This video is absolutely amazing. Thank you for sharing your journey through China and the culture of rural China. Happy New Year from Fargo, North Dakota, USA
That has been an exceptional vlog , so beautiful to see the villages through your eyes and the magnificent scenery. They have such a peaceful way of life I hope it is never disturbed. Thank you both. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🙏🏻
You are very lucky to have met the real grassroots workers in China. Their mission is to help economically backward areas get rid of poverty and make the lives of ordinary people better. Some of them have a good educational background, but choose to stay away from the city and come to the countryside to do the most difficult but greatest work. And the best wishes for 2025！
They don't have such mission, they just lived there where their parents lived, and they just do work their parents do to survive.. So weird you talk like this.
@@baaronlong5988 Some of them do, it's like they are from a 1st tiered city but volunteer or been picked by their county/province to twin with another backward city/town for poverty alleviation or technology transfer prog.
What you guys doing is really a gem! Going to Part of China that are not glitz and glamour! Me personally truly believe Chinese government is trying to preserves these if you may call not totally become Han whose are ethnically closer to Southeast Asians Thai, Myanmar or Laos, they are making the same effort for minorities like Tajik or Uyghur peoples that TH-camrs travel there have shown! Sadly because of Western narratives, what you guys showing like that of party official making efforts to lift these people out of poverty are chalk off as CPC propaganda not a genuine efforts! After all it's in Chinese government interest not left these peoples behind when the rest of the country becomes so prosperous, or there would be discontent and rebellion like that of in Xinjiang a decade ago! The separatist element in Xinjiang was put down with not the most humane method that Western media capitalized on to demonize Chinese government, I do believe that they can unify Chinese minorities in autonomous region you were at or Xinjiang and Tibet region to think of themself as "Chinese" and reject separatist elements! Even though some of those efforts may seem too commercialize with heavy tourism lean, nevertheless, intention are goods to give these peoples source of income! And was proven effective even in mainstream region of China economically!
putting freestanding wooden pillars on stones is a traditional building technique to deal with earthquakes. leaving it freestanding would make sure the pillars would sway in an earthquake but not snap which it would if buried in the ground
@@WaleandMe thats why the whole frame including roof uses no nails either, so the whole wooden frame would sway side ways without shifting center of mass too much, of course, the weakness is ... fire
The Dong Chorus that you experienced are very unique in the region and also very beautiful. In most of the villages in Dong region they sing it at the drum tower every day. A team of them from the region even performed it many years ago in Paris right after China started opening. A cultural heritage.
Today’s technology makes traveling so much easier. Imagine doing this without your phone, with the maps, translation apps……… What an amazing adventure you are on 🧡
Hi. I rarely do the wow thing to adults as I get my wows from nature, but here you managed it, truly fantastic what you've recorded and experienced. You managed to capture what is rarely seen by Europeans and shown that we aren't so different from each other, just some have lost that simplistic but incredible feeling of together that modernity loses. The same....vikings hadlkng houses as did anglo saxons where you'd have a huge fire, where you'd have meals, sing and spend time together. And yes to fix issues together. Houses not so long ago in Scandinavia were also built of wood on stone support just like the Dong. The point of course is we as humans are not so different ,the singing showed this, I experienced the same but by men as only they could sing these songs due to them being about love for a woman. Your title is perfect as you ARE so lucky as are we to share it, you holiday like myself but do it on a larger map scale and lighter :) I cannot believe so few follow your exploits of which on a personal note I wish your viewer ship can grow so you can experience more and others can see that we are not so different like media depicts. So thank you and Good travels of joy. Oh and never thanked someone for content shown. 谢谢
This was the most enjoyable episode! What an amazing experience you had in that village. It was so beautiful. If I was younger that's exactly how I'd love to travel. Your translate app made all the difference to be able to communicate. Thank you for sharing. I absolutely loved it. Indigo dying!!! That's one of the world's most expensive and beautiful fabrics. How amazing. Amazing.
For your hoarse voice or sore throat due to the cold dry air, if you told the village ladies, I’m sure they would have some local herbal remedies for it, using some plants and herbs or even “weeds” that could be found easily. That’s what happened when I was in a village in Fuzhou! :)
In Christmas time watch this beautiful vedio, I will give you guys thumb up. The vlog is raw and adventurious, but in a good way, making my mind so peaceful. Looking forward to seeing next one.👍Wish you "Happy New Year" in advance.
