Wow the market place was quite an adventure. Islamic influence while they also spoke Chinese. The food selection was quite something too. Big bootie sheeps and those T shirts totally topped it off. 😂... Americans like Katherine makes America great! Keep up the good world Katherine, sharing China to the world.
As always, love your videos and thank you for showing xinjiang to the wider audience out there. This mean a lot, so thanks very much to both of you katherine and wei.
Fun fact - those are not "boxing pillows" or "Xinjiang hand pillows" - they are indeed, oven gloves for slapping naan on the wall of the oven :). That hand gesture the old man demonstrated with the "pillow" wasn't a haymaker punch. It was the movement of slapping on the naan.
So entertaining and educational. You're great in video and you've noticeably upped your game since your start. The US-China relationship is the world's most important one, so thanks for doing your bit to help make the world a better place.
important? especially with usa govt officials & media keep demonizing slander bad mouthing China. Round up multiple groups of allies to surround & contain China. Trade war, sanctions and the latest, trying to ban or force takeover of tiktok as its the biggest social media now with the decline of mete/fb, tweeter, IG, google etc. Stiring military tension with north korea, taiwan, South China seas. Very good & important building relationship indeed. very american way.
Lovely vlog Katherine! Lots of fun stuff! It was hilarious to see you zoom in on the wobbly butts!! But good to see Xinjiang. Needless to say, you are a very good American. You truly do a lot to get Americans (and people all over the world) acquainted with the side of China that nobody shows.
I hope Katherine don't feel too bad about what the guy said about Americans, I was there in 2009 talking to some locals and they did tell me they didn't like Americans, mainly because what happened in Iraq, Iran and later Afghanistan, some even celebrated after 911, we (the whole western countries) do have very bad reputation in Islamic world, and not even because "Chinese government" told them so, or "they lost their jobs due to the new act".
Love you Katherine. You are enjoying every moment of your time in China. Great how you handle some not so good comments about America. Such maturity. Stay safe both of you on your journey.
I am from Malaysia,, I and my wife had been to this life animal market and to the Asia biggest bazaar in Kashgar a few years ago,,, We enjoy eating fresh lamb soup with Nan/nang bread and hand pull noodles,,, Laghman,, If I not mistaken that big butt sheep the local called it "Dumbar"
@@sebastianbarthez 10yuan one small bowl,,,,, usually in China ,,, their portion extra big,,, example one plate of pilaf/puolo rice can share by two Malaysian adults
Fantastic video of the market in Kashgar..I hope these markets all keep going in China even though the people. Prosper more..in the west we have lost all these places and unique goods that were made and sold.in markets .your lucky seeing all this Kathrine I envi your travels in China...and Wei I think I herd him speaking to the sheep..pretty good..enjoy.x
What a fantastic day at the markets. We saw so much fun stuff. Love how Katherine went from filming sheep butts to becoming the butt of a joke. Butt that guy is wrong…you’re a good American! :D
Highly recommend add '伊犁' state to your travel list,where has the most beautiful Grassland in china,we traveled last month ,best time to go there ，夏塔 is best hiking park, and many grasslands with different scenery
@@kats_journey_east i think, with more charging stations installed, you probably can drive your EV in xinjiang too. tesla has dealers in xinjiang and it already said it will not leave xinjiang.
🌻Thanks for joining today’s adventure, everyone! Follow me on Instagram for more updates about life in China: kats_journey_east 🌻 How do I get such stable footage even while biking and walking? 📷 amzn.to/45rObZy She's waterproof, shoots in 4K, and is very tiny and portable, perfect for recording an action-packed day without the fuss of a fancy complex setup 👽This is an affiliate link, so I will receive a small commission if you buy a product through the link👽 Where do I get the music used in these videos? 🎵 share.epidemicsound.com/5cya7q Content creators can enjoy unlimited access to a huge variety of music - funky, peaceful, upbeat, or whatever else you’re looking for - and eliminate the headache of navigating copyright strikes on TH-cam! All I can say is... wish I knew about it since day 1 🤣
Great video Katherine. Eye opener to life in Xinjiang and for me, a new fascination in sheep and different breeds after realizing they could cost this much
It was a pretty big change comparing to 20 years ago. I bet Kansas today still almost same as 2002. This is quite impressive. I really love to see people life condition improve significantly everywhere in the world.
