Don't be scared of the wooden boards in the lift, that only means some levels of this building are under decorating, the wooden board was set to prevent scratches in the lift. Enjoy your trip.
i am so proud of my country. it develops quickly. it's incredible. it attributes to the hardworking people, who makes the city more beautiful/ charming / prosperous. ... thanks for the formers' efforts.
Hi Amy ! I love watching your videos ! I’m French Born Chinese and I have to say I miss so much my motherland. I have never been to those places in your videos but I really enjoy discovering it through your point of view, it’s very informative, lively and funny. Thanks for sharing ! Keep up the good work ! :D
I am Chinese, subscribed now because of your honesty. There is almost no bias in your videos, these are all real feelings from your heart. Enjoy your time in China!
Im from Chongqing, and ive been stuck in France since the quarantine. I feel so homesick, everything in your video is so familiar to me, thank you for bringing all these beautiful things to me 😥
I had a blast in Chongqing, such a fun city to visit! You really did a lot in just one day. We were completely exhausted after our 5 day trip to Chongqing from all the stairs and mountains. The view from your room was amazing! I've done my own series on Chongqing videos, and my recent videos are all from Xi'an where I live.
Just discovered your channel recently, and I really like what you're doing. My hometown is Chongqing, but I've never been there. I was born and raised in Beijing, and now I live in Canada. Thank you for giving such a fabulous presentation of my hometown to the world.
Aboslutely love Chongqing. My favorite city in China with an awesome cyberpunk vibe and a skyline that in my opinion surpasses that of Shanghai and Hong Kong. Such an overlooked gem.
Visited Chongqing briefly 20 years ago. (I was interested in it because I'd written a Ph.D. thesis on the history of its foreign community in its treaty port days in the early 20th century.) One thing I liked was the sidewalks going over the street!
That's an unreal hostel! Great view but I couldn't handle the height! Thanks for these informative videos, I love the way you're just open to new experiences in a variety of different environments. :)
I have a 16 hour layover there, so I wanted to check it out. This city looks the most incredible out of all the cities I've checked out and wanted to visit in China. Never even heard of this city...glad I discovered it. Wow, can't wait to check it out. :O
I love all your videos Amy! But just a suggestion, could you please include the names of the places that you stay at and their prices and also a rough estimate of what it costs to be in a particular place through flight, train or whatever and sightseeing. It will just give us a brief idea about the budget that we need to allocate before we go to any of the places that you show in your videos. Because honestly, your videos are so good that it makes me want to go to each and every place that you show 🙈 And I would really appreciate if I could get an estimate of what it would cost and some recommendations for hotels/hostels to stay in. 🙈❤️
wow! it is extremely excited to see ur video of Chongqing, a city where I come from. currently studying abroad in Canada, and missing all the stuff chili, crowds and the organized chaos just as you said. BTW highly recommend you to visit places that built in the WW2 when chongqing as the alternate capital such as the Korea Embassy. XD
Such an awesome city! I definitely ate a lot of chilli when I was there! In 5 days I ate 5 hotpots.... my stomach..... was not good.... hahaha! Thanks for your tips!
It is an amazing place, so much industry and growth there. My abiding memory is of the HEAT and HUMIDITY ! Around 113 F and 95% humidity when I was there.
It's funny, I grew up in Hong Kong & never once explored China beyond a primary school trip to Shenzhen & Beijing + going to Macau for the casino lol! I'm learning a lot about China from you. Next time I return to HK to see my folks, I'll have to explore China properly
Welcome to my beautiful hometown CHONGQING, hope u had a great time over there. Miss my hometown so much. 2 more years so I can move back to ChongQing, can’t wait . 重庆咧都给我雄起 要得不。
Very appreciated your videos to let us knowing so many beautiful places. You have a very nice personality, we are expecting to watch your travelling introduction more .
I was told Chongqing is a “3D city”. You take a lift to 30th floor of one building and you find yourself at the ground level of another one. Google map probably doesn’t work for the city as well, you thought you find the place you wanted to go but your destination is actually somewhere 100 meters right above you and it takes another 30 minutes to get there...
Z Joshua that is such an amazing way to describe this city!! I couldn’t agree more! You have to travel vertical as much as you do horizontal. Love that, 3D city!!
