144th ranked healthcare system. Appalling social infrastructure. You going on about how good yours is , is like an American going to John Hopkins and saying how great everything is . Doctors per citizen ratio is unbelievably bad .
@@JohnSmith-sm7ez The data do not tell everything. China is very big and the health resource are not homogeneous distributed. The chinese hospitals are very effective, so even with low doctor/citizen ratio people don't need to wait month long to see the doctor or for a check like Ultrasound, MRT etc. The hospital in this video is really new and modern. But even the old hospitals are digitalized, so they work much effective than their colleges in US.
Wow, a general visit at $12 is excellent. A general visit, then who cares if its first or 144th ranked health care system, it’s a general visit. We saw what they did when Covid first hit, they built a 4000 bed hospital and never got to use all the bed. At the time, here in California, we had bodies stacked up all over hallways. So long as the sicken ones get to see a doctor in time, who cares at patient/doctor ratio? Besides, according to this girl, not just a general doctor visit, everything is relatively inexpensive. That’s everything.
Western media always criticizes China as not free, pollute,poor and backward.But I see that City is very new, the sky is very blue, and the air is very good.🤣
Heavy industrialization is not good for a better air quality, it is a statistical certainty everywhere. That's why it is not possible to believe such things especially from China which it has the strictest law about giving informations including the pollution levels.
@@Jayjay-2007 your need to travel before make such comment, Yes china use to have air problem that some 10-15 yrs ago, since then they shut down all back street factory and move them to designate factory area, and polute is strictly control. wear mask that got nothing with poluted, go to vietnam/thai land almost everyone wear mask why? I bet you dont know that and it not because of covid
@@Jayjay-2007It really depends on where you are in China.Yes, there is air pollution here and there. But most of the places are getting so much better than before. Geographically, south is much better than north.In my province, we have more than two thirds of the days rated as with excellent air quality, especially in Zhoushan,Lishui,Taizhou .
The main difference is, China has a Healthcare system where they take care of all the people. And US has a Healthcare industry, where they take care of the rich.
One thing I noticed is the pristine and cleanliness of the surroundings. Your vblogs put rests many of the negative reporting that the press would like us to believe. Keep us posted more of your content. I hope to make a journey to post Covid China sometime real soon.
One of the most competitive factors of chinese big hospitals is the efficiency. My husband wanted to do a Xray for his spine in Canada Montreal. He waited more than 6 month.(go to private clinic still needs 4 weeks.) He went to Guangzhou China hospital. It took him 3 hours from taking the Xray, getting the picture and consulting doctor. He now waits for going back to china to do a full body check up.
Merci beaucoup Sabrina pour nous montrer qu'en Chine on peut se faire soigner très correctement et surtout pas cher. Le peuple chinois a beaucoup de chance d'avoir un gouvernement qui s'occupe de son peuple et ne fait la guerre ou le policier du Monde
144 th ranked healthcare system in China by the way . Pure cherrypicked nonsense this. Way of US cancer survival rates . Appalling social infrastructure overall in China.
In China, if I want to see a doctor, I can see every day. In the UK, I just wait….! Fortunately, I went to Shanghai in April for a full-body examination, including ultrasound, electrocardiogram, color Doppler ultrasound, gastroscopy, colonoscopy, and blood tests. All the examinations were completed within three days, and all my examination reports were received within a week!
China 144th ranked healthcare system. Overall social care is appalling, I got my full body back in 2 days in London. Is that ok with you? Doctors per citizen ratio in China is incredibly poor.
@@JohnSmith-sm7ez These people are sharing and talking out of their own experiences, not something they've heard or read. Why you keep trying to argue in every post with people who share their good experiences about China's medicare? Who gives a shit what ranking China's healthcare system is and who rank them anyway. You rather believe some algorithm than people who actually been through the situation? What's wrong with you? If you so believe in ranking, here's one. US currently rank #1 in GDP. So they should be rich, right? But you know what, Janet Yellen just went to China 2 weeks ago and begged the Chinese who is only #2 in GDP to buy more US bonds. Does the ranking tell you that the US is going broke soon if the world don't buy their bonds anymore? You got your full body back in 2 days. That's good for you. Stay at London then.
China has a higher life expectancy than America. Thanks for explaining why. Access to quality health care is limited to the insured in America. China looks after all her citizens.
@@chunyanmi5643Canada does look after it’s citizens in healthcare accessible to all. But it’s totally different in US. Even the Obama efforts in health insurance has been half and half and also being undermined all the time by Congress
In China you have the right to free or inexpensive healthcare that is top-notch! In the US you have the right to mortgage your house for healthcare and become homeless afterwards or simply go without it and die!
One thing is China very proactive in keeping their health care cost down. They used to buy expensive MRI and pay the very expensive maintenance cost. This is why China developed their own MRI to cut the cost. The size of China population simply more economical to have their own technology. But that is not what the west want. They wanted to continue to make profit having China relying on them. They only wanted to de risk the possibility of China developing their own technology.
I’m glad that there are others out there seeing the big picture and the big moves China is making to benefit the rest of the world, eventually possibly even help the people in Western countries once their hegemony collapse and their governments can no longer sufficiently pull the wool over their people’s eyes ✊
From what I've heard, tests are fast, efficient and affordable. Whether it be ultrasound, MRI, CT, blood tests, etc, it's done the same day or same week. I think that's very important, diagnosis or early diagnosis is essential to proper treatment.
I have tried to get an MRI seen on doctor, and he said that the insurance won't cover it. So he made me mad so I thought if I get another doctor l would get it nope he said that MRI is for soft tissue 😬 as far as I know stomach is soft tissue.
my blood test result was just in 2 hours in China. Doctors told me to eat something outside then come back. The test result was confidential sealed and only i can open it.
My mom returned to China after living in the us for 7 years. One day she fell and and was ambulanced to the hospital. She was diagnosed diabetes, had two CT s, head and chest, and many other tests, plus medicines. Since she wasn't in China for a while she didn't have the new insurance card and had to pay out of my pocket (later she got her card and everything was reimbursed). The whole cost was us$500, yes five hundred. I wonder how much it would cost in the us?
I went back to China in 2019, after my previous trip in 1996. And what a big difference in those 20+ years. I was in Foshan prefecture in Guangzhou province, and near my cousin's house I saw a massive building, thinking it was an office block. I asked my cousin what that building was and he said it was a newly built hospital dedicated for maternal and paediatric care.
@@dragonred3576 I do not know the name of the hospital, I did try and find it on google map. It was the only large building on that side of the skyline, and all the other tall buildings were in the opposite side of the skyline. I was viewing it from my cousin's house rooftop.
@3:40 just another example to show how friendly Chinese are. If you were to do that in America, they would have looked at you like you were stupid or something... instead of smile & greeting back
a nation that is prosperous and peaceful is a happy nation. amurikkka tries too damn hard to make the entire world super miserable so that it can be in control...why lord why?? why you create such monsters??
