I dunno. We have earthquakes here & I wouldn't live in an apartment here in California... I need a yard & no one on my roof! Dryers are important!!! I'm wondering about schools opening here too... Kids here are doing homework online... graduations cancelled. Strange world we live in these days! Looks like a nice apartment! I would invest in a microwave/convection oven... I have one and stopped using my oven, except for special events. How do you have pizza, cookies, etc. without an oven? You'll have to share how the smarthome stuff works! You can put in Amazon affiliate links too!
I pay $500 for a tiny studio in , literally, the middle of nowhere Colorado. No jobs, no entertainment, but it's ok with me. $850 can't buy anything in any city in the usa. Rents are killing people.
My mortgage is 645 on an acre in a safe area. 3 bedrooms and big living room I dread painting. Always cheaper to buy though. I always preferred mechanical as much as possible. I'd go bonkers in an apartment. Got a storm coming in and we lose power alot so generator is at the front of the garage to easily get. I'm not rushing into crowds for a long time. There's going to be cases for a long time when nearly conquered and hopefully mutates into something harmless like many viruses do. Took a couple of years for the Spanish flu to fizzle out and less traveling back then. We do have a good treatment found. Works for most. Chloroquine from a easy to grow weed, zinc and zithromax. Who would've thought an antiparasitic would work? An animal dewormer has promise. No time to wait on a safe vaccine.
Oh my goodness you gave me culture shock! That was so interesting Matt and Family. The oven, the kitchen closet, the view, the ice, the smart rice cooler, single elevator... so cool! Thanks for sharing!
I love how real you made this video! Didnt try to portray a perfect clean house! Reality of moving. I moved into a 4br house in florida im September and still trying to organize snd find homes for everything lol. Love your apartment and amazing view!! Seems very high tech also
Thanks for sharing your apartment with us! You are such a fun easy going person to listen to. I've been going through some tough times and watching your Vlogs gets my mind off of my problems. Blessings on your family. Love Annie and Eva!!
Hey Matt, thanks a lot for your updates, atlast great to see your family back together again in your new apartment after undergoing those mandatory quarantine days. I've been following you since your last moment exit from China to US and now back to Ningbo. May God the Almighty continue to give his divine protection and blessings upon your lovely family.
Dang, high tech apartment! I'm 100% with you on lighting; my apartment currently has really awful lighting, and it's a drag. Seems like your place will be especially nice once you get all the technology/"smart house" bits figured out... +1 for that really lovely balcony/view. Also seems incredibly convenient to be so close to Eva's school. 👍
Hey Matt, I'm glad everything is going well for you, and your family! Beautiful spacious apartment! Love your video! Thanks for sharing! Please keep the videos coming! God Bless!
dryer is energy consuming and the high temperature can damage the fiber of some clothes. We Asians prefer hangging - let the air and wind do their jobs.
Americans used to hang their clothes. We don't now have a place to hang clothes or the items they have. We would have to order them from like wish or something. And most apartments/rentals don't allow you to hang clothes. Its like written in the agreements.
@@rick03168 Yes you can. Its good for moisture in the winter. But in the summer that humidity. We have a washer and dryer but no stove or oven top. And good thing we do now. My husband is a essential worker and we automatically nuke his clothes in the dryer then wash them. 😂 Even then he had to take a codiv19 test yesterday. 😭
Matt you could consider one of those bed with the pullout drawers underneath, I used to have one that had 3 full size drawers on each side (queen) which offered a lot of storage for clothes or whatever.
So crazy, started watching your family back in January. What a crazy ride. I'm happy to see a calm and hopefully some normalcy coming. Love the new home I'd be scared to live 19 floors up!
Thank you for sharing your home. Very nice and love the view of the mountains! . In NJ (where I am) you'd have a difficult time finding a 3 bedroom and if you did it would be over $2,000 a month and not as nice. Best of luck in your new home! Be safe and stay well.
