Chinese Deliveryman Strips Down to Save Drowning Girl | News From Behind the Great Firewall
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I want to show you some of the news stories from behind the Great Firewall of China, such as a Chinese deliveryman who strips down to save a drowning girl while on the clock. Plus scammers taking advantage of the online gaming craze to swindle money out of game addicts, a massive snow fight, and how shopping online can result in undesirable outcomes that you never bargained for.
If you watch news about China - regardless of whether it be via Western mainstream media or Chinese state-owned channels, you're probably used to seeing news about military parades and high-level meetings. But do you ever hear about everyday stories? The news that humanizes Chinese people? Believe it or not - amongst the propaganda that airs in China - it does exist, and it isn't that hard to find.
I spent about 20 minutes recording news stories from the news channel of the TV station that I work for in China to find these stories. They were all broadcast on the same day, and all gave me a look into a different side of China that many foreigners don't often get to see.
Check out some of my recent videos on China:
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I am an Australian journalist working in China at GRT. This TH-cam channel is my personal channel. All views expressed on this channel are purely my own and do not represent any other individual, organization, or media outlet. I have not received any sponsorship for the content that I produce on this channel.
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Thanks for watching! I tried my best with the translations for these clips - but if you have any suggestions for how I could improve (especially the Cantonese clips), please let me know! Thank you... and remember, please treat each other wish respect in the comments section!
" I work for a television station here in China "
Why didn't you say
" I work for a television station here in China that is part of the CCP's propaganda media "
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@@fcl3294 Cuz he scared that Australia his country won't allowe him to come back .
@@Pqj613 So sorry, but you are wrong. Hazza just came back from a trip to Australia. He did a wonderful video on how he organized his time in quarantine. It was good advice for everyone.
@@fcl3294 you reckon that this true saving life story and other true reports are " ccp's propoganda"? He should say he works for aTV station in China, not a troll like you.
Deliverymen are always on the go and look out to perform random act of kindness. They are supermen.
So touched. That deliverymen is over 40 years old, one can image how hard he has to work day and night to support his family.
Yeah - he is a LEGEND! Worth his weight in gold!
@@Hazza_Harding The gift of money is nothing compared to the life of the child that he saved but it was still a very generous gift.
No country is perfect but you can find kind people everywhere,Thanks for sharing those stories mate!!
No worries, mate!
Thanks for telling the China stories about the Chinese people on the ground. If told in western media, especially by BBC, there's no telling how much of distortion there will be. I think you should continue with your good effort. It will be very much appreciated.
Thanks - not sure about the BBC, but I’ll definitely make more videos like this in the future!
*faux bsb voice: here we are, in the scam filled internet of china.....blah blah blah...
you'll never see good news about China in the Western media.
I like what I saw and I subscribed to what I liked. Good channels deserve full public support.
Thanks, chuck! Appreciate it!
It’s nice to see you’re covering the life of common folks. Random acts of kindness have clearly revealed human nature, so touching and heartwarming. If everyone of us is willing to offer a helping hand, the world will be a better place. Thanks Hazza for your wonderful report.(BTW: a little hard to comprehend Cantonese)
Yeah… my Cantonese is FAR from perfect, but I am trying to learn!
@@Hazza_Harding you will find Cantonese interesting but more difficult too. Because it is closer to medieval Chinese but phonetically more difficult for English speakers.
@@tsuikr Yeah - it is interesting to learn, but definitely very difficult to speak! Too many tones!
@@Hazza_Harding That is why it is more interesting.
Yeh do share more clips like these we never get to see in the West. Thanks!
Sure, will do!
Nice content! Thanks for sharing!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great job. This is the real China. Keep it up.
No worries, Peter. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing these local stories, quite interesting and entertaining! It put a smile on me in the overcast gloomy Toronto morning. 😍😍😍
Take care and have a wonderful day. 💙💜💖❤️️🧡💛💚
Thank you - you too!!
Thanks for sharing, that was interesting.
No worries, glad you liked it!
Thank you so much spreading the true life in China.
Always!
Hi Hazza, I really enjoyed watching the news stories you just showed us. Would you please show us more stories going forward? Thanks so much!!! 🙏🙏🙏
Sure - I’ll make it a regular thing!