Her video of visiting a backwater Chinese town is pretty impressive - the amount of development going into even the smallest and remote areas of China is stunning: th-cam.com/video/uPUF7P5enck/w-d-xo.html
The United States prevented the sales of Xinjiang cotton, which reduced the income of the Xinjiang people.Therefore, it is normal for Xinjiang people to not like the United States, but this is not the blogger's fault
Great video as always. That thicc lamb had a very distinguised face, very cute. Don't worry Katherine, everbody here knows that you're a great american! xD
@@kats_journey_east Dear Kathy please don't take offense. Mandarin is not their native tongue. I am sure they meant to comment on US government and its Xinjiang policies. Nothing against you or American people in general. Thanks for the great video. I am so impressed by the sheep butt. Now I know why they are called 大尾羊。
9:36! K, don't say this to W but I can relate to him sitting looking out aimlessly, tired (either from the day or your constant vlog, lol, but that look and chowing down is classic. I nearly shot it laughing but it was not at him, it was just something that reminded me of his resolve. God bless, (I'm not religious, just Americanized).
Who would've thought that people in Xinjiang don't see Americans in a good light after all the western media circus? 😅 Politics aside, awesome video...always very entertaining. Keep safe and healthy!
cuz in their eyes, what the western world is doing is take business away from them while saying we care about you. The good thing is China itself already has a well big enough market for those lost international businesses, and the rest of China is willing to buy stuff from its own ppl.
That Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act passed by US Congress came into effect just last month which effectively describes all products from Xinjiang province are produced by forced labour - effectively cutting off a big market, cutting down employment of Uyghurs ironically the US claim it was trying to help.
@@劉沛-l3l The whole idea is to make China in a bad position. Whether the accusation is true or not, or if the sanction really hurts China and/or Xinjiang is not important.
@@123-h5i5y The act establishes a 'rebuttable presumption' of forced labor, which is slightly more nuanced than you are stating. Basically, goods can be imported from the region if they meet some level of assurance that they weren't produced through forced labor. It puts more bureaucracy into the supply chain in this case. Is the act politically motivated and will it unfairly affect people from the region? Unfortunately, I would have to say yes to both these points. It's a tricky political situation even outside the current tensions between the countries. Once you have established in law the credible evidence of forced labor, politicians in both parties will claim it is establishing an unfair competitive advantage to cotton trade from other countries that have a higher overhead by not using forced labor, thus leading to unethical competitive practices.
As a Chinese, it’s even my first time to see the local rural footage. I live in a rural mountainous countryside in Sichuan province, I feel the flowing unsophisticated loves despite different races and geographic features. Thanks! Good people don’t have a nationality! You will MAGA!😄
Katherine. I first saw your videos some months ago but only been watching more of it lately. I think all your videos are great this one included (very entertaining and informative). But don't be afraid to dig into more than just traveling stuff. I really enjoyed your moving to China video and the one about why Western and Chinese media have misconceptions about each other. You are such a connector of two cultures that by doing more of that you would be even more helpful to undo this growing divide between western and china bias. Keep up the good work. Btw you are such a nerd, but in a good way. : )
Love all your videos. You have a very special talent for storytelling. What impressed me the most is the episode in which you interviewed and presented Wei‘s family members in his hometown. It’s just like a documentary.
Thank you, Katherine & Wei; this is VERY interesting. So - you are now specializing in animal husbandry, sub-specialty: bubble-but Xinjiang sheep. (Hate to come across as but a primitive carnivore but I bet they taste real good.)
Enjoyed the entire video, but the intro was classic! Didn't read all 499 comments (at the time of this post) but let me be the one to say Sir Mix-A- Lot must be proud! Thanks.....
Telling the little kid Americans are bad - Hahahaha, you made my day. It's got to reach a wider USA audience. LOL Seriously, thanks again for this viewing experience. I wish I could go there after the pandemic. After all, it's not like you can see so many big bare butts in a single day. I had been to a NZ salesyard before. I remember the smell and the slurry underfoot. The Kashgar yard is definitely way more interesting.
Apparently, Xinjiang lamb doesn't have the very smelly lamby taste. I learned this after watching an Uyghur influencer visiting Shanghai and not able to handle the strong lamb taste there. She said, it's too smelly. I guess there is just something special about Xinjiang lambs.
