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Well, Not going to deny we do have a racial divide and racial problems here in the states, but, I'm not sure what the solution is... As long as I can remember, these issues have gotten better now compared to 20 years ago when I was younger. If the cops are cool and see you drinking in public, they will just tell you to trash it, if they aren't cool about it, well, then its a citation(ticket) or if they are being assholes, well, then.. .. . yeah it can definitely can get worse if you don't comply.
I believe China is safe because the government managed well , and the safety in your city is because that is a rich area . In China, even poorest area also very safe , because the government won’t allow release hate.what’s I means in short answer: average Chinese are not better than the west , the huge difference is the government. And of course China government has been much better than the government in the west .
It's not just the management of the government. Chinese people are more introverted and less publicized. If you bring trouble to others, you will feel ashamed. If you know Japan, Japanese culture is influenced by a lot of Chinese culture. In fact, in ancient times, Chinese culture radiated the whole East Asia.
@@cz5959 yes, try to put the same police in Detroit and I would like to see how long they would last. One thing work in one country other work in other countries. The exact same media BBC/CNN that pushing anti-China propaganda is pushing anti-gun propaganda as well as racial issues and police issues. The same people that try to create a cold war now with China wants to disarm USA. China is a homogenic country (all Chinese) while countries that were created and developed through immigration and colonization are super different Very good example Brazil where they have very strong very strict laws and have about 10 times more homicide than USA. Vast majority of USA you can walk at night and dont get robbed. You get robbed usually in places that are governed by the exact elitist people that wants to disarm Americans.
You must be the minority HKer that don't "hate" China and the CCP? Take care. Don't let the black shirt rioters know. They will doxx you and force "freedom and democracy" down your throats. Literally.
I live in china for more than 10 years too, people who have never been to china have no idea what it is really like, they end up believing in false news from people and even governments that try to belittle China and its people, it's really pitiful . thanks for the great videos that really show what china is like i always share them with my friends.
I agree with you. I'm a TH-camr as well but focused on Portuguese speakers and I can tell you that regardless of nationality there are many people who believe we are all oppressed here in China.
You are absolutely right. I’m in NY. The discrimination and bias here to Chinese is off the hook lately. It’s always been there. After the covid, it’s has gotten worse. It’s incredibly sad to see when westerners visit Asia, they are always greeted with warmth and friendliness, but when Asian visit here in US, they get nothing but racist remarks, discrimination and bias. Its disgusts me this is happening in the so called “ the most advanced country” in the world. I see it as the most “ angry, hateful” country in the world.
the problem is after i shared all the actual things in china, every once in a while i will run into some shameful peeps who want to belittle china but haven't been there in the first place
I hope the people there have taken their Sino vaccine for covid. Now mutating we need to control it in China. We must protect our population here in China and stop the spread.
@@jack72379 first you have to find a job in china. If thats your long term plan, maybe u can start working in china company that has malaysian branch. When pandemic is over, maybe u can request to transfer. Otherwise, u can start looking job in china now.
@@jack72379 Look for a job with a Chinese company or a multinational. Don't transfer to China with a Malaysian company. You will be underpaid and frustrated when you get there. Best option is multinational. If you know Chinese, you can put in for transfer as Expat.
I'm Chinese American, I remember when I first went to Cheng Du in 2017, I went out drinking on the weekend and I walked back to my hotel at 4AM!! I bumped into a couple of guys I met at the pubs who knew I was a foreigner cause I can't speak Mandarin, they bought me beers and we drank them walking the streets. When police officers passed by, I tried to hide the beer and they laughed at me. Beautiful place, clean, courteous, friendly. I did get some pressure to learn to speak Mandarin, hahahaha. Can't, I'm in my 40s, too old to learn this very difficult language.
I do find that China is so much different from past 20 years ago and keep on improving their peoples lifestyle there. It's hard to believe that during pandemic virus everywhere in the world are so worry and out of control but China look so safe and under very well control at their border checks point. Majority of Chinese in the world like China and their own country too bcoz Chinese are mostly educated and hardworking peoples. Take care bye.
For Chinese, learning is a lifelong journey. Don’t give any excuse to yourself if you really keen to learn Mandarin Chinese. 40s is not “old” at all. What you need is determination. That is one of the success elements of today’s China. Since you live in China. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn the language.
As a six year resident of Shenzhen and having spent the majority of my time traveling the country, I find the most amazing part of being a gweilo in China is exactly what you said: the open, guileless friendliness of the people, their honest curiosity about foreigners and their natural gregariousness. You haven't lived until you've dined with 10 strangers at a huge round table and enjoyed the food and the company. China is unique in all the world, and I plan to live out my days here. All you haters out there? Please. Keep the West. To yourselves. Please.
@@fenmiao3bi4zheng And therefore you know everything,. But please, no need to apologize. I don't expect everyone to agree with my opinion. And since English isn't your first language, I'll explain. I said "guileless friendliness". On second thought, given your obvious mindset, I won't try to explain.
@@algung2522 Grow up. Nobody can censor comments except TH-cam, and they very rarely do it. I suspect YOU are fen miao, otherwise how would you know fen miao posted a comment that is not here?
Hi Jason ! I Once Got Lost In Guilin at 3am. I Asked a Policeman Where My Hotel Was ... And They Took Me in a Police Car Straight to My Hotel...Awesome !
That’s the job of the policemen in China: people’s policeman, service for the people! They did this for Chinese even during the GAO KAO ( entrance to university)
Chinese policemen can do everything after I lived in the west. Some small towns policemen even received people ask chat in the phone: hi uncle policemen, can you talk a little bit with me because I am lonely 😂, it happened in my friends hometown
I've lived in Qingdao for several years. You are reporting accurately, although I can't support your choice of Chinese beers, TsingTao for me! People in the West are so propagandised they will argue with me about the nature of China when they have never left the US.
Yeah I am glad u r in QinDao ! It’s utterly beautiful! I haven’t been but as Chinese we all know it’s beautiful place to go ! Ppl in Canada 🇨🇦 always pick a fight with me unprovoked! I remember the first Sumer I came to Toronto , a white girl (24 yr old professional ) told me :” stop eating 🍽! It Biggs yr Face !👻” N if I attend house party. If dudes come up they will ask :” do u eat dog 🐕 “ I told them no ! Back home resting dog is rare as ppl here eating road kill . Then they r like :”but u can’t speak 🗣 ! They put u to jail” wtf 😳 motha fuk leave me alone !!!
@@xavierlee3368 Surprising to see people been to Weihai! it's not a typical touristy city, however, it's amazing and my uni city. Thanks for being there before!
That is so true. Poor American workers think that crippling hospital debt and minimum wage is the pinnacle of society and their rulers will do anything to keep them in the dark. Europe, Asia have already and in a decade or 2 Africa also will have surpassed USA in terms of living standards.
@@abigailren1777 THIS!! That's why I tell to those brainwashed sheep's whenever they shit on China. Their politicians brainwash their people into hating this imaginary "nemesis" (*cough* North Korea *cough*) because they know they won't be a super power anymore very soon. So they'll do whatever it takes to inject more and more hatred into their people. On one hand we have the US sheeps being SO obsessed at hating China , and in the other hand, we have Chinese people busy living their lives and can't be bothered about their bullshit
Because of people in the west knew what it was really like, America would have to admit that a communist government is actually working. Hard to say that after decades of saying that communism is evil. Their only response is to lie about China.
Texas was about to pass a law that allows anyone 21 years old or older to carry a gun with them everywhere they go, including schools, stores, and government buildings! But the Democrats in the state walked out the door and refused to vote on the bill to make it a law and walked out before the Republicans could pass the law!
I have lived in China for 1 year and not once have I ever seen a street fight, someone passed out drunk or urinating in a public place. People are friendly and have welcomed me with great hospitality.
Some chineses do believe in democracy. But they can't really claim any rights. They risks the prison. Just like Liu Xiaobo and other lawyers. Or just like 1989 Tiananmen protestors.
