5000 years of recorded history, 5000 years of traditions, 5000 years of chinese culture & 5000 years of beautiful china. may the dragon from the east enjoy 5000 more years of china's second golden age at the middle kingdom. bravo china from your good friends and deep admirations @ united kingdom.
Wow, What an amazing place, It's on my bucket list. I would definitely love to go to China, and see it in person! They're so far ahead than the West! 😂❤❤
Wow the terra cotta army is amazing. I have seen pictures of it of course- but something about the way you captured it here really impressed. So cool. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Rachael! 🙏😊 It was such a quick trip to Xi’an and so little time. I will have to return again. It was really cool to see the terracotta warriors in person….its hard to imagine how many statues were made and buried with the emperor.
lovely to see the video, thanks for sharing and introduce this place, I'm from Xi'an and actually the original name of the city was called Chang An which is meaning long-term peace and stability.
You can take the subway Nr9 to Huaqingchi, then change to bus to Terracotta Warriors. In fact, the subway can be build to the Terracotta Warriors, but for the purpose of protecting cultural relics, it is only build to Huaqingchi. Who knows what other artefacts are underground?
China is a huge country and every famous tourist sites will have crowds . Its normal. The monk whomwent to India during the Tang dynasty is the key figure in tne novel Journey to the West,,whuch is basis of Wukong game.
@At Home Anywhere, to be exact and precise, the spelling should be Xi'an or Xi'An, where the apostrophe denotes a glottal stop, making sure whoever enunicate the spellling as Xi and An, distinctly, without any glide from Xi into An, making it errouneous soundling like "shian".
Thanks for the clarification. I just realized I spelled it correctly on the picture and in the description, but not in the title. I am very interested in language and translation. Thanks again.
@@AtHomeAnywhere , Thanks for the reply. A related example is the lunar module that China sent to the moon -- Chang'e, which is a bit more difficult for most people who isn't equipped with the proficiency of the Chinese language. Again this apostrophe also denotes a glottal stop, making Chang and E two distinct syllables, where the E does NOT really exist in English. A close approximate for this E is something like a schwa, like the "a" in the initial "a" in "away." While the initial "a“ in "away" is never stressed, yet the "e" in Chang'e takes on full strength as "Chang" when eunicated -- simply put this ”e" is a stressed schwa (NOT pronouced as a long E in English).
I highly recommend you to watch the Chinese drama series Qin Dynasty Epic available for free at TH-cam. It depicts the biography of Qin Shihuang, aka Ying Zheng, his personal birth name.
5000 years? The earliest dynasty with archeological proof as backup is the Shang - 1600 to 1046 BC. The debatable/mythical Xia dynasty is thought to only be from 2070 BC
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5000 years of recorded history, 5000 years of traditions, 5000 years of chinese culture & 5000 years of beautiful china. may the dragon from the east enjoy 5000 more years of china's second golden age at the middle kingdom. bravo china from your good friends and deep admirations @ united kingdom.
Maybe 20th golden age😂
Wow, What an amazing place, It's on my bucket list. I would definitely love to go to China, and see it in person! They're so far ahead than the West! 😂❤❤
welcome！
Welcome to my hometown.
Thank you so much 😊 I had such a nice time in your hometown I can’t wait to visit again.
Hello Xiangdang
Where is exact location? I need to take grab to this place
Wow the terra cotta army is amazing. I have seen pictures of it of course- but something about the way you captured it here really impressed. So cool. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much Rachael! 🙏😊 It was such a quick trip to Xi’an and so little time. I will have to return again. It was really cool to see the terracotta warriors in person….its hard to imagine how many statues were made and buried with the emperor.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching 😁
enjoy your video, have a nice journey!
Thank you 😊 I’m am enjoying seeing as much as I can, but I wish I had more time.
IMPRESSED. SUPPORT. SUBSCRIBED. 👍
Thank you so much!
Good job
Thank you 🙏😊
lovely to see the video, thanks for sharing and introduce this place, I'm from Xi'an and actually the original name of the city was called Chang An which is meaning long-term peace and stability.
@@jonasj36 thats so cool, i never knew that. Do you recommend any specific dishes to eat from Xi’An, I’m going there next month.
Middle kingdom 👍✌️🙏
Thank you for this video, I will share it with my students in England, hope they love it!😃
Xian City looks good. I'm traveling there soon.
I’m sure you will have a great time in Xi’an Daniel 😊 There is a lot to see and do there.
欢迎来西安玩❤
谢谢 😊 Thank you. I’m so happy to visit here.