ChongQing is my hometown and i am so happy that you can make this special video for it.. There are also many natural scenic spots where you r able to visit, of course, if you'd like to. At last, you gotta try the authentic hotpot because if you don't eat it here then nowhere else can you taste the real and authentic flavour of hotspot, lol, anyway, thanks for prasing my city, and enjoy your trip here.
I remember studying economics as a kid and the teacher showed us a documentary thing about this city, where a lot of people come from all parts of China to work here and try to make a living with not very good wages and also this city is famous for having extremely serious air pollution. 10 plus years later (now), this city is turning into a mega city and things have improved significantly, like you said, it is not perfect, but it is quite special. Keep up the good videos!
that lift for workers transport sudden heavy or big stuff especially cleaning team use that elevator not for public friendly use but just incase lift is limited you need to wait for while when lift not ready reaching to your floor and you can get a ride with this bomber lift or sudden named lift etc
Great to see all the familiar places from when I worked there. The first time that bridge you were on overlooking Hongyadong was still being built. And the last time your hotel/hostel building was under construction! Things happen fast in Chongqing. But two days? You need to two months at least to even get some idea :-) And, referring to your How I Learnt Chinese video, didn't you notice that the normal greeting there was ni hao?
Very nice video, I found your channel recently and it's a good way to discover new things about China ! I just started chinese this year, although I admit that it was more a strategic choice for my futur career than a passion for this country, nevertheless I'm starting to change my view on this thanks to you. What makes me reluctant to go there (double degree in Tsinghua for example) is the political system and the pollution, how do you feel about this ?
That's awesome! I'm glad you're enjoying my content! I have to tell you, in the beginning, learning chinese was also a strategic choice for me. I was going to study business and thought a chinese major would be a nice way to compliment it. It was only when I went to China for my first time that I absolutely fell in love with it, and the rest is history!!! It's an amazing place, you will surely come to love it. For me, I don't watch the news and am not really interested in politics. As long as it doesn't interfere with my daily life, I'm fine. And apart from having to use a VPN to see instagram and youtube, I don't feel any kind of influence from the political system. In terms of pollution, beijing is 1000000x better than it was 3 years ago. Many of the big factories nearby have been closed and most days are clear blue skies, not like the old days where most days you couldn't go outside. Of course, its still more polluted than australia and most western countries but I never think about it really, it just doesnt bother me as much as it used to. Any more questions, don't hesitate to ask!
@@BlondieinChina So nice of you to give such a detailed answer ! Interesting that the hard regime's policy is not actually really percieved. And it's true that China is making more effort against pollution than a lot of western countries. I'm majoring in computer science so some chinese universities could be interesting for me, I'll have to think about that. Keep up the good work :) !
@@Nubeloo Maybe you can plan a short visit to China as the trial. Basically, nobody would associate it with the wrongly portraited image in the so-called mainstream media - 100x freedom than you may have imagined. Plus, the air quality is relatively bad but totally acceptable.
If you need extra lessons from a native Chinese teacher we have structured lessons to help you reach your goals. We invite you to join us for a free trial lesson now!
@@Nubeloo I can totally tell you have been brain washed by the western media. You won't have any problems in China unless you try to over through the government or break any Chinese laws. Oh, isn't a problem for most countries, including your own?
You have visited so many cities in China, it is so great and congratulations. I'm a Chinese living in abroad right now. I have visited many Chinese places, except Chongqing.
those plywood boards in the elevator are protecting the stainless steel panels behind those boards. in china, people take their bikes into those elevators. with time goes by, the dirty tires of bikes (rains, snow and dirty streets) make big mess on the stainless steel panels. so with those plywood boards, HOAs just need to replace those old, dirty plywood boards (those are cheap, cheap in china) with new ones during the regular elevator maintenance. that would make the operational cost of evelavors much cheaper.
There was a big earthquake 2008 in Sichuan that did a lot of damage in CQ as well. I was on the 19th floor when it happened and the building did shake quite a bit. The Yangtze river front has completely changed since then. Still an amazing city.