China invests heavily in "rural revitalization." The villages you visit had no roads or electricity for a long time. If you enter the city, it takes 2-3 days. For foreign tourists, China's first guarantee is human safety.
Excellent video. I appreciate the opportunity to experience the culture and the peoples of China. Places I will never be able travel myself. Thank you.
16:35 The old lady was actually saying “I can’t/don’t know how to (use that)” but the translator app took it (out of context) as “I won’t” instead. LOL
22:03 The Dong ethnic group's grand song brought tears to my eyes. This human cultural heritage is so stunning. But unfortunately, as a Chinese I have never heard it live.
Every week I wait for your new video to appear just to know that you are safe and sound. I liked you so much and we have so much in common that I started to worry about you. I worry that everything will be ok and as soon as I see that it really is ok, I feel great relief. Hugs from Poland ❤
I hope you have watched the entire vlog. The ancient Chinese ethos: "四海借兄" ie. "Brother from all over the world" towards strangers is still highly valued. Please sit back and appreciate their unique adventure. PEACE.
Aww thank you! I’m happy to see you here in the comments as I also look for and keep up with our regular online friends. And yes, we’re doing great ♥️ Thank you again for being here!
In order to cope with the cold weather in southern China, I think you can buy an electric hot water bag (very cheap and practical, also not more than 10 dollars, usually in the roadside grocery stores can be seen, you can ask, when you go out can be warm, you can also put on the bed when you sleep), and warm clothing is very necessary (roadside clothing stores can also be easily purchased, usually not more than 10 U.S. dollars a piece, wear). You can easily buy them at roadside clothing stores for less than $10 a piece, and they will keep you very warm.) I highly recommend thermals, and if you are going to buy them, make sure you choose the ones with a fleece lining, not the regular cotton ones (they are very thin and don't keep you warm)
Even as a Chinese, I rarely have the opportunity to go to such a remote village to experience their life.. 21:08 The atmosphere here is really great. Even though many people in southwest China don't speak Mandarin very well and it's hard to translate (they may prefer to communicate in local dialects in their daily lives), But it doesn't affect the warm atmosphere.
Dat is manier van reizen wat jullie lief is en ik snap heel goed waarom . Wat een geweldige ervaringen , om zo in een gemeenschap opgenomen te worden . Hoop dat jullie nog veel meer van dit soort ervaringen mogen meemaken .
If you are a vegetarian, try eating some tofu, which is good for protein intake. The variety of tofu in China is very rich, and every town and village is different.
What an amazing video, you guys went for it and you were rewarded big time. I absolutely loved the village where you stayed overnight and the people. As for the singing, you don't have to understand the language to enjoy it, it must've been mesmerising to be there and enjoy it. I was smiling all the way through this one, I think that the landscape of the area you are traveling through is something else, it looks Chinese lol. I mean it's what I thought it would look like, even more beautiful though. Looking forward to the next video. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas 🎄 and that you have a Happy New Year's Eve. ❤️
It was so mesmerising! We’re glad we got a 20min recording to re-listen to once in a while 😊 Thank you for your support always. Hope the big life transition is going smoothly ♥️
Very peaceful and beautiful little village. Since you were in province Guizhou, highly recommend you go to the neighbour province Yunnan, where in the south part of it, you would not feel that cold, yet you'll get to expirance much more natural beauties and divorsity of cultral because in that one province there are 26 minorities living. Believe me you'll definately fall in love with Yunnan.
Of course the tomatoes growing by the roadside can be picked and eaten a bit. If the owner is around, they will hospitably invite you to have a taste. Don't be too nervous.
There are very many ethnic minorities in southwest China, as well as Tibet, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia, each of which has completely different and diverse customs, It's not easy to fully explore them
16:33 when you took out the phone, sounds like the old the lady said ‘are you going to take a photo of me’ and when you show her the phone, she said ‘I don’t know how to do it’
I think tofu is the best source of protein for vegetarians. Protein supplements can make you look healthier. In China, you can find tofu in all kinds of ways.
Sometimes when you say hello (nihao) to someone and don't get a response, it's because there's something wrong with your pronunciation and they don't understand. There are four tones in Chinese, but your nihao doesn't have any tones.
I'm curious. While you were sitting at the pit, does the translation app? If you trans app is tuned to english-mandarin translation, and if those women were speaking a Dong language or very heavily accented Mandarin, the app might not be translating right I guess?
I know some French friends who live in China who do not like modern cities and choose to live in the old yurts of traditional herdsmen on the grasslands, and go out with their families. The Chinese don't understand.