Yay! Thanks a million Hazza 🌷🍀🌷🍀🌷
@@bunnyhop9465 You’re welcome mate
Very good, showing daily incidents, good(Kudos to all the brave citizens) n bad of ordinary lives . It happens in every country, n but enjoy watching from China. 🙏 Jiayou
Thank you for covering this brave food delivery man story.
10000% better than US media propagating rubbish news on tennis player.
Yeah, he’s a legend!
@@Hazza_Harding He's a legend because he is Chinese.Only Chinese people can be legends.
Excellent news! encouraging news.
Yeah - it is good to see!
Lots of interesting clips are from China!
That’s true!
Very interesting, Harry. You could make such reports regularly. I certainly would be interested to watch. You can put out a survey and see if others agree.
Good luck!
Yeah - I should do a survey! Thanks for the great suggestion!
Interesting content. Often it's the little things that happened in daily life which reflects the true nature of the community.
Yeah, exactly! That’s why I love watching local news channels…
Thanks for the sharing something lovely warm & positive.
You’re welcome! I just published a new one, hope you like it too
Please continue to show these amazing stories.
I definitely will! Glad you enjoyed watching!
Love it! Being here for more than 18 years, I certainly remember the times when nobody would help anyone in need or in danger because of the liability fear, but as you said Hazza, this has improved so much in the last few years. Chinese people are good people…they just need a little help to strip away some old psychological complexes (but who doesn’t…haha). Jia you meituan guy!!!
Yeah - and another thing I’ve realized is that I have been randomly asked for directions on the street recently by Chinese people. That NEVER happened before, but it’s happened twice in the last week… they didn’t even say anything about me being a foreigner, they just came up to me and said “do you know where ABC is?” It was actually kinda cool… made me feel like I was part of the community
It's because the Chinese legal system is starting to correct itself, away from from our western litigation culture. They used to try to imitate everything western, including our legal system, with all its flaws. As a nurse, I'm familiar with this: Half the paperwork I'm doing involves inoculating the institution against liability. When anything happens, the doctor, pharmacist, and nurse points the finger at each other, and patient's legal representative treat it as a money grab. Documentation takes up 2/3 of the workload, while actual patient needs get ignored, just to evade lawyers' accusations in the future. Nursing students are advised to not provide life saving first aid on accident scenes outside of their workplace, because only EMT/first responded on duty are shielded from liability. The whole system is toxic, and getting more so with each passing year. This toxic litigation culture began with medical and labor fields, but now has penetrated every facet of American society, down to the playground. Fathers/men are scared to help crying children, in fear of being accused of sexual misconduct.
Starting a few years ago, thanks to seeing our butched covid response, the Chinese realized the structural flaws in our systems that need to be avoided, instead of imported.
Good video. Keep sharing various unique cases/news from China. Then the world would know more about China day by day, not just politics as reported on mainstream medias.
Thanks for the positive feedback!
Thanks, Harry. Do make more of these kind videos. I do watch Chinese news to know more about China.
I will! I’m really happy that people liked this one - I’ll be sure to make a lot more in future
I like it. More please!
So happy that people liked this one!
thank you for humanizing
No thanks needed - happy to share
Awesome. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks mate
More of this please
No worries!
Thanks Hazza for uploading this video! It’s very good that you also share everyday news items. Many people living outside China and especially outside Asia think that daily news and tv in China only consist of speeches from Xi Jinping and new regulations from the CPC. Western MSM often dehumanize Chinese people to mindless CPC drones. This video helps humanize Chinese people to the outside world. It shows that Chinese people are just regular people living ordinary lives with their own dreams and struggles like everyone else living on this planet.
Thanks mate - yeah, that was my intention with this video, to show Chinese people just going about their lives. That’s what’s missing from both western media and Chinese media aimed at a western audience. I think people want to hear stories like this, because they are more relatable
Very touching story. Thanks for sharing💕.
Glad you enjoyed it
HE SAVED A LIFE. THAT MEANS EVERYTHING.
LEGEND.
It's nice to watch regular news for a change.
Yeah - it is good to see some everyday news stories for a change
Please do consider doing more of these “man in the street” news, it shows real life China, that people in China are no different from people anywhere in the world. 🤩
I will! Thanks for the feedback!
Thank you for sharing a wonderful story!🙏🌹👍
Thank you for watching!
👏👏👏👍👍👍. Thank you Hazza, a taste of local news and a refreshing departure from all the other western news about China in the internet.