Coming from a Chinese father with a 7 year old girl. I know why kids got bad teeth these days. Because they did not have enough practice of their baby teeth,. The baby food we gave them is mostly prepared to paste level. And Chinese grandparents hand feed kids is also a major factor contributing to the bad teeth situation. The kids were not trained to think that having food is their own personal thing that needs to learn by themselves. Instead they thought they are supposed to be fed by someone else. This "I am taking care of you" mentality from parents and grandparents is in fact taxing on the future of kids. The price to pay to learn these basic survival skill will be much higher when they are older. My suggestion is stop feeding Eva right now but try encourage her to do it herself as much as possible. "Good parents are role models for their kids, average parents are tutors for their kids, bad parents are servants for their kids."
Japes yea. That’s her one vice. She has much much less sugar than a typical kid in the states. Never cereal. Rarely if ever all the sweets I used to eat. She likes to crunch on some sugar in her milk. Not perfect but her other meals more than balance it out.
@@JaYoeNation I had truly awful baby teeth, just the worst, but when my adult teeth came in I only had one cavity over the next 20 years. I don't know what happened, if I just learned to brush more or what. So don't worry too much about baby teeth.
LOL. My wife had the same exact reaction on the dryer when she realized that I use a dryer to dry my clothing many years back. And, that's not just a dish dryer. That could also be a dish disinfectant with UV stuff. Apparently, China is big on those dish disinfectant machines in every household and even resturants.
That is scary high! Seems to be the way to live in a Chinese city, you got all you need except a techo to show you how to run everything. So pleased you are settling in. Stay safe. JaYoe, Matt, Anny, Eva.
Thank you for sharing your lives. I’m fascinated by our differences cultures. 😊 oh I hope there’s not a second wave. It’s just so unpredictable. We’re hanging tight in Ca. Early measures are showing better than predicted.🤞
Matt the 19th floor is good, it is above the fireworks. My 14th floor apartment in Yinzhou always got hit with the wedding fireworks in the gardens as the Bride leaves 🙂
Hmm, nice apartment in Ningbo. I am living in Shanghai, and this kind of apaprtment will be 2000 USD each month at least. I am thinking of moving to Ningbo or Suzhou.
Really good quality videos, thank you Matt, have a good one, everything is gonna be ok, u have amazing family, and your doughters 🦷 gonna be ok, need some time
From your video I can see the enthusiasm for life. Keep it going. The fallen and corruption of vlogers such as serpentza really gave me lots of negative feelings.
Mathew can you check that power converter is not getting too hot in behind the cabinet it doesnt look like its getting much venting there please they can generate alot of heat
Wow, I just saw this. Our place is almost done there. Michelle and I are moving into a 138sqm at the end of June. They just have to install the enclosed porch and vertical blinds (which I had to into great detail to explain what they were... China, ha) we're at the south side block 3. Funny, this was the complex I saw you do a video in 2018, I didn't no the location was across from HD were Michelle work....
I have a three bed, two bath house with a garage and space for a garden outside for $800 a month, Washington State. I am truly grateful for what I have.
nice apartment. I walk by that school from work to subway station everyday. i saw most of your early day videos. particularly like the ones where you advertise ningbo language and culture. I grew up in ningbo. spent 6years studying in the US. maybe we can meet up sometime to grab a beer or something.
And everyone thinking like: who the hell would go in a distance to the tourist site just after the lift of lockdown? Now's the chance for me to enjoy myself there with no worry about too many tourists taking pictures around me! And there you are...
The scenic area in the photo hopes to attract more tourists after reopening, so it makes it free for people from Anhui Province. As a result, a large number of people flowed in.
In the Chinese residential code, gas water heaters cannot be closed with boxes, and must be opened to prevent gas leakage. I am not sure whether the water heater in the apartment is a gas water heater or an electric water heater.
You don't often see dryer in Europe either. Americans may have a point that hanging wet clothes everywhere doesn't look so good, but not everyone on this planet can or should consume energies like they do. Frankly, I like the way Chinese natural-drying their clothes, especially in southern cities where clothes are literally hanged outside in the old neighbourhood. It just adds vigour to life.