Jason is absolutely and completely right. Being in China and not as a tourist I have experienced, seen and lived everything Jason is saying in this video. China not only is an amazingly beautiful country but is the country where I have always and everywhere felt totally safe. I've been to 52 countries in my life and surely, China is by far the safest one, something that makes you feel at ease and very comfortable.
@@peterhuasun Japan actually has a lot of beggars and poor people, but nobody knows about it. While Korea has cases of mass murder or horrible rapes and all the government gives is 10 year sentence cause they never executed anyone or gave life sentence. And Singapore have low population overall so only Japan can compare to China.
I’ve been living in Beijing for 4 years. I’ve been to other cities, too. The transportation is spectacular, people are lovely and supportive. They don’t discriminate, no matters from which part of the world you belong to but they’ll welcome and give a hand if you need, even if you’ve no good diplomatic relationship with China. They don’t care about politics. The government provides all the facilities and opportunities to the people even most advance countries lack of. The online shopping and payment everywhere is amazing like WeChat and Alipay online payments. I don’t remember when I used cash for the last time, even if I buy vegetables from a small shop. Crime rate is much lower, you can sleep on the streets with your belongings and no one will touch. There’re a lot of stories during my stay in China but too lazy to type 😂
@@tigerfeng4110 it’s politics, USA doing propaganda against China and vice versa. USA government feels China as threat to their economy and military power. Simple, America wants to be the only superpower in the world and China development is vigorous, so they’ll do everything in their power to slow down Chinese development.
A few years ago, I went to Italy and Portugal in two separate trips. My entire luggage was stolen on the train while traveling from Genoa to Pisa. While in Lisbon, a pickpocket took all my money in my khaki pants pocket as soon as I step into a rather crowded subway train. And in another trip to Stockholm, I got yelled at by a local white guy simply because I was taking picture of little kids in the kindergarten playground. I no longer have any desire to visit any European cities. After my maiden trip to Shanghai and Hangzhou two years ago, I was totally shocked as if I just discovered a completely different planet on Earth! I can't wait to go back to China as soon as the virus is under control! Great video, Jason, thanks so much! Guizhou is unbelievably beautiful! I must go there someday!
@@MrPaddydan LOL, on that occasion, there were literally a few dozens of kids running around in the playground under bright daylight. You’re saying a foreign tourist cannot take such picture unless there’s a permission from each single kid’s parents? I see plenty of Western tourists taking pictures of poorer countries school kids. They think it’s adorable to do it, so white kids in Sweden are more precious therefore pictures cannot be taken without guardians consent?
Any foreigner can try to shoot ordinary life in China. Vlog, tubing and BiliBili, tiktok will have video revenue, enough to live. Because foreigners are really rare in China
I’m an ethnically Chinese person living in the US and I’ve missed coming to China every year to visit family. I’ve been so dry here since the pandemic started. It just feels so nice to be there and you really do feel safe.
Bunch of brainwashed fools fighting for modern day Nazis. Shame on all of you. I really feel sorry for all Tibetans, Uygurs and Hong kongers who have to witness such idiocracy, ignorance and stupidity from so many people. You people are lost beyond belief if you truly believe in the ccp.
Bro, I'm living in the US, and I truly admire your life in China. I miss my hometown and I wish I can just go home someday. This is so true, I cannot get my friends in the US believe what it looks like in China. tbh, people in US mostly they are too arrogant to believe there are places just as good as their country, or even better. But my friends here they are nice and kind, they are not racists. But they just don't know. They haven't been there and they are overwhelmed by the political media, so they are not evening trying to know a little bit more about China. That is such a shame, I was born and raised in the ordinary family, I was taught to be open-minded to any people, any culture, anything, use my eyes to learn the truth rather than taking what you are given. I truly hope at least a small portion of US people would do the same. People in China knows US much more than people in US knows China. The misunderstanding and lacking of information finally cause this ridiculous China hating theory. Hoping it gets better and enjoy your life in China.
it’s all the media and us governments fault tbh, US don’t wanna let any countries surpass them in anyway… if the western media would report real facts the world would be a much better place
what state you live in?? cuz States are like little countries acting as one big country. I did learn something about visiting other countries is that no country is perfect..... luckily im not one of those ignorant Americans!!! i totally want to visit China, ive seen so many cool buildings theyve built and im like broooooo..... Americans dont know ART hahaha
@@esplace3023 Thank you. Can't travel now. Definitely visit with family and my old man. His wish is to visit China after he retires and to visit some very distant relatives in Fujian, if they are still around :)
Thank you, your videos have changed my entire attitude towards China, what a beautiful country & people , America is ripping itself apart while China is making huge advancements , I am ready to move there & join the best country in the world!
@@uscbruin213 and minorities get extra points on the Chinese equivalent of SAT. Additionally, the Uyghur language is printed on Chinese money along with other minorities’ figures.
China is the best country in the world and the safest, When one day when me and my wife visit China, Have to meet up with u Jason and we will have a beer on the street together lol
That's why I moved from Toronto to China for good. I grew up in Canada. Had been told to "go back to China" quite a few times. So I did 😂 Thanks so much for the Canadian's kind advice. Now I am in the safest and the best country in the world 🇨🇳
@@keawewong6110 Awesome mate, Sucks how u were treated in Canada tho, Canadians suppose to be super friendly or so they are advertised, But like u said, U are in a lot better country now.
@@keawewong6110 Very true mate. Sometimes I take the sarcasm of racist people saying “go back to China (your country)” into my heart, because China, which is my ancestral country, is now a very great, modern, prosperous country full of vitality and growth! And I think overseas Chinese people should really go back to live in China to experience the prosperity of their home country. I lived in China since when I was 10 years old back in 2012 for 8 years and since being now back in Canada I really miss my second hometown China very much! And oh yes, I’m born and raised in Vancouver, BC, greetings🤝
I am a Chinese from Shanghai, and lived many years overseas. China is a big country, there are modern city and also remote county. China is not paradise everywhere, but far more different of reality than reported by many western press. People work hard to build their life and contribute for this country. Happy to see expat like Jason let outside know more about true face of China. With growth of this nation many country felt anxiety, actually China is a powerful country in history for many centuries, people there are not interested to conquering and killing, if people know more about China, they will not believe news about China made by US or some EU press.
@@mrnobodyplays147 Dude, I'm Chinese American, and thank the lucky stars, I've not been seriously ill before, but with the cost of healthcare here, I'm wondering if god forbid that ever happens, will China provide healthcare for Chinese foreigners? Please? Hahahha it is really FUCKING ridiculous here.
sry to say that , Malaysia citizen just need to pay for RM1 every time they visit government hospital 😄 no matter u wan to fix ur teeth ,or u broken ur leg , u just need to pay for only RM1 , except for the body parts(surgery) , just pay minimum amount
@@wooyyeah same treatment as local. Believe me. I couldn't believe then can't now. The system is well thought. "Famous" doctors can charge higher fees through hospital. Any patient can book but you have to wait. It would give doctors incentive to be better or the best on more income. I don't know the qualification criterial to be "famous"
Chinese immigration officers like all countries counterparts will ask the purpose of your visit, yo just tell them I need medical treatment and you would be granted entry. It seems to be a government policy. Very generous Amazing!!!
我也曾经做同样的事情--在西安和中国其他地方的街道上喝罐装啤酒。 我也有同感世界需要赶上中国的脚步了！ 虽然我觉得独自一人在中国背包旅行很安全，但我不敢也从来没有独自旅行到世界其他地方，包括美国。 在过去的 20 年里，我一直在独自一人在中国背包旅行到大多数主要城市（北京、上海、新疆等，你说的，我知道的），感觉很安全。 I have been doing the same thing - drinking canned beers in streets of Xian and other part of China. I have the same feeling that USA and most of other countries are Far Behind China... Though I feel safe backpacking ALONE in China, I dare not and have not travelled alone to other part of the world including USA. I have been backpacking to most major citites （Beijing, Shanghai, xinjiang etc., you named it, I got it) in China ALONE for the past 20 years and feel safe.
Jason, you are right about the high level of safety in China. This is what I call a caring government! This is human right! Thank you, Jason. Do enjoy your beer!