Yeah - I love watching local news here, especially the Cantonese programs. The main focus is on local stories that you rarely hear about both from foreign media and local English-language outlets
Thanks Hazza for your positive and encouraging report about China, especially for me as a Chinese in Australia. I am frustrated and outrageous to see the irresponsible daily news about China on ABC...
Here is today's news title by Stan Grant "The 'disappearance' of tennis player Peng Shuai is a reminder that China is a fragile superpower". The first 3 paragraphs quote:
"How can a nation so powerful, so demanding of respect, and so quick to intimidate others be apparently so afraid of a female tennis player?
The "disappearance" of Peng Shuai tells us so much about the Chinese Communist Party and its Achilles heel. I write "disappearance" because we just don't know.
That's the point: "truth" is hard to find in China. There is no freedom of expression, no free and open media, no rule of law as we understand it. The Communist Party determines what "truth" is. "
I am hoping someone can do reaction videos on those news and debunk them... the reporter is going too far
Anti-China medias just love to smear China, that's what they paid & hired for.
We Chinese do not need the sympathy of other countries, so we can live a good life on our own. I hope you can take good care of your country.
Then may be you should consider going back to your beloved CCP China. The west n the whole world is so anti China right? Go home and help CCP to rebuild China rather than living in an ignorant Australia! China needs you !
I really don’t get you - what are you trying to say???
Salute you brother..you will be bless by god and people all over the world for your hero act to safe others without thinking or 2nd thought of yourself 👍👍👍🙏🙏✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️💪💪💪💪
Love your accent Hazza. Great content!!
Haha - too bogan? haha
@@Hazza_Harding little striny. I love it! Great times etc too.
@@bikebasket9594 You can take the Aussie out of Australia but you can't take the Aussie out of an Australian! hahah
This is so good. More please!
Your wish is my command!
Thanks Hazza great story
China just keeps changing for the better
We. Can all learn from China
No worries mate - thanks for watching!
What a great idea Hazza.
We need more of these kind of reportings.
The easiest way to change people's minds about other ppl is to show good examples and more insightful information about their societies. Dehumanizing chinese people like in the MSM would just lead us to a war.
Yeah - the saddest thing is, Chinese people are often dehumanized. That’s why I wanted to show some everyday news stories… people here live normal lives too
@@Hazza_Harding I admire you are doing the right thing, yet, the most natural and decent thing to show the world how the real China is like.💪💪💪👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝🌹🌹🌹
This new form of reporting is great. It gives a different perspective about what the Chinese are experiencing in their daily lives.
Thanks for the feedback - I'm definitely going to do more of this in the future!
Harry， you always have very good ideas about the topics and forms of your videos! Very good one again! Sometimes only decribing things is very abstrat, but if the real examples are given to the audience, then they will have better and clearer impression. Very good one. hopefully media staff and western journalists would understand how CHinese media report news and what they are interested in.....you are the best!
Thanks for the positive feedback - really do appreciate it! I’ll definitely make more videos like this in the future
You are the man and the "free" world needs you to show them what is life in China, the human side of course.
Yeah - I just want to show the human side to China. As to everything else, I’ll let the viewers decide for themselves
make more of these, very interesting.
Will do! I’m glad people found this interesting
No BBC filter，We will always support you。
Very good video~I like it,thanks.
Thank you! Cheers!
thx for sharing， glad to have you showing us the everyday life of locals，because its hard to get credible translations and subs
You’re more than welcome! I tried my best with the subtitles, but after rewatching it again, I realized there were a few things that I didn’t manage to translate clearly enough - but it is all just a learning process!
Yeah.... definitely more 👍
No worries, I'll keep them coming!
@@Hazza_Harding definitely more for me too
Great video Hazza. Would love more. Take care.
Thanks mate - hope you are doing well too
Hazza, please keep up your good work!
Keep calm and be kind.
I’ll do my best - thanks for the support
The delivery man certainly delivered!
The snow fight looked fun.
I must say, the dialogue from 10:17 was bloody hilarious to read:
Police officer: "Keep blowing, don't stop."
Drink driving woman: "I can't."
Police officer: "Just blow continuously."
I know… that is why I added (into the device) even though he didn’t specifically say that…. It just felt awkward to write
@@Hazza_Harding, 😊😊
please keep more coming. I think these Chinese domestic news clips will be interesting content for the foreigner, as it is a total opposite to their impression of china, hopefully, will give more nuance.
Sure - I definitely will!
