thank you Oscar, for being a wonderful host to the international students, that means a lot to them. I was staying with a Canadian family when I first came to Vancouver as an international student. They are the most amazing people in the world and they made me feel like Canada is my second home.
Welcome, I wish you will have nice and unforgettable memories in China! Greeting from thunder bay!
Thank you for sharing such an amazing perspective towards a city i have never heard of. Watched your video for the first time and have subscribed.
Thank you for introducing Chongqing to the world. Great video!
Hey bro can't believe you're channel has not boomed yet good content best wishes.
Hi thanks, please share my videos much appreciated
His channel will not boom, because filters it and will not let most Americans see it.
Why China divided the wall, because the outside world limits the current, will only smear China!
Dude, i was once in Chong Qing, even as a chinese, i was shocked by their buildings and architectures, a 3-D city built in the mountains, incredible.
I was there for a month in 2008. It is an AMAZING!! City absolutely amazing.
This guy is 100% correct. Chongqing is one of the world’s most amazing cities (I’ve been LA, San Francisco, Seattle, NYC, Chicago, Atlanta, Lots of US cities, Berlin, Munich, Dresden, Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Mexico City,
several Mexico cities, Beijing, Chengdu, Lanzhou, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok other cities in Thailand)
Chongqing is in a category all its own. A wonder city
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China is an amazing country full of colour and contrasts. i wish more westerners could be like Alex and his other mates he does a livestream with. I use to live in a western country and in 40 years of my life there, I have never ever received free tea or coffee from a random stranger. Instead i get a lot of leeches asking for cigarettes. Currently a lot of comments say Chinese are becoming racist to foreigners. If offering free tea is considered racist, I would love to live in this city
Thank you for letting us know the real China instead of the western media telling us! Great job!
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@@Reporterfy really thanks bro，people should know each other
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Chongqing, Bladerunner, Akira and Appleseed type skylines are here and now.
Great video showing a crazy sized mega city, thank you for sharing.
Chongqing is one of the biggest cities in southeast China and also is one of the municipalities just like Beijing, Shanghai, and Tianjin. ♥️ from Chongqing
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Glade that you’re having fun. Glade that you’re showing this.
Great video and I really like how you weave the information through out. It's almost like I'm seeing real journalism again! Crazy
Glad you enjoyed it!
I've been to Chongqing a couple of times, and I'm from Malaysia. Wonderful scenic place and full of history.
The cities in China can't be compared with western cities. I think China is ahead of time.
I love China...the safest place
Thank you for the wonderful video. Good luck and enjoy China.
Thank you too!
subscribed instantly! awesome content! greeting from NZ
thank you for introducing my hometown to everyone!! I born in CQ and studying in UK, I love my city and wish my city is well known to more visitors there are more cities than just Beijing, shanghai, Guangzhou. I would say kind people are everywhere, it does not matter which race, nationality, gender, or religion they believe, also Chinese culture tell ppl should welcome guests and treat them well and friendly. Recently I am very sad about how western media said about China, but I still wanna say, no country is perfect, if you are curious or unsure about something, go find it out by YOURSELF, do not just trust surface information from media. again thank you for the video!
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何必去在意西方人對中國的評價呢？！ 要記得沒有中國古代的四大發明 造紙、印刷術、火藥、指南針 就沒有西方的文藝復興和工業革命， 而造就了西方200多年的富強， 現在又轉到東方的中國，將再把過去2000多年稱霸世界第一的位置搞回來！ 中國年輕人要有民族自信！😏
I went to China 2 years ago, basically my mom decided to get our family to China for some fun, because she likes adventures, I went to Chongqing and DAMN it was fucking beautiful, I will be damned honest with you, if it werent for I cant speak Chinese, I'd live in Chongqing over Paris, London andNew York.
Oh, thank you bro. I’m actually from Chongqing(Chungking), now I’m doing my degree in Singapore, I miss my hometown almost very day! Tonight I watched your video and sooooo happy. Thanks for you and your video.
Your welcome
Last year I went to Chongqing for the first time and spent 2 days in there. I have to say that even for me as a Chinese mainlander, Chongqing is really a surprising place. It absolutely deserves a larger reputation like the other first-tier cities in China such as Shanghai and Guangzhou.
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Had you been to the neighboring Chengdu city, you might see a lot more foreigners there. It is just as massive as Chongqing, but also distinctly different.
I have been, beautiful city
Many Westerners 'understanding of China is still in the Cold War era when East and West confronted decades ago. The values and ideologies of Western society determine
the Westerners' impression of China's engraving.
