Shanghai looks like such a fun city! We only spent six days in Beijing recently, but we're already planning a return trip to China, and Shanghai is on our list. Thanks for sharing your first impressions with us. We just subscribed. 😊
@@WaleandMe I have seen your video of transiting through Beijing. If you go to Shanghai, I highly recommend you to visit Zhujiajiao a thousand-years old water town in Shanghai. You can book a DD or take the subway Line 17 (about an hour), I believe you will not be disappointed. Also suggest read some city informations before visit due to the cities in China all different in style and cuisine.
I have seen your video of transiting through Beijing. If you go to Shanghai, I highly recommend you to visit Zhujiajiao a thousand-years old water town in Shanghai. You can book a DD or take the subway Line 17 (about 1 hour), I believe you will not be disappointed. Due to China is so large, every city has different style & cuisine , better read some local informations before visiting. Having fun!
Oh btw, now you can have 30 days visa free to visit China as Spanish. 😂😂 and another little tip is the tickets back to Spain is from Beijing, the Etihad airways offers the cheapest price, like 300 Euros for a round trip between Beijing and Spain.
@@Cherry-df7fm If you read carefully, he/she never said that they are Spanish, all he said was "as Spanish". And he/she was talking about visa free for 30 days(used to be 14) as Spanish and the cheap flight ticket from Spain to Beijing.
I totally agree with you, the temples look amazing and the food. . Yummy 🤤. It looks amazing, such a different culture, but that's the amazing part of experiencing it. 👌❤️
There are a few reasons why western countries don't want their citizens to visit China. Especially the U$A. 1st to see all the Chinese super infrastructures. 2nd how China is able to keep the public areas so clean, green and organized. 3rd why China is so safe even for foreigners. 4th. How the Chinese education system is able to educate the people with such a huge population to be so disciplined. 5th. To see how the Chinese government has taken care and done for the Chinese people providing them with great infrastructures. Yet the Chinese pay very a lot less taxes compare to western countries. If those western countries people visit China and see all these, they will realize how useless and incompetent their governments are compared to the Chinese government. With so much taxes they're paying, yet their useless governments are not able to provide them the same infrastructures, cleanliness and safety to the people. That is why their governments and government controlled media keep lying to them about how bad China is. How undeveloped China is and advises the people not to visit China. The governments do not want the people to see the real China and compare.
Excited to see the next leg of your trip! Speaking of "rural China", Li Zi Qi has recently returned to publishing videos. I'm sure you've seen her channel. That's the China I also want to see. Anyway, good luck on the journey and I do hope you can visit the Philippines someday. ❤
oh how cool, that you traveled to China! wish you a good time there 🥰 I am very impressed that ther it is so clean altough so many ppl living there, and wow ,very nice the chinese street theatre 😍
So cool to see China through your eyes and feelings. Love it! Me encanta todo lo que han hecho. Trabajar en su terreno y viajar por el mundo. Thank you, ¡Gracias!
If you are temple people or ancient Chinese building enthusiasts, HangZhou, Suzhou and Nanjing, which are all very near to ShangHai, are excellent traveling destinations for you.
@@pxg1773vast majority of the people pay the suggested amount by scanning the QR code on the tables, and the payments are considered as donations. I paid more than the suggested amount as extra donation to the temple.
ow what a beautiful vlog. shanghi has some stunnng old buildings, so beautiful to see. the wait for the sunset was well worth it, it must have been even more beautiful to have been there and see it in its full glory. i get the temples being so peaceful. i cant say im a religious person but there is something calming and peaceful about being inside a church you feel. hope you have a lovely time
Totally agree with you that churches and other religious places tend to feel very peaceful. We always try to sit for a bit whenever we go to soak it up. And I’m so glad you enjoyed the vlog. We’re happy to see that the people that watched us and supported living in the mountains still like the videos in a different environment ♥️
I have some advice for you. If you like beautiful scenery or the unrestrained rural life of nature, I suggest you go to the western region, which is the most beautiful place in China. For example, Sichuan Province, Yunnan Province, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, and Xizang. (At present, foreigners in Xizang are not allowed to travel freely, they must follow a group, the places to play are limited, and the cost is not low.) Other provinces can travel freely. First of all, I recommend visiting Sichuan Province and arriving in Chengdu, which is also the capital of world cuisine. It is also the hometown of giant pandas, and then you can choose to go to such places as Siguniang Mountain, Seda Buddhist College, Yading Daocheng Scenic Spot, Lugu Lake at the junction of Yunnan and Sichuan, and Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic and Historic Interest Area Huanglong Scenic Spot, a world double heritage, where there are grasslands, lakes, snow mountains, and forests. There are also Dali, Lijiang, and Shangri La in Yunnan Province. Enough for you to watch and play.