I had a good friend from Shanghai, he went to a hospital really early in the morning and took the number to queue...his number was 300 and there are 280 something people ahead of him...they cleared the queue so fast within less than 45 mins. China is a result oriented country...no bullshit. I am not going to lie, there are a lot of things need to be improved in China but they heading in the right direction.
People in China prefer the best hospital and best Doctor. If you attend to the best Then you need to wait. That's fair. Most medical facility will not need to wait Like you said.
My old neighbour moved to California 40 years ago and she told me a normal medical consultation for a common cold can cost you easily USD250 and above. This is excluding cold and flu medicine. That's why they never dare to go for a doctor if they have flu, cold and cough even though they have medicare. If they use it too frequently, the premium will become more expensive next year.
That is very true. I was in US through out the 90s. One time I felt very sick so my manager called me an ambulance to the hospital. But I don't have any insurance. A week later I received a bill of $650 just for the 10 mins ambulance ride alone. After that when I went back to work, I asked my manager " Why didn't you call me a cab instead?"🤣🤣
My mom returned to China after living in the us for 7 years. One day she fell and and was ambulanced to the hospital. She was diagnosed diabetes, had two CT s, head and chest, and many other tests, plus medicines. Since she wasn't in China for a while she didn't have the new insurance card and had to pay out of my pocket (later she got her card and everything was reimbursed). The whole cost was us$500, yes five hundred. I wonder how much it would cost in the us?
Thank you for speaking the truth and showed the world what China is actually like! China is not perfect but it is not as bad as what the western media have portraited. Keep up with the good work!
not every hospital is like this. Many old hospitals are quite small, crowded and full of parked cars. But all the hospitals in China are very effective in compare with their colleges in west.
My friend from Canada went to Shenzhen hospital. He was amazed from doctor consultation to blood test for coagulation then back to doctor consultation (with blood test result) all within one hour. Super efficient!
It is normal in China and we Chinese thought it is same for the world. But the reality is not as we thought . We rock the world for the hospital efficiency.
Your video just popped up in my recommendations and I'm glad I watched it, you seem to be such a nice and open person and China is friendly and safe. Feels like future to me. Thank you!
US has got zero-dollar-shopping the cheapest healthcare in the world, just walk into any pharmacies grab any medicines you want without paying money 😂🤣😁 加油 Sabrina, your vlog is great.
wow phenomenal! I never expected this convenience and affordability in China - I immigrated to Toronto 4 years ago and am still yet to be able to find a family doctor available...
@@slomo4672I am planning to . Because China is Always my dream place to move back to my motherland , and Vietnam too 😃😃😃👍👍👍👍 love China always 💕💕💕🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳 love Vietnam 💕💕💕🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳 and love Russia💕💕💕🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺!!!
Sabrina, thank you so much for spreading truth about China and the love & respect they have for all people. I’m Chinese born and raised in the Netherlands and it hurts me that people here believe the lies about China that are told by the Western media. Even a lot of immigrated Chinese here, what hurts me even more. Why they want to believe all the lies while at the same time they say they love Chinese in the Netherlands? Why don’t they bother to do some research on the internet? Truth is out there and if you’re able to believe it, it’s easy to find the truth. I’m thankful for you and all the other good hearted people who really want to strive for a better world by making these videos. Sending you much love and appreciation 💖💖💖
@@ACho168 Thank you for your kind and wise words. Yes I have to let it go, which I started a short time ago and I will learn how to put words in questions. Love and peace💖
Thank you Sabrina for not only showing us China, but just for being there and showing the Chinese people foreigners. Most have never seen one before. People like you are helping to make our world better simply by being there and interacting and educating people about different cultures and different peoples. Cheers from NYC!
I’m Chinese British and our NHS is on the brink of collapsing. In 2021, I finally had my surgery after waiting for almost 3 years due to Covid backlogs. I was kicked out of hospital after one night by the junior doctor saying there’s not enough hospital beds! Millions of ppl waited years to be treated. And yet I’m paying thousands in taxes and national insurance every year! 🤷🏻♀️
Sounds like a really efficient medical system. Thanks for sharing. People in Britain and Canada would brag they would not have had to pay a cent for the same appointment....but in reality they are paying a lot more in taxes to fund a less efficient and inflated healthcare system. Same appointment would have included a 4 hour wait in the west as an example. The doctor would prescribe unnecessary expensive medication because of bonuses and incentives from big Pharma. They would also require the patient to return several times to increase their quota and income. No cost to the patient for each visit but heavy cost to taxpayera.
Thanks for this info, now I know why our private clinics prescribe so many types of unnecessary medicines to us, we simply leave most of them untouch on our shelf. And I'm from SEA
My mother just got injured by slipping at the bridge of Heilongtan Park - Lejiang, she was later went to the local hospital and got the medication result like CT and checkup after 4 hours. For a hospital in a remote area like Lejiang, the quality of services and facilities from the hospital are so good and fast. And the cost was 240 RMB.
I'm from Shanghai, China, and I love my motherland. Although there are still many areas to be improved in China, we are making progress day by day. We are not as bad as the West says. Why should we be discredited? Don't China people deserve a good life? As Jackson Wang said, come to China and have a look. It's a beautiful country with hardworking and enthusiastic people. Damn western media.
"Although there are still many areas to be improved in China" can i ask you 3 question about that if you don't mind? i'm tired of propaganda from both sides who don't live there and i genuinely would love to understand somethings.
@@YingHou-zo1py 1- i watched some f*** up webms where people don't ever bother to put animals (dogs+calves+...) down before they skin/boil/dis>mem>br/eat them alive fore consumption ... why such a thing and what cpc try to do about that? is it common? is there backlash from public if they heard/see such a thing? 2- is tofu dregs buildings a phenomena? i watched a div try to explain that china and USA have the same annual numbers of falling bridges, but everyone know infrastructures in us is old so it make sense, meanwhile in china plenty of the falling bridges/buildings i watched in anti-sino channels are new. why is that? what cpc did in recent years to fight this? what will happen in future to the ones who slip under radar in the past? why entrepreneurs there make such short cuts by using cheap materials which will danger the life of citizens? aren't they afraid of government? or is the scale/reality of thing are different from what i see in those channels? 3-i was going to ask about school knife attacks, but don't bother to reply about this cause i figure it up, china is a huge country twice as Europe, so no need to highlight it as a serious problem while in Finland if the same happened twice or thrice a year is no big deal. or isn't?
Hospital consultation in the US usually starts around USD100 not including the medicine which would have cost another 100 at a minimum and if its a specialist it can even go up to 1000, My family lives in twin peaks SF but have moved to Arizona because SF totally unsafe nowadays
Hospital consultation in the china price is $1.5,Specialist consultations are around $3-$5,Specialists from large hospitals also make occasional trips to various parts of the country to provide free consultations to the elderly,If you use drugs, you have surgery, you have medical insurance reimbursement, up to 100% reimbursement rate, but there are many people in the country who think that our medical system is not doing well, because they believe that in the United States to see a doctor is free, to take medicine is free, to have surgery is free, everything is free
@5:03, given the high number of patients, this modern healthcare facility is well organized, efficiently staffed, and deploys computerized patient record keeping. Definitely a first class healthcare system.
