Damn.. I got married in Jilin, North China... Visited family in Kunming.. divorced a few years later.. I have a Japanese style robot toilet at my home in Aus (a long way from Preston UK where I grew up)... And the usual bum gun at my condo in Thailand... Enjoy the experience.... My after wedding meal was steamed whole frogs including the frogspawn, and deep fried chicken heads....
Ben, following you for a long time, but unfortunately, your open remarks is FALSE, NEVER heard their 144-hrs "visa-free" policy? There are many Brits currently traveling around China now with this 144 hr 'Visa"
I used to do business with Chinese in NYC every month. No English, but a calculator and a smile was all we needed. Not once did i ever get ripped off or cheated. Best business dealing in all of NY.
That was how my dad met my mom in the 90s lolss, at least that was what my dad told me. According to him, my maternal grandpa(who was an East European immigrant), was been frequent in the cabinet/kitchenry biz with dad(who was a Chinese immigrant) in the nyc in 90s, mainly bc my dad often offered best price and done the best installation contracting works. From there, they became close business partners, then my dad met my mom, then there is me, lolss.
As a Chinese, thank you for your kindness, but there is no tip culture in China, just say thank you "xiexie" will be enough. Hope you have a lovely trip in China😊
@@Allfaxnocaps My guess was that he didn't want to take the money on camera, because drivers income is taxed and this could be considered a tax evasion. Or just looking bad for an American propaganda video. RIP social credits any way :D Or it might be just actually be a culture thing, and him being a nice guy not overcharging visitors. Anyway, $3 for a taxi drive from airport to hotel, that takes 1hr 18 minutes, if I saw the phone screen correctly, is crazy cheap. P.S. I checked and salaries seem to start at around 10k CNY a month which is a $1400 per month before tax (and the tax is progressive, so you only pay 10% income tax). You definitely can't make that if you charge $3 per hour of driving.
@@_APV_u talk like you KNOW china so well, why don’t u get ur lazy ass up and ACTUALLY visited a country before making these hypotheses, I had lived in china for almost 10 years and never encountered those bullshit u said
tip in china - don't tip. people don't expect it and some may be insulted by it especially if they are visibly older than you. chinese do not typically give or take gifts from strangers. this is more the case with cash because it can be taken as a handout. if someone invited you to their home for dinner or similar, you can give them a gift like some fruit basket, alcohol, etc but not cash. if you really want to express gratitude, learn a few phrases and compliments and everyone will be happy 😄
When I go to China, I act like Chinese in the US. I don't bathe, I speak way too loud especially about 'foreigners'. I refuse to tip, and may not even pay the amount required for an item unless someone gets angry. I urinate in public, cut lines and take pictures of everything, especially things of no cultural value. I get asked if i was born there.
@@kevinadams9468Chinese people in US are discriminated against, they don't have much opportunities and many sank to the bottom of society, that is why you see many of them behaved in such a way there, China on the other hand is a fair society, people have better opportunities there and many Chinese grow up in a much safer environment, as a result, they are a lot more friendly and polite, that is why many people in the west are quite surprised when they actually go to China and meet the people there.
Spent six months traveling China over a decade ago, best travel experience of my life. Hope you lot enjoy it! Lijiang was a highlight for me personally, beautiful scenery. The Chinese people were amazing to me and my partner, hope you all have the same experience!
Did you get to see the Genocide too? Shills for China are so funny just close your eyes and everything is fine. Totally not a third world country with so much pollution you rarely ever see birds.
Do you really think they’ll wait for him to offer a tip and then ask? Check out some of his older videos, and you'll see he’s all about the drama, always finding the easiest way to grab attention-it’s the TH-cam game, after all. Bald is nothing like that; I'm just here for the beautiful Kat!
Many low budget China hotels do not occupy the whole buildling, they just rent a few floors in a building. So if you just mention the hotel name, the taxi driver can't allocate it. You better have its full address in Chinese to let the driver know.
That’s true. There are lots of apartments located in buildings all over China. So taxi drivers might not know the name of the apartment, it’s better to show the address of the building.
China has more than 600 cities and tens of thousands of towns, each with its own history and unique appearance. It would take a lifetime to visit them all.
@andersandersen6295 Is there only the Cultural Revolution in your eyes? When talking with your elders, he can learn everything he knows from the founding of the Republic of China, the War of Resistance Against Japan, the War of Liberation, the founding of New China, the Great Leap Forward, the Cultural Revolution, the reform and opening up, etc., sad guy
@@andersandersen6295a lot actually, even with maos revolution a lot of old China has survived. Same with Russia. The modern governments have also supported local rebuilding efforts and the locals there hold those traditions its very difficult to destroy thousands of years of history in a 20 year effort. The CCP of today isn't the same as maos. China of today isn't the same as maos China either. I was lucky enough to study in China for 4 years what little I have seen is very rich in history.
Same here, been 7 times, Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, Jinan: all amazing and people driven, wil return next year, when in Rome act as a Roman, it pays of,
The Standard Grade Rail(SGR) green trains are the slowest trains in China and are not considered high speed rail at 160km/hr even though they are classed as high speed trains by North American standards. The slowest high speed trains in China these days are the older 250km/hr D Trains with the newer F trains at 350km/hr.
China is far more modern and friendly than its neighbouring SE countries. No scam, no tip taken by taxi drivers / waiters, but the tip collection by the Custom officers is almost a must in SE.
Dear sir, it is very nice to hear that you enjoyed the trip in China. You are also warmly invited to visit the other cities. The same to you who are reading this comment. Language might be a problem, but you're always welcomed.
I've traveled over most of China by car ,bus and train on numerous trips and I love the place friendly people interesting things to do and see and the food is to die for .I regard it as my second home
it's too hard to get a permanent residence permit in China, and it's even harder to get a household registration in China(Even if you are married to a Chinese, you need to return to your home country every six months to go through the work and residence procedures, and then have a detailed record after working or living in China for ten years to get a household registration)
I just entered China today from HongKong ba land to.Shenzhe. Visa free for 14 days with a Swiss passport. Only a few question asked at the Immigration.
Due to congenital physical conditions, amusement parks certainly cannot provide Disney-like spectacular performances and might even be somewhat boring. However, you have shown full respect and understanding. For such amusement parks, people buying tickets to visit is the greatest help to this group. Thank you!
This' Dwarf Kingdom 'is mainly designed to provide employment opportunities for these dwarves, many of whom have their own families or live alone. The target audience for this place is children, and most of the visitors are elementary school students or kindergarten children! But I think the tickets here are a bit too expensive, maybe around 100 yuan would be more suitable!
