Shenyang lyk interessant🙂 Was jy al in Qingdao? Ek wil graag oor 2 jaar China besoek, Suidelike stede is meer op my lys, maar wil ook Beijing, Shanghai en Qingdao sien. Ek wil Mandarin begin leer, baie sprekers hier in Brisbane Aus🙂
I can already hear the trolls writing hateful replies to my comment, although I don't know why they do this, because I don't see anything disrespectful or wrong in my comments. This said, I would like to mention, that English is not my first language and I currently learning Chinese. I would call myself a China enthusiast and I'm playing with the idea of moving to China. The more I learn about China and the more I discuss this on platforms like YT, the more I become sceptical about my idea. Reading the comments under videos about life in China like this one here, leaves a certain taste in my mouth, because the comments are 90% always the same. It's a little suspicious to me. But if I point this out, I get attacked, insulted and get baseless accussations thrown at me. Even when I write only positive comments about China and be a "good little yes-man", I get just ignored or attacked by the China haters. I wish I wouldn't know about some words I learned while researching about [life in] China, but now it's too late. I have had good conversations and bad conversations on the internet, with people who said they are Chinese. My education is neither bad nor extra-ordinary, I have several years of work experience in my field, I'm single, healty and would consider myself more introverted. The working market in China isn't that good right now, and even many young Chinese can't find a job. Additional to this, as a single male, you get a lot of hate from Chinese men who think you want to take away Chinese women. Havin talked to alot of diaspora living in China, they kind of tell me the same. No matter how much you try, no matter how much effort you put into it, as a non-asian, you will never be accepted as a Chinese. There are the well known big cities with a higher per centage of "foreigners" living there, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, ... but it sounds like foreigners are only "tolerated" and not "accepted". Feel free to change my mind and disagree or prove me wrong on this impression I got so far. More and more channels appear like they want to sell you the idea of moving to China and I don't blame them, because the world has become a less safe place in the past few years and moving to China sounds promising. Until you hit the hard ground of reality and find out that China has its own socially and economically problems. And talking about these problems is like putting a target on your forehead, for not agreeing with everything, being quiet about it and act like a hollow yes-man without a personality. And Chinese people [as I experienced] will not hesitate to call you a "colonizer" or something, if you dare to speak up or suggest a different way. Because I like the open dialoge, I would like to hear you guys opinion about what I have learned about life in China so far. And feel free to use more than just four words, calling me an idiot.
looks so amazing
What a safe and smiley place for both children and adults 24/7! :D
The city is filled with vitality and happy people! 😍🤩👍
Beautiful ladies 😂😂😂❤❤❤😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤
Take care and have fun
Really a safe and nice for kids to grow up.
No violence and drugs.
Take care
Nice video.
I would love to spend a day with you.
❤🎉
Great sharing and thanks! 😍👍👏
Karaoke uncle!!!
@@xxxxx5897 next time I'll go sing!
@@nadineinchina I just screenshotted that, just so u know
看上去沈阳的温度还不低，辽宁其他一些城市已经开始冷起来了。
This was actually back in July, I'm only getting round to editing videos now 🤣 its already cool now
谢天谢地，你总算是更新了。
poor fishes that man always sing beside the lake
🤣🤣🤣🤣 the fish probably enjoy it 😩😅😅
多交一点本地的朋友，最好是会说英语的本地人，这样日子会过的更有趣！祝你们天天开心！
😍😍😍
Shenyang lyk interessant🙂 Was jy al in Qingdao? Ek wil graag oor 2 jaar China besoek, Suidelike stede is meer op my lys, maar wil ook Beijing, Shanghai en Qingdao sien. Ek wil Mandarin begin leer, baie sprekers hier in Brisbane Aus🙂
Lets go to the halloween party as voldy and bellatrix
Damn i guess i have to be Voldy then 🤣🤣
@@nadineinchina you'd make a perfect voldy
Hi Nadine, have you ever taken your daughter to SA to see your family?
@@iyansetiadi1986 When she was 5 months old was the last time I visited home. My mom came to visit in 2019.
🎉
where is the lao gong ?
❤😂🎉❤😂🎉
I can already hear the trolls writing hateful replies to my comment, although I don't know why they do this, because I don't see anything disrespectful or wrong in my comments.
This said, I would like to mention, that English is not my first language and I currently learning Chinese. I would call myself a China enthusiast and I'm playing with the idea of moving to China.
The more I learn about China and the more I discuss this on platforms like YT, the more I become sceptical about my idea. Reading the comments under videos about life in China like this one here, leaves a certain taste in my mouth, because the comments are 90% always the same. It's a little suspicious to me. But if I point this out, I get attacked, insulted and get baseless accussations thrown at me. Even when I write only positive comments about China and be a "good little yes-man", I get just ignored or attacked by the China haters. I wish I wouldn't know about some words I learned while researching about [life in] China, but now it's too late. I have had good conversations and bad conversations on the internet, with people who said they are Chinese.
My education is neither bad nor extra-ordinary, I have several years of work experience in my field, I'm single, healty and would consider myself more introverted. The working market in China isn't that good right now, and even many young Chinese can't find a job. Additional to this, as a single male, you get a lot of hate from Chinese men who think you want to take away Chinese women.
Havin talked to alot of diaspora living in China, they kind of tell me the same. No matter how much you try, no matter how much effort you put into it, as a non-asian, you will never be accepted as a Chinese. There are the well known big cities with a higher per centage of "foreigners" living there, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, ... but it sounds like foreigners are only "tolerated" and not "accepted". Feel free to change my mind and disagree or prove me wrong on this impression I got so far.
More and more channels appear like they want to sell you the idea of moving to China and I don't blame them, because the world has become a less safe place in the past few years and moving to China sounds promising. Until you hit the hard ground of reality and find out that China has its own socially and economically problems. And talking about these problems is like putting a target on your forehead, for not agreeing with everything, being quiet about it and act like a hollow yes-man without a personality. And Chinese people [as I experienced] will not hesitate to call you a "colonizer" or something, if you dare to speak up or suggest a different way. Because I like the open dialoge, I would like to hear you guys opinion about what I have learned about life in China so far. And feel free to use more than just four words, calling me an idiot.
How cute your outfit marks you as a Chinese lady. Is it time to show your daughter your hometown for a spell, so she has connections to her culture?
I'm afraid we won't visit home any time soon. Yes i wear my suncover like the Chinese ladies!🤣🤣 they taught me well 😅
*找个东北大哥嫁了呗，有个生活帮手，还能帮你照顾女儿* 😁😁
@@蔡磊-q7q 🤣🤣🤣
@@nadineinchina 😁😁 你不能否认我的提议有可行性，一个人带孩子很辛苦的。
东北大哥靠不住.
要找也要找中原的.
@@hippocreation 有啥靠不住的，那是刻板印象。
东北男人看着糙老爷们，其实无比贤惠，而且只有跟他们一起生活过才会颠覆认知。做饭刷碗带孩子遛狗，给老婆孩子刷鞋，收拾机器人，然后还不能上桌吃饭。 😁😁
@@hippocreation河南的？ 😂😂😂😂😂
也不是百分百绝对安全，各种犯罪行为也时有发生，你们单亲母女俩还是要小心
Singing in parks should be banned
连公园都不让唱你想让人们在哪里唱小区吗
更新的太快了😅😅
更新速度已快到幾乎忘記您母女倆仍還在瀋陽快活消遙度日，加油吧別讓粉絲們再氣噗噗的期待。
From Taipei Taiwan CHINA