Dear Sabrina, you are fantastic with your coverage of your first hand experience and encounters in China. Your program is authentic, truthful and interesting. Thank you and please keep it up with your great discovery and sharing. Enjoy and please take care.
In fact, the hospital in the video is one of the best hospitals in China (in terms of doctor quality, environmental conditions, and medical facilities), so her registration fee is so expensive (50 yuan). I guess she met a medical professor; For reference, the price for ordinary people to register in a large hospital is generally 5-12 yuan, and most of the cost of drugs and treatment can be paid through (national) medical insurance. If you have additional commercial medical insurance, the amount of your out-of-pocket expenses will also be reimbursed on a pro-rata basis. Generally speaking, I think China's medical security system still has problems with imperfect coverage of drugs and people, and needs continuous optimization and reform. After all, as a universal public service that needs to cover a huge population with different symptoms and income groups, it still leaves many people facing a shortage of doctors and more expensive treatments. After all, we still have many poor people who need help.
Amazing Sabrina!I am a healthy senior here in the US, i wonder if I can apply for a student visa to go to China to study Chinese language, calligraphy and painting? Whoa, Sabrina you have been making so many inspiring videos of China, now I definitely want to come to China( all your fault Sabrina, haha!} but i am serious though, I don’t want to rot in the US in my old age! Any leads on this prospect, anybody? And I love Hangzhou! I was there in 1983!
Just come. The living cost here is so low comparing with the US. And it's so damn safe for living.u can dance everyday with other grannies at parks or squares,do some taichi exercise, have some coffe or green teas talking with chinese sisters here.
The more I hear from China the more impressed I am. Thank you for your interesting vlogs. I wish they had long term visas for retirees. I would most likely move there to a smaller city.
I recommend Meizhou（湄洲）island in Fujian province of China.its a very beautiful island arounded by beautiful sea sceneries.its a good place for holidays
I think China can vigorously develop medical care, and as an external industry, projects that others spend weeks or even months can be completed in China in a day or two, and the price is not expensive. It can also greatly alleviate the pressure of domestic medical treatment
In the US, you would have also spent at least 1 or 2 hours waiting for your appointment. I am ALWAYS early for doctor appointments, and I still will have to wait 1 or 2 hours PAST my scheduled time.
Sweet dolly I am so pleased for you🙂👏! The environment, the divine music you were showing, these bits alone adds to the healing process and when there is the kindness of doctors the efficiency it adds more to the healing process then the treatment and coming out is the icing on the cake, wow! Again I do hope the medicines you've been given have no lethal side effects but are 100% pure natural, healing medicine and I hope you enjoy taking them because they make you healthy...that is what I wonder...🙂🙏. Enjoy your dinner and God bless you, lovely video🙂👏❤👍.
@@exploreplanet930but all the costs are way much cheper. definition of rich is how much spending power you have, whats the point to have higher income but can't afford to buy more.
A few years ago it cost me $164 to see a dermatologist for my hair loss since I didn’t have health insurance. The worst part is that the doctor couldn’t even do anything for me since he didn’t even know what caused my hair loss! That is the kind of crappy healthcare system we have here in the US!
I remember from somewhere that China is positioning the island province of Hainan to become a medical tourism destination, offering relatively affordable medical treatments for foreigners. Top notch high quality and speedy medical services for a fraction of the cost and time of the US. I’m looking forward to this becoming a reality.
is that the province western media claim to have the highest numbers in the world of cancer cases while she forgot to mention it's a result of a pop up villages to host patients around the globe who came there as a medical tourists?
no need to wait for hainan. indonesian often took healthcare in gz and shanghai. the doctors in china didn't suggest you to take the most expensive treatment. they put a super detail analyze of our bodies before suggesting anything. they will tell you the detail of what actually happen to your body, and give several options that we can choose for treatment. in indonesia, the doctors keep the analyze for themself, we are like cow entering the slaughter house.
I am from Hong Kong. Me and my family like to go to the Mainland China to do shopping, eating, get a new pair of eyeglasses, and medical services and etc . They are more affordable and professional.
I appreciate you showing how nice and affordable the hospital is and how positive you were in your video-- But I wish you would've covered some of the not-so-positive aspects. Like how overwhelming the hospitals can be for expats, the lack of privacy, doctor's bedside manner confusion about western vs TCM meds, etc......
Hi Sabrina,it’s so good to know that you really enjoy your life in China. Real feeling is always stronger than propaganda,thank you for sharing your experiences in my homeland,hope you love her more and more in future.
The right to have a decent health care and right to get education without paying unbelievable cost is human right that most Americans do NOT have. The right to feel safe and secure when you go out to the streets or in school is human right that most American do NOT have.
u americans have freedom to badmouth at your politicians and the rights to select your leaders...but still u don't have the true rights to change your society.....😢 A little ironical. What does freedom really mean to huamans?
When you walk into a RESTAURANT, and you see no CUSTOMERS, There is a very good reason for that. When you go into a restaurant, and you have to stand in line, there is a very good reason for that also. Personally, I prefer to stand in-line. but then,...... that's me.
It's a newly built hospital with streets within the campus. The hospital has long history but this campus is new. The old campus is in downtown Hangzhou.
My son is loving it teaching in Vietnam, English among other things and he will never come back to Canada his home and he does have something to say about business practices in China. However, he urges his Bolivian children to learn English such that they will be able to aspire to come back to North America. But I am sending your videos to my grandchildren in Bolivia to motivate their English so that they can come someday and be in China
Actually if you pay social insurance, you can have an insurance card and use the machines too. I think it's valid for local hospitals but not outside of your city.
it is supposed to be like this however most cities don't have it in their system. Even some hospitals in Shanghai don't accept my card because they can't find the information. @@xucg
My wife had a heart surgery done in Chengdu No.3 hospital few years back, cost us $350 ish after 85% deduction. we both Native Chinese tho, with around $60 monthly payment for health insurance.
Under $100 is inaccurate. No in China is 11 to 12 US dollars to be precise for her treatment . Big different compare to $100 US dollars HAHAHAHAHA LOL 😃😃😃👍👍👍👍 love China 💕💕💕🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳 love Vietnam 💕💕💕🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳 and love Russia 💕💕💕🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺!!!
My goodness... from the outside it looks like a top tier university campus and the inside looks like a shopping mall. It makes me depressed comparing it to the state of my countrys hospitals.
Last time I needed to see a dermatoligist in the usa I had to wait 3 months. Here in Cambodia and also in Thailand you can just go to a clinic or hospital and see a doctor without an appointment. If you have tests done you will get the results the same day.
@6:37, your total cost is about $85RMB, which is less than the $20USD copay of all healthcare insurance in USA. And you received medical attention within one hour -- awesome!