HenryDavidT the pile wood in elevator does not mean the elevator itself is under construction. It is some floors in the building under renovation, so they apply wood protections to the elevator, avoiding damaging it while they move things in and out.
definitely a famliy inn which can be booked through airbnb. and there are many rooms of such sort for travelers in the city, with a price of 30 to 50 us dollars per day
I feel ya, when I visiting Yerevan Armenia, I was the only Asian person on the street. People were staring at me and some of 'em were nervous talking to me, it's kinda fun.
Gabriel Winchester hope you have an amazing time in dalian! Love that city so much. Great seafood (love the fish dumplings!) and great fashion. It’s even called the fashionable and romantic city!!! You’ll love it!
School time from 7 am until 10 pm are for those kids who live in the school's dormitory, after supper they will be requested to still sit in the classroom to do their homework or do "self-study". For kids who go back home everyday, school time is mostly until 5-6 pm, they will go home for supper and do homework at home.
I was in my 28th floor apartment in Chongqing when there was an earthquake. Whole building was swaying. It was super nerve-wracking, but thank God no buildings came down😅
There's not 34 million people in Chongqing city, that's the entire municipality (which takes 10 hours plus to drive across). There's about 10 million in Chongqing.
Don't be scared of the wooden boards in the lift, that only means some levels of this building are under decorating, the wooden board was set to prevent scratches in the lift.
Enjoy your trip.
正解，装修木
不对。整个中国的特色。保护电梯而已。中国几乎所有的住宅小区都这样子
@@yuanxiaoliang1988 大部分住户装修完毕就会拆掉
@@yuanxiaoliang1988 起码我们家那边都是装修完就会拆
@@yuanxiaoliang1988 会拆掉的
I live in New Zealand and I visited Chongqing in March for 10 days, I agree with all your comments and I too think it is a wonderful city to visit.
i am so proud of my country. it develops quickly. it's incredible. it attributes to the hardworking people, who makes the city more beautiful/ charming / prosperous. ... thanks for the formers' efforts.
跨江缆车是超级推荐的，而且最好晚上去。
我第一到那里是盛夏的一个夜晚，炎热无比，当去到站台，看到对岸的江景的时候，心跳都停止了。
再登上缆车，运行时候江面的风，一下就把整个酷暑难耐的感觉给消灭了，终生难忘。
剛去過重慶，本來要排隊坐長江纜車，去的那天是清明長假，聽說要排7個小時，結果就放棄了。。。
Taiwan Sausage 现在去坐缆车的人真的太多了
@用愛發電插鼻孔輸電囼灣NO1 白天不建议乘坐。
重庆本地人路过，现在都成了网红景点了，曾经的交通工具。。。可惜嘉陵江的索道拆了。。。
Hi Amy ! I love watching your videos ! I’m French Born Chinese and I have to say I miss so much my motherland. I have never been to those places in your videos but I really enjoy discovering it through your point of view, it’s very informative, lively and funny. Thanks for sharing ! Keep up the good work ! :D
Thanks so much for the kind words!!! I'm so glad you like my videos. I hope one day you can go back to china and explore some more!
welcome to homeland
有空回来看看！！不知道你能看得懂中文吗
Wish one day you can come back to your motherland to find more and to know yourself more.
欢迎回家，welcome home.themotherland is beautiful
Such a gorgeous channel that never discover by many people yet 🤗🤗🤗
来北京
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Yes, this channel is great, you should also check: Rafa goes Around channel, it's amazing!!! The guy deserves more views for sure!
I am Chinese, subscribed now because of your honesty. There is almost no bias in your videos, these are all real feelings from your heart. Enjoy your time in China!
Im from Chongqing, and ive been stuck in France since the quarantine. I feel so homesick, everything in your video is so familiar to me, thank you for bringing all these beautiful things to me 😥
I'm british, but stuck in france also. But I'm considering going to live in Chongqing this summer c: what a coincidence xD
@@KairuinKorea really? I will actually go buck to Chongqing in this summer, that’s quite a coincidence 😂
I had a blast in Chongqing, such a fun city to visit! You really did a lot in just one day. We were completely exhausted after our 5 day trip to Chongqing from all the stairs and mountains. The view from your room was amazing! I've done my own series on Chongqing videos, and my recent videos are all from Xi'an where I live.