I live in Colorado, USA. It's very sunny and dry here, and clothes dry faster outside than in the machine. There are still plenty of people in the usa who hang clothes outside.
Not all Americans :) We hang out clothes, but we also live in sunny California where we can do that. I don’t think it’d be very reasonable in Northern states
I pay 1200 CAD ( $100 CAD more expensive then your apartment) for a very old 1 bedroom apartment that’s literally a old storage room for my apartment building that was remade into a apartment. That does not have its own laundry, a deck or any Amenities , in a small Canadian city. I feel totally ripped off right now lol.
In the Seattle area (in a safe neighborhood) the rent would be between $3000 and $4000 per month for a 3 BR 2 Bath but apartments that big are hard to find.
👍🏻 Eva is looking lot happier than she was, in the Quarantine Hotel. 🤩 Lovely apartment, spacious and nice view. I have never lived in an apartment before... plus I'm definitely not a great fan of the height, if I'm honest. lol! But, each one of us is unique and we all have our personal preferences in life. What's truly important is, we are happy where we are. Stay safe everyone 🌹
Another reason for people rushing in these particular tourist sites is that local tourism commission put up time-limit non-fee tour or give large discounts on tickets recently, which is apparently underestimating the risk of attracting too many tourists at the same time. I think they'll adjust that very soon cause it's already on the news.
You should go to the northern part of China, especially northeast China, all food comes in bigger portion like America big. And where dryer will never sold. Winter, everybody has heater, summer clothes will dry in couple of hours, not humid like Ning Bo.
Apparently our love of ICE in drinks is considered an "American" phenomenon, Matt; last time I was in Europe (13 yrs ago) quickly learned that it was considered a "luxury", and not to ask for it!
Nice little unique things in your apt. that would be neat to have here! Sliding kitchen doors, private elevator etc. What is the name of the little white Alexa looking thing? Thank you for sharing!👍
dryer is really a preference thing, that it had already existed for quite a long time but rarely people prefer it people make ice in their freezer, yet in chinese culture, ice water is consider as a unhealthy way or drink water
my home started to use microwaves since 2004 which is quite late in my city., I think it's quite common to use the microwave in China now. it just the apartment doesn't offer it, you can buy your own. just like renting in Canada, there's a lot of apartments that are unfurnish. You can’t just see the living state of a small city and think it represents the standard of living of the entire country
More and more young people in China will consider smart homes, central air conditioners, dishwashers, ovens, garbage processors, dryers, water purifiers, and zero-cold water heaters when decorating their houses. This is a big new market.
As a Chinese from the northern part and currently living in the south, i also find it strange that ppl here rarely have ice drinks, even for ppl my age. Back in my home, warm water or tea is like only for grandpas and grandmas.
Maybe other people have mentioned it... The middle section of your frig is for your ice cream so it is easier to scope out. One of the great Chinese inventions, haha!
Matt, I agree with your plan to ease into "normal" life. It won't be the old normal. Great View. I'm interested what the pollution will be like when more normal traffic is out and about. Be well, bf
I would be scared to live there it ‘s so high . I have a son with autism who likes to toss things it would be impossible for me . I think it’s so interesting to see how other countries live , thanks for sharing . I’m very concerned that this invisible virus is hiding in a symptomatic people who don’t know they are giving it to others . I think eventually we all will get it . The antibody test will give us relief to know if we have had it and lived through it .
We know this isn't where you really live. You really live in the seat of an HP-Veloteknik dragon duck. This is where you store Annie and Eva when you're traveling :)
U need to build a fence in your window, there are many news like children fall down through the window & children throw things through window killing passengers in China, which is horrible, safety first Matt
Matt thanks for sharing. I have some observation about your daughter's teeth problem. It could be a genetically imperfect closure of the gum and the tooth root. There could be small caveats in between so that small chewing residuals fill the gap then causes gum damage. I was borned and raised in China, without knowing this but having tooth problem in very young age. When my daughter was 3, she complained her teeth hurt. I had her see a dentist and found out what happened to her. She had then crowns installed on couple of her teeth to protect the gum. The crowns were removed when she changed her baby tooth in about 8. You might want to take her to see a dentist for proper correction.
