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GREAT DOCUMENTARY VERY INFORMATIVE

Coming to chengdu january 25

Really cool to see this place and nice relaxing music

It is hard to reconcile this temple with the message of the Daoist text, 'The Way of Life'. There have been some major changes along the way, to get from there to here.

China vive en el futuro

GREAT. VIDEO SHOWS REALITY EXCELENT

Leave a like or comment if you appreciate the video!

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which chinese city is this shopping mall in?

I STARTED WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS AND FOUND THEM VERY WELL EXPLAIN AND ABOUT THE THIRD VIDEO YOU WROTE THAT IS THE CITY OF CHENGDU LUCKY FOR ME AND NOW I HAVE AN IDEA ABOUT THE CITY THANKS TO YOU AND I THANK YOU AGAIN. I REALLY ENJOY THEM MAYBE WE CAN MEET WHEN I GO IF YOU WISH I AM NOW 74 YEARS OLD AND THIS IS THE TRIP OF A LIFE TIME😊

THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEOS THEY ARE VERY USEFUL TO ME. I AM PLANING TO TRAVEL TO CHENGDU MAY BE IN A YEAR BEEN PLANING THIS TRIP FOR A WHILE NOW. MAYBE 4 YEARS I HAD A NEIGHBOR HERE IN THE U.S. THAT WAS BORN THERE AND ALWAYS TOLD ME ABOUT CHENGDU

Great video!! Id love to see more.

not all of China is as good as Chengdu though so choose the parts of China you go to wisely

Kudos to you. You are genuine unlike the fat old Yankee farts who look in the mirror and think expat. Locals look at them and think P prowler at best or Gary glitter at worst.

Are you sure it is beer?

VERY INFORMATIVE

It’s what the locals call factory beer In other words fake As your Chinese friends

I have many chinese friends and unfortunately many of them lives from other people instead to live for themselves and seems they really look that they live for appearances instead having a true personality, for example if they go to a trip they try to make everything so aesthetic instead of enjoying the trip.

Also none of this matters, most of these girls are not going to grow up well and find a normal man to partner with, they will make up an impossible list of things that most men can not satisfy, must own 2 houses, car etc, big salary etc, just as bad as in the west. They will become shelf ladies.

This happy happy thing, I recall seeing that in Taiwan nearly 30 years ago, its curious for a while, but the next visit is dreary as heck.

In a world where image reigns supreme, what happens when the line between the real and the artificial blurs beyond recognition? The scene you describe in China is emblematic of a broader cultural shift...one that isn’t confined to any single nation but rather reflects the digital zeitgeist of our age. This obsession with capturing and curating an image that is more beautiful, more perfect, and ultimately more fake than reality is a symptom of something deeper: a search for identity in a world that increasingly values appearance over substance. The young generation in China, much like their peers around the globe, is caught in a paradox. They strive for individuality through social media, yet the tools they use...filters, Photoshop, viral trends...only push them closer to conformity. The irony is palpable: in their quest to stand out, they become indistinguishable from one another, their images as polished and soulless as the digital spaces they inhabit. This phenomenon isn’t just about vanity; it’s about the pervasive influence of social media in shaping our perceptions of reality. In these digital landscapes, the notion of “fake” becomes real. The curated image, though artificial, is the one that garners likes, follows, and validation. The real world-the one where flaws exist and experiences are unfiltered...pales in comparison to the allure of the digitally enhanced version of life. But what do they hope to gain? The answer lies in the superficial rewards that social media offers: attention, admiration, and a fleeting sense of accomplishment. Yet, this pursuit of aesthetic perfection often comes at the cost of genuine self-discovery. When your identity is tied to an image that’s been stretched, smoothed, and sanitized, what remains of the real you? It’s a question that transcends culture, affecting anyone who participates in this global digital ecosystem. The challenge isn’t just in recognizing this trend but in understanding its implications. If aesthetics become the end-all, what happens to authenticity? When the illusion becomes more valuable than the reality, we risk losing touch with the very things that make us human: our imperfections, our diversity, our genuine connections. In this digitally driven world, we might do well to pause and reflect on what we’re really chasing. Is it enough to be beautiful on the surface, or should we strive for something deeper? The images we project might attract the attention we crave, but they can never replace the satisfaction of a life lived fully and authentically.

where is this?

bro is living in a simulation

I LIKE THIS I AM A PHOTOGRAPHER FROM OLD TIME 1964

ALL THESE VIDEOS YOU UPLOAD ARE GREAT THANK YOU

This comment is fake. It doesn't actually exist because it's on the internet. This video is also fake. All communication rendered over the internet is fake. There is no possible way that I can communicate with you or you with me. We are completely deluding our selves into thinking that people can talk to each other over the internet.

Umm.. you are just describing modern society. Not just China.

This mall is giving me kawaii universal studios vibes and I don't know if I like it or hate it. Just feels so unnerving with the amount of aesthetically designed rooms and artwork to take pictures with. However, I do like the parts where it feels like a place you can explore and find interesting things at, kinda like a museum. I do see a lot of similarities between this mall, and Disney theme parks around the world and their appeal to young adults with lots of influencers taking pictures for the aesthetic of the parks.

Stephen Fry said accurately : all those social platforms are claiming to be the public square / space . what they actually are is : public lavatory walls

They hope to gain : not to be overlooked : not to exist enough

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I'd say this is something I've seen more often in the social media crowd. I've seen all gen z, millennials & bloomers act this way. Tho for sure more pervasive in Asian cultures. It is sad that they need to pshop their bodies to an unhealthy degrees, I do hope the generation after this can learn from the gen z's. Anywho keep up the great work. I would recommend better audio treatment while doing voice overs.

draught beer it no bite you

do they have age restriction Canada 19 you get beer like this at the hockey game no need bottle all the time cheers

Looks like a nice place.

Do you know what you're talking about? A simple Google search will tell you the first evidence of beer dates back 9000 years in China. The first minutes of your video tells me you're making stuff up. 🙄

Chinese people are hospitable and welcoming,they are so kind and friendly.Welcome to explore in CHINA.I hope you enjoy your stay in China.Btw,we have a majority of delicious cusines from different place waiting for you to explore,you gotta give them a try,with spicy or sweet,with a variety of soups,I recommend give it a try,especially,the SHUNDE or GUANGZHOU districts in Guangdong Province.

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are you sure you are drink REAL Beer OR TOXIC liquid that tast like beer. watch out for CHINA dark technoloy. also when you eat are you sure you are not eating RUBBER PLASTIC ( that mixed with zombie meat) you can purchse FOREIGNS brand like KFC SUBWAY since they have total of control of the ingredients being used

china no thank you

Surprisingly you will find good beers in China. Dont be afraid local brands. Avoid anything over 5% they very alcoholic and methods of brewing far from beer methods.

Where is that small cute beer shop?

You didn’t have to ask me to give you a thumbs up or subscribe. I just did very willingly. China is awesome. China is inviting. China cares about you.

Wow. Very well put. Especially the last two sentences.