Thanks again Hazza, China is not perfect like all other countries even though if given a choice I would really like to live there, it is still one of the safest country in the world right now in terms of personal security after having been there 4 times for business and leisure the last 2 decades. I like the concept of this new path from your channel, showing that China is not perfect but still one of the best to live in at present otherwise some guys might say you're biased about China.
Also wanted to thank you for having English subtitles, won't be able to watch this otherwise.
Welcome
There’s no such thing as a perfect country, but there’s a lot to like about China!
Love how you created this content today, we get to know the local news report in China.
Here in the US, news are about what happens of all these celebrities that we don’t really care.
I just uploaded a new video with similar content - hope you like it
Citizens of the city the delivery man had to strip down, please ensure you tip him well for a great show going forward.
Yeah, if I ever see him, I’ll definitely give him a big tip!
It’s great to hear your voice during the time writing up my final thesis.
Good luck with it, hope it goes well!
@@Hazza_Harding Thank you. I’ll work my guts out to gain the desired result.
@@jing5924 I have faith in you!
Love this
Thank you!
unity love your community that is the Chinese way
Yep - wherever you are in the world, it’s always better to contribute to the community around you than trying to disrupt it
I really like how you show some of the titles they air on GZ TV especially the lady caught in the RBT, the cop there (obviously a veteran) is polite, professional and incorruptible~! Puts her right back in her place! don't matter who she knew she was only going to do one thing as instructed and that's to get results in the breathalyzer. Any further talking was going to get more people into trouble~! Awesome.
Thanks mate, always appreciate some positive feedback!
All heroic acts must be recognized and put to public awareness to encourage public spiritedness.
I agree!
Hazza reminds me of a Superman type of guy. I can just imagine him responding to an emergency call about a bus full of passengers on a collapsing Guangzhou highway or perhaps granny hanging by her fingernails from her 23rd floor apartment after slipping while feeding the birds.
What would he have on his chest I wonder? Oz or CCP?
A very interesting glimps into daily life.
Glad you enjoyed it
Another good work 👍👍👍
Thanks again!
Rejoice. Covering courageous kindness acts will promote more such acts. The world has become too materialistic, material comfortability craze. Best blessings for that delivery man. Amen om mani Padme hung
Thanks mate
Hey Harry, this is a great idea. Just some normal everyday life news and views from the place with the most people. I can't understand a word of Cantonese, so captions were great 👍 but the rest is just like watching the news as per normal. One thing I do remember from my time over there, was the news never always started with Doom and Gloom. There was something positive to get it going first. National news had its own channel and there you could follow the world stage, there wasn't a great difference in the story that was reported, just the view from the other side. As I had access to Australian tv as well, I could also see the same reports from the USA/AUS view too. Back to you doing more, would you be able to get video of your day just shopping, using transport, eating, etc? I did this by using my phone in my shirt pocket for my mother LoL. She was always asking if I was eating well, was I safe, were the people ok when I first arrived. After that she never worried again. It was the same as home but in a different language and a few more people. Keep on this idea, normal life is what people need to see and news that is not politics. Great work mate! Jeff
Yeah - there is definitely a mix of pieces. I think sometimes you need a few happier stories here and there to keep people watching... If it is all doom and gloom, I think there's a certain group of people that was just disengage and do something that made them happy instead
very meaningful!
Thanks for watching
Interesting video clips, do it more mate
As same as here in USA, the government can’t represent All the citizens, but most of people are kind and like to help each other!
You are great
You’re too kind
I didn't know you worked as a presenter at a Chinese TV station?! I thought you were running for an Aussie company! haha I remember first seeing you in an interview with the one and only Serpentza
Yeah, still at the same TV station all these years later
@@Hazza_Harding Dedication!
Good man! Great random act of kindness. Others above self!!👍
Yeah - very brave many, deserves respect!
Nice episode, like to see people’s normal life, Peace out
Thanks mate - you too!
The white English subtitle on white background is very difficult to read
Thanks for letting me know - I'll fix that for next time!
good job!you got a great idea.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for the brave man, saved a family. Thanks for sharing. After transferring 180k, then realised let's blame his stupidity not the cheater.
You’re welcome - thanks for watching!
Its good, look forward to more!
Awesome - I'll make more in the future, thanks!
Interesting. Were the last two stories in Cantonese?