I visited China in March of this year. Kunshan/Suzhou, Beijing and Shanghai. It was a remarkable experience and the Chinese people were very polite and welcoming. The cost of everything from hotels to taxis to food was very cheap compared to US. Looking forward to my next trip middle of next year. Safe travels.
Love it, I went to Tianjin, Beijing and Sanya. Really like Tianjin, and am not exaggerating when I say that it is the safest I have ever felt anywhere in the world.
The green train at the Chinese boarder is CR200J electric train, new, but just regular standard speed train running at a speed of 160km/h, therefore it's not a high speed train, it's just a standard fast train.
Yes, because those trains needs to use the SGR rails in Vietnam, Laos and Thailand. Africa now also uses the same SGR trains which already puts the trains in North America to shame that goes around 80-120/km/hr ! ...LoL
I looooove China. I feel super privileged to have been there, and I am so hyped to see yours and Kats and Baaaallllds vids. This is gonna be the best series yet
Super privileged?? what a arrogant man! Nobody cares who you are, where you are from, the Chinese people are just nice, we always treat our guests well, it's the culture.
Congratulations Ben, Kat and Bald on the dream trip to China! I've been waiting for this one, and sure you have too. Amazing first vid, loved it. Inspiring!!
The previous commenter is correct . It's not neccessary to tip in China. We have travelled quite a bit throughout China and enjoyed it as you will. Be careful of chicken stir fry. It has bits of bone in it and I broke my tooth on it. However the duck soup I had was to die for. Enjoy your time there. All the best mates 👍👍 Jim and Harriet
That's not the true fast bullet train in China. I've been on many of them and they sit way lower on the track with much smaller windows and there generally white.
CRH380 and CR400A series are "G" high-speed trains, CR400B and CHR2, CRH1 are "D" trains - 200km/h, and "K" is the old express train - 160km/h (although it is the slowest)
I am super stocked for this video! I’m sure there are many travel vlogs about China but you and Bald are the only ones I ll watch. (Creature of habit I guess) Can’t wait for the rest 🎉
Used to live in Chongqing, China for nearly 3 years, so looking forward to your travels there! Have fun! Just one thing - in Chinese culture, tipping is deemed offensive, which is why the taxi driver refused your tip.
Tipping is not offensive it’s just not expected nor sought after, it is polite to refuse but as the tipper you should insist and they will take it with gratitude. Saving face is big in Chinese culture, it’s unbecoming to accept a tip on first offer but as the tipper if you keep insisting then it will be rude not to take it. It’s a game, Chinese will fight over bills and going Dutch is considered in poor taste, making sure guests have the best experience is the culture norm.
@@TaoistWay he tried to offer more than once It’s also deemed as you telling the person they don’t make enough money Why risk it… they may get a person who takes offence to the offer Like you said it’s not even expected
Amazed how clean and modern everything is...puts the UK to shame. I visited Guangzhou/Shenzhen in 2009 and Beijing in 2010...seems to have changed enormously since then.
China is a new country every 10 years, not just the appearance and also the society, the people as well. People in China seem to change and adopt very fast.
@@janck1000I'd much rather live where I live now in South West "stagnant" France with it's stunning scenery and food and architecture than stacked vertically in some city in China with air you can cut with a knife and food that's often 'compromised'. I lived in mainland China for 5 and a half years, HK for 12. I loved HK and much preferred it to my time in Nanjing and Shenzhen, but i still found my experiences there interesting and met nice people whom I still keep in touch with. But the air pollution was horrendous ( in fairness it's getting a lot better in Southern china at least in recent years) and just the 'control' aspects wear on you after a while. I think a lot of the hyperbole around China being so futuristic and advanced and 'the West' ( which is a pretty ridiculous blanket term) being one giant Kensington Philadelphia pretty asinine. And China's growth as it built basic infrastructure from scratch is obviously rapidly slowing. There are massive issues around youth unemployment currently in China running at over 20 percent officially ( so god knows the real figure) and a rapidly imploding residential property market that makes up an insane 23 percent of Chinese GDP. So China for sure not immune to many of the challenges we've faced in Europe and America.
@@willsmith39 sure, I'm from Slovenia and agree with all of what you wrote, but the fact is they will "run us over" with development on all levels. I love living in my beautiful country, but I am very much afraid of european future, as I am afraid we will fall back a lot.
@@janck1000 I hear you but I disagree. Or at least I don't see it as some sort of inevitable "fact" as you put it.This after all was the exact same narrative about Japan in the 70's and 80's. That they were rapidly approaching US GDP and would soon over take it. Of course that ultimately is not what happened. If China was still under Deng, Hu Jingtao or an equivalent pragmatist I might actually agree with you, but Xi's Mao 2.0 reboot is seriously undermining China's ability for business to innovate and compete. Who wants to be the next Pony Ma or Jack Ma when unless you're on the right side of Xi and suitably sychophantic you're going to end up in prison or worse. Watching the Tik Tok CEO who was on the purging radar, crawl and say that without studying 'Xi jinpin thought' he couldn't have created Tik Tok was so cringe. Ultimately I think his brand of backwards rabid nationalism will mean that China will not surpass the US. Just my view of course. A view I couldn't even express in China without serious repercussions.
The fact they're still in China and they are releasing videos while they're still there means they are CCP approved and I wouldn't trust them. Certainly nothing in this video of value.
Love your videos. WOW China 🇨🇳 I’m keen as to go there. You’re right about getting a longer visa. 144 hours is nowhere near enough time. My favourite international food. Awesome stuff mate
Mike Okay is the best right now. His China series was amazing. He was literally hitchhiking through China and slept rough, even slept on the great wall while meeting genuine hard working people on the way.
Kat has to be the best travel companion ever. It always makes me smile how positive and cheerful she is!! She's just down for the ride, I need to find me a girl like that!
@@travelerlives that is not true and there's countless videos to prove otherwise. Because of technology the ridiculous actions of the chinese government are on display. Such as, spraying livestock black because it's more costly. Spraying roadsides and hillsides green to cover up over industrialization of lands. Square miles piled high of unused electric bicycles. Dangerous exploding electric cars. Unsatisfactory regulations governing most mechanical engineering. Completely smoke filled skies. Spit oil...!.!..(Beyond disgusting!!)....Then there's the 'old hags'....who steal everything not nailed down, including farmers crop's from the fields. Hoards of old people in air-conditioned shops, hanging out to save money by not keeping their own houses cool. Most disturbing is the intervention of the government when there's a real serious problem or accidents or crazed murderer, by misrepresentation and corrupt reporting.....You know more than most that the list is endless.... I'm sorry to point out those fact's The most important I've saved for last.......The lies.