What did you think? similar to apartments in your neck of the woods?
I dunno. We have earthquakes here & I wouldn't live in an apartment here in California... I need a yard & no one on my roof!
Dryers are important!!!
I'm wondering about schools opening here too... Kids here are doing homework online... graduations cancelled. Strange world we live in these days!
Looks like a nice apartment!
I would invest in a microwave/convection oven... I have one and stopped using my oven, except for special events.
How do you have pizza, cookies, etc. without an oven?
You'll have to share how the smarthome stuff works! You can put in Amazon affiliate links too!
A good value! A high-rise apt in Atlanta would cost you $5K a month!
I pay $500 for a tiny studio in , literally, the middle of nowhere Colorado. No jobs, no entertainment, but it's ok with me.
$850 can't buy anything in any city in the usa. Rents are killing people.
My mortgage is 645 on an acre in a safe area. 3 bedrooms and big living room I dread painting. Always cheaper to buy though. I always preferred mechanical as much as possible. I'd go bonkers in an apartment. Got a storm coming in and we lose power alot so generator is at the front of the garage to easily get.
I'm not rushing into crowds for a long time. There's going to be cases for a long time when nearly conquered and hopefully mutates into something harmless like many viruses do. Took a couple of years for the Spanish flu to fizzle out and less traveling back then. We do have a good treatment found. Works for most. Chloroquine from a easy to grow weed, zinc and zithromax. Who would've thought an antiparasitic would work? An animal dewormer has promise. No time to wait on a safe vaccine.
Nice apartment. The patio bothers me with a little kid . I'm not one for heights. Cheap the price. I'm sure its micro be settled.🙂🌻
Hey,Matt,我觉得你家阳台应该要安装防护网，应为你的女儿还很小，以防万一，大人走开了，没看住，以前有这样的新闻说小孩子从高楼阳台，窗台摔下去。我的家也在高层，我们房间和阳台都安装了防护网。
It’s necessary, Matt
Oh my goodness you gave me culture shock! That was so interesting Matt and Family. The oven, the kitchen closet, the view, the ice, the smart rice cooler, single elevator... so cool! Thanks for sharing!
... This is very common in chinese family who lives in the city. Your concept of China's living standard probably outdated at least 30 years ago.
What can i say, the west media are too focused on the propaganda, they never care to tell the truth of China, never.
@@ley9868 Dude chill. I think Jason only meant that they use different stuff and the kitchen looked different from what they have.
your baby is like a little angel!
may you be healthy and happy everyday 😁
I love how real you made this video! Didnt try to portray a perfect clean house! Reality of moving. I moved into a 4br house in florida im September and still trying to organize snd find homes for everything lol. Love your apartment and amazing view!! Seems very high tech also
High-rise windows pose a danger to kids, using safety net to your balcony!
I would be worried sick an never sleep worrying
Thanks for sharing your apartment with us! You are such a fun easy going person to listen to. I've been going through some tough times and watching your Vlogs gets my mind off of my problems. Blessings on your family. Love Annie and Eva!!
Not a bad apartment for 850/month 👍🏻you would not be able to rent a room in NYC at that price anymore
guzal rasulova how you compare nyc to Ningbo doest make any sense compare food price also then you will find nyc more cheaper
I tot they bought the place.
A steak for a week’s rent. China is great.
Even in new delhi and other big cities in india you cannot get a apartment room like this for 850/month, really cheap in china.
Are we talking in usd? In kuala lumpur comparable apartment in term of size and location (30 mins drive to cbd) would cost less than 850 usd/month
Love your new place, thanks for the tour!! Pretty spacious for $850!! Take it easy!!
That's a decent sized and well furnished apt you got right there. good for you.
Hey Matt, thanks a lot for your updates, atlast great to see your family back together again in your new apartment after undergoing those mandatory quarantine days.
I've been following you since your last moment exit from China to US and now back to Ningbo.