Just discovered your channel recently, and I really like what you're doing. My hometown is Chongqing, but I've never been there. I was born and raised in Beijing, and now I live in Canada. Thank you for giving such a fabulous presentation of my hometown to the world.
such a beautiful city and we definitely wants to visit.
love from Pakistan
So cyberpunk!
hahahah what is cyberpunk?
@@BlondieinChina science fiction concept, a futuristic city setting.
@@design4u1717 ah got it! Then yes, Chongqing is SUPER cyberpunk
@@BlondieinChina
cyberpunk city is a juxtaposition of high tech skyline with gritty rundown streets filled with hawkers, and neon signs everywhere.
@@obsidianstatue wow, like something out of 'ready player one!'
Aboslutely love Chongqing. My favorite city in China with an awesome cyberpunk vibe and a skyline that in my opinion surpasses that of Shanghai and Hong Kong. Such an overlooked gem.
I discovered your channel yesterday and I really love your videos! keep up the good work! :)
wt.......You are the real Kaja, I thought that being some fake account. I love your video as well, and I want to travel Poland someday, I love Chopin.
Thanks so much!!!! Really appreciate your support!
good description, fair conversation with locals, helpful for newcomers 😃
Visited Chongqing briefly 20 years ago. (I was interested in it because I'd written a Ph.D. thesis on the history of its foreign community in its treaty port days in the early 20th century.) One thing I liked was the sidewalks going over the street!
im a Chinese,i live in France now, when i feel home sick, i watch your channel😭
Yes, this channel is great, you should also check: Rafa goes Around channel, it's amazing!!! The guy deserves more views for sure!
That's an unreal hostel! Great view but I couldn't handle the height! Thanks for these informative videos, I love the way you're just open to new experiences in a variety of different environments. :)
Thank you for making this awesome video! From Chongqing myself but been living in Sydney for 7 years. This makes me home-sick:)
我是重庆人，看见你那么喜欢重庆，视频拍得很好，谢谢你。
I have a 16 hour layover there, so I wanted to check it out. This city looks the most incredible out of all the cities I've checked out and wanted to visit in China. Never even heard of this city...glad I discovered it. Wow, can't wait to check it out. :O
Jason Worldwide ahh so glad you saw this video before your layover!! Hope you have some great fun and hotpot there!
I love all your videos Amy! But just a suggestion, could you please include the names of the places that you stay at and their prices and also a rough estimate of what it costs to be in a particular place through flight, train or whatever and sightseeing. It will just give us a brief idea about the budget that we need to allocate before we go to any of the places that you show in your videos. Because honestly, your videos are so good that it makes me want to go to each and every place that you show 🙈 And I would really appreciate if I could get an estimate of what it would cost and some recommendations for hotels/hostels to stay in. 🙈❤️
I completely agree, I was wondering the same thing
sure! Great suggestion! I'll try to include it for next time :)
@@BlondieinChina that will be awesome! ❤️
1:25
chongqing is a city over a city... completely amazing place to visit,, wish soon can touch down in this city too..
Amazing video! Glad to see that you enjoy the journal here and thank you for sharing the beauty of Chongqing with others. I am from Chongqing. 🥰🥂
Your 'fast and furious' videos always get the heart pumping in a good way! :D
I like when something in China still surprises you.
hahahahah it was definitely a fast paced city!!! But I wouldn't have it any other way :)
Best China Chanel so far no negative bullshit! I watch video after video. 🤪✈️
negative bullshit. lmao
So it's positive bullshit? You are somehow right and that's what most people want to see: Not the truth but what makes them excited in a positive way.
Just my words, chill 😼
I’ve been down the rabbit hole It’s never good, and nothing you can do about it
Negative bullshit. Lmao lol
wow! it is extremely excited to see ur video of Chongqing, a city where I come from. currently studying abroad in Canada, and missing all the stuff chili, crowds and the organized chaos just as you said. BTW highly recommend you to visit places that built in the WW2 when chongqing as the alternate capital such as the Korea Embassy. XD
Such an awesome city! I definitely ate a lot of chilli when I was there! In 5 days I ate 5 hotpots.... my stomach..... was not good.... hahaha! Thanks for your tips!