如果你占用了别人的座位，你可以跟他商量，看是否能够互换位置，以便你能和同伴能坐在一起。如果对方没有同伴的话，你也足够礼貌和真诚，他很有可能会同意的，这在中国的火车上经常发生。 If you take the seat of another man, basically you can ask him if you two may exchange seats , so you‘d sit together with your partner. If he is just alone and you behave so sincerely, he would be likely to accept your proposal for seat. These are often happening on the train in China.
p.s. Kunming is a tier 2 city provincial capital , it should get progressively easier as you reach the tier 1 megalopolis'es, have fun and savour the adventures to come
Welcome to the future. Haven't been to Kunming but have it scheduled for two weeks time. . You mentioned Chongqing, my favorite city, its on another level. It will be my 4th visit this year. Retired with the resources to travel when ever and where ever. China is No. 1
I was born in Chongqing and now live in the States. While you’re there, you and Bald could easily make 10 episodes about all the different places in China. Apart from Yunnan, western part of Sichuan (川西) is a good place to explore. Looking forward mate.
Nice clean city’s everyone wealthy no crime no drugs no homeless no gang shoot outs or racial riots. Must be nice. Enjoy while you can. Where I’m from no one is the same and we all hate each other. We send aid to other countries and ignore our own (lately it seems)
At 12:40 This train is not high speed train of China. Chinese high speed train has maximum speed of 350 km/s and has a streamlined shape. This train to Kuming has maximum speed of 160 km/s only and it's not the best train in China.
Brother, the green high-speed train you are taking is not a true high-speed train. It is the worst train in the Chinese high-speed train series, and its speed is not that fast. You need to buy a high-speed train ticket. The letter "g" starts with "high-speed train", which means that the speed can reach 350 and it is more comfortable. That is the high-speed train
@@arindamsaha735 That is the slowest train in China Railway's scheduled operation. There is no slower one except for freight trains, sightseeing trains and mountain bus trains（）
Great video Ben, looking forward to seeing your Cina trip. Stay safe and enjoy the adventure mate! Great to see you made it to one of your dream adventures!
Started watched your England series and India's as well. Now China! I move my bench and sit in front of the screen to see what will happen in your adventure. I like your style of Youtubing different from others. Bumpy start the first day, that's adventure travel is about. Go Go Ben! Best wishes from Australia.
@@BackpackerBenNotice all the fake accounts posting comments on this video Ben. China is the land of propaganda, you should never have gone. Like visiting Nazi Germany in the 30s.
They warned you not to visit the place, less their lies will be exposed. You will be surprised by what you are going to see. In terms of of safety, economy and technology , this place had no parallel.
Since the free visa travel to China rules for many countries came into effect , I've seen many western vbloggers blogged about their travels in China. The common take from nearly all of them- they were preasantly surprised and realised they were lied to by their own media and polticians.
@@zippitydoodah451 Do you live on an island and never leave your home? Is it closed to the acceptance of information? I am from Chongqing, China. I have been using VPN for 10 years and have never had any problems accessing TH-cam, Twitter, Instagram, and so on. There are always people who are unwilling to accept the actual situation. If you have any doubts about this, you can search for the number of users in various countries of VPN software on the market. Finally, using VPN is not illegal, but using VPN to engage in criminal activities will violate the law.
Interesting video, and I enjoyed very much watching. Thank you for sharing, and expect more from you. Wish you a pleasure journey in China. By the way, I have watched quite a few videos about China, but this is the first I saw the Dwarf World.😀
23:31 - We have heated toilets in the UK... if you use one after someone else. The feeling of a warm toilet seat isn't quite the same when you know someone else was on it just before you. 😂
Recently watched PPPeters video about the little person empire. It was really interesting to hear how it got set up. Interesting to see you guys end up there too. 😊
I have been following you guys for a while and am so pumped that you are visiting my birth country. Enjoy your trip, and look forward to watching your adventures and seeing your reactions to what china is really like.
Remember walking out of the train station in Shenzen after arriving from Hong Kong in late 2002. It was like stepping into another world, the energy of the place hit me instantly. Quite incredible.
It changed so much there when I went to Kunming in 2004. We also went to the dwarfs but also to the Stone Forest. (Shi Lin) You cab admire there special Chinese Tribes in beautiful clothes! Have a safe journey there!
As can be seen from the video, Ben is very polite, respects the local people and culture, and maintains hygiene and environment, which is especially important for traveling in China😀 There is almost no tipping culture in China, but if you like, you can also pay them and explicitly inform them that it is to express your gratitude 🥰
Chinese people will not accept tips because we think it is an insult to us. Our education is to use our own efforts to earn money, so tips are an insult to us!
Great video, keep it up! I watched your India videos as well. It looks like the the only similarities between India and China is population size, everything else is polar opposite.
wow, wow, wow, notice how clean and tidy the place is, notice all that food, looks fit and good to eat. I visited China, Shanghai, World Expo 2010 it is all life but just done differently. This was before the smartphone was used so much, no Alipay, cash and regular credit cards. No online translation either, just a phrase book. Also visited Hong Kong and Macau, both very different but equally facinating. (No heated toilet seats, did you find the squat loos, sometimes a large room with low level boards for minimal privacy). Hope you both had a great visit.
The reality of the super nice hotel, a nice taxi, and one of the handful of western toilets hardly paints an honest picture of the reality of China or traveling thru it. Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Macau are on the complete other end of the spectrum compared to 99.9% of chinese cities
If he thinks this is going to be the norm he's sadly mistaken. Him saying it's "futuristic" compared to UK/EU is about the most delusional take I've ever seen, followed closely by comparing the only toilet he's seen, in a NICE hotel no less, to the countless squat toilets to come.
@@joenobody5913 I know, right! All I see is what his CCP guide say's he can film. And the line china is so" futuristic " is a known CCP talking point. lets see what he thinks when he gets out of the major cities
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Damn.. I got married in Jilin, North China... Visited family in Kunming.. divorced a few years later.. I have a Japanese style robot toilet at my home in Aus (a long way from Preston UK where I grew up)... And the usual bum gun at my condo in Thailand... Enjoy the experience.... My after wedding meal was steamed whole frogs including the frogspawn, and deep fried chicken heads....
Why not go to a bank to exchange money?