Secondly, the US and Western governments and media are not unaware of China ’s rapid development over the past 40 years, but China ’s rapid rise has made them feel pressured and psychologically unbalanced, because this has completely subverted their values and they cannot accept it. A Communist Party-led China can achieve such amazing achievements.
Your talk beginning at 3:20 was very insightful, some truthful insights without prejudice.
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@@Reporterfy I have been a subscriber for quite a while. By the way the tea the young guy offered you was a kind of dessert herbal tea. Very nutritious.
With all the tension between china and the us(the west), its nice to see a westerner walking down and filming without ever felt threatened. Same cant be said if you are asian walking down the street in the west
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Komals Kosasih I am Chinese, I live in the US, I no longer jog on the street anymore. I don’t want to be attacked.
@@apapapapapap i am so sorry for you :(
In Germany, its not better. Many turkish people i know here are used bully chinese and claim shit about them. My friend always got bullied by his classmates. They said he would eat dog meat. But when it came up to a nazi german, they stood up for "no to racism"...
I don't care what people say China's development is staggering from what I witnessed and experienced. And I only traveled from Guangzhou to Beijing with Zhujiajiao water town near Shanghai. So many mini metropolises along the way that were highly developed and I didn't even know where the heck we were on the train lol. Such nice and welcoming people willing to help. Even if they didn't know english they all bust out this handheld translation device you speak into, amazing. Not so amazing still is the pollution and water quality, but relatively safe wherever I went. Plus China continues to have epic mega projects for environmentally friendly development that has drastically cut down pollution levels, or a high speed rail right to the great wall, which is to be completed this year actually. Not to mention the millions of people they've brought out of rural areas and into cities. Their high speed rail system all throughout the country is phenomenal btw, think Japan Shinkansen or the Eurail. Everything is state of the art. But you really see a country still in development. I was also like a celebrity there and my buddy and I had a bunch of picture requests with people, and people genuinely curious about folks outside of their sort of bubble. I say that because yes, they have Bing, WeChat, etc. but it's like a country still trying to find their own voice yet remain as one. That's monocultures folks. Btw you should see/experience Pizza Hut and KFC out there. Not like ours at all! Think a full-fledged Boston Pizza with added Chinese menu options, it's nuts! Thank for this video :)
Breathtakingly beautiful!
Thank you for these videos. As a Chinese American constantly seeing anti-China commentary coming from the President, media, and people its been very depressing. Its nice to see something positive about China for once.
Chongching is beauitful
Yes, you're right, no one knows this city! Fantastic. You are great!
Great job! Thank you for showing Chongqing to the world! I am fan of you and gweilo 60!
It's my hometown. Thank you for nicely showing it in your channel. It's well-known by hot pot, grilled fish, noodles, etc....those foods you should taste. Ciqikou street is also worthy of your visit. If you have time, Wulong is a good choice. Welcome to CQ.
The valet of the restaurant is usually soliciting by giving "try me" free food to the passerby. Or giving warm tea to customers waiting in line when the restaurant is busy.
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Thank you for showing a positive side of China 😊
Alex, you are the man who put Chongqing on the map and brought fame to it thru your fellow youtubers. It is your great enthusiasm that excitement about Chongqing that bring the best to your videos! Hope you get back to China soon and show more of China in your unique way!
I appreciate that! It's these exact comments that drive me to get the most out of my videos. Pk I truly appreciate these kinds words
Thanks Alex this one is the best Yet you have produced what a City indeed I will definitely have to visit this part of China in the future ok hope to see you on your live Chat in a few days All the best to you both 😄 from Donnie in Regina Canada..
Thanks Donnie say hello to my sister in Regina
It's a nice piece of video .
And I appreciate the way you explain the details and hope you can come up with more videos so maybe you can help bring Americans closer to Chinese culture . It would be wonderful .
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Chongqing isn't the "city nobody's heard of". It's 30 million people with a strong local culture.
Most foreigners outside of China dont know this city exists. At least thats our personal opinion. We agree this city is extraordinary! Thank you for your comment and support. Please subscribe and share with friends. Dont miss our future videos and click notification bell.
Go china go..make perfect world.. love from Sri Lanka..
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Thank you for telling the world of what real China is. You are doing a great job.
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I like your narration and presentation Reporterfy. I discovered you through the group chat video with gweilo 60 and others. You got my subscription and wish you the best!
Welcome aboard!
After 30+ yrs of reform and opening up, Chinese people are eager to show the works they have done in the past few decades and just be friends to everyone on the planet!
Good recording. Keep bringing us more about China!
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Nice! Reminds me of Times Square with all the lights and signs. I simply need to get to this city as quick as they will let me! :-) Alex you are a true Ambassador for Chongqing 重庆市 ! So interesting about the WeChat! The Cave section was unexpected and interesting to watch! Spiderman sorta seemed out of place. :-) If stuff calms down, I look forward to One Night In Bangkok for a drink someday when the curfews lift. If not that, meeting you at your or Michele's TH-cam Silver Button Celebration!