I'm really excited for you guys to get out of the city and into the smaller country towns. I'm sure you'll be finding really interesting places and people so looking forward to your next video. Have a wonderful week exploring and relaxing.❤️
You can go to Suzhou, Changzhou, or remote Shanghai with one hour bullet train or metro to checkout several water towns in this region as "Chinese Venice".
You should go to ancient Chinese cities like Dali and Kunming in South West China. You should also go to Guilin, Yangshuo, Zhangjiajie, Jiuzhaigo. These are scenic areas. If you like temples, you should go to Tibet. There are lots of monasteries. However, it's mandatory to engage a tour guide here. Following "Little Chinese Everywhere", a Chinese TH-camr. She brings you to unknown small Chinese villages.
All the hard work you put in over the last weeks has been so much. You have more than earned your break. Shang Hi looks beautiful. Like you, we always want to see the real parts of any country we visit, not the areas that have been 'produced' to encourage tourists. Have a wonderful time, and thank you for allowing us along with you to see a country we otherwise would not xx
If you are a temple people, you are in the right country, as every region, city, county or village has many temples. The most amount of ancient temples are located in Shanxi province. Happy travel, externally and internally.
It's nice that you're seeking out experiences I would seek out too, e.g. temples, people watching, budget friendliness, experiencing / observing the everyday life of its citizens, some rural experiences, etc. I look forward to your other China videos. Thank you for posting! 🕊
If you are lost in your planning you can watch videos their videos and that are a couple from UK who has been in China for quite awhile now. 'sun kissed bucket list'
Thank you for sharing! I used to travel alone with no plans, and it was very exciting! Now I'm to sick from fibromyalgia to travel, so it's lovely to get to experience china through your video 🥰
Oh I’m so sorry you have fibromyalgia. But glad you enjoyed experiencing China through our video. There’s so much more to come! Sending you lots of love ♥️
Your editing skills are on point, I love how you use still video(the cloud are moving) and you narrating on top of them. Your cut between crossing subway platform, escalator, bus and road and finally showing the temple was class movie language. You two are charming in your own way. Welcome to China. I was in Shanghai during summer and I loved that city.
lol, "the bed is too hard" is so true. This is just another example of "drinking hot water" and "squat toilet". Chinese people believe a hard bed is good for the spine.
Shanghai has many 3-4 star hotels from Euro 30-50 a night, don't know how you guys ended up in that terrible room. We all feel the excitement, Shanghai is magic city ☺️
If you are just vegetarians and not for any religious reason, any restaurant you can just use your translator and tell them that you are vegetarian, any restaurant in China can do vegetarian food, because China has a large percentage of Buddhists and Taoists, many of them just eat vegetarian vegetables, and China has a wide variety of vegetables, vegetables are cheaper and easier to make than meat, You don't have to worry about that. Have a good trip!😊
I am your Chinese audience, and I really like your lifestyle and attitude towards life. It is so calming and cool to listen to your heart and live the life you like. When I saw the shots of you two sitting on the street eating snacks together and snuggling together in the temple, I was very moved. I think you two are lucky because you met each other.
Welcome to China. Suzhou is also a very beautiful city to visit. There is an amazing musical fountain in Dongfangzhimen. It's worth to visiting. Have a good trip.
The harness of the mattress is an interesting topic. In the west, people prefer soft mattress. I still remember it took me a whole day to find a enough hard mattress when I first arrived in the US.
As foreigners in China, the locals treat you very well. They understand you're not from China and feel with you that it's not easy to be in a foreign country. The other way around however, in the West, we Chinese are not treated that well. If we make mistakes, no one is sincerely helping us or give us a "free" pass (like Chinese give to foreigners in China). Instead, locals in the West get easily annoyed or make fun that Chinese don't know how things work in the West or don't speak the local language. I wish more Westerners would treat Chinese people (who are tourists or not) more fairly. I'm very happy to see you enjoying yourself in China. ❤️
I really love your lifestyle and travel pace. It’s okay not to make too many travel plans-sometimes the unexpected things you stumble upon on the streets turn out to be more interesting than the popular tourist spots.