People that have not been to China, don’t realise how safe, modern and welcoming is China. I have spent a lot of time in China and I too have never felt threatened. My wife can walk through the park at night in complete safety
When I was much younger I was so attracted by words like freedom and democracy. Then as I travelled through different cites and countries, getting in touch with different people, and I realize that media and politicians make up concepts that normal people can not tell. The only thing I should care about is that my city and my country is getting better to live in. Safe, steady and comfortable enveronment is all I need to build my own life.
Freedom(in the most literal sense, not how the Americans "understand it" - while having the largest incarcerated population on planet) should be desirable by any rational human. But most humans are unfortunately not rational. Their paranoia and desire for absolute safety cloud their mind and in the end don't get much of either.
There is also social responsibility. Some Americans are very good with that, within their country, and outside of their country. But having social responsibility can only go so far in helping within their country, and the rest of the or entire world. When they do it (social responsibility) it is sincere. I don't know what had happened in the past few decades. However, freedom and democracy certainly gets in the way, at least here in America and I would think many other countries as well. There is also selfishness, which is a personal trait, however can feed poor freedom, poor democracy, poor responsibility, etc. Too selfish for the wrong reasons, at the same time too selfless for the wrong reasons. Humans are an enigma. And are misguided. America having been "so free" and "wealthy" for many decades in the previous century has allowed it to be genuine in the administration of social responsibility. Unfortunately, freedom and democracy are overrated concepts, and most people cannot actually have full/ample freedom, while democracy only works well inside a social group with few members having only minor and temporary dissimilar interests.
Perhaps you need a simple guide: when democracy excessively demonstrates its power, the efficiency of government work will decrease, and various agencies will shift their responsibilities to each other,And the manifestation of democracy is not just electionsIn fact, China has the most complete democratic system in the world. Government officials can go to rural areas to interview the opinions of the masses, and there are also some websites online that can provide suggestions to the government, which are not seen in other countries，So we can make a judgment that a country needs not only democracy, but also the concentration of power. How to combine these two has become a problem that Western countries cannot balance许你需要一个简单的指南：当民主过度展示其权力时，政府工作的效率就会降低，各个机构就会相互推卸责任，而民主的表现不仅仅是选举。事实上，中国拥有世界上最完整的民主制度。政府官员可以去农村地区采访群众的意见，网上也有一些网站可以向政府提供建议，这在其他国家是看不到的，因此，我们可以判断一个国家不仅需要民主，还需要权力的集中。如何将这两者结合起来，已经成为西方国家无法平衡的问题
Good work Jason. I strongly support you. Please keep going and let the people know the truth nothing but the whole truth. Like you say "Truth hurts"........
Absolutely fabulous --- Jason please next time tell us about the G7 in Cornwall in June 12, deciding about starting their on ''anti-dote'' to the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative
Jason, it's my first time watching your TH-cam. Loving it. I am a JBC (Japan Born Chinese) living and working in Tokyo. Yes, I was in Shanghai back in 2011-2012. What you mentioned is correct. Job well done.
I don’t care about other things, but as a person who lived in USA for 8 years and in China for 16 years, I really can’t ever find a place as safe as China in USA. That honestly is the truth, I mean I have friends who got green cards, and still goes back to China after school.
Believe it or not, the homelessness is actually a “line of business” in which lots of government agencies, organizations and businesses etc can earn money out of homelessness, which is the bottom true reason why the problem can never be completely solved.
Agree it was really mentally stressful traveling in Europe. Practically everywhere we went - any place, city and country in Europe, the local tour-guide would tirelessly keep reminding everyone on the tour group, mind your belongings and beware of pick-pockets! I will never travel there again.
namaste from Nepal. we love China and we are waiting eagerly for China to bring a railway into my country. we Nepalese are so grateful for helping Nepal. namaste and love from Nepal.
@@Yourname-d1k I am not professional in this area ao I don't know if it is true but I am pretty sure Japan used to steal tech from other countries so there' s no difference for me.
@@Yourname-d1k Kind of one sided opinion there. Nepal also lost much land to India. Why not whinge about that you nuclear waste dumping, ignorant fool.
@@Yourname-d1k One thing I hate the most about Japan is they don't know history, look at 60 years back when Japan stole tech from western countries. Don't forget that you colonize Asia and raped women 🖕. Oh yeah you don't know that since your gov and ancestors trying to erase their sins and memories I'm not from China btw, I'm from South East Asia
Jason, I to live in China, Qingyuan to be precise and I agree with you 💯% I am welcomed everywhere I go and I'm treated with the utmost respect, China does not compare with Europe and America, China is an amazing country and when things have settled down I'm going to visit your city with my wife and see for myself, hopefully bump into you and have a beer on the street😉😉🙏🙏🍺🍺
You have a good understanding and a sufficient sense of justice! And your voice is very rhythmic, enjoy your video, thanks! 你有很好的理解力和足够的正义感！ 而且你的解说节奏很好，看你的视频是一种享受，感谢！
I've traveled to so many places in China, and I've ridden my motorcycle all around Hainan island, completely alone, sleeping in the tent and going to very remote places. Sometimes we forget how safety is important, but it really is!
Chinese cultural development is an open integration, the traditional moral concept is not to eat and drink when walking, but not prohibited (including wine), because there are takeaway shops everywhere, and many Western countries can not walk on the street drinking, but in the United States can bring guns on the street ... That's ridiculous!
I grew up in a family told “don’t eat when you walking “ , but after I went to university, a lot of younger people eat when they walking , lost generation
Another thing you left out. Yes, we can't vote but we actually have a functioning government who works for the people. So just leave us alone and keep your western system of governance to yourself. We don't need you to save us. We're doing pretty good with what we have.
We can vote , but not one person one vote, every level we have vote from the bottom up to the central government, from a representative to another representative up to the central government, this is called “ socialist democracy “
i cant wait to move over, however currently due to our lovely lockdown delays, i currently cant get my Visa. So im currently living through your videos!!! keep them coming
I have visited China many times and I enjoyed those trips very much. I can feel your experience while watching your videos... making me looking forward to more trips to other parts of China which I have not visited yet. Thanks for all the wonderful sharing..
The first time I visited Beijing, more than 20 yrs ago, it was still pretty messy, with children peddling their wares to us tourists at every stop. Public toilets were horrific. China has really progressed and changed in a short period. The last time I visited was to Xiamen about 4 years back. Things are much more orderly and the people are a lot more civic minded. Their government really is doing a fantastic job.
yea i went to beijing recently my goodness 2000 times transformation i couldnt believe my eye and i been to china in 1990s pretty unreal stuff government diff hard
A great video, really enjoyed watching. Hoping I can come back to China in 2022, 2 years away and I’m really missing my Chinese friends, and my favorite restaurants
Hi Jason I read the Chinese comment in below said there were homeless people in China, local authorities are doing good job providing food and everything required to send them back to their home town. Thank you for loving my country, am Chinese born in Hong Kong.
Things You CAN Do in China (You CAN'T Do in America) 中国可以做但是美国不能做的事
Can you believe it? can't even drink a beer on the free streets of America...🤷
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This all started from we love harmony more and more here
Hello, Jason, thank you for sharing your real life in China here! (I'm here to praise you again)
there's a stroller in your home. has the baby arrived yet? :)
Well, Not going to deny we do have a racial divide and racial problems here in the states, but, I'm not sure what the solution is... As long as I can remember, these issues have gotten better now compared to 20 years ago when I was younger. If the cops are cool and see you drinking in public, they will just tell you to trash it, if they aren't cool about it, well, then its a citation(ticket) or if they are being assholes, well, then.. .. . yeah it can definitely can get worse if you don't comply.
@Zhang Xiubin 是的 而且视频拍摄地点应该是建设的非常不错的地方了
I live in the US, and my city is safe. Then again, all my neighbors are Chinese.
I believe China is safe because the government managed well , and the safety in your city is because that is a rich area . In China, even poorest area also very safe , because the government won’t allow release hate.what’s I means in short answer: average Chinese are not better than the west , the huge difference is the government. And of course China government has been much better than the government in the west .
@@weizhang2834 better in what form may I ask?