May God the Almighty continue to give his divine protection and blessings upon your lovely family.
Dang, high tech apartment! I'm 100% with you on lighting; my apartment currently has really awful lighting, and it's a drag.
Seems like your place will be especially nice once you get all the technology/"smart house" bits figured out...
+1 for that really lovely balcony/view. Also seems incredibly convenient to be so close to Eva's school.
👍
I like a dumb house. Easier to fix like old cars.
Hey Matt, I'm glad everything is going well for you, and your family! Beautiful spacious apartment! Love your video! Thanks for sharing! Please keep the videos coming! God Bless!
dryer is energy consuming and the high temperature can damage the fiber of some clothes. We Asians prefer hangging - let the air and wind do their jobs.
A steam dryer works wonders, and is built into the same machine as the washer. No separate dryer is needed.
Americans used to hang their clothes.
We don't now have a place to hang clothes or the items they have.
We would have to order them from like wish or something. And most apartments/rentals don't allow you to hang clothes. Its like written in the agreements.
@@rick03168
Yes you can. Its good for moisture in the winter.
But in the summer that humidity.
We have a washer and dryer but no stove or oven top.
And good thing we do now.
My husband is a essential worker and we automatically nuke his clothes in the dryer then wash them. 😂
Even then he had to take a codiv19 test yesterday. 😭
Stone Breaker it’s so dry here that when I hang my clothes they turn to cardboard 😫
Stone Breaker you can’t get that fluffy soft feeling from hanging. The tumble with a dryer sheet is where it’s at. ;)
HOME SWEET HOME at last!
Happy for you guys,
Enjoy seeing you especially day to day life there.🙏🙏
Loved watching this! So cool to see the differences from USA apartments. You got a great deal, if you are paying less than 1000 a month.
Matt you could consider one of those bed with the pullout drawers underneath, I used to have one that had 3 full size drawers on each side (queen) which offered a lot of storage for clothes or whatever.
850$ thats not bad at all for NingBo!!
damn, i just converted the currency and its not cheap for China. but still, not bad. Your place is so spacious!
A lot larger then what I get in Rhode Island for more! Dang, I would love that place! Nice view!
CNY 6000/mth for a brand new apartment in coastal city like NIngbo, not quite expensive depand on average income/expense.
Allie Hughes you pay way more in Toronto for this 3bdrm, 2 baths...
6000一个月贵死了，宁波没这么贵，一看就不是在市区
Mike ZHOU 所以我说贵呀。离cbd 多远？
Thank you for sharing your new apartment with us. Happy you are finally able to have your place. Enjoy each other. God Bless
So crazy, started watching your family back in January. What a crazy ride. I'm happy to see a calm and hopefully some normalcy coming. Love the new home I'd be scared to live 19 floors up!
In Hong Kong if you live above 40 floor is normal
Thank you sharing your home in such a candid way. Lovely family. China is the future of our planet 🌏. Other country will play catch up.
Thank you for sharing your home. Very nice and love the view of the mountains! . In NJ (where I am) you'd have a difficult time finding a 3 bedroom and if you did it would be over $2,000 a month and not as nice. Best of luck in your new home! Be safe and stay well.
All looks fantastic! I so happy for you Matt, Anny and my favorite dinosaur fan, sweet Eva. 🌹
Very nice! So happy to see you guys back home!
Your family is so cute ! I didn't see your videos for 2 years, it's incredible how eva have grown up ! Love your videos !
Looks Good. Get settle in and looking forward to more videos
Coming from a Chinese father with a 7 year old girl. I know why kids got bad teeth these days. Because they did not have enough practice of their baby teeth,. The baby food we gave them is mostly prepared to paste level. And Chinese grandparents hand feed kids is also a major factor contributing to the bad teeth situation. The kids were not trained to think that having food is their own personal thing that needs to learn by themselves. Instead they thought they are supposed to be fed by someone else. This "I am taking care of you" mentality from parents and grandparents is in fact taxing on the future of kids. The price to pay to learn these basic survival skill will be much higher when they are older. My suggestion is stop feeding Eva right now but try encourage her to do it herself as much as possible. "Good parents are role models for their kids, average parents are tutors for their kids, bad parents are servants for their kids."