38:49 This brings back memories of my college years traveling between my hometown and school during winter break. A lil tip you guys should buy the "soft bed" version of tickets next time, it costs like 10 extra Euros, outside of major holidays its basically your own private room, its a lot more comfortable and the door blocks out the smell of cigarettes XD
I’m so excited to watch this video! I’m NOT a camera expert, very far from it, so personally, I can’t tell the difference when people use a professional camera, or just their IPhone 😬. I would just use the one that’s easiest to use 😁🧡
Hello, I’m from China and I really enjoy your videos and travel style. I especially admire your focus on environmental protection and vegetarianism, which inspires me to do my best to practice eco-friendly habits in my daily life. Thank you so much! Wishing you a wonderful time in China!
Yunnan province is best destination for you that Dali is so important destination includes budget is very low cost and lot of vegetarian restaurants and Kunming is best secondary destination too!
We’ve realised that after researching a bit more. So we’ve decided to reserve it for our return, because we already know we’re coming back for a whole other month 👏😊
欢迎你们！If you come across any problems in china, especially when lost your way or don't know what to eat best, you can come to teenager of youth for an aid. We chinese are required to learn english since middle school, our proficiency are mostly adequate for communication like above. Also , we are rather hospitable and willing to help.
Zhang Jia Jie in Hunan province, Jiu Zhai Gou in Sichuan province, Gui Lin in Guangxi province and Dali, Lijiang in Yunnan Province would be good places to go if you enjoy natural scenery.
As a vegetarian myself, I know the difficulties encountered looking for pure veggie meals during travel. I used to find ways to make simple meals and forgo most of the local non-veggie goodies. So be prepared for unpreditable and awkward situations about food.
Welcome to China. I think Hangzhou is more Chinese, more traditional, more natural and more green. You will like it better. It's very close to Shanghai and it's only an hour and a half away by high-speed train.
yunnan province is also great for countryside, zhangjiajie is home to avatar mountains 😊😊. If you are in hunan and changsha then you can try stinky tofu.
@WaleandMe trust me it will be a long list 😂😂. There is another Spanish speaking couple vlogger that spent 45 days in China and they plan to explore more in 2026 😂😂
Being a vegan is very easy in China because the long history with Taoism and Buddhism. Both are really strict vegan diet. There are restaurants just to serve those practitioner.
Welcome to China. If you are a vegetarian, actually you can also order vegan dishes in most restaurants. You can show the following Chinese sentence to them: "我是素食主义者，你们有哪些菜是不含肉的素菜吗？" It means "I'm a vegetarian. Do you have any vegetarian dishes that don't contain meat?"
I am glad that you felt comfortable traveling in my hometown of Shanghai. As a Chinese, I would say that we Chinese are very much aware of the reality that we live in, that China, like the rest of the world in a sense, is not as beautiful as outsiders think it is, but we keep the balance of yin and yang very well through the knowledge left by our forefathers and sages.
Recommend 3 TH-cam Channels which may offer help to you. 1. On Tour With Dridgers #OTWD, they are also budget travellers 2. Vegan In China. For Vegans like you. 3. Walk East. A preview on China's different cities, footage speaks better than words.
Shanghai looks like such a fun city! We only spent six days in Beijing recently, but we're already planning a return trip to China, and Shanghai is on our list. Thanks for sharing your first impressions with us. We just subscribed. 😊
We’re also already planning a return ourselves 😊 This country is so big and has so much to explore!! ♥️
@@WaleandMe I have seen your video of transiting through Beijing. If you go to Shanghai, I highly recommend you to visit Zhujiajiao a thousand-years old water town in Shanghai. You can book a DD or take the subway Line 17 (about an hour), I believe you will not be disappointed. Also suggest read some city informations before visit due to the cities in China all different in style and cuisine.
I have seen your video of transiting through Beijing. If you go to Shanghai, I highly recommend you to visit Zhujiajiao a thousand-years old water town in Shanghai. You can book a DD or take the subway Line 17 (about 1 hour), I believe you will not be disappointed. Due to China is so large, every city has different style & cuisine , better read some local informations before visiting. Having fun!