@@flysmask Wei likes that “smelly lamby” flavor but personally I hate it so I had a great time in xinjiang with the food … aside from the food poisoning I got LOL but it was worth it to try some of the local dishes in the market
This kind of livestock market was (is still?) common in my hometown when I was a kid, but it was for pigs and bulls. The animal smell is very strong, so I have been there for only a couple of times during my childhood.
Those "butts" are storage of fat and is highly valued in nomadic societies. Its generic name is 'sheep tail fat' and is used in cooking, as home remedies and in beauty products.
people there love the lamb with some fat, i.e. the fat butt. This Daolang sheep is once sold as high as 12 million CNY. I think they are used for breed rahter than eating.
Wow, big butt sheep, never in my wildest dreams, did you find a Kim Kardashian sheep? Another great vlog, I guess the people there must have arteriosclerosis as a common ailment with all those lamb and rice.
Lol, reminded me of Kylie Minogue's or Kardashian's butts🤣🤣🤣! Sorry, cant help it. Enjoy your Kashgar Sunday Market walkabout, n love both your sense of humor. ❤ 🇨🇳
Thank you Katherine for this interesting video. I love to see what average local people do everyday. I have never heard Big-Butt sheep before. I am not sure how you get Balanced-diet since they are lacking vegetables?
Such a fun video to watch! Thanks for sharing. Always enjoy watching your videos and journeys. It’s so hilarious to watch the big butts and those T-shirts with English. 😂😂😂
Wow the market place was quite an adventure. Islamic influence while they also spoke Chinese. The food selection was quite something too. Big bootie sheeps and those T shirts totally topped it off. 😂... Americans like Katherine makes America great! Keep up the good world Katherine, sharing China to the world.
好久看到你的视频有什么麻烦吗？
As always, love your videos and thank you for showing xinjiang to the wider audience out there. This mean a lot, so thanks very much to both of you katherine and wei.
I love this 😂 it’s so nice to see the country side of China. It is so different from Shanghai 🥰
The diversity
Fun fact - those are not "boxing pillows" or "Xinjiang hand pillows" - they are indeed, oven gloves for slapping naan on the wall of the oven :). That hand gesture the old man demonstrated with the "pillow" wasn't a haymaker punch. It was the movement of slapping on the naan.
So entertaining and educational. You're great in video and you've noticeably upped your game since your start. The US-China relationship is the world's most important one, so thanks for doing your bit to help make the world a better place.
I'm sure Katherine is a nice American lady.
I have the utmost confidence the admiration for *thicc butts* held close in the hearts of all peoples will unite the world in harmony.
important? especially with usa govt officials & media keep demonizing slander bad mouthing China. Round up multiple groups of allies to surround & contain China. Trade war, sanctions and the latest, trying to ban or force takeover of tiktok as its the biggest social media now with the decline of mete/fb, tweeter, IG, google etc. Stiring military tension with north korea, taiwan, South China seas. Very good & important building relationship indeed. very american way.
Lovely vlog Katherine! Lots of fun stuff! It was hilarious to see you zoom in on the wobbly butts!! But good to see Xinjiang. Needless to say, you are a very good American. You truly do a lot to get Americans (and people all over the world) acquainted with the side of China that nobody shows.
😀 nobody in the US falls for that BS. All you get is bought shills like her and Chinese bots like you, oh and people like me that know whats up.
Truly big butt sheep, something we all learnt from you guys!!! Thanks, very interesting journey! 🤗🤗
I hope Katherine don't feel too bad about what the guy said about Americans, I was there in 2009 talking to some locals and they did tell me they didn't like Americans, mainly because what happened in Iraq, Iran and later Afghanistan, some even celebrated after 911, we (the whole western countries) do have very bad reputation in Islamic world, and not even because "Chinese government" told them so, or "they lost their jobs due to the new act".
It’s ok, I don’t blame ppl for not liking the US after how hard it’s trying to destabilize XJ and tibet
@@kats_journey_east I feel the same after years, hope the world can understand each other better through the efforts from people like you : )
@@kats_journey_eastDo you think the US is trying to destabilize Xinjiang and Tibet?
The reason Chinese hate the US is because the US government defames China
@@kats_journey_east 其实如果他们受到更多的教育后，就会把没美国政客和人民分开.