It's not just the management of the government. Chinese people are more introverted and less publicized. If you bring trouble to others, you will feel ashamed. If you know Japan, Japanese culture is influenced by a lot of Chinese culture. In fact, in ancient times, Chinese culture radiated the whole East Asia.
are you mean that you are safe because your neighbours are Chinese?
Please do not assault the Chinese, pls be nice to them thanks
Jason：I got freedom to alcoholic beverage on the street of China.
Haters in USA : China dont have freedom to carry gun on the street. LOL
Chinese police seldom carry guns on patrol because they don't need guns
@@cz5959 they hv kung fu.
@@soonhenglim7986 🙂
@@cz5959 yes, try to put the same police in Detroit and I would like to see how long they would last. One thing work in one country other work in other countries. The exact same media BBC/CNN that pushing anti-China propaganda is pushing anti-gun propaganda as well as racial issues and police issues. The same people that try to create a cold war now with China wants to disarm USA. China is a homogenic country (all Chinese) while countries that were created and developed through immigration and colonization are super different Very good example Brazil where they have very strong very strict laws and have about 10 times more homicide than USA. Vast majority of USA you can walk at night and dont get robbed. You get robbed usually in places that are governed by the exact elitist people that wants to disarm Americans.
@@thetruthalwaysscary search The Anglo Saxon Mission explained by Bill Ryan. You will be astonished!
I am from Hong Kong, China. Thank you for showing the real China to the west.
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@@maicholaa7482 Little shit.
@@Tommy-en3dp 師兄撐你!
@@dice138 ✌✌👍👍
I am from HK, many many thanks of showing how the real China looks like to the west !
You must be the minority HKer that don't "hate" China and the CCP? Take care. Don't let the black shirt rioters know. They will doxx you and force "freedom and democracy" down your throats. Literally.
你这英语很中国
我愛臀部
也谢谢你 支持祖国 加油！！！
@@THEGHOST-sd5zi 你这中文很中文
I live in china for more than 10 years too, people who have never been to china have no idea what it is really like, they end up believing in false news from people and even governments that try to belittle China and its people, it's really pitiful . thanks for the great videos that really show what china is like i always share them with my friends.
I agree with you. I'm a TH-camr as well but focused on Portuguese speakers and I can tell you that regardless of nationality there are many people who believe we are all oppressed here in China.
You are absolutely right. I’m in NY. The discrimination and bias here to Chinese is off the hook lately. It’s always been there. After the covid, it’s has gotten worse. It’s incredibly sad to see when westerners visit Asia, they are always greeted with warmth and friendliness, but when Asian visit here in US, they get nothing but racist remarks, discrimination and bias. Its disgusts me this is happening in the so called “ the most advanced country” in the world. I see it as the most “ angry, hateful” country in the world.
the problem is after i shared all the actual things in china, every once in a while i will run into some shameful peeps who want to belittle china but haven't been there in the first place
I hope the people there have taken their Sino vaccine for covid. Now mutating we need to control it in China. We must protect our population here in China and stop the spread.
谢谢！👍
I am malaysian working in xiamen. What jason said about china is absolutely true!
Hey bro I am from Malaysia too. How can I go to China for work?
@@jack72379 first you have to find a job in china. If thats your long term plan, maybe u can start working in china company that has malaysian branch. When pandemic is over, maybe u can request to transfer.
Otherwise, u can start looking job in china now.
@@jack72379 Look for a job with a Chinese company or a multinational. Don't transfer to China with a Malaysian company. You will be underpaid and frustrated when you get there. Best option is multinational. If you know Chinese, you can put in for transfer as Expat.
@@jack72379 China is not a country of immigrants, so if you want to work in China, you'd better have some skills and be able to use Chinese.
@@gonku I know. I am Malaysian Chinese and I can speak Chinese. I graduated from Melbourne University in Biomedicine.
Jason, Your videos are great eyes opener for the world. Keep them coming and Cheers
Thanks!
Love your usual funny and sarcastic commentary
無意中看到你的視頻很喜歡你呀！已經看過曬你每個視頻，希望你多些出片，祝你和亞嬌恩思愛愛，更祝你們及家人平安幸福，我是中國香港人🤩🙏🙏🙏
哈哈哈哈，这个英格兰兄弟好幽默，每集我都看
me to
无意中看到的，很靠谱！点赞！
香港🇭🇰正常人…加油！
娇的字幕才有意思
I'm Chinese American, I remember when I first went to Cheng Du in 2017, I went out drinking on the weekend and I walked back to my hotel at 4AM!! I bumped into a couple of guys I met at the pubs who knew I was a foreigner cause I can't speak Mandarin, they bought me beers and we drank them walking the streets. When police officers passed by, I tried to hide the beer and they laughed at me. Beautiful place, clean, courteous, friendly. I did get some pressure to learn to speak Mandarin, hahahaha. Can't, I'm in my 40s, too old to learn this very difficult language.
@@emmanuelsung I got no kids buddy, that's how i was able to travel around the world. Hahahahaha
it is never too late to learn😃
I do find that China is so much different from past 20 years ago and keep on improving their peoples lifestyle there. It's hard to believe that during pandemic virus everywhere in the world are so worry and out of control but China look so safe and under very well control at their border checks point. Majority of Chinese in the world like China and their own country too bcoz Chinese are mostly educated and hardworking peoples. Take care bye.
For Chinese, learning is a lifelong journey. Don’t give any excuse to yourself if you really keen to learn Mandarin Chinese. 40s is not “old” at all. What you need is determination. That is one of the success elements of today’s China. Since you live in China. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn the language.
@@pushcartoldman8698 he is a Americans Chinese went to China 2017.
As a six year resident of Shenzhen and having spent the majority of my time traveling the country, I find the most amazing part of being a gweilo in China is exactly what you said: the open, guileless friendliness of the people, their honest curiosity about foreigners and their natural gregariousness. You haven't lived until you've dined with 10 strangers at a huge round table and enjoyed the food and the company. China is unique in all the world, and I plan to live out my days here. All you haters out there? Please. Keep the West. To yourselves. Please.
我愛臀部
@@fenmiao3bi4zheng And therefore you know everything,. But please, no need to apologize. I don't expect everyone to agree with my opinion. And since English isn't your first language, I'll explain. I said "guileless friendliness". On second thought, given your obvious mindset, I won't try to explain.
No more trumper
@@yodhangzien Once more, with clarity?
@@algung2522 Grow up. Nobody can censor comments except TH-cam, and they very rarely do it. I suspect YOU are fen miao, otherwise how would you know fen miao posted a comment that is not here?
My friend, I will definitely come to 🇨🇳 China. I'm from UK. I'm very impressed you have lived in china for 10 years.
welcome to China
Welcome and please do come, see the real China with your own eye.
@Sampson Chan I was speaking to Jarar.😂
Welcome to China and don’t forget to visit Tianjin
@@ktsvany5469 thank you. I will definitely. And possibly meet you at some point.
Hi Jason ! I Once Got Lost In Guilin at 3am. I Asked a Policeman Where My Hotel Was ... And They Took Me in a Police Car Straight to My Hotel...Awesome !
That’s the job of the policemen in China: people’s policeman, service for the people! They did this for Chinese even during the GAO KAO ( entrance to university)
Yah I can relate
@@weizhang2834 it's considered "serve the people" not "service for the people" lol
Chinese policemen can do everything after I lived in the west. Some small towns policemen even received people ask chat in the phone: hi uncle policemen, can you talk a little bit with me because I am lonely 😂, it happened in my friends hometown
I've lived in Qingdao for several years. You are reporting accurately, although I can't support your choice of Chinese beers, TsingTao for me! People in the West are so propagandised they will argue with me about the nature of China when they have never left the US.
Tsing Tao beer, good choice
Thank you laowai xD. Qingdao is my home town
Hahahahahaah😂 well, I cannot support your choice either, as a guy from Taian, Shandong. Taishan beer is the best, Yuan Jiang(原浆） for ever🤩
Yeah I am glad u r in QinDao ! It’s utterly beautiful! I haven’t been but as Chinese we all know it’s beautiful place to go !