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Ben, following you for a long time, but unfortunately, your open remarks is FALSE, NEVER heard their 144-hrs "visa-free" policy? There are many Brits currently traveling around China now with this 144 hr 'Visa"
There's no tipping culture in China, please don't tip unless it's well deserved (e.g. like huge help from them...)
I used to do business with Chinese in NYC every month. No English, but a calculator and a smile was all we needed. Not once did i ever get ripped off or cheated. Best business dealing in all of NY.
That was how my dad met my mom in the 90s lolss, at least that was what my dad told me. According to him, my maternal grandpa(who was an East European immigrant), was been frequent in the cabinet/kitchenry biz with dad(who was a Chinese immigrant) in the nyc in 90s, mainly bc my dad often offered best price and done the best installation contracting works. From there, they became close business partners, then my dad met my mom, then there is me, lolss.
@Christopol what a sweet story! Thanks for sharing it!
@@Christopolmix banana
u mean u get ripped off in NYC alot?
@@Christopol Sweet story
As a Chinese, thank you for your kindness, but there is no tip culture in China, just say thank you "xiexie" will be enough. Hope you have a lovely trip in China😊
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No tips cause they all well off. Yet claim we are
@@Allfaxnocaps My guess was that he didn't want to take the money on camera, because drivers income is taxed and this could be considered a tax evasion. Or just looking bad for an American propaganda video. RIP social credits any way :D
Or it might be just actually be a culture thing, and him being a nice guy not overcharging visitors.
Anyway, $3 for a taxi drive from airport to hotel, that takes 1hr 18 minutes, if I saw the phone screen correctly, is crazy cheap.
P.S. I checked and salaries seem to start at around 10k CNY a month which is a $1400 per month before tax (and the tax is progressive, so you only pay 10% income tax). You definitely can't make that if you charge $3 per hour of driving.
@@_APV_我们各行各业都不收小费，不是怕收税，是没有这种文化
@@_APV_u talk like you KNOW china so well, why don’t u get ur lazy ass up and ACTUALLY visited a country before making these hypotheses, I had lived in china for almost 10 years and never encountered those bullshit u said
tip in china - don't tip. people don't expect it and some may be insulted by it especially if they are visibly older than you. chinese do not typically give or take gifts from strangers. this is more the case with cash because it can be taken as a handout. if someone invited you to their home for dinner or similar, you can give them a gift like some fruit basket, alcohol, etc but not cash. if you really want to express gratitude, learn a few phrases and compliments and everyone will be happy 😄
I spoke to the hotel chambermaid in Mandarin and she was chuffed to bits - that was 2010, phrase book in hand!
When I go to China, I act like Chinese in the US. I don't bathe, I speak way too loud especially about 'foreigners'. I refuse to tip, and may not even pay the amount required for an item unless someone gets angry. I urinate in public, cut lines and take pictures of everything, especially things of no cultural value. I get asked if i was born there.
@@kevinadams9468Chinese people in US are discriminated against, they don't have much opportunities and many sank to the bottom of society, that is why you see many of them behaved in such a way there, China on the other hand is a fair society, people have better opportunities there and many Chinese grow up in a much safer environment, as a result, they are a lot more friendly and polite, that is why many people in the west are quite surprised when they actually go to China and meet the people there.
@@kevinadams9468 Well said. It's true. You couldn't pay me enough to go to china!
@@user-pl7ed6ci6l don't try to reason with racists
That taxi driver was amazing, lovely human
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8 好撒比
You shut up@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8
中国没有小费文化
Not a racist Ben... But just remember China is 180deg of India 😂
Clean v Dirt
No tipping v Scamming
Smoking v Drinking
@@BobbyVasquezJr little noise of horns v noise of horns everywhere
I was waiting for you guys to come to China. It was about time.
Spent six months traveling China over a decade ago, best travel experience of my life. Hope you lot enjoy it! Lijiang was a highlight for me personally, beautiful scenery. The Chinese people were amazing to me and my partner, hope you all have the same experience!
@@fringus_7894 欢迎好朋友再次来到中国旅游，美丽的中国期待你们。
Lijiang is amazing like nowhere else in the world, highly recommend it. I hope the guy takes your advice.
Did you get to see the Genocide too? Shills for China are so funny just close your eyes and everything is fine. Totally not a third world country with so much pollution you rarely ever see birds.
欢迎好朋友再次来到中国旅游
China has changed a lot from what it was ten years ago to what it is now. You are welcome to China again.
If in India they ask you for the tip before you offer for the tip.
Nasty there
Do you really think they’ll wait for him to offer a tip and then ask? Check out some of his older videos, and you'll see he’s all about the drama, always finding the easiest way to grab attention-it’s the TH-cam game, after all. Bald is nothing like that; I'm just here for the beautiful Kat!
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8 好的，哈哈哈，没用的家伙
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8 "Free" your mind, the world is one. Humanity is one. Think of Mergism not separatism. World united !
Bob khan that worthless subhuman says what ?.
China is the best country I’ve ever been to I loved it ten years ago see something amazing every day.
Many low budget China hotels do not occupy the whole buildling, they just rent a few floors in a building. So if you just mention the hotel name, the taxi driver can't allocate it. You better have its full address in Chinese to let the driver know.
That’s true. There are lots of apartments located in buildings all over China. So taxi drivers might not know the name of the apartment, it’s better to show the address of the building.
yes and when traveling in a new country it's always helpful to copy the hotel address in their local language and save it on your phone
China has more than 600 cities and tens of thousands of towns, each with its own history and unique appearance. It would take a lifetime to visit them all.
How many have any history left, older than the cultural revolution?
@andersandersen6295 Is there only the Cultural Revolution in your eyes? When talking with your elders, he can learn everything he knows from the founding of the Republic of China, the War of Resistance Against Japan, the War of Liberation, the founding of New China, the Great Leap Forward, the Cultural Revolution, the reform and opening up, etc., sad guy
@@andersandersen6295a lot actually, even with maos revolution a lot of old China has survived. Same with Russia. The modern governments have also supported local rebuilding efforts and the locals there hold those traditions its very difficult to destroy thousands of years of history in a 20 year effort. The CCP of today isn't the same as maos. China of today isn't the same as maos China either. I was lucky enough to study in China for 4 years what little I have seen is very rich in history.
@@joshuabonilla3491我们是特色社会主义国家，毛是千年伟人，现在中国现在一切是他打下扎实基础。
@@andersandersen6295文革大革命目的目标是啥你知道？还有破坏啥了😅
China is amazing, been there a few times myself and looking forward to visiting again.