Wow! Thanks for sharing, going in autumn with my school but we’ll also only have one day sadly.
I’m sure you will enjoy your time there even if it’s just for a day 😊
Awesome
Thank you so much Neil 😊 Xi’an is such an amazing city. I’m hoping to visit again this year to explore more of the area.
You can take the subway Nr9 to Huaqingchi, then change to bus to Terracotta Warriors. In fact, the subway can be build to the Terracotta Warriors, but for the purpose of protecting cultural relics, it is only build to Huaqingchi. Who knows what other artefacts are underground?
Thanks for the information 🙂 I understand why they don't want to build too close to the cultural relics.
awww its so awesome
Thank you so much! I love this city!
Xian 西安 also known as Zhangan 長安 surged up as the capital of western Han Dynasty in 206 BC, in other words, it became more important since then.
@@winglaileung I really wanted to visit again this year, but I won’t be able to. Hopefully next year ☺️
你完美的错过了《大唐不夜城》！！
I knew the videos were good 😊
Thank you so much 😁 Your Channel is great too! It was great to meet you today Karyna!
Thanks, you too :)
Those walls are mind blowing.
China is a huge country and every famous tourist sites will have crowds . Its normal. The monk whomwent to India during the Tang dynasty is the key figure in tne novel Journey to the West,,whuch is basis of Wukong game.
have u taken metro during xian？
Yes 😊 I took the subway around the city and was very impressed. It’s new, clean, inexpensive, and not difficult to use.
@At Home Anywhere, to be exact and precise, the spelling should be Xi'an or Xi'An, where the apostrophe denotes a glottal stop, making sure whoever enunicate the spellling as Xi and An, distinctly, without any glide from Xi into An, making it errouneous soundling like "shian".
Thanks for the clarification. I just realized I spelled it correctly on the picture and in the description, but not in the title. I am very interested in language and translation. Thanks again.
@@AtHomeAnywhere , Thanks for the reply. A related example is the lunar module that China sent to the moon -- Chang'e, which is a bit more difficult for most people who isn't equipped with the proficiency of the Chinese language. Again this apostrophe also denotes a glottal stop, making Chang and E two distinct syllables, where the E does NOT really exist in English. A close approximate for this E is something like a schwa, like the "a" in the initial "a" in "away." While the initial "a“ in "away" is never stressed, yet the "e" in Chang'e takes on full strength as "Chang" when eunicated -- simply put this ”e" is a stressed schwa (NOT pronouced as a long E in English).
i really like the way how you make your vlogs, it's so relaxed and smooth, even your monologue, keep going
Thank you so much 🙂 I've been a life long traveler and really enjoy making these videos and sharing.
I highly recommend you to watch the Chinese drama series Qin Dynasty Epic available for free at TH-cam. It depicts the biography of Qin Shihuang, aka Ying Zheng, his personal birth name.
Thanks so much for the recommendation. I will check that out.
你会被youtube限制流量的 因为写实拍摄中国
I hope people enjoy seeing China and learning a bit from my videos. It is such an amazing place with a rich history.
🇨🇳👍👍👍💝🕺
im from xian, where r u now
Now I’m in South Korea but I hope to visit China again this fall 😊 I really enjoyed my time in Xi’an
welcome to xi'an
Thank you so much! I love this city! 😊
5000 years? The earliest dynasty with archeological proof as backup is the Shang - 1600 to 1046 BC. The debatable/mythical Xia dynasty is thought to only be from 2070 BC
Very impressive,more and more Chinese people wear traditional Chinese HanFu.
Yes 🙂 I saw so many people wearing the traditional clothes. It looked like a lot of fun and great for pictures.
@@AtHomeAnywhere你也可以尝试古装，有许多服装店出租古装，并提供化妆，这将是一个难得的体验。
@@atomyq Maybe next time I can try to rent an outfit 😁
Better call Saul for a tour in Xi'an
@@JacobBadilloLeal People keep telling me I look like Kevin Costner 😂
What's wrong with the audio, why is it so crackly
Need to get your facts it is not 5000 years for xian
*All designed and engineered and built by incredible! superpower! india!.*
*Incredible! superpower! india! has the greatest and most incredible infrastructure in the whole entire world.*
*Incredible! superpower! india! has the longest and
most advanced and most modern and greatest bridges in the entire world.*
*Incredible! superpower! india! has the longest and most advanced network of expressways in the entire world.*
*Incredible! superpower! india! has the most advanced and modern and cleanest cities in the entire world.*