Wuyue吴越江南人 ？
我去上学的时候天上有星星月亮，放学回家的时候还是能看到星星月亮🌙✨
omg.... 辛苦了！！！！！！
sounds so sad but a bit beautiful though :(
我的中学也是这样，不过现在想起来还挺怀念的，想念学校门口的小摊儿，晚自习，还有骑自行车回家的日子。
你也是黑夜之子
披星戴月
As a Chinese chongqing is the most exciting and fantastic city I've been before.the night vibe was so good and i really want to visit again🥳
omg i went to ciqikou in 2019 to that exact place and watching this is so cool
It is an amazing place, so much industry and growth there. My abiding memory is of the HEAT and HUMIDITY ! Around 113 F and 95% humidity when I was there.
That is ture............Summer here is not easy!!!!
I was there in 2008 for 15 days. The most amazing beautiful city I’ve ever been to
amazing video. I grew up in CQ, Love the food there, hmmm your video brings back so many memories. Thank you.
wow,love your attitude and your positive thinking to seeing things❤️if everyone thinks like you,this world sure be a better place❤️
It's funny, I grew up in Hong Kong & never once explored China beyond a primary school trip to Shenzhen & Beijing + going to Macau for the casino lol! I'm learning a lot about China from you. Next time I return to HK to see my folks, I'll have to explore China properly
binge watching all your content... the editing, the narrating, the topics... ALL FIRE
Welcome to my beautiful hometown CHONGQING, hope u had a great time over there. Miss my hometown so much. 2 more years so I can move back to ChongQing, can’t wait . 重庆咧都给我雄起 要得不。
Chongqing is one of my favourite chinese cities, no joke!!! Such a great vibe there, and hope to go back there soon!
That awesome. Glad u enjoy the city. Can’t wait to move back. That the only place in the hall entire world I would call home lol.
In China 7am to 10pm is called Late School. After 4 pm its optional. You dont needa go
Dame in henan china province i study until.to 11.30pm at high school
Wow beautiful place! Love Chong-ching from Cheng-tu
Excellent videos of Chungking!
It's my favorite city in the world, in my favorite land.
Very appreciated your videos to let us knowing so many beautiful places. You have a very nice personality, we are expecting to watch your travelling introduction more .
Aww thanks so much David! Really happy to hear that
I was told Chongqing is a “3D city”. You take a lift to 30th floor of one building and you find yourself at the ground level of another one. Google map probably doesn’t work for the city as well, you thought you find the place you wanted to go but your destination is actually somewhere 100 meters right above you and it takes another 30 minutes to get there...
Z Joshua that is such an amazing way to describe this city!! I couldn’t agree more! You have to travel vertical as much as you do horizontal. Love that, 3D city!!
Nice one! Just forwarded to 10 of my friends and asked them to forward to 10 of their friends... Go Amy! Go!
OMG！！！ Thank you SO MUCH! Really appreciate your support. Sending you big hugs from Beijing!
ChongQing is my hometown and i am so happy that you can make this special video for it.. There are also many natural scenic spots where you r able to visit, of course, if you'd like to. At last, you gotta try the authentic hotpot because if you don't eat it here then nowhere else can you taste the real and authentic flavour of hotspot, lol, anyway, thanks for prasing my city, and enjoy your trip here.
In China the school always have Lunch&rest time . Usually between 11:30am and 2pm even 3pm .S
Not when you are above 2nd year high school and preparing for the college entrance examination~
I just discovered your channel and your videos are pretty cool. Hope this channel grows, keep up the good work :)
thank you so much for the encouragement Keivi!!! I will keep posting and keep improving my content!
Thanks so much for the kind words Keivi!
5:10 I loved the video and your interpretations. Thanks.
I remember studying economics as a kid and the teacher showed us a documentary thing about this city, where a lot of people come from all parts of China to work here and try to make a living with not very good wages and also this city is famous for having extremely serious air pollution. 10 plus years later (now), this city is turning into a mega city and things have improved significantly, like you said, it is not perfect, but it is quite special. Keep up the good videos!
Love the enthusiasm you have, love the city, love China !