Yesterday, the TH-cam homepage recommended your videos. I have read it. Just didn't leave a message. Have fun in China
@WaleAndMe Looks Hangzhou near Shanghai is the kind place you would want to live for a long time.
Oh btw, now you can have 30 days visa free to visit China as Spanish. 😂😂 and another little tip is the tickets back to Spain is from Beijing, the Etihad airways offers the cheapest price, like 300 Euros for a round trip between Beijing and Spain.
They are obviously not Spanish… what are you talking about
@@Cherry-df7fm If you read carefully, he/she never said that they are Spanish, all he said was "as Spanish". And he/she was talking about visa free for 30 days(used to be 14) as Spanish and the cheap flight ticket from Spain to Beijing.
@@_seola_ thank you for standing up for me. I thought they are Spanish due to their profile and "Alejandro" is kinda Spanish name. 😂
@@canalesjuan356 I also thought they were from Spain。haha
这么便宜！只需要300欧元😂
I totally agree with you, the temples look amazing and the food. . Yummy 🤤. It looks amazing, such a different culture, but that's the amazing part of experiencing it. 👌❤️
It really is! ♥️
@@WaleandMesir China is very beautiful and very big and very clean country and your vlog is very good❤❤❤❤❤
@@WaleandMeso 💩
There are a few reasons why western countries don't want their citizens to visit China. Especially the U$A.
1st to see all the Chinese super infrastructures.
2nd how China is able to keep the public areas so clean, green and organized.
3rd why China is so safe even for foreigners.
4th. How the Chinese education system is able to educate the people with such a huge population to be so disciplined.
5th. To see how the Chinese government has taken care and done for the Chinese people providing them with great infrastructures. Yet the Chinese pay very a lot less taxes compare to western countries.
If those western countries people visit China and see all these, they will realize how useless and incompetent their governments are compared to the Chinese government. With so much taxes they're paying, yet their useless governments are not able to provide them the same infrastructures, cleanliness and safety to the people.
That is why their governments and government controlled media keep lying to them about how bad China is. How undeveloped China is and advises the people not to visit China. The governments do not want the people to see the real China and compare.
Excited to see the next leg of your trip! Speaking of "rural China", Li Zi Qi has recently returned to publishing videos. I'm sure you've seen her channel. That's the China I also want to see. Anyway, good luck on the journey and I do hope you can visit the Philippines someday. ❤
李子柒视频里的中国是经过包装的，是不存在的……
李子柒在农村，四川省，那个省面积大约是菲律宾陆地面积的1.64倍。省会城市chengdu，很多人喜欢去那里旅游。欢迎你有一天可以来旅游。❤❤❤
oh how cool, that you traveled to China! wish you a good time there 🥰 I am very impressed that ther it is so clean altough so many ppl living there, and wow ,very nice the chinese street theatre 😍
Thank you!! ♥️
So cool to see China through your eyes and feelings. Love it! Me encanta todo lo que han hecho. Trabajar en su terreno y viajar por el mundo. Thank you, ¡Gracias!
If you are temple people or ancient Chinese building enthusiasts, HangZhou, Suzhou and Nanjing, which are all very near to ShangHai, are excellent traveling destinations for you.
You guys are very nice people.
🥰♥️
Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Never knew you could dine at the temples.
Cool right? We’re so excited to capture our travels and share our experiences. It’s in these environments that we feel most like ourselves 😊♥️
@@WaleandMedid you pay for the food in the end? I thought temple foods are free
@@pxg1773vast majority of the people pay the suggested amount by scanning the QR code on the tables, and the payments are considered as donations. I paid more than the suggested amount as extra donation to the temple.
@@pxg1773他们去的寺庙叫“龙华”，里面的素面15元一份，如果吃完后觉得没有吃饱，可以免费添加面和汤，直到你觉得饱腹为止。
@@pxg1773这个寺庙里的素面15元，没吃饱可以免费添加面和汤，直到吃饱为止，放心去吧，不用不好意思，这是他的规则，寺庙餐厅为了不浪费食物，素面份量不算多。
如果你真的给不起钱，吃完面不要扫描桌面的付款二维码，直接走掉，没有人检查你是否付款。
What a wonderful trip. I send all blessings on you both. Enjoy.⭐️👋👋🙏🏻
ow what a beautiful vlog. shanghi has some stunnng old buildings, so beautiful to see. the wait for the sunset was well worth it, it must have been even more beautiful to have been there and see it in its full glory. i get the temples being so peaceful. i cant say im a religious person but there is something calming and peaceful about being inside a church you feel.