Ppl in Canada 🇨🇦 always pick a fight with me unprovoked! I remember the first Sumer I came to Toronto , a white girl (24 yr old professional ) told me :” stop eating 🍽! It Biggs yr Face !👻” N if I attend house party. If dudes come up they will ask :” do u eat dog 🐕 “ I told them no ! Back home resting dog is rare as ppl here eating road kill . Then they r like :”but u can’t speak 🗣 ! They put u to jail” wtf 😳 motha fuk leave me alone !!!
True there
我阿姨来自新加坡的朋友，谢谢你的分享。你讲得的话很公道，阿姨敬佩你的勇敢，有一说一，并且敢于用视频比较好坏，心比心，我们都不要听别人说长道短，坏的评语。我们有美丽的城市的美称，但是大部分是清洁工的功劳。小部分被严厉的处罚限制着，小小的非分恶人作为是有的。不过，社会的防卫是我们从小就灌输的意识。(社会防卫是包括很多方面，如帮助异族邻居提重的物品等等。让座)欢迎你来新加坡做客。
Even as a Singaporean I'm impressed by how clean it is where you are! Beautiful city!
You gotta be kidding me, Singapore is the cleanest city I've ever seen.
@@edwardhuang3650 深圳，珠海，威海，三亚，日照笑而不语
@@weizhang2834 went to Shenzhen 12 years ago, very dirty on the street. went to WeiHai 6 years ago, very clean, a beautiful costal city!
@@xavierlee3368 Surprising to see people been to Weihai! it's not a typical touristy city, however, it's amazing and my uni city. Thanks for being there before!
@@weizhang2834 威海：我能和三亚排一起了？骄傲！
The U.S. is afraid its poor will see what life is like when a government cares for its people.♥🇨🇳
i like the flag : )
That is so true. Poor American workers think that crippling hospital debt and minimum wage is the pinnacle of society and their rulers will do anything to keep them in the dark. Europe, Asia have already and in a decade or 2 Africa also will have surpassed USA in terms of living standards.
Carl Mannhard The U.S. government will keep deceiving the public , in order to consolidate its power.🤟
@@abigailren1777 THIS!! That's why I tell to those brainwashed sheep's whenever they shit on China. Their politicians brainwash their people into hating this imaginary "nemesis" (*cough* North Korea *cough*) because they know they won't be a super power anymore very soon. So they'll do whatever it takes to inject more and more hatred into their people.
On one hand we have the US sheeps being SO obsessed at hating China , and in the other hand, we have Chinese people busy living their lives and can't be bothered about their bullshit
Because of people in the west knew what it was really like, America would have to admit that a communist government is actually working.
Hard to say that after decades of saying that communism is evil.
Their only response is to lie about China.
哈哈哈，太搞笑了，美国街头不能喝啤酒🍺，但可以带着AK47
喝醉了的人，拿着枪在路上是危险加危险！
为了安全必须禁止一个！
卖酒没有军火挣钱。所以不能在路上喝酒🐶
@@戏谑-m6i 所以在家喝醉了再拿着ak出来
Texas was about to pass a law that allows anyone 21 years old or older to carry a gun with them everywhere they go, including schools, stores, and government buildings! But the Democrats in the state walked out the door and refused to vote on the bill to make it a law and walked out before the Republicans could pass the law!
@@红尘中打滚 喝醉了不一定想得起来枪？🤣🤣🤣
这个是真的，不过如果你非要在街上喝，那你必须得用纸袋套着酒瓶，呵呵
I have lived in China for 1 year and not once have I ever seen a street fight, someone passed out drunk or urinating in a public place. People are friendly and have welcomed me with great hospitality.
I am Chinese, we do not discriminate against anyone, we are all the same, the world friendly people are one family😁
😂You are lucky. There are street fights. It is just not as many as America.
The irony is that everyone in China is shouting to the US : leave us alone !!
The US : 🤔 ....... nope . You need freedom and democracy.
China to US: its not your f business
Very true!
china: we have freedom, US: you do not because I don't believe, we are the only humans on earth who have freedom.
So true!!!
Some chineses do believe in democracy. But they can't really claim any rights. They risks the prison. Just like Liu Xiaobo and other lawyers. Or just like 1989 Tiananmen protestors.
Jason is absolutely and completely right. Being in China and not as a tourist I have experienced, seen and lived everything Jason is saying in this video. China not only is an amazingly beautiful country but is the country where I have always and everywhere felt totally safe. I've been to 52 countries in my life and surely, China is by far the safest one, something that makes you feel at ease and very comfortable.
@@peterhuasun Japan actually has a lot of beggars and poor people, but nobody knows about it. While Korea has cases of mass murder or horrible rapes and all the government gives is 10 year sentence cause they never executed anyone or gave life sentence. And Singapore have low population overall so only Japan can compare to China.
@Peter s 笑了
@@peterhuasun China is safer than korea. Especially for women
感谢您的公允评价
Apparently Shanghai is the safest and also the most prosperous city in China.
Beautiful place you got there Jason. 😀
I’ve been living in Beijing for 4 years. I’ve been to other cities, too. The transportation is spectacular, people are lovely and supportive. They don’t discriminate, no matters from which part of the world you belong to but they’ll welcome and give a hand if you need, even if you’ve no good diplomatic relationship with China. They don’t care about politics. The government provides all the facilities and opportunities to the people even most advance countries lack of. The online shopping and payment everywhere is amazing like WeChat and Alipay online payments. I don’t remember when I used cash for the last time, even if I buy vegetables from a small shop. Crime rate is much lower, you can sleep on the streets with your belongings and no one will touch. There’re a lot of stories during my stay in China but too lazy to type 😂
yes, you are right. Chinese hate US government but like US people
@@tigerfeng4110 it’s politics, USA doing propaganda against China and vice versa. USA government feels China as threat to their economy and military power. Simple, America wants to be the only superpower in the world and China development is vigorous, so they’ll do everything in their power to slow down Chinese development.
是的，中国人民的教育很好，他们的历史课本客观真实，他们的政治民主
主要还是关心政治的都在反政府，我们是相信政府，政府也在努力改善民生
@@tigerfeng4110别说这种话了，跟那些轮子有啥区别
A few years ago, I went to Italy and Portugal in two separate trips. My entire luggage was stolen on the train while traveling from Genoa to Pisa. While in Lisbon, a pickpocket took all my money in my khaki pants pocket as soon as I step into a rather crowded subway train. And in another trip to Stockholm, I got yelled at by a local white guy simply because I was taking picture of little kids in the kindergarten playground. I no longer have any desire to visit any European cities. After my maiden trip to Shanghai and Hangzhou two years ago, I was totally shocked as if I just discovered a completely different planet on Earth! I can't wait to go back to China as soon as the virus is under control! Great video, Jason, thanks so much! Guizhou is unbelievably beautiful! I must go there someday!
welcome
Omg exactly my experience!!! I’m never going to Europe ever again….
Taking pictures of little kids ? That doesn’t seem weird or invasive to you? Did you ask the parents permission to do that ?
@@MrPaddydan LOL, on that occasion, there were literally a few dozens of kids running around in the playground under bright daylight. You’re saying a foreign tourist cannot take such picture unless there’s a permission from each single kid’s parents? I see plenty of Western tourists taking pictures of poorer countries school kids. They think it’s adorable to do it, so white kids in Sweden are more precious therefore pictures cannot be taken without guardians consent?
Any foreigner can try to shoot ordinary life in China. Vlog, tubing and BiliBili, tiktok will have video revenue, enough to live. Because foreigners are really rare in China
I’m an ethnically Chinese person living in the US and I’ve missed coming to China every year to visit family. I’ve been so dry here since the pandemic started. It just feels so nice to be there and you really do feel safe.
I’ve travelled to many countries but China is on another level, miss being there so much,
US has no future!
born in China Korean？
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Jason, you should give a talk about China on CNN to educate the Americans the truth.about China.
@@sylvesterajah4900 They would never let him tell the already-brainwashed cabbages the truth.