Paid themselves without CN insurance? Well were there a WL I think they would still get an advantage in the queue. Surgery faster, earn faster, no battle with the insurance institutes about what they refuse to pay.
I was in Qingdao, China. I fell down the stairs and my ankle hurt. I went to the hospital for examination. I spent 12 RMB for the registration fee. After the examination, the doctor said that I had no problems and returned the 12 RMB registration fee to me.😂
Yes Sabrina, your smile and bouncy personality shows us you are enjoying your life in China. Do you mind if I ask you when you decided to go to China and what encouraged you? thank you 👍
I decided to move because I wanted to learn about China. In university, I wrote a paper on China’s economic growth, and I wanted to see for myself. I only intended on spending a year, but the pandemic happened, and things changed.
@@Sabrina_inchina thank you Sabrina, you take the time to answer comments and questions, I appreciate that. Always enjoy your videos and have told my family they would enjoy them too.😀
I'm Chinese and I live in Shanghai. I also quite enjoy my life and feel very very lucky to be borned and raised in this country. The healthcare is even more affordable with the super affordable insurance, and I go to hospital where is very close to my apt multiple times a year just to make sure my body is 100% fit.
I had pain on my left shoulder during a business travel in NC, USA in 2007. My colleague took me to a local medical care center. A doctor talked to me nicely. She said there must be something wrong with my left shoulder wich such pain. Unfortunately, she could not do anything because it was not her specialized field and their center did not have Xray equipments. She suggested me either to go to a local hosipital specialized in this field or to see a Chinese doctor when I go back to China after the business trip. After all, the pain would not kill me. Later, I received a bill of USD 800...
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how long to see a specialist?
144th ranked healthcare system. Appalling social infrastructure. You going on about how good yours is , is like an American going to John Hopkins and saying how great everything is . Doctors per citizen ratio is unbelievably bad .
@@JohnSmith-sm7ez The data do not tell everything. China is very big and the health resource are not homogeneous distributed. The chinese hospitals are very effective, so even with low doctor/citizen ratio people don't need to wait month long to see the doctor or for a check like Ultrasound, MRT etc.
The hospital in this video is really new and modern. But even the old hospitals are digitalized, so they work much effective than their colleges in US.
Wow, a general visit at $12 is excellent. A general visit, then who cares if its first or 144th ranked health care system, it’s a general visit.
We saw what they did when Covid first hit, they built a 4000 bed hospital and never got to use all the bed. At the time, here in California, we had bodies stacked up all over hallways.
So long as the sicken ones get to see a doctor in time, who cares at patient/doctor ratio?
Besides, according to this girl, not just a general doctor visit, everything is relatively inexpensive. That’s everything.
@@JohnSmith-sm7ez Are you living in China?
Western media always criticizes China as not free, pollute,poor and backward.But I see that City is very new, the sky is very blue, and the air is very good.🤣
Heavy industrialization is not good for a better air quality, it is a statistical certainty everywhere.
That's why it is not possible to believe such things especially from China which it has the strictest law about giving informations including the pollution levels.
@@Jayjay-2007 your need to travel before make such comment, Yes china use to have air problem that some 10-15 yrs ago, since then they shut down all back street factory and move them to designate factory area, and polute is strictly control. wear mask that got nothing with poluted, go to vietnam/thai land almost everyone wear mask why? I bet you dont know that and it not because of covid
@@Jayjay-2007 If you had said that 10 years ago, you might have been right
They just plainly lie
@@Jayjay-2007It really depends on where you are in China.Yes, there is air pollution here and there. But most of the places are getting so much better than before. Geographically, south is much better than north.In my province, we have more than two thirds of the days rated as with excellent air quality, especially in Zhoushan,Lishui,Taizhou .
The main difference is, China has a Healthcare system where they take care of all the people. And US has a Healthcare industry, where they take care of the rich.
No. It serves the shareholders or capitals. Those who in 401K may have shares too. Lol
More like, those rich corps are those who actually run the country.
@@Buckzoo2030 Yup, I was referring to the people in the medical industry. 🙂
right，agree
because US is capitalist country and china is sosialis country that is difference for serving people
One thing I noticed is the pristine and cleanliness of the surroundings. Your vblogs put rests many of the negative reporting that the press would like us to believe. Keep us posted more of your content. I hope to make a journey to post Covid China sometime real soon.
China is cleaner than European countries and for sure better than japan and the US.
Go China Goal.
Go China Goal.
Go China Goal.
From a ChineseS’porean
Welcome to China.
需要明确的一点是博主去的是公立医院，也就是政府建立的不以盈利为目的的医院。一般来说公立医院是满足民众的基本保障。特别是中国这样贫穷的发展中国家。从视频中看来明显不是。中国的公立医院是有最好的医生，最好的设备，最好的效率的。跟您说一个惊人的数据，中国公立医院的医生一天大概要看70-100个病人。真的很感恩他们。虽然有较高的收入，但是累也是真的累。
As a normal man you should be angry asking why western media has brainwashed you so many years.
One of the most competitive factors of chinese big hospitals is the efficiency. My husband wanted to do a Xray for his spine in Canada Montreal. He waited more than 6 month.(go to private clinic still needs 4 weeks.) He went to Guangzhou China hospital. It took him 3 hours from taking the Xray, getting the picture and consulting doctor. He now waits for going back to china to do a full body check up.
Go China Goal.
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CT in one hour, Shanghai
Imagine their population is 1.4 billion, respect 🙌
加拿大是免费的，中国不是
@@LTBOA 加拿大也不是免费。要么政府给低收入人的保险，每年要8百块。然后等6个月才有服务，或者自费等1个月。要么跟雇主或自费的保险。每个月一家三口4百多块。中国现在也有社保。可以报销50%至90%. 而且即时服务。你要是正疼着，选哪种?
Merci beaucoup Sabrina pour nous montrer qu'en Chine on peut se faire soigner très correctement et surtout pas cher. Le peuple chinois a beaucoup de chance d'avoir un gouvernement qui s'occupe de son peuple et ne fait la guerre ou le policier du Monde
USA does police the world. USA controls the world.
144 th ranked healthcare system in China by the way . Pure cherrypicked nonsense this. Way of US cancer survival rates . Appalling social infrastructure overall in China.
In China, if I want to see a doctor, I can see every day. In the UK, I just wait….! Fortunately, I went to Shanghai in April for a full-body examination, including ultrasound, electrocardiogram, color Doppler ultrasound, gastroscopy, colonoscopy, and blood tests. All the examinations were completed within three days, and all my examination reports were received within a week!
China 144th ranked healthcare system. Overall social care is appalling, I got my full body back in 2 days in London. Is that ok with you? Doctors per citizen ratio in China is incredibly poor.
Go China Goal.
Go China Goal.
Go China Goal.
China is AMAZING in every sense of the word!