I've heard that kids usually don't learn to use chopsticks until around age 5. Give her a spoon.
hes also pouring sugar in her milk
Randy W Eva loves her chopsticks
Japes yea. That’s her one vice. She has much much less sugar than a typical kid in the states. Never cereal. Rarely if ever all the sweets I used to eat. She likes to crunch on some sugar in her milk. Not perfect but her other meals more than balance it out.
@@JaYoeNation I had truly awful baby teeth, just the worst, but when my adult teeth came in I only had one cavity over the next 20 years. I don't know what happened, if I just learned to brush more or what. So don't worry too much about baby teeth.
LOL. My wife had the same exact reaction on the dryer when she realized that I use a dryer to dry my clothing many years back. And, that's not just a dish dryer. That could also be a dish disinfectant with UV stuff. Apparently, China is big on those dish disinfectant machines in every household and even resturants.
I love this video. Beautiful apartment Matt
That is scary high! Seems to be the way to live in a Chinese city, you got all you need except a techo to show you how to run everything. So pleased you are settling in. Stay safe. JaYoe, Matt, Anny, Eva.
5G era will accelerate the popularization of Internet of Things engineering in China.
Nice apartment 👌 nice city and nice family 👍😍
Awesome, very nice... I like your apartment... Thanks for sharing the video
Thank you for sharing your lives. I’m fascinated by our differences cultures. 😊 oh I hope there’s not a second wave. It’s just so unpredictable. We’re hanging tight in Ca. Early measures are showing better than predicted.🤞
corky23 Chinese scientists predict a second wave of covid-19 will hit the world in November this year, so countries need to be prepared.
I love it! ❤️Floor heat❣️looking great y’all!
Wow nice place Matt 👍🏼 You guys look great☺️
Matt the 19th floor is good, it is above the fireworks. My 14th floor apartment in Yinzhou always got hit with the wedding fireworks in the gardens as the Bride leaves 🙂
Lol u got me
@@ShiYue217 I never thought of it before it happened - such is life
Lovely apartment!
I made a connection between Eva’s teeth problem and that extra sugar in the milk she craved.
My own daughter was the same.
Hmm, nice apartment in Ningbo. I am living in Shanghai, and this kind of apaprtment will be 2000 USD each month at least. I am thinking of moving to Ningbo or Suzhou.
ReeChang C dang... that expensive now?
Watching your video outside on your balcony its making my legs go funny living so high up !!!!LOL
Really good quality videos, thank you Matt, have a good one, everything is gonna be ok, u have amazing family, and your doughters 🦷 gonna be ok, need some time
Nice apartment and beautiful view! Too much smart tech though- if you start having health issues, turn it off. Glad you're back safe and happy!
From your video I can see the enthusiasm for life. Keep it going. The fallen and corruption of vlogers such as serpentza really gave me lots of negative feelings.
Very nice apartment!
Mathew can you check that power converter is not getting too hot in behind the cabinet it doesnt look like its getting much venting there please they can generate alot of heat
very true.. it gets really hot... im keeping an eye on it. Seems ok. thanks Lee
Wow, I just saw this. Our place is almost done there. Michelle and I are moving into a 138sqm at the end of June. They just have to install the enclosed porch and vertical blinds (which I had to into great detail to explain what they were... China, ha) we're at the south side block 3. Funny, this was the complex I saw you do a video in 2018, I didn't no the location was across from HD were Michelle work....
Very nice apartment. Good choice.
Nice apartment close to a school. Next time, show some night scenery outside your place.
I have a three bed, two bath house with a garage and space for a garden outside for $800 a month, Washington State. I am truly grateful for what I have.
nice apartment. I walk by that school from work to subway station everyday. i saw most of your early day videos. particularly like the ones where you advertise ningbo language and culture. I grew up in ningbo. spent 6years studying in the US. maybe we can meet up sometime to grab a beer or something.