hope you have a lovely time
Totally agree with you that churches and other religious places tend to feel very peaceful. We always try to sit for a bit whenever we go to soak it up. And I’m so glad you enjoyed the vlog. We’re happy to see that the people that watched us and supported living in the mountains still like the videos in a different environment ♥️
I have some advice for you. If you like beautiful scenery or the unrestrained rural life of nature, I suggest you go to the western region, which is the most beautiful place in China. For example, Sichuan Province, Yunnan Province, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, and Xizang. (At present, foreigners in Xizang are not allowed to travel freely, they must follow a group, the places to play are limited, and the cost is not low.) Other provinces can travel freely. First of all, I recommend visiting Sichuan Province and arriving in Chengdu, which is also the capital of world cuisine. It is also the hometown of giant pandas, and then you can choose to go to such places as Siguniang Mountain, Seda Buddhist College, Yading Daocheng Scenic Spot, Lugu Lake at the junction of Yunnan and Sichuan, and Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic and Historic Interest Area Huanglong Scenic Spot, a world double heritage, where there are grasslands, lakes, snow mountains, and forests. There are also Dali, Lijiang, and Shangri La in Yunnan Province. Enough for you to watch and play.
I'm really excited for you guys to get out of the city and into the smaller country towns. I'm sure you'll be finding really interesting places and people so looking forward to your next video. Have a wonderful week exploring and relaxing.❤️
👏 it’s gonna be interesting for sure!!
i love people like you, simple, honest. thank you for loving shanghai, and great great welcome!
You can go to Suzhou, Changzhou, or remote Shanghai with one hour bullet train or metro to checkout several water towns in this region as "Chinese Venice".
You should go to ancient Chinese cities like Dali and Kunming in South West China. You should also go to Guilin, Yangshuo, Zhangjiajie, Jiuzhaigo. These are scenic areas. If you like temples, you should go to Tibet. There are lots of monasteries. However, it's mandatory to engage a tour guide here. Following "Little Chinese Everywhere", a Chinese TH-camr. She brings you to unknown small Chinese villages.
All the hard work you put in over the last weeks has been so much. You have more than earned your break.
Shang Hi looks beautiful. Like you, we always want to see the real parts of any country we visit, not the areas that have been 'produced' to encourage tourists.
Have a wonderful time, and thank you for allowing us along with you to see a country we otherwise would not xx
We’re so glad to be able to share our experiences with you ♥️
The camera was 1000% percent worth it!!!
If you are a temple people, you are in the right country, as every region, city, county or village has many temples. The most amount of ancient temples are located in Shanxi province. Happy travel, externally and internally.
Oh how exciting...!! Im so happy you are enjoying yourself...
It's nice that you're seeking out experiences I would seek out too, e.g. temples, people watching, budget friendliness, experiencing / observing the everyday life of its citizens, some rural experiences, etc. I look forward to your other China videos. Thank you for posting! 🕊
So cool to see China through your eyes and feelings. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us
If you are lost in your planning you can watch videos their videos and that are a couple from UK who has been in China for quite awhile now. 'sun kissed bucket list'
Thanks ❤
Thank you for sharing! I used to travel alone with no plans, and it was very exciting! Now I'm to sick from fibromyalgia to travel, so it's lovely to get to experience china through your video 🥰
Oh I’m so sorry you have fibromyalgia. But glad you enjoyed experiencing China through our video. There’s so much more to come! Sending you lots of love ♥️
The tofu dish in the temple restaurant looks so delicious 🤤
It was!
Your editing skills are on point, I love how you use still video(the cloud are moving) and you narrating on top of them. Your cut between crossing subway platform, escalator, bus and road and finally showing the temple was class movie language. You two are charming in your own way. Welcome to China. I was in Shanghai during summer and I loved that city.
Thank you so much ♥️♥️
Thank you for a wonderful tour of Shanghai. Your adventure was very insightful and entertaining. You needed this trip to rejuvenate. 😊
Yes, we really needed it! We’re so happy to be travelling. Sending you lots of love from the other side of the world ♥️
Welcome to China！ Love from Zhengzhou China❤🎉
lol, "the bed is too hard" is so true. This is just another example of "drinking hot water" and "squat toilet". Chinese people believe a hard bed is good for the spine.