From a ChineseS’porean
@@JohnSmith-sm7ez These people are sharing and talking out of their own experiences, not something they've heard or read. Why you keep trying to argue in every post with people who share their good experiences about China's medicare? Who gives a shit what ranking China's healthcare system is and who rank them anyway. You rather believe some algorithm than people who actually been through the situation? What's wrong with you? If you so believe in ranking, here's one. US currently rank #1 in GDP. So they should be rich, right? But you know what, Janet Yellen just went to China 2 weeks ago and begged the Chinese who is only #2 in GDP to buy more US bonds. Does the ranking tell you that the US is going broke soon if the world don't buy their bonds anymore? You got your full body back in 2 days. That's good for you. Stay at London then.
@@dice138Well said!
John Smith aka John Sickh?
It can be seen that you really enjoy living in China.
I do. ❤❤
China has a higher life expectancy than America. Thanks for explaining why. Access to quality health care is limited to the insured in America. China looks after all her citizens.
China looks after all her citizens. Ameria and Canada is also doing the same. There is no difference.
@@chunyanmi5643Canada does look after it’s citizens in healthcare accessible to all. But it’s totally different in US. Even the Obama efforts in health insurance has been half and half and also being undermined all the time by Congress
@@chunyanmi5643中国没有照顾他们在柬埔寨和缅甸园区的公民，我实话实说不想被骂
@@LTBOA Have you just jumped off a boat from India? 🤯
@@kenloh3038 我说的不对吗？柬埔寨园区不就是国家一带一路的杰作吗？也是现在诈骗的天堂
This is how China do, human rights for its people, even for foreigners. Basic health care.😂❤😅❤. Good living standard.
For healthcare western Europe is better.
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From a ChineseS’porean
In China you have the right to free or inexpensive healthcare that is top-notch! In the US you have the right to mortgage your house for healthcare and become homeless afterwards or simply go without it and die!
One thing is China very proactive in keeping their health care cost down. They used to buy expensive MRI and pay the very expensive maintenance cost. This is why China developed their own MRI to cut the cost. The size of China population simply more economical to have their own technology. But that is not what the west want. They wanted to continue to make profit having China relying on them. They only wanted to de risk the possibility of China developing their own technology.
This is true of developed countries for all developing countries
I’m glad that there are others out there seeing the big picture and the big moves China is making to benefit the rest of the world, eventually possibly even help the people in Western countries once their hegemony collapse and their governments can no longer sufficiently pull the wool over their people’s eyes ✊
Yes, totally agree
From what I've heard, tests are fast, efficient and affordable. Whether it be ultrasound, MRI, CT, blood tests, etc, it's done the same day or same week. I think that's very important, diagnosis or early diagnosis is essential to proper treatment.
I have tried to get an MRI seen on doctor, and he said that the insurance won't cover it. So he made me mad so I thought if I get another doctor l would get it nope he said that MRI is for soft tissue 😬 as far as I know stomach is soft tissue.
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From a ChineseS’porean
my blood test result was just in 2 hours in China. Doctors told me to eat something outside then come back. The test result was confidential sealed and only i can open it.
My mom returned to China after living in the us for 7 years. One day she fell and and was ambulanced to the hospital. She was diagnosed diabetes, had two CT s, head and chest, and many other tests, plus medicines. Since she wasn't in China for a while she didn't have the new insurance card and had to pay out of my pocket (later she got her card and everything was reimbursed).
The whole cost was us$500, yes five hundred. I wonder how much it would cost in the us?
My guess would be 5000.
I went back to China in 2019, after my previous trip in 1996. And what a big difference in those 20+ years.
I was in Foshan prefecture in Guangzhou province, and near my cousin's house I saw a massive building, thinking it was an office block. I asked my cousin what that building was and he said it was a newly built hospital dedicated for maternal and paediatric care.
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From a ChineseS’porean
你说的是顺德第一人民医院吗？
@@dragonred3576 I do not know the name of the hospital, I did try and find it on google map.
It was the only large building on that side of the skyline, and all the other tall buildings were in the opposite side of the skyline. I was viewing it from my cousin's house rooftop.
润狗你好
@@dragonred3576乐从没有妇幼？？？你确定？？？禅城区人民西路妇幼在乐从有新医院，你确定顺德第一人民医院？？？
@3:40 just another example to show how friendly Chinese are. If you were to do that in America, they would have looked at you like you were stupid or something... instead of smile & greeting back
a nation that is prosperous and peaceful is a happy nation. amurikkka tries too damn hard to make the entire world super miserable so that it can be in control...why lord why?? why you create such monsters??
😢😂😂😂……the Americans
In US, medicine is expensive as big pharma companies are funding politicians from both sides of the aisle
I had a good friend from Shanghai, he went to a hospital really early in the morning and took the number to queue...his number was 300 and there are 280 something people ahead of him...they cleared the queue so fast within less than 45 mins. China is a result oriented country...no bullshit. I am not going to lie, there are a lot of things need to be improved in China but they heading in the right direction.
Thx to our great government's hard work to take care of us!
在中国一个公立医院的医生一天要看70-100名病人。从某种意义上来讲，医生，老师，消防员，军人，警察，基层公务员，这些职业在中国就意味着牺牲自我（和家人的陪伴，空闲时间），帮助别人。所以中国能这么高效，这么团结❤。感恩。
People in China prefer the best hospital and best Doctor. If you attend to the best Then you need to wait. That's fair. Most medical facility will not need to wait Like you said.
中国的医疗体系仍然存在巨大的问题！但是，它一定会越来越好，这一点没人可以否认！
有名气的医院每天都满，但大部分感冒发烧普通医院就够了
My old neighbour moved to California 40 years ago and she told me a normal medical consultation for a common cold can cost you easily USD250 and above. This is excluding cold and flu medicine. That's why they never dare to go for a doctor if they have flu, cold and cough even though they have medicare. If they use it too frequently, the premium will become more expensive next year.
That is very true. I was in US through out the 90s. One time I felt very sick so my manager called me an ambulance to the hospital. But I don't have any insurance. A week later I received a bill of $650 just for the 10 mins ambulance ride alone. After that when I went back to work, I asked my manager " Why didn't you call me a cab instead?"🤣🤣
@@dice138你的经理应该送你去医院
That's terrible 😢 how can anyone afford to be unwell then?
My mom returned to China after living in the us for 7 years. One day she fell and and was ambulanced to the hospital. She was diagnosed diabetes, had two CT s, head and chest, and many other tests, plus medicines. Since she wasn't in China for a while she didn't have the new insurance card and had to pay out of my pocket (later she got her card and everything was reimbursed).
The whole cost was us$500, yes five hundred. I wonder how much it would cost in the us?
@@zhanglinimore than 8000 dollar
Thank you for speaking the truth and showed the world what China is actually like! China is not perfect but it is not as bad as what the western media have portraited. Keep up with the good work!
Go China Goal.
Go China Goal.
Go China Goal.