Keep it up Amy !!! Good channel :D
great show👍
love Chongqing! Great city, great vibe! Next time you should check out the nightlife after hotpot :-)
Just subscribed to your channel. Watched a few videos and really enjoy the positive vibes and your personal comparisons to the places you're visiting.
Very glad to see our children are very confident. Nice video!
重庆是个另人向往的城市！希望🈶️机会和全家人能去一次！
that lift for workers transport sudden heavy or big stuff especially cleaning team use that elevator not for public friendly use but just incase lift is limited you need to wait for while when lift not ready reaching to your floor and you can get a ride with this bomber lift or sudden named lift etc
Great to see all the familiar places from when I worked there. The first time that bridge you were on overlooking Hongyadong was still being built. And the last time your hotel/hostel building was under construction! Things happen fast in Chongqing. But two days? You need to two months at least to even get some idea :-) And, referring to your How I Learnt Chinese video, didn't you notice that the normal greeting there was ni hao?
Your little friend from Weibo the one without Glasses looks so cute, straight out of anime 😅
Very nice video, I found your channel recently and it's a good way to discover new things about China ! I just started chinese this year, although I admit that it was more a strategic choice for my futur career than a passion for this country, nevertheless I'm starting to change my view on this thanks to you. What makes me reluctant to go there (double degree in Tsinghua for example) is the political system and the pollution, how do you feel about this ?
That's awesome! I'm glad you're enjoying my content! I have to tell you, in the beginning, learning chinese was also a strategic choice for me. I was going to study business and thought a chinese major would be a nice way to compliment it. It was only when I went to China for my first time that I absolutely fell in love with it, and the rest is history!!! It's an amazing place, you will surely come to love it. For me, I don't watch the news and am not really interested in politics. As long as it doesn't interfere with my daily life, I'm fine. And apart from having to use a VPN to see instagram and youtube, I don't feel any kind of influence from the political system. In terms of pollution, beijing is 1000000x better than it was 3 years ago. Many of the big factories nearby have been closed and most days are clear blue skies, not like the old days where most days you couldn't go outside. Of course, its still more polluted than australia and most western countries but I never think about it really, it just doesnt bother me as much as it used to. Any more questions, don't hesitate to ask!
@@BlondieinChina So nice of you to give such a detailed answer ! Interesting that the hard regime's policy is not actually really percieved. And it's true that China is making more effort against pollution than a lot of western countries. I'm majoring in computer science so some chinese universities could be interesting for me, I'll have to think about that.
Keep up the good work :) !
@@Nubeloo Maybe you can plan a short visit to China as the trial. Basically, nobody would associate it with the wrongly portraited image in the so-called mainstream media - 100x freedom than you may have imagined. Plus, the air quality is relatively bad but totally acceptable.
If you need extra lessons from a native Chinese teacher we have structured lessons to help you reach your goals. We invite you to join us for a free trial lesson now!
@@Nubeloo I can totally tell you have been brain washed by the western media. You won't have any problems in China unless you try to over through the government or break any Chinese laws. Oh, isn't a problem for most countries, including your own?
小姐姐爱你😘😘😘
电梯的木板是为了防止电梯划伤，因为装修要搬东西进电梯，所以不用害怕
Nice video. Will visit Chongqing this year.
You have visited so many cities in China, it is so great and congratulations. I'm a Chinese living in abroad right now. I have visited many Chinese places, except Chongqing.
I haven't been to Chongqing yet. It looks like a place I'd like to see. Cool seeing it with you Blondie
Yep, organized chaos. That's China. We tried our best to organize the unorganizable.
China is the most beautiful country.Lots of love from India
those plywood boards in the elevator are protecting the stainless steel panels behind those boards. in china, people take their bikes into those elevators. with time goes by, the dirty tires of bikes (rains, snow and dirty streets) make big mess on the stainless steel panels. so with those plywood boards, HOAs just need to replace those old, dirty plywood boards (those are cheap, cheap in china) with new ones during the regular elevator maintenance. that would make the operational cost of evelavors much cheaper.
Recommend night market in chongqing , which contains much spicy food and delicious barbecue
Do you live there?
just love your videos! Going back to China soon and will be going to lots of places you describe! All your fault!