你不坏，你是一个好人
Thanks for your adventurous ventures to the remotest part of China and showcase lifestyle of the locals.
冒险？？？探索之旅好嘛
If you want to see adventure tours, search for cities like Chicago, New York, Detroit, Baltimore, and more. thanks
But actually Xinjiang is way safer than most cities in United States lol
Love you taking us on a tour of the real Xinjiang.
This livestock market is unique.
Love you Katherine. You are enjoying every moment of your time in China. Great how you handle some not so good comments about America. Such maturity. Stay safe both of you on your journey.
I am from Malaysia,,
I and my wife had been to this life animal market and to the Asia biggest bazaar in Kashgar a few years ago,,,
We enjoy eating fresh lamb soup with Nan/nang bread and hand pull noodles,,, Laghman,,
If I not mistaken that big butt sheep the local called it "Dumbar"
how much you pay for eating that big butt sheep? she said it's 800k rmb for the sheep, which is ridiculous expensive.
@@sebastianbarthez that sheep must be a breeder.
@@sebastianbarthez 10yuan one small bowl,,,,, usually in China ,,, their portion extra big,,, example one plate of pilaf/puolo rice can share by two Malaysian adults
@Sebastian Barthez Oh, this lovely net friend, you may have heard wrong. She said that the sheep had 800000 hairs.
@@劉沛-l3l 你可别瞎说了，人家那只是种羊，阳离子后面都找到中文的新闻报道了，种羊很贵，那只羊又不是拿来吃的。
Another great idea. Glad to see local people get along well with visitors
Fantastic video of the market in Kashgar..I hope these markets all keep going in China even though the people. Prosper more..in the west we have lost all these places and unique goods that were made and sold.in markets .your lucky seeing all this Kathrine I envi your travels in China...and Wei I think I herd him speaking to the sheep..pretty good..enjoy.x
What a fantastic day at the markets. We saw so much fun stuff.
Love how Katherine went from filming sheep butts to becoming the butt of a joke. Butt that guy is wrong…you’re a good American! :D
@Butchers From Beijing Do you hate people you don't even know? Do you have nothing else to do?
@Butchers From Beijing What makes you spew hate and venom for apparently happy people whom you don't even know? Is it your career?
@Butchers From Beijing 自己无知无耻还有脸说别人，愚蠢的家伙
@Butchers From Beijing ....没长脑子？
@Butchers From Beijing how pathetic you are.
I love those type of tshirts. You should get a ton of them for your folks back in the US.
Amusing & humorous vlog. I enjoy! Thanks Katherine.
The cattle is so cute and doesn't ask geopolitical questions.😄
你们夫妻都有一颗强大而阳光的心，祝福你们。
Lovely gorgeous vlog,it great to see what is the China country side look like,real life .love you Katherine and Wei.
Highly recommend add '伊犁' state to your travel list,where has the most beautiful Grassland in china,we traveled last month ,best time to go there ，夏塔 is best hiking park, and many grasslands with different scenery
Hoping to visit the north part of xinjiang next year 😎😎
@@kats_journey_east i think, with more charging stations installed, you probably can drive your EV in xinjiang too. tesla has dealers in xinjiang and it already said it will not leave xinjiang.
@@kats_journey_east I JUST CAME BACK FROM yili
@@keeperleon ok thanks for correction
大哥，阳离子可是个好美国人！😂
那段感觉挺搞笑的~
美国又出法案妖魔新疆制裁新疆，能不气吗
🌻Thanks for joining today’s adventure, everyone! Follow me on Instagram for more updates about life in China: kats_journey_east 🌻
How do I get such stable footage even while biking and walking? 📷 amzn.to/45rObZy
She's waterproof, shoots in 4K, and is very tiny and portable, perfect for recording an action-packed day without the fuss of a fancy complex setup
👽This is an affiliate link, so I will receive a small commission if you buy a product through the link👽
Where do I get the music used in these videos? 🎵 share.epidemicsound.com/5cya7q
Content creators can enjoy unlimited access to a huge variety of music - funky, peaceful, upbeat, or whatever else you’re looking for - and eliminate the headache of navigating copyright strikes on TH-cam! All I can say is... wish I knew about it since day 1 🤣
Great tour of Kashgar livestock market.