Thanks Matt.
And everyone thinking like: who the hell would go in a distance to the tourist site just after the lift of lockdown? Now's the chance for me to enjoy myself there with no worry about too many tourists taking pictures around me!
And there you are...
so true...
The scenic area in the photo hopes to attract more tourists after reopening, so it makes it free for people from Anhui Province. As a result, a large number of people flowed in.
In the Chinese residential code, gas water heaters cannot be closed with boxes, and must be opened to prevent gas leakage. I am not sure whether the water heater in the apartment is a gas water heater or an electric water heater.
My high school was used to be there. Now it is renovated to be an advanced school. Good news for Eva!
Hey hey..... new apartment calls for a new reef tank!!! It’s time Matt!
You don't often see dryer in Europe either. Americans may have a point that hanging wet clothes everywhere doesn't look so good, but not everyone on this planet can or should consume energies like they do. Frankly, I like the way Chinese natural-drying their clothes, especially in southern cities where clothes are literally hanged outside in the old neighbourhood. It just adds vigour to life.
I live in Colorado, USA. It's very sunny and dry here, and clothes dry faster outside than in the machine. There are still plenty of people in the usa who hang clothes outside.
In vancouver, canada, they cant hang their clothes outside because of its appeal. =/
Not all Americans :) We hang out clothes, but we also live in sunny California where we can do that. I don’t think it’d be very reasonable in Northern states
@@suzanneng5326 in rural New England most, or alot of, people do it. They wait for a sunny brisk day to do the wash.
I leave my clothes outside the yard, but it's terrible. I often lose my underwear
Very nice. Please keep the balcony door locked for the safety of your littler girl & her friends.
Nice pad Matt. The LED lights are very bright and energy efficient.
I could never live there.. I always have an overwhelming feeling to jump from heights.. It's called high-place phenomenon (HPP).
so am i
Nice apartment which is among the quality ones in the city. There is also a very nice park nearby for relaxing.
Hope the air quality in China will be getting better and better. Still a lot of room to improve. Jia You China!
Ah, good video. Much appreciation for your sharing and open ways. Thank you, to you and yours.
I pay 1200 CAD ( $100 CAD more expensive then your apartment) for a very old 1 bedroom apartment that’s literally a old storage room for my apartment building that was remade into a apartment. That does not have its own laundry, a deck or any Amenities , in a small Canadian city. I feel totally ripped off right now lol.
You could live like a queen in China with the money you paid for your 1 bedroom apartment in Canada.
John Yankee Right I’m booking my ticket! 😅
In the Seattle area (in a safe neighborhood) the rent would be between $3000 and $4000 per month for a 3 BR 2 Bath but apartments that big are hard to find.
Rent in Canada is very expensive, especially in Toronto and Vancouver.
in downtown Toronto it will be $2300-3500
👍🏻 Eva is looking lot happier than she was, in the Quarantine Hotel. 🤩 Lovely apartment, spacious and nice view. I have never lived in an apartment before... plus I'm definitely not a great fan of the height, if I'm honest. lol! But, each one of us is unique and we all have our personal preferences in life. What's truly important is, we are happy where we are. Stay safe everyone 🌹
Another reason for people rushing in these particular tourist sites is that local tourism commission put up time-limit non-fee tour or give large discounts on tickets recently, which is apparently underestimating the risk of attracting too many tourists at the same time. I think they'll adjust that very soon cause it's already on the news.
You should go to the northern part of China, especially northeast China, all food comes in bigger portion like America big. And where dryer will never sold. Winter, everybody has heater, summer clothes will dry in couple of hours, not humid like Ning Bo.
Apparently our love of ICE in drinks is considered an "American" phenomenon, Matt; last time I was in Europe (13 yrs ago) quickly learned that it was considered a "luxury", and not to ask for it!
@@tylerrohn6938 😀😀
Nice little unique things in your apt. that would be neat to have here! Sliding kitchen doors, private elevator etc. What is the name of the little white Alexa looking thing? Thank you for sharing!👍
Wow, the rent in China increased a lot over the past few years. My memory of rent of such level of apartment in a city similar to Ningbo is 500ish.