There was a big earthquake 2008 in Sichuan that did a lot of damage in CQ as well. I was on the 19th floor when it happened and the building did shake quite a bit. The Yangtze river front has completely changed since then. Still an amazing city.
By some accounts Chongqing is said to be the largest city in China. It is pronounced Chong-chin. They have a zoo with several pandas and fire foxes.
dude where did you learn so much about China?
I love the room! Would tell me which hotel it is?
HenryDavidT the pile wood in elevator does not mean the elevator itself is under construction. It is some floors in the building under renovation, so they apply wood protections to the elevator, avoiding damaging it while they move things in and out.
Yes I'm wondering the same..what's the name of the hotel?
I think it was shown on the video as Lonely Village Youth Hostel
definitely a famliy inn which can be booked through airbnb. and there are many rooms of such sort for travelers in the city, with a price of 30 to 50 us dollars per day
@@qiwu7093 No. This is a hostel. 1:25.
i stayed in the same hostel as i visited chongqing last year, how funny!
I recently addicted to your show as you have shown me so many things about China that I do not know (shame one me)
I love this video! Hows the weather? I'm going to Chongqing nxt month
Elizabeth Robinson summer so hot
the weather is fine these days
i live in chongqing , now it's weather is hot.
Chongqing is as hot as hell.
谢谢你 小姐姐 我在学雅思 要准备关于重庆的话题 发现你的介绍真的通俗易懂。 在你的视频里学到很多☺️☺️
既然中文字幕想必意向观众为华语用户，那么为什么不尝试把视频发在哔哩哔哩之内的可以在中国大陆使用的视频网站上呢。个人建议，我是重庆人，非常支持你的视频。
放个错版地图，还想放b站，想太多了
@Alina 人家b站有账号，打脸不
傻孩子 人家是要科普给外国人看的 你在这里搞闭塞 傻乎乎的
@@zhouaoligei8381 我觉得应该只是不懂
ZHOU AOLIGEI 外国人一般不懂这些
I feel ya, when I visiting Yerevan Armenia, I was the only Asian person on the street. People were staring at me and some of 'em were nervous talking to me, it's kinda fun.
Thank U for recommending Chongqing!
Made me miss home so much !!!🥲
Wow very nice view...
love watching your videos! I'm going to Dalian this summer for school super excited
Gabriel Winchester hope you have an amazing time in dalian! Love that city so much. Great seafood (love the fish dumplings!) and great fashion. It’s even called the fashionable and romantic city!!! You’ll love it!
你做的电梯是货梯吧 平时是用来装卸货物的 所以电梯里会包有木板作为保护
School time from 7 am until 10 pm are for those kids who live in the school's dormitory, after supper they will be requested to still sit in the classroom to do their homework or do "self-study". For kids who go back home everyday, school time is mostly until 5-6 pm, they will go home for supper and do homework at home.
My cousins went home every day and still had to stay in school until 10pm for study hall.
you have visited my mom's hometown, i am homesick all of a sudden. i decided to subscribe. :)
I was in my 28th floor apartment in Chongqing when there was an earthquake. Whole building was swaying. It was super nerve-wracking, but thank God no buildings came down😅
重庆很适合未来风格的城市
Beautiful my china.💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
2:50 The girl on the right is so cute :)
Anime character 😆
Informative . Thank you.
感谢外国友人不带偏见的正面宣传！
Sean.Z張凌霄 只需要像这样客观报道就行了。
Amy下次去重庆可以去看看飞虎队博物馆，很多ww2 东战线的信息在里面，美国驻成都总领事馆新闻文化处帮助收集了很多信息。我非常喜欢那个博物馆
There's not 34 million people in Chongqing city, that's the entire municipality (which takes 10 hours plus to drive across). There's about 10 million in Chongqing.
It is my hometown and I live in Australia
The Chongqing municipality has over 30 million as you say .. but the city itself has a population of 8.5 million.
"a concrete jungle" I like that!
That's an awesome room! That elevator is scary indeed. Always fun to travel with you.
It was indeed an awesome room and very scary elevator!! Thanks for the kind words!!
What a familiar scene！ miss my hometown,welcome to Chongqing.
Great Videos. Love your smiles as well. 👍
6:00 lmao thought it was going be exploring hongyadong.