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Bunch of brainwashed fools fighting for modern day Nazis. Shame on all of you. I really feel sorry for all Tibetans, Uygurs and Hong kongers who have to witness such idiocracy, ignorance and stupidity from so many people. You people are lost beyond belief if you truly believe in the ccp.
Bro, I'm living in the US, and I truly admire your life in China. I miss my hometown and I wish I can just go home someday. This is so true, I cannot get my friends in the US believe what it looks like in China. tbh, people in US mostly they are too arrogant to believe there are places just as good as their country, or even better. But my friends here they are nice and kind, they are not racists. But they just don't know. They haven't been there and they are overwhelmed by the political media, so they are not evening trying to know a little bit more about China. That is such a shame, I was born and raised in the ordinary family, I was taught to be open-minded to any people, any culture, anything, use my eyes to learn the truth rather than taking what you are given. I truly hope at least a small portion of US people would do the same. People in China knows US much more than people in US knows China. The misunderstanding and lacking of information finally cause this ridiculous China hating theory. Hoping it gets better and enjoy your life in China.
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欢迎来到中国，我们这里确实很好。那些媒体总是喜欢欺骗人们
it’s all the media and us governments fault tbh, US don’t wanna let any countries surpass them in anyway… if the western media would report real facts the world would be a much better place
what state you live in?? cuz States are like little countries acting as one big country. I did learn something about visiting other countries is that no country is perfect..... luckily im not one of those ignorant Americans!!! i totally want to visit China, ive seen so many cool buildings theyve built and im like broooooo..... Americans dont know ART hahaha
你只需要记住中国人民永远是美国人民的好朋友，欢迎你来中国。
good job bro,i am Malaysian
Enjoyed your vid. I will visit China someday when world virus situation simmers.
WHAT VIRUS
Dandy, don’t leave it to one day, do it. You won’t regret it
i suggest u come to china right now ,nowhere is more safe then china right now.
@@ljbrizo TRUMPVIRUS.
@@esplace3023 Thank you. Can't travel now. Definitely visit with family and my old man. His wish is to visit China after he retires and to visit some very distant relatives in Fujian, if they are still around :)
Thank you, your videos have changed my entire attitude towards China, what a beautiful country & people , America is ripping itself apart while China is making huge advancements , I am ready to move there & join the best country in the world!
Welcome to China. I hope you have good experience there. If you ever need food recomendations, please let me know. LOL.
China throws its citizens into concentration camps
@@uscbruin213 sure, when they’re having a population crisis where younger people don’t want kids and birth rate is declining.
@@uscbruin213 and minorities get extra points on the Chinese equivalent of SAT. Additionally, the Uyghur language is printed on Chinese money along with other minorities’ figures.
Welcome to China.
i cant believe I was fooled, China looks Great
like what you see,this is the real China.
@@莫理森-e6p thanks mate❤️🙏, looks like the future is promising👍
come and have a look! I grow up and study in HangZhou, if you need, I can introduce China to you as a tour guide.
@@carywang8397 thank you for youre kindness❤️, I will definitely remember that Cary Wang
@@onilaw6253 Haha, never forget it! I will certainly give you a big hug when i meet you.
China is the best country in the world and the safest, When one day when me and my wife visit China, Have to meet up with u Jason and we will have a beer on the street together lol
That's why I moved from Toronto to China for good. I grew up in Canada. Had been told to "go back to China" quite a few times. So I did 😂 Thanks so much for the Canadian's kind advice. Now I am in the safest and the best country in the world 🇨🇳
@@keawewong6110 Awesome mate, Sucks how u were treated in Canada tho, Canadians suppose to be super friendly or so they are advertised, But like u said, U are in a lot better country now.
@Clen diet Very true mate.
@@keawewong6110 Very true mate. Sometimes I take the sarcasm of racist people saying “go back to China (your country)” into my heart, because China, which is my ancestral country, is now a very great, modern, prosperous country full of vitality and growth! And I think overseas Chinese people should really go back to live in China to experience the prosperity of their home country. I lived in China since when I was 10 years old back in 2012 for 8 years and since being now back in Canada I really miss my second hometown China very much! And oh yes, I’m born and raised in Vancouver, BC, greetings🤝
中国人高兴
无知人嫉妒
🤣🤣🤣🤣
我就是喜欢看嫉妒的无脑样子。一看就知道谁啦🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was starting to wonder why you didn't mention the blue sky, but you didn't disappoint.
谢谢你报道真实的中国！谢谢🙏
I am a Chinese from Shanghai, and lived many years overseas. China is a big country, there are modern city and also remote county. China is not paradise everywhere, but far more different of reality than reported by many western press. People work hard to build their life and contribute for this country. Happy to see expat like Jason let outside know more about true face of China. With growth of this nation many country felt anxiety, actually China is a powerful country in history for many centuries, people there are not interested to conquering and killing, if people know more about China, they will not believe news about China made by US or some EU press.
经典的--正经评论没人理😂
Excellent point!!!
Tell that to Taiwan lol.
说得好，大兄弟😊❤
shanghai is a shit
In China you can obtain medical treatment for a reasonable cost. You can't do that in the USA.
@@mrnobodyplays147 Dude, I'm Chinese American, and thank the lucky stars, I've not been seriously ill before, but with the cost of healthcare here, I'm wondering if god forbid that ever happens, will China provide healthcare for Chinese foreigners? Please? Hahahha it is really FUCKING ridiculous here.
sry to say that , Malaysia citizen just need to pay for RM1 every time they visit government hospital 😄 no matter u wan to fix ur teeth ,or u broken ur leg , u just need to pay for only RM1 , except for the body parts(surgery) , just pay minimum amount
@@wooyyeah same treatment as local. Believe me. I couldn't believe then can't now.
The system is well thought. "Famous" doctors can charge higher fees through hospital. Any patient can book but you have to wait. It would give doctors incentive to be better or the best on more income.
I don't know the qualification criterial to be "famous"
Chinese immigration officers like all countries counterparts will ask the purpose of your visit, yo just tell them I need medical treatment and you would be granted entry. It seems to be a government policy. Very generous
Amazing!!!
你可以获得花钱获得医疗服务，但是费用并不太合理
真希望世界多几个像你这样敢说真话的人，中国欢迎你
说的是实话，但是国内福利这方面确实不如西方
@@user-wg9bo4qy2l 得慢慢来 中国有14亿人口 不是一千万 一亿
@@user-wg9bo4qy2l 穷人才需要福利 别整天想着福利 好好努力吧
BBC : CPC painted the sky blue to block out the pollution.
They'll use hell filters to make it gray 😜, as I believe.
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Ha ha ha
hahahahahahahah😂
你这句真是笑死我了
As someone who has lived both in China and the US, I can totally relate to everything you said haha
我也曾经做同样的事情--在西安和中国其他地方的街道上喝罐装啤酒。
我也有同感世界需要赶上中国的脚步了！
虽然我觉得独自一人在中国背包旅行很安全，但我不敢也从来没有独自旅行到世界其他地方，包括美国。
在过去的 20 年里，我一直在独自一人在中国背包旅行到大多数主要城市（北京、上海、新疆等，你说的，我知道的），感觉很安全。
I have been doing the same thing - drinking canned beers in streets of Xian and
other part of China.
I have the same feeling that USA and most of other countries are Far Behind China...
Though I feel safe backpacking ALONE in China, I dare not and have not travelled alone to other part of the world including USA.
I have been backpacking to most major citites （Beijing, Shanghai, xinjiang etc., you named it, I got it) in China ALONE for the past 20 years and feel safe.
Jason, you are right about the high level of safety in China. This is what I call a caring government! This is human right!
Thank you, Jason. Do enjoy your beer!
People that have not been to China, don’t realise how safe, modern and welcoming is China. I have spent a lot of time in China and I too have never felt threatened. My wife can walk through the park at night in complete safety
All the misconceptions are sad
Do you see the square dance of aunts when you walk through the park?
Well it depends on what city in China you are in, there are some cities in China that are dangerous but most of them are safe
@@anonymousplayer8174maybe，
@@anonymousplayer8174There are almost every country with bad people, and it is impossible to have no even one. I'm Chinese and I live in Jieyang.