I know you are vegetarians, and I have good news for you. China produces about 60% of the world's vegetables and more than 40% of its fruits.😀 But at the same time, China also produces more than 60 percent of the world's pork and about 90 percent of the world's production from artificial aquaculture fisheries.🤣
It's interesting how we don't see anyone interested in seeing the poorest regions of other countries. What would the poorest region of other countries be like? We must remember that China is a developing country, with a GDP 6 times smaller than the USA.
For us the “wealth” of a place does not define the beauty or interest it holds. We like traveling because we get exposed to different ways of living, and this is the case whether we’re in Spain or China (in fact I would totally recommend going to my family’s village in Spain for the same reasons, but some may consider it a “poor” area). For us this village was especial because we were treated with so much kindness and we were welcomed in a way that usually doesn’t happen in a city. That doesn’t have to be what interests others, but that’s the beauty of different people sharing their experiences: you can always find a channel that shares your interests. 🙂
The old lady who tried to talk to you, l am sure that she is saying "l can't speak foreign language". She said "wuer bu hui". "Hui" in Chinese means either l will not or l am not able to.
I wonder if you have been in China for a while and have you enjoyed drinking some kind of Chinese tea? Choose a tea you like and drink it every day for your health.😊😊😊
Thanks! And yeah, we know. The mics were in an incorrect setting throughout our China trip (we've only realized that now). It's a real shame, but hopefully our videos will be better audio wise from now on 🤞
Inviting my german friend to travel with me to China Qichun th-cam.com/video/cABv04lroXU/w-d-xo.html beijing food th-cam.com/video/S-iycnbQvT8/w-d-xo.html
Unfortunately, you are a vegetarian. The Dong ethnic minority settlement in southeastern Guizhou lacks salt, but naturally fermented sour meat is very delicious.
After watching your video, I really want to go to China now.
This video is absolutely amazing. Thank you for sharing your journey through China and the culture of rural China. Happy New Year from Fargo, North Dakota, USA
Glad you enjoyed it ☺️ And happy holidays! ♥️
This is wonderful vlog! Thank you for taking us along the journey deep into Guizhou!
That has been an exceptional vlog , so beautiful to see the villages through your eyes and the magnificent scenery. They have such a peaceful way of life I hope it is never disturbed. Thank you both. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🙏🏻
♥️♥️♥️
You are very lucky to have met the real grassroots workers in China. Their mission is to help economically backward areas get rid of poverty and make the lives of ordinary people better. Some of them have a good educational background, but choose to stay away from the city and come to the countryside to do the most difficult but greatest work.
And the best wishes for 2025！
They don't have such mission, they just lived there where their parents lived, and they just do work their parents do to survive.. So weird you talk like this.
@@baaronlong5988 Some of them do, it's like they are from a 1st tiered city but volunteer or been picked by their county/province to twin with another backward city/town for poverty alleviation or technology transfer prog.
@@ymhktravel Yes a few. I meant most of them.
@@baaronlong5988 都给你唐完了，扶贫干部农村出身就应该待在农村是吧，给你机会你去不去😅
@@baaronlong5988 Only old people stay where their parents lived. Young people will go to shenzhen, shanghai for work.
What you guys doing is really a gem! Going to Part of China that are not glitz and glamour!
Me personally truly believe Chinese government is trying to preserves these if you may call not totally become Han whose are ethnically closer to Southeast Asians Thai, Myanmar or Laos, they are making the same effort for minorities like Tajik or Uyghur peoples that TH-camrs travel there have shown!
Sadly because of Western narratives, what you guys showing like that of party official making efforts to lift these people out of poverty are chalk off as CPC propaganda not a genuine efforts!
After all it's in Chinese government interest not left these peoples behind when the rest of the country becomes so prosperous, or there would be discontent and rebellion like that of in Xinjiang a decade ago! The separatist element in Xinjiang was put down with not the most humane method that Western media capitalized on to demonize Chinese government, I do believe that they can unify Chinese minorities in autonomous region you were at or Xinjiang and Tibet region to think of themself as "Chinese" and reject separatist elements! Even though some of those efforts may seem too commercialize with heavy tourism lean, nevertheless, intention are goods to give these peoples source of income! And was proven effective even in mainstream region of China economically!
putting freestanding wooden pillars on stones is a traditional building technique to deal with earthquakes. leaving it freestanding would make sure the pillars would sway in an earthquake but not snap which it would if buried in the ground
That’s brilliant! Thanks for sharing 👏
@@WaleandMe thats why the whole frame including roof uses no nails either, so the whole wooden frame would sway side ways without shifting center of mass too much, of course, the weakness is ... fire
The Dong Chorus that you experienced are very unique in the region and also very beautiful. In most of the villages in Dong region they sing it at the drum tower every day. A team of them from the region even performed it many years ago in Paris right after China started opening. A cultural heritage.