Come back! ❤❤
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8get a life
Same here, been 7 times, Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, Jinan: all amazing and people driven, wil return next year, when in Rome act as a Roman, it pays of,
A lot ez girl Right? How them rate your dick?
The Standard Grade Rail(SGR) green trains are the slowest trains in China and are not considered high speed rail at 160km/hr even though they are classed as high speed trains by North American standards. The slowest high speed trains in China these days are the older 250km/hr D Trains with the newer F trains at 350km/hr.
China is far more modern and friendly than its neighbouring SE countries. No scam, no tip taken by taxi drivers / waiters, but the tip collection by the Custom officers is almost a must in SE.
SE?
@@kingofohio5689south east Asia
Yeah cuz their social credit will tank
@@georgethebugeater7950social credit is ridiculous which is made up by westerners
Dear sir, it is very nice to hear that you enjoyed the trip in China. You are also warmly invited to visit the other cities. The same to you who are reading this comment. Language might be a problem, but you're always welcomed.
I've traveled over most of China by car ,bus and train on numerous trips and I love the place friendly people interesting things to do and see and the food is to die for .I regard it as my second home
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it's too hard to get a permanent residence permit in China, and it's even harder to get a household registration in China(Even if you are married to a Chinese, you need to return to your home country every six months to go through the work and residence procedures, and then have a detailed record after working or living in China for ten years to get a household registration)
I just entered China today from HongKong ba land to.Shenzhe. Visa free for 14 days with a Swiss passport. Only a few question asked at the Immigration.
May I ask if you need to show hotel booking if using the 14 days visa? thanks
@@dicky-duck6632 需要
@@dicky-duck6632no,
hk is part of china
u can even go through the MAINLAND and HK repeatedly to renew your visa😂
Due to congenital physical conditions, amusement parks certainly cannot provide Disney-like spectacular performances and might even be somewhat boring. However, you have shown full respect and understanding. For such amusement parks, people buying tickets to visit is the greatest help to this group. Thank you!
This dwarf amusement park was established by the government to solve the employment of dwarfs, mainly a fairy tale theme park for children;
Bored with amusement parks must be first world country problem.
This' Dwarf Kingdom 'is mainly designed to provide employment opportunities for these dwarves, many of whom have their own families or live alone. The target audience for this place is children, and most of the visitors are elementary school students or kindergarten children! But I think the tickets here are a bit too expensive, maybe around 100 yuan would be more suitable!
@@cloudwithwind574i think that was the price for two persons
@@cloudwithwind574 这个游乐场每个月都在亏损,需要很多社会上的爱心企业资助,不然很难继续坚持,很多小学去这里举办活动也是为了支持这个游乐场运营下去,我觉得120块钱一个人的门票是合理的,来这参观的人除了看表演更多的其实是资助这些矮人
I visited China in March of this year. Kunshan/Suzhou, Beijing and Shanghai. It was a remarkable experience and the Chinese people were very polite and welcoming. The cost of everything from hotels to taxis to food was very cheap compared to US. Looking forward to my next trip middle of next year. Safe travels.
Got your 五毛?
You land at Pu dong airport?
Glad you will be visiting again. 😀
lol, kunshan is a county in Suzhou. I have worked in there in this summer.😂
中国的物价低是因为中国的货币购买力是远高于它和美元的汇率，中国人的实际生活水平和收入是高于用汇率统计的美元金额的
I lived in China before covid (came back in 2019). I miss it. Need to get back there sooner rather than later!
Come back! ❤
@@ExpatNatt I'm actually thinking about it for next year. I don't like living in the UK.
@@CraigBuckton-o3q Too much FREEDOM.
@@colleenpeck6347 Did what I like there as well. Remember not my country not my politics!!
It feels exciting as a Chinese who was in England and watches your vid all along when you finally come to this country, hope you enjoy.
🇨🇳👏🏼
id可以的兄弟
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8 可笑
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8幽默
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8 free ur brain, dont let it soak in shithole.
Love it, I went to Tianjin, Beijing and Sanya. Really like Tianjin, and am not exaggerating when I say that it is the safest I have ever felt anywhere in the world.
Tianjin has the best breakfasts in all of China
@xinfuxia3809 四川、广东表示不服😂😂
That’s how I feel about everywhere I’ve been in China, I’ve never once felt unsafe! ❤
Yea, that's what the students at Tiananmen square thought. I's recommend Wuhan on your next visit.
Tianjin at the end of April the whole city full of begonia flowers is particularly beautiful
The green train at the Chinese boarder is CR200J electric train, new, but just regular standard speed train running at a speed of 160km/h, therefore it's not a high speed train, it's just a standard fast train.
Yes, because those trains needs to use the SGR rails in Vietnam, Laos and Thailand. Africa now also uses the same SGR trains which already puts the trains in North America to shame that goes around 80-120/km/hr ! ...LoL
160km/hr is considered high-speed in the US ! ...LoL
He mistook it. Clearly that was not High speed train.
@@bunnyfreakz By North American and European standards it can be called high speed trains once it can reach speeds of 160km/hr !
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8 差不多得了，你不烦其他人都烦了
I looooove China. I feel super privileged to have been there, and I am so hyped to see yours and Kats and Baaaallllds vids. This is gonna be the best series yet
🚀
Super privileged?? what a arrogant man! Nobody cares who you are, where you are from, the Chinese people are just nice, we always treat our guests well, it's the culture.
That train of little kids holding each other's backpack is adorable.
Absolutely loved watching this video. China is amazing!! Can’t wait for the rest!
👊🏼
@@BackpackerBen go apply Chi Na citizenship very easy approval rate
@@matpk what makes you think tourist want chinese citizenship?wake up from drug.
@@matpk why would i live in a dump
@@matpk 是谁告诉你申请中国国籍很容易的？你可以去跟他说把月亮摘下来比得到中国国籍更容易
Going to love this series!
I am currently living and working in Vietnam as a teacher. I plan to move to China next year most likely. Videos like this are informative for me.
If you work as an English teacher in an international school in China, the salary is very good.
Great. You are very welcome to settle down and work in China.
make sure you have a university degree and certified as a teacher.
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8 Free Novorossiya!
I am SO Proud of you!!!! Finally!!! Enjoy your MEGA journey!
Congratulations Ben, Kat and Bald on the dream trip to China! I've been waiting for this one, and sure you have too. Amazing first vid, loved it. Inspiring!!