Great video. it takes time to tell a good American from bad ones, and you're definitely a good person. 👍
Great video Katherine. Eye opener to life in Xinjiang and for me, a new fascination in sheep and different breeds after realizing they could cost this much
It was a pretty big change comparing to 20 years ago. I bet Kansas today still almost same as 2002. This is quite impressive. I really love to see people life condition improve significantly everywhere in the world.
Kansas now has like 5 Amazon warehouses and eligible for next-day delivery!
@@GR-pp1xx I’m not sure if you are being sarcastic
That's the stupidest analogy I've heard in a long time.
There is a difference between developed and developing
Her video of visiting a backwater Chinese town is pretty impressive - the amount of development going into even the smallest and remote areas of China is stunning: th-cam.com/video/uPUF7P5enck/w-d-xo.html
一个美国人被美国整天喊着要维护他们人权帮助他们的新疆人“嫌弃”😂😂😂😂感谢Katherine亲身与真实的新疆的体验和分享
在美国你要是说新疆好可是要面临舆论和失业甚至进监狱的，虽然阳离子是好美国人，但是新疆人表达自己的情感也再正常不过了，任何事不是非黑即白，但是一定要拒绝理中客
@@modijai1114 说实话我不信在美国说新疆好会进监狱，但是会有一帮傻逼来跟你犟是真的
它们口口声声说强迫劳动，但是没有任何证据，然后它们帮助新疆的方法就是，不买新疆农民种出来的棉花，禁止企业雇佣新疆人。🤣🤣疯狂打压新疆人让他们都失业。 搞笑。
美国在中东“维护人权”的历史，让所有穆斯林了解美国是怎么帮助他们的。
The United States prevented the sales of Xinjiang cotton, which reduced the income of the Xinjiang people.Therefore, it is normal for Xinjiang people to not like the United States, but this is not the blogger's fault
6:10 Hahah those T-shirts are so much fun!🤣
Katherine, I like you and your video because you know how to respect different culture.
Katherine we love u, when he said "Americans are bad", he is actually saying that "Americans in White House and Wall Street are bad".
Great video as always. That thicc lamb had a very distinguised face, very cute.
Don't worry Katherine, everbody here knows that you're a great american! xD
😎😜
@@kats_journey_east Dear Kathy please don't take offense. Mandarin is not their native tongue. I am sure they meant to comment on US government and its Xinjiang policies. Nothing against you or American people in general. Thanks for the great video. I am so impressed by the sheep butt. Now I know why they are called 大尾羊。
9:36! K, don't say this to W but I can relate to him sitting looking out aimlessly, tired (either from the day or your constant vlog, lol, but that look and chowing down is classic. I nearly shot it laughing but it was not at him, it was just something that reminded me of his resolve. God bless, (I'm not religious, just Americanized).
Lmfao
Who would've thought that people in Xinjiang don't see Americans in a good light after all the western media circus? 😅
Politics aside, awesome video...always very entertaining. Keep safe and healthy!
No one can understand the logic of punishing Xinjiang products for the sake of human rights in Xinjiang.😂😂
cuz in their eyes, what the western world is doing is take business away from them while saying we care about you. The good thing is China itself already has a well big enough market for those lost international businesses, and the rest of China is willing to buy stuff from its own ppl.
That Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act passed by US Congress came into effect just last month which effectively describes all products from Xinjiang province are produced by forced labour - effectively cutting off a big market, cutting down employment of Uyghurs ironically the US claim it was trying to help.
@@劉沛-l3l The whole idea is to make China in a bad position. Whether the accusation is true or not, or if the sanction really hurts China and/or Xinjiang is not important.
@@123-h5i5y The act establishes a 'rebuttable presumption' of forced labor, which is slightly more nuanced than you are stating. Basically, goods can be imported from the region if they meet some level of assurance that they weren't produced through forced labor. It puts more bureaucracy into the supply chain in this case. Is the act politically motivated and will it unfairly affect people from the region? Unfortunately, I would have to say yes to both these points. It's a tricky political situation even outside the current tensions between the countries. Once you have established in law the credible evidence of forced labor, politicians in both parties will claim it is establishing an unfair competitive advantage to cotton trade from other countries that have a higher overhead by not using forced labor, thus leading to unethical competitive practices.