Today’s technology makes traveling so much easier. Imagine doing this without your phone, with the maps, translation apps………
What an amazing adventure you are on 🧡
Absolutely! Just a few years ago I remember going through the mountains of Morocco with a physical map we had printed to not get lost 😅
多么惊艳的作品啊！我好喜欢你们，作为汉族的一员，我在国内旅游都没有像你这样深入体验过少数民族的传统文化。其实我很能理解你们俩前面几集所期待的那种感觉，就像我去马来西亚菲律宾旅游时，我并不是很想去那些全是游客的岛屿，很想去那种很local的岛屿或者村落感受一下当地人的生活，吃吃他们的家常饭菜，也不需要有什么壮美的风景，就是很慢很慢的去接触和感受一下自己未曾经历过的人与事。我会接受一切所发生的好与不好，因为那都是我自己想要去经历的一部分。❤
Hi. I rarely do the wow thing to adults as I get my wows from nature, but here you managed it, truly fantastic what you've recorded and experienced. You managed to capture what is rarely seen by Europeans and shown that we aren't so different from each other, just some have lost that simplistic but incredible feeling of together that modernity loses.
The same....vikings hadlkng houses as did anglo saxons where you'd have a huge fire, where you'd have meals, sing and spend time together. And yes to fix issues together. Houses not so long ago in Scandinavia were also built of wood on stone support just like the Dong. The point of course is we as humans are not so different ,the singing showed this, I experienced the same but by men as only they could sing these songs due to them being about love for a woman.
Your title is perfect as you ARE so lucky as are we to share it, you holiday like myself but do it on a larger map scale and lighter :) I cannot believe so few follow your exploits of which on a personal note I wish your viewer ship can grow so you can experience more and others can see that we are not so different like media depicts. So thank you and Good travels of joy. Oh and never thanked someone for content shown. 谢谢
Even dogs 🐕 are so welcoming.
This was the most enjoyable episode! What an amazing experience you had in that village. It was so beautiful. If I was younger that's exactly how I'd love to travel. Your translate app made all the difference to be able to communicate. Thank you for sharing. I absolutely loved it. Indigo dying!!! That's one of the world's most expensive and beautiful fabrics. How amazing. Amazing.
Happy to see your vlog and holiday. You are days away from the New Year and I send you the best wishes for 2025.🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much and best wishes to you too!
For your hoarse voice or sore throat due to the cold dry air, if you told the village ladies, I’m sure they would have some local herbal remedies for it, using some plants and herbs or even “weeds” that could be found easily. That’s what happened when I was in a village in Fuzhou! :)
In Christmas time watch this beautiful vedio, I will give you guys thumb up. The vlog is raw and adventurious, but in a good way, making my mind so peaceful. Looking forward to seeing next one.👍Wish you "Happy New Year" in advance.
China invests heavily in "rural revitalization." The villages you visit had no roads or electricity for a long time. If you enter the city, it takes 2-3 days. For foreign tourists, China's first guarantee is human safety.
Excellent video. I appreciate the opportunity to experience the culture and the peoples of China. Places I will never be able travel myself. Thank you.
16:35 The old lady was actually saying “I can’t/don’t know how to (use that)” but the translator app took it (out of context) as “I won’t” instead. LOL
Ah yes, we always imagine the translator is at fault when something doesn’t make sense 😂 She was so sweet, we really wished we could understand her ♥️
I think the lady was saying "hello coming to our town to travel?" or something along those lines. But yeah the translation (I don't know) was off.
@@WaleandMe Most elderly people understand mandarin, but sometimes it's hard for them to speak it properly for the translator app to understand.
22:03 The Dong ethnic group's grand song brought tears to my eyes. This human cultural heritage is so stunning. But unfortunately, as a Chinese I have never heard it live.