When I was much younger I was so attracted by words like freedom and democracy. Then as I travelled through different cites and countries, getting in touch with different people, and I realize that media and politicians make up concepts that normal people can not tell.
The only thing I should care about is that my city and my country is getting better to live in. Safe, steady and comfortable enveronment is all I need to build my own life.
Freedom(in the most literal sense, not how the Americans "understand it" - while having the largest incarcerated population on planet) should be desirable by any rational human. But most humans are unfortunately not rational. Their paranoia and desire for absolute safety cloud their mind and in the end don't get much of either.
Exactly the same.
这个观点标新立异！--我意识到媒体和政客编造了普通人无法说出的概念。
There is also social responsibility. Some Americans are very good with that, within their country, and outside of their country. But having social responsibility can only go so far in helping within their country, and the rest of the or entire world. When they do it (social responsibility) it is sincere. I don't know what had happened in the past few decades. However, freedom and democracy certainly gets in the way, at least here in America and I would think many other countries as well.
There is also selfishness, which is a personal trait, however can feed poor freedom, poor democracy, poor responsibility, etc. Too selfish for the wrong reasons, at the same time too selfless for the wrong reasons. Humans are an enigma. And are misguided.
America having been "so free" and "wealthy" for many decades in the previous century has allowed it to be genuine in the administration of social responsibility. Unfortunately, freedom and democracy are overrated concepts, and most people cannot actually have full/ample freedom, while democracy only works well inside a social group with few members having only minor and temporary dissimilar interests.
Perhaps you need a simple guide: when democracy excessively demonstrates its power, the efficiency of government work will decrease, and various agencies will shift their responsibilities to each other,And the manifestation of democracy is not just electionsIn fact, China has the most complete democratic system in the world. Government officials can go to rural areas to interview the opinions of the masses, and there are also some websites online that can provide suggestions to the government, which are not seen in other countries，So we can make a judgment that a country needs not only democracy, but also the concentration of power. How to combine these two has become a problem that Western countries cannot balance许你需要一个简单的指南：当民主过度展示其权力时，政府工作的效率就会降低，各个机构就会相互推卸责任，而民主的表现不仅仅是选举。事实上，中国拥有世界上最完整的民主制度。政府官员可以去农村地区采访群众的意见，网上也有一些网站可以向政府提供建议，这在其他国家是看不到的，因此，我们可以判断一个国家不仅需要民主，还需要权力的集中。如何将这两者结合起来，已经成为西方国家无法平衡的问题
The streets are so clean!! No fast food packaging, no chewing gum patches on the ground!!
@Sampson Chan 以前是有的，近些年来年轻一代都相对较注意卫生，大多不会乱丢垃圾。
The tall guy: there's a short creepy laowai following me...
lol
hhhhhhhhhhhh
@American Shit nice name
🤣🤣🤣
高个子：现在中国治安越来越差了，光天化日有个老外跟着我😹
兄嘚我喜欢你的视频风格，但给个小建议，可以多跟街上的行人互动下就更好了。。
还真是啊，如果能和路人有些交流这个视频会更有趣
他那中文？算了吧，還是找他老婆多練練，哈哈！
這樣要嬌嬌出馬🤣🤣
@@泰瑞亚小电工 哈哈哈哈哈😂
Good work Jason. I strongly support you. Please keep going and let the people know the truth nothing but the whole truth. Like you say "Truth hurts"........
BBC国际频道领导气晕在厕所，哪有这么蓝的天。
明天来BBC上班
@@沈泽宇-p9l 哈哈
阴间滤镜，BBC你值得拥有
贵州那边空气质量很好，北方的空气问题很严重。在春天，有时雾霾和沙尘暴让人难以出门。
@@tranlewlinign9592 虽然还有，比6、7年前真的好太多了！
Great Job. Telling the truth to the world.
我愛臀部
Absolutely fabulous --- Jason please next time tell us about the G7 in Cornwall in June 12, deciding about starting their on ''anti-dote'' to the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative
现在这些抢劫犯还在努力编造抢劫理由，记得一百年前他们抢劫根本都不需要编理由 至少不需要这么努力。一百年前就因为中国不给他们卖毒品就被几个国家入侵。太可笑了
@@HHZX 主要现在是打不过中国了，哈哈
Jason, it's my first time watching your TH-cam. Loving it. I am a JBC (Japan Born Chinese) living and working in Tokyo. Yes, I was in Shanghai back in 2011-2012. What you mentioned is correct. Job well done.
cannot believe a small city in Guizhou looks so beautiful
@Sampson Chan 看建筑感觉是县级的规模
@Sampson Chan No it is not. I bet the huge majority of Chinese have never ever heard of Xingyi before.
@@DannyChean Yes,I didn't know this place in Xingyi before.
@Sampson Chan
it's not guiyang
yes！That is a really China~ 中国欢迎所有的外国友人~来工作，来生活，来旅游，来认识真正的中国~
不是所有，我们不是种族主义者，但是对偷国人是个例外！
被人吹捧了就飄起來了？
廣州非法居留的黑人一大堆，人家很願意在中國工作，生活，旅遊，還有泡中國女人，都想賴著不走了，歡迎嗎？
@@ranger20070207 啥年代了。。作为一个广州人告诉你 基本快清完了。。。 只是今年广东广西这边很多偷渡来的东南亚人。。 现在在遣返。。这两年广州这里 比较多的是 比较繁华地区 太多从小在这里长大但是家里超有钱的外国小孩。。。是真的有钱的离谱 但是他们中文基本就像中国小孩一样 土生土长的那种。。
@podolski lucas 你的思想太极端了，人家一开始只是在外网发点国内旅游视频，然后近两年中国呗西方抹黑的太厉害才发布一些为中国说话的视频。说难听点，就算人家因此赚钱也比你这种只会说风凉话还嘲讽别人的强。对了，中国不好，请你离开
@@水蛭o 别解释，咱就是他们眼中的样子，说破天也没用。就让他去吧
I don’t care about other things, but as a person who lived in USA for 8 years and in China for 16 years, I really can’t ever find a place as safe as China in USA. That honestly is the truth, I mean I have friends who got green cards, and still goes back to China after school.
Thank you, Jason. I love your videos. I have learnt so much from You tube without being there!!!
its just so sad how the government in america allows huge homeless populations to arise :(
The American system is designed for the rich.
Corrupt Government
It's called freedom !! America is all about freedom. They have freedom to have huge homeless population . Don't be jealous 😉🤣
Believe it or not, the homelessness is actually a “line of business” in which lots of government agencies, organizations and businesses etc can earn money out of homelessness, which is the bottom true reason why the problem can never be completely solved.
@@gloriatsau Just like their prison system, it's a big industry.
excellent video , showing the reality without any prejudice . Well done
可以做你男朋友吗？
I love those mobile police offices on wheels !
@@johnyblitz9774
CIA paid troll like you doesn't know that anyone caught with meth in China means the death penalty.
If those mobile police offices were in the US, they would have been full of bullet holes and set on fire within a week by criminals.
I saw many of them when I lived in China, many were unoccupied. China's cops are not oppressive like the murderous cops in the West.
@@johnyblitz9774 that's hilarious😂
jason 👍👍👍👍👍👍 you've been doing a wonderful job
My trip to Europe was a nightmare, the whole trip was making sure my belongings are with me, stressful! 😄
The thieves there are crazy XD
Europe can be beautiful but yeah, it's expensive and hectic in some cases
Agree it was really mentally stressful traveling in Europe. Practically everywhere we went - any place, city and country in Europe, the local tour-guide would tirelessly keep reminding everyone on the tour group, mind your belongings and beware of pick-pockets! I will never travel there again.
*Greetings gentlemen*
Welcome to China, the land of plenty
namaste from Nepal. we love China and we are waiting eagerly for China to bring a railway into my country.
we Nepalese are so grateful for helping Nepal.
namaste and love from Nepal.
@@Yourname-d1k So you think you know Nepal better than a Nepalese? Lol your funny.....