Yep
you should show more of these kinds of videos as it is real-life stories. on the other hand, all of these stories happen here in canada and all over the world as well. for the anti-ccp haters, especially those mainland chinese youtubers. yes, i have watched their videos. they show it as if it is the evilness of chinese ccp and culture and it is very common in china and implied it could only happen in china. i have also read viewers' comments, sometimes i really scratch my head because they said it only happened in china. it is so sad because bias and hatred can really pollute someone's mind. love from canada.
Thanks mate - I will make more videos like this in the future!
Viva China's swimming hero.
Damn!
First seconds, you have summed up all the us "news agencies" ! haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Helping people is a virtue we.educate kids in school. At my time, it's just normal thing people help each other. But then because of some people help people then was blackmailed and.the law was not covering these kind of.cases, the climate had.changed for some years. So glad the laws are more complete and nice people won't need to worry about the blackmails.
Hazza, i noticed that 2 of the stories (drunk driving & online shopping) is broadcasted in Cantonese the local dialect of Guangdong from the same TV station. Knowing China, can you share what is policy governing the broadcasting time split between the local dialect and national language Putonghua. ?? Thks. 🙏🙏
they simply have different channels for each language.
Sure. Here we have a channel that is entirely in Cantonese, plus the news channel broadcasts programs in Mandarin, English and Cantonese
Didn't knew much about the good Samaritan law being introduced in China recently
Interesting!
Can you make a vedio about Chinese entertainment show now at different YV channels, ,it is so wonderful and the design of the stages are outstanding, like a concert sometimes.
Sure, no worries! I would be happy to!
That's not the first thing come to my mind.
The Wu Tang Clan comes to my mind.
Good video
Thank you!
Just surfing on the internet and find this good production.
Thanks, appreciate it!
Since when is the "Good Samaritan law" in effect in China and what does it effectively comprehends?
It was very brave of that man to save the little girls because the water is probably very COLD by now.
The best people are often the ordinary people and not the rich or famous people.
I can’t remember the exact date. It was a couple of years ago. In the past, some scammers would fake emergencies, and then say that they got hurt by the people that tried to help them so that they would need to give compensation. Those laws protect people that are just trying to help
For anyone who doesn't know why people in China advise not to help strangers:
It mostly was because of an incident that happened back in 2006.
A man had been in a traffic accident, and a good Samaritan had rushed over to help, saving the man's life.
Afterwards, the victim in turn threatened to sue the good Samaritan hero! Claiming the hero injured the victim by carrying him out of the accident and away from danger. In truth, the victim would of died if not for the hero. And it was NOT proven the hero injured victim at all.
Basically, the victim couldn't get compensation from the accident itself, and so then had turned to blamming the hero 🤦🏻♀️. The hero ended up having to pay for all of the "victim's" medical bills!
There were witnesses to this incident, and this case because infamous. It put off majority of the people in China. A lot of people had commented: the hero should of just let the guy die instead of saving him. It would of saved the hero from all the headache and financial loss.
Sadly, after that incident, then popped up scammers who fake needing help, attempting to pull off something similar, to trick innocent people into paying up cash.
The aftermath of all that, resulted in China citizens being weary or flat out unwilling to help strangers in need of help.
(All of the "mind your own business" mindset, then led to the most horrible & heartbreaking thing:
In 2011, when that poor innocent 2 year old girl was run over by 2 different vehicles. And dozens of people, cars just ignored the little toddler laying in middle of road. Many cars drove around her tiny body without stopping to help! )
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感謝您的支持！
Thinking Chinese people are different from Westerners is the same as thinking that one of them is not the human species. When we manage to broaden our horizons we become wiser and easy to understand that the human species is basically the same, regardless of race.
Exactly. We are all human. We all experience the same thoughts/feelings
Drowning one not in Chongqing. There they wait till an elderly Englishman comes along to save the drowning person, while they watch.
and lowest murder rate /crime rate.
The real China is as colorful as our own, good and bad.
Yep - unfortunately, we don’t get to see these everyday stories that often...
Interesting
Thanks mate
Nice video
Thanks, appreciate it!
👌👌👌
I really enjoyed your video where I can see what I would not usually be able to see on international news especially BBC. Since the riots in HK I have stopped watching BBC because they are so fake and distorted. I would like to see a BBC reporter stand between ISIS members holding guns and protestors (not possible and yet they stand between the Hong Kong police and the rioters and have the audacity to call the police violent) .
👍👍👍