love it. love from uzbekistan
“你不一样”🤣🤣小王总求生欲极强
As a Chinese, it’s even my first time to see the local rural footage. I live in a rural mountainous countryside in Sichuan province, I feel the flowing unsophisticated loves despite different races and geographic features. Thanks! Good people don’t have a nationality! You will MAGA!😄
Katherine. I first saw your videos some months ago but only been watching more of it lately. I think all your videos are great this one included (very entertaining and informative). But don't be afraid to dig into more than just traveling stuff. I really enjoyed your moving to China video and the one about why Western and Chinese media have misconceptions about each other. You are such a connector of two cultures that by doing more of that you would be even more helpful to undo this growing divide between western and china bias. Keep up the good work. Btw you are such a nerd, but in a good way. : )
Thank you for showing the world the real lifestyle in Xinjiang! Love your videos and wish you all the best!!
I literally cried when I heard that old gentleman saying he had a lot of Han friends. Fifty-six peoples, one family!
A wonderful tour. I wish someday I could visit the Big Butt Sheep Market.
big butt sheep very funny, thanks your video !
Hi Wei and Katherine I am glad you take the time and explore Xinjiang. I wish we had more time . Enjoy!
Love all your videos. You have a very special talent for storytelling. What impressed me the most is the episode in which you interviewed and presented Wei‘s family members in his hometown. It’s just like a documentary.
Thank you, Katherine & Wei; this is VERY interesting. So - you are now specializing in animal husbandry, sub-specialty: bubble-but Xinjiang sheep. (Hate to come across as but a primitive carnivore but I bet they taste real good.)
Great video! FYI, the person with distinctive hat (called kalpak) at 4:35 is Kirghiz.
Great work! Well done! Love it!
Thanks again for bringing us this insight of China.
oh Katherine, we know you are a good American there hahahahah. Hope you enjoy the trip
Truthful and Positive as always! Thank you!
Interesting video. I really hope you can upload more videos taken in rural areas where cotton, chili, corn, fruits, wheat are grown. Thanks
Very interesting tour of livestock and open market in Kashgar.
I'm already looking forward to the next one!
Enjoyed the entire video, but the intro was classic! Didn't read all 499 comments (at the time of this post) but let me be the one to say Sir Mix-A- Lot must be proud! Thanks.....
当地农贸市场确实是了解民俗民情的最接地气的地方
Love your videos, see more about China from you than from anywhere else, so fascinating! Look forward to more, and more, keep it up! Thanks
Thank you for making these videos. I miss my home country of China so much and these street walk videos are so nostalgic
You guys are fun & lovely. Enjoyed the video very much. Thanks & keep it coming..
So happy to see Xinjiang grow
Awesome video. Well done again. I didn't know big butts are so expensive and highly demanded.
Just that one kind of big butt sheep , the others are a few thousand RMB each😜😜
@@kats_journey_east
Sonny called them The Mutant Kardashian Sheeps; no wonder so expensive. lol.
Kate , r u guys going to Tashkurgan? Maybe cycle along the karakoram highway? U must if hv the time. It’s so beautiful along the route
Yes, coming up next 😎
A very informative and fun video, always refreshing to watch. Thanks for sharing you’re a great American
OMG, the price difference is astronomical. I will stay with the simple sheep thanks. Can't afford the other one as well.
Lmao
the wagyu beef of lamb chops.
Kashgar the great, the blessed, the dynamic 🙌
Telling the little kid Americans are bad - Hahahaha, you made my day. It's got to reach a wider USA audience. LOL
Seriously, thanks again for this viewing experience. I wish I could go there after the pandemic. After all, it's not like you can see so many big bare butts in a single day. I had been to a NZ salesyard before. I remember the smell and the slurry underfoot. The Kashgar yard is definitely way more interesting.
Can’t wait for this pandemic to end so China will open for tourism😭😭
The U.S. government represents Americans, no way
What looks interesting to me is that both the dad and the son are wearing a friendly smile on their face when saying Americans are bad.
Apparently, Xinjiang lamb doesn't have the very smelly lamby taste. I learned this after watching an Uyghur influencer visiting Shanghai and not able to handle the strong lamb taste there. She said, it's too smelly. I guess there is just something special about Xinjiang lambs.
@@flysmask Wei likes that “smelly lamby” flavor but personally I hate it so I had a great time in xinjiang with the food … aside from the food poisoning I got LOL but it was worth it to try some of the local dishes in the market
Thank you for the entertaining look at this market, I do think you should have bought one of those pillows!