From a ChineseS’porean
"China is not perfect but...." skip this part next time, ok? Or shut it
@@peanut0brain中国并不完美，我作为中国人完全赞同，但中国会努力变得越来越好
crazy spectacular architecture, almost green-screen-esque. Impressive.
not every hospital is like this. Many old hospitals are quite small, crowded and full of parked cars. But all the hospitals in China are very effective in compare with their colleges in west.
My friend from Canada went to Shenzhen hospital. He was amazed from doctor consultation to blood test for coagulation then back to doctor consultation (with blood test result) all within one hour. Super efficient!
It is normal in China and we Chinese thought it is same for the world. But the reality is not as we thought . We rock the world for the hospital efficiency.
Your video just popped up in my recommendations and I'm glad I watched it, you seem to be such a nice and open person and China is friendly and safe.
Feels like future to me. Thank you!
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Go China Goal.
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From a ChineseS’porean
Thank you so much!! Welcome ❤️❤️❤️
US has got zero-dollar-shopping the cheapest healthcare in the world, just walk into any pharmacies grab any medicines you want without paying money 😂🤣😁 加油 Sabrina, your vlog is great.
😂
西方国家的大福利
❤❤
🤣🤣🤣🤣 zero-dollar shopping, yes such a fancy name for looting the pharmacies in USA.
well, you ain't wrong
wow phenomenal! I never expected this convenience and affordability in China - I immigrated to Toronto 4 years ago and am still yet to be able to find a family doctor available...
Wow.
Are you moving back to China?
@@slomo4672 yup, been thinking about this for a while. may take a circumnavigation before going back :)
@@slomo4672I am planning to . Because China is Always my dream place to move back to my motherland , and Vietnam too 😃😃😃👍👍👍👍 love China always 💕💕💕🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳 love Vietnam 💕💕💕🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳 and love Russia💕💕💕🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺!!!
These days, finding a family doctor in GTA is a pain in the a$$.
Sabrina, thank you so much for spreading truth about China and the love & respect they have for all people. I’m Chinese born and raised in the Netherlands and it hurts me that people here believe the lies about China that are told by the Western media. Even a lot of immigrated Chinese here, what hurts me even more. Why they want to believe all the lies while at the same time they say they love Chinese in the Netherlands? Why don’t they bother to do some research on the internet? Truth is out there and if you’re able to believe it, it’s easy to find the truth. I’m thankful for you and all the other good hearted people who really want to strive for a better world by making these videos. Sending you much love and appreciation 💖💖💖
@@ACho168 Thank you for your kind and wise words. Yes I have to let it go, which I started a short time ago and I will learn how to put words in questions. Love and peace💖
@@ACho168 "Instead of telling people that what they know is not correct, why not ask some questions to make them think." Absolutely brilliant advice!
Thank you Sabrina for not only showing us China, but just for being there and showing the Chinese people foreigners. Most have never seen one before. People like you are helping to make our world better simply by being there and interacting and educating people about different cultures and different peoples.
Cheers from NYC!
I’m Chinese British and our NHS is on the brink of collapsing. In 2021, I finally had my surgery after waiting for almost 3 years due to Covid backlogs. I was kicked out of hospital after one night by the junior doctor saying there’s not enough hospital beds! Millions of ppl waited years to be treated. And yet I’m paying thousands in taxes and national insurance every year! 🤷🏻♀️
@@keepingittight haha I’m going next month 🤭
Sounds like a really efficient medical system. Thanks for sharing. People in Britain and Canada would brag they would not have had to pay a cent for the same appointment....but in reality they are paying a lot more in taxes to fund a less efficient and inflated healthcare system. Same appointment would have included a 4 hour wait in the west as an example. The doctor would prescribe unnecessary expensive medication because of bonuses and incentives from big Pharma. They would also require the patient to return several times to increase their quota and income. No cost to the patient for each visit but heavy cost to taxpayera.
144th ranked healthcare system. Absolutely appalling. This is cherrypicked nonsense.
Well, well, well - all so can offer is . . . my sympathy to u guys in America !!!
U Americans ve NOT being told the truth abt China.
Thanks for this info, now I know why our private clinics prescribe so many types of unnecessary medicines to us, we simply leave most of them untouch on our shelf. And I'm from SEA
My mother just got injured by slipping at the bridge of Heilongtan Park - Lejiang, she was later went to the local hospital and got the medication result like CT and checkup after 4 hours. For a hospital in a remote area like Lejiang, the quality of services and facilities from the hospital are so good and fast. And the cost was 240 RMB.
I'm from Shanghai, China, and I love my motherland. Although there are still many areas to be improved in China, we are making progress day by day. We are not as bad as the West says. Why should we be discredited? Don't China people deserve a good life? As Jackson Wang said, come to China and have a look. It's a beautiful country with hardworking and enthusiastic people. Damn western media.
"Although there are still many areas to be improved in China"
can i ask you 3 question about that if you don't mind? i'm tired of propaganda from both sides who don't live there and i genuinely would love to understand somethings.
@@el-_-grando-_-_-scabandri ok.please
@@YingHou-zo1py 1- i watched some f*** up webms where people don't ever bother to put animals (dogs+calves+...) down before they skin/boil/dis>mem>br/eat them alive fore consumption ... why such a thing and what cpc try to do about that? is it common? is there backlash from public if they heard/see such a thing?
2- is tofu dregs buildings a phenomena? i watched a div try to explain that china and USA have the same annual numbers of falling bridges, but everyone know infrastructures in us is old so it make sense, meanwhile in china plenty of the falling bridges/buildings i watched in anti-sino channels are new. why is that? what cpc did in recent years to fight this? what will happen in future to the ones who slip under radar in the past? why entrepreneurs there make such short cuts by using cheap materials which will danger the life of citizens? aren't they afraid of government? or is the scale/reality of thing are different from what i see in those channels?
3-i was going to ask about school knife attacks, but don't bother to reply about this cause i figure it up, china is a huge country twice as Europe, so no need to highlight it as a serious problem while in Finland if the same happened twice or thrice a year is no big deal. or isn't?
did you receive my questions? i'm afraid our father in youtube did his things again
Nice video
Healthy life style keep you healthy. You are very lucky to be such country who care about its environment.
As a tourist in China I needed to see a doctor. The hospital was excellent. Very good doctor. Very pleased.
Hospital consultation in the US usually starts around USD100 not including the medicine which would have cost another 100 at a minimum and if its a specialist it can even go up to 1000, My family lives in twin peaks SF but have moved to Arizona because SF totally unsafe nowadays
收费确实比我们高很多
我一直我认为们的医院收费是很高了 😅
Hospital consultation in the china price is $1.5,Specialist consultations are around $3-$5,Specialists from large hospitals also make occasional trips to various parts of the country to provide free consultations to the elderly,If you use drugs, you have surgery, you have medical insurance reimbursement, up to 100% reimbursement rate, but there are many people in the country who think that our medical system is not doing well, because they believe that in the United States to see a doctor is free, to take medicine is free, to have surgery is free, everything is free
我前一阵子去一个很好的公立医院挂的一级专家的号（最好的），挂号费要我100rmb，这下突然觉得不贵了
@5:03, given the high number of patients, this modern healthcare facility is well organized, efficiently staffed, and deploys computerized patient record keeping. Definitely a first class healthcare system.