Around year 2012
dryer is really a preference thing, that it had already existed for quite a long time but rarely people prefer it
people make ice in their freezer, yet in chinese culture, ice water is consider as a unhealthy way or drink water
my home started to use microwaves since 2004 which is quite late in my city., I think it's quite common to use the microwave in China now. it just the apartment doesn't offer it, you can buy your own. just like renting in Canada, there's a lot of apartments that are unfurnish. You can’t just see the living state of a small city and think it represents the standard of living of the entire country
The ideal refrigeration temperature is less than 4C.
The ideal freezer temperature is less than -18C.
Ningbo government is in talks to bring Costco to the city at this moment.
More and more young people in China will consider smart homes, central air conditioners, dishwashers, ovens, garbage processors, dryers, water purifiers, and zero-cold water heaters when decorating their houses. This is a big new market.
Omg! Your Clown fish made it through?!?!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Idk in Shanghai they are still being quite strict on how many people can be at the tourist spots
As a Chinese from the northern part and currently living in the south, i also find it strange that ppl here rarely have ice drinks, even for ppl my age. Back in my home, warm water or tea is like only for grandpas and grandmas.
Thanks for sharing your new apartment 🏢 ✌️.
Maybe other people have mentioned it... The middle section of your frig is for your ice cream so it is easier to scope out. One of the great Chinese inventions, haha!
Matt,
I agree with your plan to ease into "normal" life. It won't be the old normal. Great View. I'm interested what the pollution will be like when more normal traffic is out and about.
Be well,
bf
Eva is so grown up for her age glad all is well stay safe
Nice place and lovely vedio.
I would be scared to live there it ‘s so high . I have a son with autism who likes to toss things it would be impossible for me . I think it’s so interesting to see how other countries live , thanks for sharing . I’m very concerned that this invisible virus is hiding in a symptomatic people who don’t know they are giving it to others . I think eventually we all will get it . The antibody test will give us relief to know if we have had it and lived through it .
We know this isn't where you really live. You really live in the seat of an HP-Veloteknik dragon duck. This is where you store Annie and Eva when you're traveling :)
Wow $850! Can't even get a 1 bedroom apartment for less than 1k here. In the city, it would be 1200 for a studio! And your apartment is SO high tech!!
Really I am enjoy this video
Beautiful crib and beautiful family. Great content, really interesting seeing life in china
U need to build a fence in your window, there are many news like children fall down through the window & children throw things through window killing passengers in China, which is horrible, safety first Matt
Glad you made it back safe I am stuck in lock down in Philippines
Matt thanks for sharing. I have some observation about your daughter's teeth problem. It could be a genetically imperfect closure of the gum and the tooth root. There could be small caveats in between so that small chewing residuals fill the gap then causes gum damage. I was borned and raised in China, without knowing this but having tooth problem in very young age. When my daughter was 3, she complained her teeth hurt. I had her see a dentist and found out what happened to her. She had then crowns installed on couple of her teeth to protect the gum. The crowns were removed when she changed her baby tooth in about 8. You might want to take her to see a dentist for proper correction.
I think your camera could be drop at any second when you were on the balcony and it gives me anxiety.
Like your own personal the elevator in the apartment :)
‘Don't touch your 屁股!' cracked me up.
Because a** or b*** is sensored 😂
floor heat is definitely necessary for cities along Yangtze river, where winter is always friggin' cold to the bones.
Nice apartment. When you figure out how to use your phone to control all the light switches, air condition, the fridge, the rice cookers, do a demo.
In Toronto at least 2000us$.
hey man if in Nanjing this house maybe tribe for the price
Glad you guys are safe!
High rise apartment buildings are OK. You just have to carry the lawnmower up more stairs.
You are right about the second wave. In India during spanish flu, 15 million ppl died of the 2nd wave than the first (way more than 1st wave)
Nice place and good price. Cozy and cool features
What’s up Matt good to see you back at home safe with the family brother 👍