@专宰青蛙轮子恨国党 ah, so the description was wrong in the video? Could you tell me the name? I'd love to look up how it's used (or if you have a video)
Really enjoy watching all of your videos! Keep up the good work gal! ♥👍
Thanks for sharing and surfacing the truth. 👏👍
This kind of livestock market was (is still?) common in my hometown when I was a kid, but it was for pigs and bulls. The animal smell is very strong, so I have been there for only a couple of times during my childhood.
Thank u for showing me this city life of Kashgar
Those "butts" are storage of fat and is highly valued in nomadic societies. Its generic name is 'sheep tail fat' and is used in cooking, as home remedies and in beauty products.
味道太大了，没法进嘴。
To support you, I watched the ad.
Great video about Uyghur's livestock market in Xinjiang. Thank you pretty American girl for your sharing of Chinese Muslim's lifestyle! Keep on.
Good filming , cheerful couple .
Tks again for the inside Xinjiang trip.Very interesting indeed.Just wondering what is the reason why the big butt sheep is so expensive?
I guess it's because that guy's mandarine is not good, there is misunderstanding between them.
好吃呗
people there love the lamb with some fat, i.e. the fat butt. This Daolang sheep is once sold as high as 12 million CNY. I think they are used for breed rahter than eating.
价格贵的是做种的公羊.
那是做种公羊的，不是买来养或者吃的。
终于更新了，更新时间再快一点！！
哈哈哈哈😄
Wow, big butt sheep, never in my wildest dreams, did you find a Kim Kardashian sheep? Another great vlog, I guess the people there must have arteriosclerosis as a common ailment with all those lamb and rice.
I was thinking AOC, like how someone recently described her as "my big booty Latina"
What a fun to watch your video. Warm and positive
Lol, reminded me of Kylie Minogue's or Kardashian's butts🤣🤣🤣! Sorry, cant help it.
Enjoy your Kashgar Sunday Market walkabout, n love both your sense of humor. ❤ 🇨🇳
终于上新了🎉
那个枕头thingy是人家打馕的工具啦哈哈哈哈
Great and interesting shoot!
Love their lamb skewers.
Only you Katherine, only you! LOL!
Have you been to Urumqi yet? If not Id like to see vicariously through your channel. thank you.
Didn’t get a chance to go during this trip but we are hoping to visit north XJ next year 😁
你是一位美丽善良的美国人，坏的是为了各自利益的美国政客。
Visiting old market is always fun, especially old Kashgar live stock market, the big but sheep are cute.
Thank you Katherine for this interesting video. I love to see what average local people do everyday. I have never heard Big-Butt sheep before. I am not sure how you get Balanced-diet since they are lacking vegetables?
Never underestimate these ordinary farmers, many of them own hundreds or even thousands of sheep, and each of them is a millionaire.
you know too a lot, BBC and CNN will make you be in trouble
对
确实
Love your video like always please make more video about your journey in Xinjiang because it’s such an interesting place to be.
that was a breeding sheep, not for meat. that weird thing to make patterns on naan, that green "kashgar boxing glove" was a tool for baking naan.
好喜欢你们的视频，enjoy it!
If you enjoyed this video, raise your hand to show Katherine 😺ion your undying support ✋🙋🏻♂️👍
Thanks🌼
@@kats_journey_east you're welcome 👍
@@kats_journey_east 👍👍👍
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@@kats_journey_east 🙋🏻♂️
I've been waiting for ages for your new video! what took you so long !🤣🥰
You are a loyal audience.
南方的，我也头一次看到这个城市的面貌
Thanks for the vlog! Sorry how the guy at the end treated you.
BBC and CNN:
This is fake news because I don’t see forced labor. 🤣🤣🤣
They were forced to sell their big butt goats 😀😀
great video. Where is your wedding video?
8:45 I think the Dad just telling his kid that Katherine is an American, nothing more lol
他说“美国人不好”。
@@owenhe7513 半开玩笑半认真，就是一种幽默方式而已。当然说美国人不好，他必然是有根据的，对阳离子说，就是开玩笑了。
Such a fun video to watch! Thanks for sharing. Always enjoy watching your videos and journeys. It’s so hilarious to watch the big butts and those T-shirts with English. 😂😂😂