自然、宁静、平和、美丽的中国西南少数民族村庄
Every week I wait for your new video to appear just to know that you are safe and sound. I liked you so much and we have so much in common that I started to worry about you. I worry that everything will be ok and as soon as I see that it really is ok, I feel great relief. Hugs from Poland ❤
I hope you have watched the entire vlog. The ancient Chinese ethos: "四海借兄" ie. "Brother from all over the world" towards strangers is still highly valued. Please sit back and appreciate their unique adventure. PEACE.
Aww thank you! I’m happy to see you here in the comments as I also look for and keep up with our regular online friends. And yes, we’re doing great ♥️ Thank you again for being here!
在中国无数这样美丽的村落，年轻人都离开了，去了城市，这里是最后的乡愁！
In order to cope with the cold weather in southern China, I think you can buy an electric hot water bag (very cheap and practical, also not more than 10 dollars, usually in the roadside grocery stores can be seen, you can ask, when you go out can be warm, you can also put on the bed when you sleep), and warm clothing is very necessary (roadside clothing stores can also be easily purchased, usually not more than 10 U.S. dollars a piece, wear). You can easily buy them at roadside clothing stores for less than $10 a piece, and they will keep you very warm.)
I highly recommend thermals, and if you are going to buy them, make sure you choose the ones with a fleece lining, not the regular cotton ones (they are very thin and don't keep you warm)
Even as a Chinese, I rarely have the opportunity to go to such a remote village to experience their life.. 21:08 The atmosphere here is really great. Even though many people in southwest China don't speak Mandarin very well and it's hard to translate (they may prefer to communicate in local dialects in their daily lives), But it doesn't affect the warm atmosphere.
Dat is manier van reizen wat jullie lief is en ik snap heel goed waarom . Wat een geweldige ervaringen , om zo in een gemeenschap opgenomen te worden .
Hoop dat jullie nog veel meer van dit soort ervaringen mogen meemaken .
Dat hopen wij ook! We zijn heel erg blij deze ervaringen te kunnen hebben. 🙂
Wonderful! This has became a documentary instead of a vlog!😂
Wow, what a compliment. Thank you ♥️
真的很喜欢你们的种旅行，我去年背着帐篷在中国探访了很多城市，我经常会在路边搭车去很多远离城市的地方，由于我没有很多钱，在路上有很多好心人会帮助我。我也是吃素的，我也很喜欢你们在西班牙的房子，远离城市的喧嚣。
Excellent, you are the only one to explore the deep and true rural side of China
If you are a vegetarian, try eating some tofu, which is good for protein intake. The variety of tofu in China is very rich, and every town and village is different.
I am really happy you guys totally enjoyed the culture❤
What an amazing video, you guys went for it and you were rewarded big time. I absolutely loved the village where you stayed overnight and the people. As for the singing, you don't have to understand the language to enjoy it, it must've been mesmerising to be there and enjoy it. I was smiling all the way through this one, I think that the landscape of the area you are traveling through is something else, it looks Chinese lol. I mean it's what I thought it would look like, even more beautiful though. Looking forward to the next video. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas 🎄 and that you have a Happy New Year's Eve. ❤️
It was so mesmerising! We’re glad we got a 20min recording to re-listen to once in a while 😊 Thank you for your support always. Hope the big life transition is going smoothly ♥️
Very peaceful and beautiful little village. Since you were in province Guizhou, highly recommend you go to the neighbour province Yunnan, where in the south part of it, you would not feel that cold, yet you'll get to expirance much more natural beauties and divorsity of cultral because in that one province there are 26 minorities living. Believe me you'll definately fall in love with Yunnan.
Very extraordinary episode showcasing the deep South West of China.
27:52 this is an elephant ear alocasia 🌿 I had one but had to give it away before moving. people apparently eat the tubers/roots of this plant.
Of course the tomatoes growing by the roadside can be picked and eaten a bit. If the owner is around, they will hospitably invite you to have a taste. Don't be too nervous.
Pure magic!!
so Great, the village social workers!
So Great video!
Beautiful and thoughtful vlog, thank you for sharing. Regards from Australia 💚🐈⬛
The music is sooooooooo beautiful! I love china!!!!
Beautiful 🤩
There are very many ethnic minorities in southwest China, as well as Tibet, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia, each of which has completely different and diverse customs, It's not easy to fully explore them
This looks very similar to my hometown in rural China---a small village in Fujian Province: clean, organized, quiet and beautiful
Excellent documentary!!!!
16:33 when you took out the phone, sounds like the old the lady said ‘are you going to take a photo of me’ and when you show her the phone, she said ‘I don’t know how to do it’
I think tofu is the best source of protein for vegetarians. Protein supplements can make you look healthier. In China, you can find tofu in all kinds of ways.