Dear Sabrina, you are fantastic with your coverage of your first hand experience and encounters in China. Your program is authentic, truthful and interesting.
Thank you and please keep it up with your great discovery and sharing. Enjoy and please take care.
Wow...i need to move to China!
Amazing video, didn't expect healthcare to be that cheap 😁
Chinese people can enjoy reimbursement of about 90% if they pay about US$30 a month
In fact, the hospital in the video is one of the best hospitals in China (in terms of doctor quality, environmental conditions, and medical facilities), so her registration fee is so expensive (50 yuan). I guess she met a medical professor; For reference, the price for ordinary people to register in a large hospital is generally 5-12 yuan, and most of the cost of drugs and treatment can be paid through (national) medical insurance. If you have additional commercial medical insurance, the amount of your out-of-pocket expenses will also be reimbursed on a pro-rata basis.
Generally speaking, I think China's medical security system still has problems with imperfect coverage of drugs and people, and needs continuous optimization and reform. After all, as a universal public service that needs to cover a huge population with different symptoms and income groups, it still leaves many people facing a shortage of doctors and more expensive treatments. After all, we still have many poor people who need help.
The splendor and glamour of the hospital and the greenery is just amazing!
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From a ChineseS’porean
医院非常有钱 😂
Amazing Sabrina!I am a healthy senior here in the US, i wonder if I can apply for a student visa to go to China to study Chinese language, calligraphy and painting? Whoa, Sabrina you have been making so many inspiring videos of China, now I definitely want to come to China( all your fault Sabrina, haha!} but i am serious though, I don’t want to rot in the US in my old age! Any leads on this prospect, anybody? And I love Hangzhou! I was there in 1983!
你看起来不像大四的学生
@chrisbiden2769别见了外国人就习惯性的跪下去，他看上去至少60岁了还说自己是大四的学生，你的膝盖是不是长茧了？
@@LTBOA1450 brain got damaged as usual
@@birdyashiro1226 你见人就跪，继续保持你的奴性，谢谢
Just come. The living cost here is so low comparing with the US. And it's so damn safe for living.u can dance everyday with other grannies at parks or squares,do some taichi exercise, have some coffe or green teas talking with chinese sisters here.
The more I hear from China the more impressed I am. Thank you for your interesting vlogs. I wish they had long term visas for retirees. I would most likely move there to a smaller city.
I recommend Meizhou（湄洲）island in Fujian province of China.its a very beautiful island arounded by beautiful sea sceneries.its a good place for holidays
Keep going. Bravo!
In China, people love dance and sing. You can see dancing singing in most public place.
I have a cousin in china who is there for a seminar, he loves it there and said he will go back if he gets the chance to 😊
I think China can vigorously develop medical care, and as an external industry, projects that others spend weeks or even months can be completed in China in a day or two, and the price is not expensive. It can also greatly alleviate the pressure of domestic medical treatment
这个产业很不错，值得发展
别搞笑了，你真以为国内公立医院的医生会缺外国人那几个医疗费用？政府也不会开放这种医疗旅游的，别鼠目寸光的只盯着眼前的三瓜两枣
hangzhou got beautiful architectures❤
In the US, you would have also spent at least 1 or 2 hours waiting for your appointment. I am ALWAYS early for doctor appointments, and I still will have to wait 1 or 2 hours PAST my scheduled time.
You are beautiful in a beautiful country. May you enjoy good health, great wealth, long life and happiness while you're there.
Sweet dolly I am so pleased for you🙂👏! The environment, the divine music you were showing, these bits alone adds to the healing process and when there is the kindness of doctors the efficiency it adds more to the healing process then the treatment and coming out is the icing on the cake, wow! Again I do hope the medicines you've been given have no lethal side effects but are 100% pure natural, healing medicine and I hope you enjoy taking them because they make you healthy...that is what I wonder...🙂🙏. Enjoy your dinner and God bless you, lovely video🙂👏❤👍.
Thank you for sharing. The interior of the hospital looks like a mall, haha.
If you are very sick and have to visit the hospital doctor in USA you will help improve significantly the financial health of your doctor
Hi Sabrina, I am a Chinese who is working abroad. Thank you for sharing what the Healthcare System looks like in China.
Keep up the good work. If anything that’s bad in China do let us know. As American we don’t know much about Chia. 👍😁✌️❤️
one thing i hate about China is its too safe for kids. Kids need to develop self awareness and street smart if they are to have a good future.
Salary is lower in china 😂
@@exploreplanet930 Well, everything there is much cheaper right?😁
I make $80k a year in Cali and I’m paying $3k/month for my apartment. 😩
@@exploreplanet930but all the costs are way much cheper.
definition of rich is how much spending power you have, whats the point to have higher income but can't afford to buy more.
A few years ago it cost me $164 to see a dermatologist for my hair loss since I didn’t have health insurance. The worst part is that the doctor couldn’t even do anything for me since he didn’t even know what caused my hair loss! That is the kind of crappy healthcare system we have here in the US!
I remember from somewhere that China is positioning the island province of Hainan to become a medical tourism destination, offering relatively affordable medical treatments for foreigners. Top notch high quality and speedy medical services for a fraction of the cost and time of the US. I’m looking forward to this becoming a reality.
I just pray and hope it happens. I really love to see their continuous growth and progress. I'm Nigerian but I love China.
is that the province western media claim to have the highest numbers in the world of cancer cases while she forgot to mention it's a result of a pop up villages to host patients around the globe who came there as a medical tourists?
no need to wait for hainan. indonesian often took healthcare in gz and shanghai. the doctors in china didn't suggest you to take the most expensive treatment. they put a super detail analyze of our bodies before suggesting anything. they will tell you the detail of what actually happen to your body, and give several options that we can choose for treatment.
in indonesia, the doctors keep the analyze for themself, we are like cow entering the slaughter house.
That’s how a country should be run. Serve the people.
I am from Hong Kong. Me and my family like to go to the Mainland China to do shopping, eating, get a new pair of eyeglasses, and medical services and etc . They are more affordable and professional.
@7:01 - You can spend USD$12 for parking in the US ( and that's at your own risk ).
Amazing
I appreciate you showing how nice and affordable the hospital is and how positive you were in your video-- But I wish you would've covered some of the not-so-positive aspects. Like how overwhelming the hospitals can be for expats, the lack of privacy, doctor's bedside manner confusion about western vs TCM meds, etc......
Yes, but it’s their culture, if they are okay with their services then it’s nothing for you to complain about.
I'm moving to Hangzhou this month, got my teaching job sorted 😊
Good info👍👍👍
Hi Sabrina,it’s so good to know that you really enjoy your life in China. Real feeling is always stronger than propaganda,thank you for sharing your experiences in my homeland,hope you love her more and more in future.