The previous commenter is correct . It's not neccessary to tip in China. We have travelled quite a bit throughout China and enjoyed it as you will. Be careful of chicken stir fry. It has bits
of bone in it and I broke my tooth on it. However the duck soup I had was to die for. Enjoy your time there. All the best mates 👍👍 Jim and Harriet
Hahaha, it's okay, dental fillings are very cheap in China. Hahahahahaha
They cut chicken deliberately so that each piece has a bone.
hahaha，It is a fact that Chinese people like to eat meat with bones!
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16亿美元你能分多少？😂
This will be incredible with the 3 of you. Please upload everything Ben . Even if you think its boring... we wont
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absolutely looking forward to this new series
China looks really great, such convenience and comfort.
That's not the true fast bullet train in China. I've been on many of them and they sit way lower on the track with much smaller windows and there generally white.
高铁不在夜间运行，在夜间的只是普通火车。
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CRH380 and CR400A series are "G" high-speed trains, CR400B and CHR2, CRH1 are "D" trains - 200km/h, and "K" is the old express train - 160km/h (although it is the slowest)
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8Let's take a look at this. It is the existence of these people that causes the West to misunderstand China deeply.
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8You are a sailor. I have seen your propaganda in many places. You have been talking all the time.
I am super stocked for this video! I’m sure there are many travel vlogs about China but you and Bald are the only ones I ll watch. (Creature of habit I guess) Can’t wait for the rest 🎉
Used to live in Chongqing, China for nearly 3 years, so looking forward to your travels there! Have fun! Just one thing - in Chinese culture, tipping is deemed offensive, which is why the taxi driver refused your tip.
Seems like a complete reverse of India for real, clean modern trains and people who doesn't bargains for more payment
Tipping is not offensive it’s just not expected nor sought after, it is polite to refuse but as the tipper you should insist and they will take it with gratitude. Saving face is big in Chinese culture, it’s unbecoming to accept a tip on first offer but as the tipper if you keep insisting then it will be rude not to take it. It’s a game, Chinese will fight over bills and going Dutch is considered in poor taste, making sure guests have the best experience is the culture norm.
@@TaoistWay he tried to offer more than once
It’s also deemed as you telling the person they don’t make enough money
Why risk it… they may get a person who takes offence to the offer
Like you said it’s not even expected
@@joetrump2983 Thank goodness! No more India.
If you give him a tip, he will think that you treat him as a beggar
What a great video this was Ben. Well done. Both my husband and myself really enjoyed. Keep em coming. X ❤
Excellent video of China loving the journey much love Kat and Ben with Mr.Bald 🇦🇺❤❤❤
Amazed how clean and modern everything is...puts the UK to shame. I visited Guangzhou/Shenzhen in 2009 and Beijing in 2010...seems to have changed enormously since then.
China is a new country every 10 years, not just the appearance and also the society, the people as well. People in China seem to change and adopt very fast.
Yup, China is growing incredibly fast, whilst Europe is stagnating.
@@janck1000I'd much rather live where I live now in South West "stagnant" France with it's stunning scenery and food and architecture than stacked vertically in some city in China with air you can cut with a knife and food that's often 'compromised'. I lived in mainland China for 5 and a half years, HK for 12. I loved HK and much preferred it to my time in Nanjing and Shenzhen, but i still found my experiences there interesting and met nice people whom I still keep in touch with. But the air pollution was horrendous ( in fairness it's getting a lot better in Southern china at least in recent years) and just the 'control' aspects wear on you after a while.
I think a lot of the hyperbole around China being so futuristic and advanced and 'the West' ( which is a pretty ridiculous blanket term) being one giant Kensington Philadelphia pretty asinine.
And China's growth as it built basic infrastructure from scratch is obviously rapidly slowing. There are massive issues around youth unemployment currently in China running at over 20 percent officially ( so god knows the real figure) and a rapidly imploding residential property market that makes up an insane 23 percent of Chinese GDP. So China for sure not immune to many of the challenges we've faced in Europe and America.
@@willsmith39 sure, I'm from Slovenia and agree with all of what you wrote, but the fact is they will "run us over" with development on all levels. I love living in my beautiful country, but I am very much afraid of european future, as I am afraid we will fall back a lot.
@@janck1000 I hear you but I disagree. Or at least I don't see it as some sort of inevitable "fact" as you put it.This after all was the exact same narrative about Japan in the 70's and 80's. That they were rapidly approaching US GDP and would soon over take it. Of course that ultimately is not what happened.
If China was still under Deng, Hu Jingtao or an equivalent pragmatist I might actually agree with you, but Xi's Mao 2.0 reboot is seriously undermining China's ability for business to innovate and compete. Who wants to be the next Pony Ma or Jack Ma when unless you're on the right side of Xi and suitably sychophantic you're going to end up in prison or worse. Watching the Tik Tok CEO who was on the purging radar, crawl and say that without studying 'Xi jinpin thought' he couldn't have created Tik Tok was so cringe. Ultimately I think his brand of backwards rabid nationalism will mean that China will not surpass the US. Just my view of course. A view I couldn't even express in China without serious repercussions.
Well done for selecting China. This is going to be very interesting, because I feel that I can trust your independent opinions.
The fact they're still in China and they are releasing videos while they're still there means they are CCP approved and I wouldn't trust them. Certainly nothing in this video of value.
@@mooodeuce lol.... you are the little dancing clown here.
You're a fool. No one go's to China without a CCP babysitter
Love your videos. WOW China 🇨🇳 I’m keen as to go there. You’re right about getting a longer visa. 144 hours is nowhere near enough time. My favourite international food. Awesome stuff mate
Bald and Backpacker Ben are currently the best travel vloggers on TH-cam rn. These Chinese vlogs are going to be lit.
these guys along rubsadventures, eli from Russia and Urbex trainsurfers like gifgas and shiey are my go to travel content these days.
Don't forget Harold
Mike Okay is the best right now. His China series was amazing. He was literally hitchhiking through China and slept rough, even slept on the great wall while meeting genuine hard working people on the way.
Do you use gas or oil to keep the 'eternal flame' going ?
@@Ravix0fFourHorn Don't sleep on VAGA VAGABOND. One of the most underrated travel guys.
Kat has to be the best travel companion ever. It always makes me smile how positive and cheerful she is!! She's just down for the ride, I need to find me a girl like that!
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8how about free Palestine? Free the rest of the world from horrifying western colonialism...
She is great in the sack too
笑話@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8
absolutely Kat is fantastic
She low key knows that’s her roll
Welcome to China! 🇨🇳 Have a great time here
Chinese people in China are nice people as i just came back from China.