Shanghai has many 3-4 star hotels from Euro 30-50 a night, don't know how you guys ended up in that terrible room. We all feel the excitement, Shanghai is magic city ☺️
I can’t wait to see it with you, and you really deserv this after all your hard work.
If you are just vegetarians and not for any religious reason, any restaurant you can just use your translator and tell them that you are vegetarian, any restaurant in China can do vegetarian food, because China has a large percentage of Buddhists and Taoists, many of them just eat vegetarian vegetables, and China has a wide variety of vegetables, vegetables are cheaper and easier to make than meat, You don't have to worry about that. Have a good trip!😊
Love your effect for a better and less pollutant planet! Enjoy Shanghai!
A very down-to-earth and lovely couple! Hope you both have a pleasant trip in China
我是你们的中国观众，非常喜欢你们夫妻的生活方式和生活态度，听从内心的声音去过自己喜欢的生活真是件既让人平静又很酷的事，当看到你们两人坐在街头一起吃小吃、在寺庙依偎在一起的镜头时，我内心很感动，我想你们两人都是幸运的，因为遇到了彼此
I am your Chinese audience, and I really like your lifestyle and attitude towards life. It is so calming and cool to listen to your heart and live the life you like. When I saw the shots of you two sitting on the street eating snacks together and snuggling together in the temple, I was very moved. I think you two are lucky because you met each other.
Welcome to China. Suzhou is also a very beautiful city to visit. There is an amazing musical fountain in Dongfangzhimen. It's worth to visiting. Have a good trip.
GAODE map (高德地图) would be good for your China trip.
have a good time there!
The harness of the mattress is an interesting topic. In the west, people prefer soft mattress. I still remember it took me a whole day to find a enough hard mattress when I first arrived in the US.
As foreigners in China, the locals treat you very well. They understand you're not from China and feel with you that it's not easy to be in a foreign country. The other way around however, in the West, we Chinese are not treated that well. If we make mistakes, no one is sincerely helping us or give us a "free" pass (like Chinese give to foreigners in China). Instead, locals in the West get easily annoyed or make fun that Chinese don't know how things work in the West or don't speak the local language. I wish more Westerners would treat Chinese people (who are tourists or not) more fairly. I'm very happy to see you enjoying yourself in China. ❤️
笑容一直挂在脸上，真是太舒服了，满满的情绪价值，希望你们玩儿的开心。尽快学会共享单车，可以让你们的citywalk更舒服。
great calm couple, hope to see more videos from you in China through your eyes!
For sure! We have some really nice videos coming ☺️♥️
I really love your lifestyle and travel pace. It’s okay not to make too many travel plans-sometimes the unexpected things you stumble upon on the streets turn out to be more interesting than the popular tourist spots.
So true! We’re having some amazing experiences here 😊
38:49 This brings back memories of my college years traveling between my hometown and school during winter break. A lil tip you guys should buy the "soft bed" version of tickets next time, it costs like 10 extra Euros, outside of major holidays its basically your own private room, its a lot more comfortable and the door blocks out the smell of cigarettes XD
If you need a vegetarian diet, you can go to all the large Buddhist temples that offer vegetarian meals（斋饭）
I’m so excited to watch this video!
I’m NOT a camera expert, very far from it, so personally, I can’t tell the difference when people use a professional camera, or just their IPhone 😬. I would just use the one that’s easiest to use 😁🧡
It looks so nice and exiting. Can't wait until the next video. Have lots of fun😊
Wow , thanks for sharing
Welcome to China！Have great trips!
Nice and calm is so important to people these days 🎉🎉
Hello, I’m from China and I really enjoy your videos and travel style. I especially admire your focus on environmental protection and vegetarianism, which inspires me to do my best to practice eco-friendly habits in my daily life. Thank you so much! Wishing you a wonderful time in China!
Thank you so much! ☺️ We love it here ♥️
Yunnan province is best destination for you that Dali is so important destination includes budget is very low cost and lot of vegetarian restaurants and Kunming is best secondary destination too!
We’ve realised that after researching a bit more. So we’ve decided to reserve it for our return, because we already know we’re coming back for a whole other month 👏😊
Welcome to China，Enjoy your journey，love from Shanghai
Love you travel video. You look very good in blue.