The right to have a decent health care and right to get education without paying unbelievable cost is human right that most Americans do NOT have. The right to feel safe and secure when you go out to the streets or in school is human right that most American do NOT have.
u americans have freedom to badmouth at your politicians and the rights to select your leaders...but still u don't have the true rights to change your society.....😢 A little ironical. What does freedom really mean to huamans?
Excellent results arising from hard work and well planned actions speak louder than mere idealistic words!
This is Monday??? Where is everybody? Seems very quiet for a hospital. It does seem very nice. Beautiful campus ❤ Ok, everybody is inside 😄
When you walk into a RESTAURANT, and you see no CUSTOMERS, There is a very good reason for that. When you go into a restaurant, and you have to stand in line, there is a very good reason for that also. Personally, I prefer to stand in-line. but then,...... that's me.
It's a newly built hospital with streets within the campus. The hospital has long history but this campus is new. The old campus is in downtown Hangzhou.
@@迷你皮卡男 Thank you. Now it make more sense.
Chinese people go to hospitals early morning. I was there at 4 pm
@@Sabrina_inchinaexactly 😂😂.u really know Chinese and what a smart choice
Support you for speaking the hard truths. You tell it as it is.
beautiful girl, awsome video and a great song. nice job.
nice videos and you look very beautiful walking around
Thank you Sabrina.. watching fr Malaysia...
My son is loving it teaching in Vietnam, English among other things and he will never come back to Canada his home and he does have something to say about business practices in China. However, he urges his Bolivian children to learn English such that they will be able to aspire to come back to North America. But I am sending your videos to my grandchildren in Bolivia to motivate their English so that they can come someday and be in China
Why did u don't let them try to learn some chinese then?😢
Actually if you pay social insurance, you can have an insurance card and use the machines too. I think it's valid for local hospitals but not outside of your city.
不是这样的，如果您购买了保险，您在全中国都可以了。 这
Now the healthcare card are valid all over the country.
it is supposed to be like this however most cities don't have it in their system. Even some hospitals in Shanghai don't accept my card because they can't find the information. @@xucg
@@xucg- a doctor anywhere in China can have access to her health records?
@@blue-xb1cq only the doctor she sees can access her health history
My wife had a heart surgery done in Chengdu No.3 hospital few years back, cost us $350 ish after 85% deduction. we both Native Chinese tho, with around $60 monthly payment for health insurance.
Thank you Sabrina. Wonderful podcast as always. Zaijian ✋🏽🥰
Love your honesty, Sabrina! Stay well!
In the US, i was told it would cost $1,000 just for a consultation.
This is why the US will keep no.1 economy on earth....😂😂
杭州余杭区的浙一医院很不错哦
Love your vlogs! Best wishes!
Nice job Sabrina
sigue asi felicitaciones ,saludos desde Argentina
Great info
Healthcare service is certainly affordable under $100 in China compared to :US healthcare visit could amount to several hundred dollars.
Under $100 is inaccurate. No in China is 11 to 12 US dollars to be precise for her treatment . Big different compare to $100 US dollars HAHAHAHAHA LOL 😃😃😃👍👍👍👍 love China 💕💕💕🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳 love Vietnam 💕💕💕🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳 and love Russia 💕💕💕🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺!!!
That's why the US' GDP is so high, because everything is so expensive. That's why I call the US' economy fake.
My goodness... from the outside it looks like a top tier university campus and the inside looks like a shopping mall.
It makes me depressed comparing it to the state of my countrys hospitals.
Last time I needed to see a dermatoligist in the usa I had to wait 3 months. Here in Cambodia and also in Thailand you can just go to a clinic or hospital and see a doctor without an appointment. If you have tests done you will get the results the same day.
I live in Hong Kong. I thought it would be very expensive for a foreigner. Thank you for telling me.
eye opener
This is amazing. The US must learn from China to provide affordable healthcare
Chinese healthcare is NOT affordable
@6:37, your total cost is about $85RMB, which is less than the $20USD copay of all healthcare insurance in USA. And you received medical attention within one hour -- awesome!
Thanks for sharing.
Thx for sharing 😮
My Aunty needed Cataracs done...flew to China, no waiting list paid $1800 and got them done..would have been $7000 here
Paid themselves without CN insurance? Well were there a WL I think they would still get an advantage in the queue. Surgery faster, earn faster, no battle with the insurance institutes about what they refuse to pay.
I was in Qingdao, China. I fell down the stairs and my ankle hurt. I went to the hospital for examination. I spent 12 RMB for the registration fee. After the examination, the doctor said that I had no problems and returned the 12 RMB registration fee to me.😂
Traveling abroad is eye opening.
For a Chinese local with social security medical coverage it is even cheaper or free. No out of pocket expenses for small consultations like this.
Lived many years in China from 1984 till Covid. Miss it very much!
Yes Sabrina, your smile and bouncy personality shows us you are enjoying your life in China. Do you mind if I ask you when you decided to go to China and what encouraged you?
thank you 👍
I decided to move because I wanted to learn about China. In university, I wrote a paper on China’s economic growth, and I wanted to see for myself. I only intended on spending a year, but the pandemic happened, and things changed.
@@Sabrina_inchina thank you Sabrina, you take the time to answer comments and questions, I appreciate that.
Always enjoy your videos and have told my family they would enjoy them too.😀
4，5年前我有帶2位客人到中國公立醫院 診症經驗。 第一位喉嚨痛醫生建議抽血檢查， 我想抽血檢查應該要等好耐時間才有報告， 護士小姐請我20分鐘後素描掛號卡 ，報告自動列印出來。 第二次是照X光， 照後問護士幾時可以取 X光底片, 護士告訴我馬上可以回醫生處， 醫生從電腦可以清楚看到 x光底片， 現在全電腦化即影即有，亦都不需要實質底片。
现在国内大医院基本都是无纸化办公，从挂号到最终支付费用都是电子化、网络化，甚至不需要携带医保卡等证件，直接一部手机搞定。
加油 祝福你越来越好
I'm Chinese and I live in Shanghai. I also quite enjoy my life and feel very very lucky to be borned and raised in this country. The healthcare is even more affordable with the super affordable insurance, and I go to hospital where is very close to my apt multiple times a year just to make sure my body is 100% fit.
When are you going to show us your cooking skills 😂😂😂 damn I'm crushing on you big time
Soon. ❤️
I had pain on my left shoulder during a business travel in NC, USA in 2007. My colleague took me to a local medical care center. A doctor talked to me nicely. She said there must be something wrong with my left shoulder wich such pain. Unfortunately, she could not do anything because it was not her specialized field and their center did not have Xray equipments. She suggested me either to go to a local hosipital specialized in this field or to see a Chinese doctor when I go back to China after the business trip. After all, the pain would not kill me. Later, I received a bill of USD 800...
Love your videos