@@travelerlives that is not true and there's countless videos to prove otherwise. Because of technology the ridiculous actions of the chinese government are on display. Such as, spraying livestock black because it's more costly. Spraying roadsides and hillsides green to cover up over industrialization of lands. Square miles piled high of unused electric bicycles. Dangerous exploding electric cars. Unsatisfactory regulations governing most mechanical engineering. Completely smoke filled skies. Spit oil...!.!..(Beyond disgusting!!)....Then there's the 'old hags'....who steal everything not nailed down, including farmers crop's from the fields. Hoards of old people in air-conditioned shops, hanging out to save money by not keeping their own houses cool. Most disturbing is the intervention of the government when there's a real serious problem or accidents or crazed murderer, by misrepresentation and corrupt reporting.....You know more than most that the list is endless.... I'm sorry to point out those fact's The most important I've saved for last.......The lies.
@@nojnoj3069china livin rent free in your head, hahahahaha
@wilsonwang2487 no, I'm wiser than an old chinese proverb. .. ha. ha. ha. to loo too.
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8hhhhhhhh😂
The nicer the people the richer they are.
you guys are utterly totally amazing a true credit to you tube AND THE WORLD to learn as you travel
Buzzing for this video mate. Been waiting for you to go to China for ages!
CHINA is SO Beautiful!!
It likes represent " *the World* " Scenary &Amazing views already!! Just visiting Chhina for a Lifetime is more than Enough!!!
如果你占用了别人的座位，你可以跟他商量，看是否能够互换位置，以便你能和同伴能坐在一起。如果对方没有同伴的话，你也足够礼貌和真诚，他很有可能会同意的，这在中国的火车上经常发生。
If you take the seat of another man, basically you can ask him if you two may exchange seats , so you‘d sit together with your partner. If he is just alone and you behave so sincerely, he would be likely to accept your proposal for seat. These are often happening on the train in China.
Nope, stay at your assign seat.
别秀下限了，脑子里没规则，形成了一套谬论
铁路12306上不是有选座位的服务吗？
You rather not if you have language barrier.
omg finally China. been waiting for this.
p.s. Kunming is a tier 2 city provincial capital , it should get progressively easier as you reach the tier 1 megalopolis'es, have fun and savour the adventures to come
Yeah most people go to the mega cities first
Then they go to the more rural areas of China
They find it more relaxing that way
It’s tier 3 actually, the likes of HangZhou or NingBo is what u should refer to
I was in Shanghai in January, amazing city, you guys will enjoy it.
China has really stepped up their game ❤
This is going to be fun!!
Somewhere there’s a little girl with Bald’s photo on her visa. Annoying, but also hilarious
😂😂😂😂
@@BackpackerBen do you need to show proof of covid vax to enter cn?
She was bald too
Lmaooo@@wendyHew
Poor kid 😂😂😂😂
Welcome to the future. Haven't been to Kunming but have it scheduled for two weeks time. . You mentioned Chongqing, my favorite city, its on another level. It will be my 4th visit this year. Retired with the resources to travel when ever and where ever. China is No. 1
How I wish Mr. Bald makes a vlog too in China... Excitingly
Whenever they travel together, he let's Ben release his content first, and then Mr Bald does his a day or more later.
in china together... matter of time lol
The hotel situation you guys had maybe caused by google map? Google map doesnt work in China, use Baidu --> basically google equivalent in China.
Apple Maps it’s brilliant too if you have an iPhone. Never had any issues with Apple Maps! ❤ but yes, if no iPhone, Baidu maps is the way to go ❤
完全同意！
谷歌地球比谷歌地圖靠譜至少地點跟位置是在一起的😂
The maps used by Apple mobile phones are provided by local Chinese service provider AutoNavi. so very accurate.
Thanks Ben. Very interesting video. I really enjoyed it. A country full of surprises. Looking forward to the next episode. Stay safe.
Damn as a chinese been waiting for bald and ben for years
I was born in Chongqing and now live in the States. While you’re there, you and Bald could easily make 10 episodes about all the different places in China. Apart from Yunnan, western part of Sichuan (川西) is a good place to explore. Looking forward mate.
A happy backpacker ben video, who knew. I like this!
Yes, very little moaning & being with Kat he has upped his standard...👌
Nice clean city’s everyone wealthy no crime no drugs no homeless no gang shoot outs or racial riots. Must be nice. Enjoy while you can. Where I’m from no one is the same and we all hate each other. We send aid to other countries and ignore our own (lately it seems)
Ah america...
Looks like a nice place to visit, I just may add it to my bucket list. Thanks Ben and Katarina, and unusually quiet Benjamin (Bald).
At 12:40
This train is not high speed train of China. Chinese high speed train has maximum speed of 350 km/s and has a streamlined shape. This train to Kuming has maximum speed of 160 km/s only and it's not the best train in China.
Hey mates, it's great to see the three of you together on a journey. Lovely to see Catarina. She a doll. Have a safe trip mates.
Loved it, Really wanna check out China at some point
Brother, the green high-speed train you are taking is not a true high-speed train. It is the worst train in the Chinese high-speed train series, and its speed is not that fast. You need to buy a high-speed train ticket. The letter "g" starts with "high-speed train", which means that the speed can reach 350 and it is more comfortable. That is the high-speed train
Not worst 150 per hour. Its just semi high speed.😊
@@arindamsaha735 nah, finnish local trains that stop at every damn town and village even go faster than that... that's slow AF.
@@arindamsaha735 That is the slowest train in China Railway's scheduled operation. There is no slower one except for freight trains, sightseeing trains and mountain bus trains（）
Great video Ben, looking forward to seeing your Cina trip. Stay safe and enjoy the adventure mate! Great to see you made it to one of your dream adventures!
Have fun in China!
Best shaver’s advertising ever: remember to trim the yard to make your lawn bigger and your balls will thank you. I am sold! Great job, Ben.
HariBalz
Started watched your England series and India's as well. Now China! I move my bench and sit in front of the screen to see what will happen in your adventure. I like your style of Youtubing different from others. Bumpy start the first day, that's adventure travel is about. Go Go Ben! Best wishes from Australia.
Legend 👊🏼
@@BackpackerBenNotice all the fake accounts posting comments on this video Ben. China is the land of propaganda, you should never have gone. Like visiting Nazi Germany in the 30s.
Oh, I can see now that this is going to be some of your best content,perhaps to date! Keep it going Mate
Hope more foreign tourists come to China. China is worth traveling!
They warned you not to visit the place, less their lies will be exposed. You will be surprised by what you are going to see. In terms of of safety, economy and technology , this place had no parallel.