@@Yourname-d1k I am not professional in this area ao I don't know if it is true but I am pretty sure Japan used to steal tech from other countries so there' s no difference for me.
@@Yourname-d1k Kind of one sided opinion there. Nepal also lost much land to India. Why not whinge about that you nuclear waste dumping, ignorant fool.
@@Yourname-d1k One thing I hate the most about Japan is they don't know history, look at 60 years back when Japan stole tech from western countries.
Don't forget that you colonize Asia and raped women 🖕. Oh yeah you don't know that since your gov and ancestors trying to erase their sins and memories
I'm not from China btw, I'm from South East Asia
谢谢！中尼友谊万岁！
Bravo! thank you for sharing your own experience in China also to the western world. great job!
我太爱Jiao的翻译了，相当传神哈哈哈哈
Thanks for showing the casual and real side of CN people daily life.
中国是有流浪汉的，当地民政局都有收容站帮助这些流浪汉提供基本的衣食住行和回家乡的路费。
有家回的就不是真正的流浪汉了。九几年的时候很常见，有人会到村子里讨饭。七八年前在北京地铁上常见讨钱的，不过据说是骗子居多，也不能算流浪汉。路边有时会有人躺在地上，放个纸板说自己多惨来讨钱的，也无法确定是不是真的流浪汉。
是有,不過這些年改進了很多.以前北京的地鐵也有乞討的,但是這10年我再也沒見過了
有流浪汉并不奇怪沒必要做这些零流浪汉的面子工程
解决流浪汉乞丐并不难啊，提供更多岗位，并且这些岗位的收入大于他们要饭的收入就能解决了。难的是怎么才能提供呢么多岗位，哈哈。
@chengrong lin 你的意思是美国那么多人做流浪汉是因为他们不爱面子？真的吗？西方人真的不在意面子？他们做流浪汉比上班强？？哈哈哈哈，那你为什么不去做流浪汉或乞丐呢？你只要跑到没人认识你的地方去要饭不就行了？反正没人认识你，你还讲什么面子呢？？哈哈哈
这是我第一次在油管上看到关于中国的好评价，非常好视频，爱来自山的东边。
我也是😂 ❤from safe hwei
Xingyi 兴义 is my hometown! Thank you Jason, watching your video can heal my homesick.
Jason, I to live in China, Qingyuan to be precise and I agree with you 💯% I am welcomed everywhere I go and I'm treated with the utmost respect, China does not compare with Europe and America, China is an amazing country and when things have settled down I'm going to visit your city with my wife and see for myself, hopefully bump into you and have a beer on the street😉😉🙏🙏🍺🍺
Look forward to seeing you guys chilling in the freedom street Lol
随时恭候，你会知道我们是多么善良
难道广州不好？😂
我是广东人，我老家就在清远
Jason, you are a star.
Love from India
第一天用油管就刷到你了，很幸运
謝謝您
有良知之白種人
向全世界說真話
為中國正義發聲
🕊️🕊️🕊️🌟✨🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
没错
Paid mouthpiece of the CCP
@@tencha1x paid mouthpiece of bbc🤣
你上热搜了哥！！你要火了🔥！哈哈哈哈
Oh! Jason, I really like you have successfully show your own style in TH-cam. Your video is unique even though you just walking on the road.
Really appreciate your sense of humor. Good job! We'll keep supporting you, Jason.
我愛臀部
China to the world every time. The eagle and the lion can't stop the dragon.
我觉着不应该用dragon, 用long好一些，毕竟dragon和龙🐲不是一个物种
True 🐉
@Rocco Laspinono time for war mongers.
@@liuhang it’s a fcking dragon dude. Just a Chinese version.
@@WeiqiSub 我觉着不合适主要是因为dragon这个词在西方一般意味着邪恶
What a beautiful day Jason show us，enjoy your video and thank you
China has not only invested less in the military but also in the police. Save money for construction!
You have a good understanding and a sufficient sense of justice! And your voice is very rhythmic, enjoy your video, thanks!
你有很好的理解力和足够的正义感！ 而且你的解说节奏很好，看你的视频是一种享受，感谢！
谢谢你永远支持你❤️
I've traveled to so many places in China, and I've ridden my motorcycle all around Hainan island, completely alone, sleeping in the tent and going to very remote places. Sometimes we forget how safety is important, but it really is!
Hainan is so nice place. I live here for half year and Beijing for half year, enjoy all.
Glad to hear that you appreciate safety.
Stay safe on your motorbike! And well.
@@manwater488Hainan Island seems a safe place, not as commercial as most mainland attractions/cities. Even there he felt some level of discomfort.
Hey Jason, Love your show. 多加油!
Love your video as always ❤️. You are one of very few person who talk the trust about China
Chinese cultural development is an open integration, the traditional moral concept is not to eat and drink when walking, but not prohibited (including wine), because there are takeaway shops everywhere, and many Western countries can not walk on the street drinking, but in the United States can bring guns on the street ... That's ridiculous!
@@emmanuelsung And now there is no such moral code, more is the freedom of life
@@emmanuelsung 中国没有这样的传统。满大街都是奶茶店，买上一杯边喝边逛街它不香吗？
@@emmanuelsung 好吧，至少我40年来没听说过走路不能喝东西的说法，走远路、春游都会带水，路上渴了就喝啊。你是哪里人，有这样的传统？
I grew up in a family told “don’t eat when you walking “ , but after I went to university, a lot of younger people eat when they walking , lost generation
@@gavinz112 至今我看到一边走一边吃的，尤其是走路吃羊肉串的，都是没教养。喝水和奶茶除外
I visited Xing Yi in 2005 many times. From your video, it changes so much. Much more beautiful than before.
Thank you for your showing of China’s realities.
great video, thanks
Another thing you left out.
Yes, we can't vote but we actually have a functioning government who works for the people.
So just leave us alone and keep your western system of governance to yourself. We don't need you to save us.
We're doing pretty good with what we have.
Actually, China has elections... For China, Selection comes first, then follow by Election within the parliament ...
We can vote , but not one person one vote, every level we have vote from the bottom up to the central government, from a representative to another representative up to the central government, this is called “ socialist democracy “
i cant wait to move over, however currently due to our lovely lockdown delays, i currently cant get my Visa. So im currently living through your videos!!! keep them coming
祝Jason天天生活开心迎接小宝宝诞生🍺🍺👍👍
I have visited China many times and I enjoyed those trips very much. I can feel your experience while watching your videos... making me looking forward to more trips to other parts of China which I have not visited yet. Thanks for all the wonderful sharing..
帅哥，你应该拿着手机去我湖南株洲拍下！我一年没回去了！虽然我知道我株洲的城市也是最干净最漂亮的城市！但是我只是想家了😂😂😂
The first time I visited Beijing, more than 20 yrs ago, it was still pretty messy, with children peddling their wares to us tourists at every stop. Public toilets were horrific. China has really progressed and changed in a short period. The last time I visited was to Xiamen about 4 years back. Things are much more orderly and the people are a lot more civic minded. Their government really is doing a fantastic job.
yea i went to beijing recently my goodness 2000 times transformation i couldnt believe my eye and i been to china in 1990s pretty unreal stuff government diff hard
20年前我们还很穷，中国虽穷，但人民吃苦耐劳，跟着政府慢慢改变！生活才会越来越好，没有规矩，不成方圆
Congratulations China.
@@pykemid3954您来中国的时间，比我来中国的时间还要早。我是个出生在1995年以后的中国人。😂
A great video, really enjoyed watching. Hoping I can come back to China in 2022, 2 years away and I’m really missing my Chinese friends, and my favorite restaurants
Awesome!
I was there in China, what a beautiful country from France .
有意思先生👍
Hi Jason I read the Chinese comment in below said there were homeless people in China, local authorities are doing good job providing food and everything required to send them back to their home town. Thank you for loving my country, am Chinese born in Hong Kong.
感谢你说中国香港
@@沈泽宇-p9l 你不觉得可悲吗？本是一个国家的人，只是正确的表达方式，现在却要感谢
@@herondesign4507 正直的人都应该被感谢。而且我觉得这不是感谢，而是一种认可。