Its messages like this that motivate me to continue to produce content. God Bless Ken you are an amazing person
@@Reporterfy Alex, my wife's name is Judy. Perhaps you could share those nice words with her about me. I would make it worth your while. :-)
China is awsome. Love from Pakistan.
You stay at the entrance of the restaurant, so the restaurant will give you water. This is the basic principle of entertaining guests.
Go take the 1h 15 min train journey to the 400 km away neighbor city of Chongqing, Chengdu. It is more fascinating than Chongqing in case of development, because really NOBODY knows that city. I went there in autumn 2019 and I was shocked what I saw. The capital of a mountain province where literally nobody lives between the cities, is clean, modern and HUGE! I always thought that this city in the middle of nowhere is a poor and dirty city like in Central Africa, but I was wrong, really wrong. It was a 100 times better than my home city of Frankfurt, Germany.
I have been to Chengdu
People's Republic of Future. Respect from Montreal.
Thank for showing our real country to the world😊👍🏻
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There is an old saying said by Confucius: 有朋自远方来，不亦乐乎. It means Isn't it pleasant to have friends come from afar? This kind of culture deeply impact on Chinese people, so they very welcome those tourists who visit their city. Especially like you guys, the few foreigners they could meet. This is why people you meet in China are so hospitable. BTW, CHONGQING is called city of mountain in China. The whole city was built on mountains.
please stop the quote from that old gullible fool! you make me wanna puke especially when i have watch a video of that poor Sigaporean who got beaten by the english bullocks for doign absolutely nothing wrong.
So cool...never been but will try go next time I’m in China once the virus dissipates..question do you go to chongqing first from HK or Shanghai? Is there a high speed rail service to chongqing from HK or Shanghai? Thanks and great video
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Trump: china stole our LED lights!🤣
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It only takes a small step forward to be rewarded with the things you will ever experience, sometimes. Not everyone is capable of opening their mind as you do Alex. Thanks for taking me to where I have not been.
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Love your videos and commentary. Nice to hear good things about China without all the negativism. Very Canadian.
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@@Reporterfy Yes I definitely have subscribed to you. Have you been to the Raffles City mall in Chongqing? The Discover Walking Tours TV you-tube makes it look like the most beautiful and upscale mall that I ever seen in the world, period. Are these places really representative of Chinese cities or do they only represent a small corner of the very best. I have never been to Chongqing but all the recent you tube videos that I have seen make it look so highly developed and beautiful with the mountainous terrain.
thinks for your video shows real china, I hope you enjoy the trip to Chongqing, but i have been Chongqing, winter is not a good time to visit it is too cold. sorry, i forgot you from Canada:)
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Lovely saw you are so surprised in ChongQin - “double happy city” this city has unique spirit in China - beautiful night, beautiful girls, and spicy food!
All "Chungking express" fans, hit like!
This dude is super cool, yet millions of us know Chongqing from the Wong Kar-Wai's classic movie. Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, Faye Wong, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Brigitte Lin. The movie is sensational!! 🌋
This is wonderful, now i want to visit this city in China, its beautiful and incredible. I hope when the virus is under control we can travel to another countries again.
I lived in chongqing for 6 months but now I’m in my home country due to covid-19. wish I can go back to chongqing soon, I really miss jiefangbei and its food❤️
There is a misconception that only China's coastal cities are developed and that all the interior cities are lagging behind and are without infrastructures or electricity. Thank you for showing this other part of China.
Right, but people must be extremely dumb to think that any city in China would have no electricity. If I am not mistaken, most people in the world (much more than 50%) have it
There is impressive infrastructure all over China. I remember a biker who crossed from Mongolia to China in the early 2000s. He noticed, that the petrol stations in China had a much higher service and security standard like in OECD countries. Still, I hope that Mongolia, which also had amazing economic growth following China, will also be a modern country with good infrastructure. As they became the world's second socialist state in 1922, they maybe also see the priority for good infrastructure throughout rural areas
I like your videos. these are real Chinese people and real life in China. in China you can go everywhere you want. welcome to my hometown Chengdu
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You don’t see light show building like this in any countries only in China cities
Tbh China is still china cz its not flooded with foreigners. They were able to preserve thr culture
I visited Chongqing 5 years ago. One of my favorite Chinese cities! And as you say, not too many tourists even though there are quite a lot of attractions nearby.
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Hope you had a wonderful time in Chong Qing! I want to visit there very soon.
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Great video! Many thanks!