Ha ha oh really
Since the free visa travel to China rules for many countries came into effect , I've seen many western vbloggers blogged about their travels in China. The common take from nearly all of them- they were preasantly surprised and realised they were lied to by their own media and polticians.
50 cents for you wu-mao
@@enigma9273 not dare to face truth. rolled out fake accusations easily without any base.
@@enigma9273 it's amazing isn't it? They can't even legally comment on these videos in their country. And yet......
@@zippitydoodah451其实已经有人把视频搬运到bilibili上，别太瞧不起人兄弟
@@zippitydoodah451 Do you live on an island and never leave your home? Is it closed to the acceptance of information? I am from Chongqing, China. I have been using VPN for 10 years and have never had any problems accessing TH-cam, Twitter, Instagram, and so on. There are always people who are unwilling to accept the actual situation. If you have any doubts about this, you can search for the number of users in various countries of VPN software on the market. Finally, using VPN is not illegal, but using VPN to engage in criminal activities will violate the law.
I truly enjoy watching you come into your own as a travel vlogger, mate!!! This trio is superb!
Gotta say im loving this trip and Kat is an adorable addition to the bald an ben gang cant wait for the next vid
Great video. Looking forward to the series
Interesting video, and I enjoyed very much watching. Thank you for sharing, and expect more from you. Wish you a pleasure journey in China. By the way, I have watched quite a few videos about China, but this is the first I saw the Dwarf World.😀
Hehe hi 👋 I enjoy seeing you in the comments sections of other videos, it feels like a treasure hunt 😅 ❤
When you said dwarfs I immediately thought of Karl Pilkington but I wasn't sure if it was the same place he went to
Karl was hilarious 😂
Karl is the goat
The dwarves are kept in cages out the back between shows, after they are unable to act anymore they end up in the noodle soup in the city
@@BackpackerBenyou are Karl’s true heir
I met Karl just before Lockdown, Bald fella, Head like a fucking Orange
23:31 - We have heated toilets in the UK... if you use one after someone else. The feeling of a warm toilet seat isn't quite the same when you know someone else was on it just before you. 😂
😂😂😂
这就是中国人大都不太能接受公共卫生间的西式厕所🚽的原因，我们更喜欢公共场所提供蹲式厕所，西式🚽只用在家庭里面
China is paradise in true sense for tourism.
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wrong
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8 free your ass
@enigma9273 what's wrong with you?
@@chynavirus100madeinchyna8你生病了嗎？
🙂💙👍Thank You Ben & Kat and Mr Bald for Another Awesome Adventure🙂💙👍Watching from Canada👍
looking forward to the epic China tour🎉
Recently watched PPPeters video about the little person empire. It was really interesting to hear how it got set up. Interesting to see you guys end up there too. 😊
I have been following you guys for a while and am so pumped that you are visiting my birth country. Enjoy your trip, and look forward to watching your adventures and seeing your reactions to what china is really like.
😎🚀
Remember walking out of the train station in Shenzen after arriving from Hong Kong in late 2002. It was like stepping into another world, the energy of the place hit me instantly. Quite incredible.
It changed so much there when I went to Kunming in 2004. We also went to the dwarfs but also to the Stone Forest. (Shi Lin) You cab admire there special Chinese Tribes in beautiful clothes! Have a safe journey there!
The Lilliputian show at the end was so weird, but being able to help those people find employment is also a good thing, isn't it?
As can be seen from the video, Ben is very polite, respects the local people and culture, and maintains hygiene and environment, which is especially important for traveling in China😀
There is almost no tipping culture in China, but if you like, you can also pay them and explicitly inform them that it is to express your gratitude
🥰
不要把小费文化带到中国
Chinese people will not accept tips because we think it is an insult to us. Our education is to use our own efforts to earn money, so tips are an insult to us!
Love your videos thanks so much. You and Bald are the best
Great video, keep it up! I watched your India videos as well. It looks like the the only similarities between India and China is population size, everything else is polar opposite.
欢迎你们来中国，来到中国你们就是我们的客人。中国人民热情好客，勤劳善良，山清水秀，祝福你们。
Cheers pal!
@@BackpackerBen 有什么不清楚的可以问我，我可以给你们提供帮助，祝你们好运。
@@BackpackerBen欢迎来到中国！如果在旅途中有什么需要帮助的事情，你可以直接拿出手机翻译软件向周边的人来询问。从视频里得知你要去中国的四个城市，而每个城市都有独属于自己的饮食习惯、自然风光、人文特色和历史背景！！如果你想要深度玩的话，可以请一些当地的导游或者你们做一些历史功课。中国的历史深沉而且隐蔽，如果有机会的话，你们可以去各个城市的博物馆，可能需要预约但是免费，里面的藏品绝对会震撼到你们！！😃
别他妈胡扯了。
Kunming is the capital city of YunNan Province in South China.
Be famous as one of the best cities for living in China.
Enjoy the trip.
Finally the most anticipated trip to China!
thanks for sharing ! well done !!!!!❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍
wow, wow, wow, notice how clean and tidy the place is, notice all that food, looks fit and good to eat. I visited China, Shanghai, World Expo 2010 it is all life but just done differently. This was before the smartphone was used so much, no Alipay, cash and regular credit cards. No online translation either, just a phrase book. Also visited Hong Kong and Macau, both very different but equally facinating. (No heated toilet seats, did you find the squat loos, sometimes a large room with low level boards for minimal privacy). Hope you both had a great visit.
The reality of the super nice hotel, a nice taxi, and one of the handful of western toilets hardly paints an honest picture of the reality of China or traveling thru it. Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Macau are on the complete other end of the spectrum compared to 99.9% of chinese cities
@@joenobody5913你应该很多年没去过中国了，现在很多城市都比香港上海更好
@@joenobody5913says the fool who’s never left his mums basement
Can't wait to follow you guys through China. Everything so far was tidy and great.
If he thinks this is going to be the norm he's sadly mistaken. Him saying it's "futuristic" compared to UK/EU is about the most delusional take I've ever seen, followed closely by comparing the only toilet he's seen, in a NICE hotel no less, to the countless squat toilets to come.
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@@joenobody5913那个酒店其实就是普通的酒店 其次 中国现在的商场几乎都有马桶 即使是蹲厕也非常干净
@@bb-kk5kh almost all shopping malls in China now have toilets, as opposed to every other modern country who's had them for about 100 years now
@@joenobody5913 I know, right! All I see is what his CCP guide say's he can film. And the line china is so" futuristic " is a known CCP talking point. lets see what he thinks when he gets out of the major cities