Aw thank you 🥰♥️
looking forward for your next video
Great video! Enjoy your rest of trip in China!
hope u can relax and see some amazing things theree !! enjoyyy
Thank you for coming to China, hope you have a nice trip.....greetings from Hong Kong
Great video!
欢迎你们！If you come across any problems in china, especially when lost your way or don't know what to eat best, you can come to teenager of youth for an aid. We chinese are required to learn english since middle school, our proficiency are mostly adequate for communication like above. Also , we are rather hospitable and willing to help.
Welcome to China. Enjoy and take care.
Go with the Flow! 🎉🎉 Tao Te Ching
Please print out “我是素食者”, and show it to waiters, they will get you vegetarian food
if you like to see the temples, i recommend that Wu Tai San （五台山）in shanXi Provence
Zhang Jia Jie in Hunan province, Jiu Zhai Gou in Sichuan province, Gui Lin in Guangxi province and Dali, Lijiang in Yunnan Province would be good places to go if you enjoy natural scenery.
Enjoy your trip in China. Like your video, down to earth, viewer friendly. 👍
@6:19 What about visiting the YU Gardens (Yuyuan)? It is near the BUND.
As a vegetarian myself, I know the difficulties encountered looking for pure veggie meals during travel. I used to find ways to make simple meals and forgo most of the local non-veggie goodies. So be prepared for unpreditable and awkward situations about food.
Shanghai is a very good tourism city
21:04 这首BGM很应景👍。欢迎来到中,旅途愉快。🎉
Like your style of travel
Welcome to China. I think Hangzhou is more Chinese, more traditional, more natural and more green. You will like it better. It's very close to Shanghai and it's only an hour and a half away by high-speed train.
yunnan province is also great for countryside, zhangjiajie is home to avatar mountains 😊😊. If you are in hunan and changsha then you can try stinky tofu.
Thanks for the tips! We already know we have to come back to explore all the places we’re adding to our list ☺️
@WaleandMe trust me it will be a long list 😂😂. There is another Spanish speaking couple vlogger that spent 45 days in China and they plan to explore more in 2026 😂😂
Great editing skills, like watching a movie
Being a vegan is very easy in China because the long history with Taoism and Buddhism. Both are really strict vegan diet. There are restaurants just to serve those practitioner.
欢迎来到上海
Welcome to China. 🎉
欢迎你们 玩的开心🎉
Welcome to China. If you are a vegetarian, actually you can also order vegan dishes in most restaurants. You can show the following Chinese sentence to them: "我是素食主义者，你们有哪些菜是不含肉的素菜吗？" It means "I'm a vegetarian. Do you have any vegetarian dishes that don't contain meat?"
China welcomes you ❤
Subscribed. Very nice video about S.H.
Friends, Shanghai is the novice village mission for you to start your journey in China, please enjoy the happy time ahead. Welcome to China.
When did you guys went to Shanghai？I think I met you in Shanghai，and my memory is in chaos😢😢
Alex from "Vegan in China" channel has great suggestions on how to eat Vegan in China
Yes!! We’ve joined her group chat and printed her cards which are so helpful 👏😊
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Welcome to China
欢迎你们，在中国找到心灵的平静
I am glad that you felt comfortable traveling in my hometown of Shanghai. As a Chinese, I would say that we Chinese are very much aware of the reality that we live in, that China, like the rest of the world in a sense, is not as beautiful as outsiders think it is, but we keep the balance of yin and yang very well through the knowledge left by our forefathers and sages.
welcome to china,maby you can try some Dongbei food in next，that very good
Your skirt is so pretty! May I know the brand?
想看自然景观就来江西咯，更便宜，山水更美！江西的山和瀑布绝对名不虚传！
kudos to you both, you both able to find vegan/vegetarian restaurant in China
Recommend 3 TH-cam Channels which may offer help to you. 1. On Tour With Dridgers #OTWD, they are also budget travellers 2. Vegan In China. For Vegans like you. 3. Walk East. A preview on China's different cities, footage speaks better than words.
Thank you!! We knew about Vegan in China but not the others so we’ll definitely check them out 😊
Bienvenido al China！
中国永远欢迎善良的人们游玩，无论你来自哪里。
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Should get rooms on the metro lines further from the city.... Cheaper and bigger rooms
I kove the Temples❤
中餐炒菜一般要搭配白米饭，下次记得问服务员要白米饭