Sometimes when you say hello (nihao) to someone and don't get a response, it's because there's something wrong with your pronunciation and they don't understand. There are four tones in Chinese, but your nihao doesn't have any tones.
I'm curious. While you were sitting at the pit, does the translation app? If you trans app is tuned to english-mandarin translation, and if those women were speaking a Dong language or very heavily accented Mandarin, the app might not be translating right I guess?
真正的中国南方农村，真漂亮😍
27:56 That's taro leaves, edible.
👍👍👍👍
I know some French friends who live in China who do not like modern cities and choose to live in the old yurts of traditional herdsmen on the grasslands, and go out with their families. The Chinese don't understand.
Haha we totally understand them! Although we also enjoy the city at times 😊
I know you are vegetarians, and I have good news for you. China produces about 60% of the world's vegetables and more than 40% of its fruits.😀
But at the same time, China also produces more than 60 percent of the world's pork and about 90 percent of the world's production from artificial aquaculture fisheries.🤣
So lucky
你们真的很会体验文化，很多中国人都不知道这个地方，宁静美好。
It's interesting how we don't see anyone interested in seeing the poorest regions of other countries. What would the poorest region of other countries be like?
We must remember that China is a developing country, with a GDP 6 times smaller than the USA.
For us the “wealth” of a place does not define the beauty or interest it holds. We like traveling because we get exposed to different ways of living, and this is the case whether we’re in Spain or China (in fact I would totally recommend going to my family’s village in Spain for the same reasons, but some may consider it a “poor” area). For us this village was especial because we were treated with so much kindness and we were welcomed in a way that usually doesn’t happen in a city. That doesn’t have to be what interests others, but that’s the beauty of different people sharing their experiences: you can always find a channel that shares your interests. 🙂
我是中国人，我并不觉得这里意味着贫困或者落后，我为祖国有这样美丽的景色和善良的少数民族同胞感到自豪。
事实上，很多中国人热爱乡村生活，他们在短视频里观看农村捕鱼、乡村的宴席还有热闹的集市。在中国“农村人”逐渐不再是贬义词，人们变得更文明更加相互尊重而不因以生活的地域不同产生歧视。如你所说，这只不过是生活方式的不同，不同的经济条件并不反映人们的文明状况和精神财富。
旅行愉快❤爱来自🇨🇳
The old lady who tried to talk to you, l am sure that she is saying "l can't speak foreign language". She said "wuer bu hui". "Hui" in Chinese means either l will not or l am not able to.
奶奶看她掏出手机，所以说了一句，"我（年纪太大了）不会（使用你的手机）。"
it's village superleague.
nice..
你们太厉害了😂
❤❤❤
Ordinary but great village cadres
Apple Map & Baidu Map & AMap works good in China
Yes, we used all of them. But then saved on our owns maps as well as it’s easier for us to navigate 🙂
音乐让人感动，似乎是少数名族的语言，非常棒
天气湿冷，你可能感冒了。注意保暖
I wonder if you have been in China for a while and have you enjoyed drinking some kind of Chinese tea? Choose a tea you like and drink it every day for your health.😊😊😊
这样才叫体验旅游的乐趣！在中国你去到任何一个地方都是安全的！
i am second
民宿没有空调吗？
这种山里应该不需要
@LennartTroiani都冻成那样子😂。
希望你们理解他们的生活！
You guys are really adventurous - makes for great viewing. For me however the sound is difficult to comprehend.
Thanks! And yeah, we know. The mics were in an incorrect setting throughout our China trip (we've only realized that now). It's a real shame, but hopefully our videos will be better audio wise from now on 🤞
谁知道这个村子叫什么名字？我想去走走。
i m first
Inviting my german friend to travel with me to China Qichun th-cam.com/video/cABv04lroXU/w-d-xo.html
beijing food th-cam.com/video/S-iycnbQvT8/w-d-xo.html
Unfortunately, you are a vegetarian. The Dong ethnic minority settlement in southeastern Guizhou lacks salt, but naturally fermented sour meat is very delicious.
I don't think the translator can accurately translate the dialect of southwest China😈, dialect there is quite different from mandarin
Haha we noticed the translator struggled sometimes, but luckily we figured it out most of the time.
当地人说方言，你的翻译器不一定翻译正确😂
😂 we noticed. We tried our best and just hope we didn’t offend anyone by not understanding.
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