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Thanks mate , I am just trying to show another side of China , away from the tourist / restaurant stuff many visitors show, might be boring at times , but could also be insightful for some 😀

Bummer , they must be under paying me 🤣

That's the same everywhere in the world, to be honest if you are in such a desolate places just go on the side of the road behind a bush 😉 Besides not many travel on such routes! City to city travel we usually take the High speed rail or fly rather than drive, though I'm sure these days there are some decent service stations / truck stop rest rooms !

@@chinathesideyoudontsee8157 orcourse thats all right. But just dont use them. You will never be the same

@@lucatuka Don't worry mate I am already scared from the Public toilets back in Australia , though some I have experienced on my travels through out the world have also left a mark, including here in China back early 2000's when I first arrived

I'm not sure if I have time ,but in general they are all good , but the sized and location does play a part for Bus and train stations. Metro should be even cleaner The general standard is the staff must inspect/ clean them at least every 15 minutes for Bus, Train and Metro facilities for this city anyway, but I would expect it to be a national standard. I will release a new video in about an hours time, it shows a baby change restroom in the Metro which would give you a basic idea. I

There is app which shows nearest public toilet in major cities of China. I watched in one of the foreigner who is living in China. I guess you can find one public toilet in every 500 meter. I am talking about public toilet exclude private toilet , parks,subways restaurant etc. There is one private toilet its so nice. It's like fancy restaurant but toilet. You can watch in youtube.

Did you listen or watch the whole thing ? I always state my videos are applicable to my city and I can't vouch for all of China. in saying that I am not sure when you last visited China , but now most tier 1 and tier 2 cities are very good of course in large cities on the outs skirts there would be some exceptions . The point is if you go to any large modern city here , in the CBD and then compare the public toilets to most other places , there is a huge difference , ask yourself this , how many public toilets where you live are manned the whole time they are open and cleaned after every 15 minutes ? By the way all the toilets show in the video were randomly selected and not in the CBD which shows how clean this city is ! Thanks for watching and your input .😀

While that is true to a certain degree , you will find many are in the top cities and at main stations which doesn't always represent what you see in everyday life. My channel is not tourist based it is just about daily life.

Yes, beautiful Fuzhou :)

Yes of course air conditioned in summer and heated in winter, the electricity companies are Government owned so no electricity issues here :)

@@chinathesideyoudontsee8157 I live in a city that supposedly has the best metro system in North America. The metro stations and the trains themselves not air-conditioned. Eight years ago when they were quoting to replace the old trains with air-conditioned ones both Spain and China's air-conditioned trains were 3x less and the government still went with the local company that costed 3x more and still no air-conditioned. I won't be surprise if even the the buses in China are air-conditioned !

@@etow8034 Yes all buses are air condition and have free wifi (I doubt anyone uses it as internet is extremely cheap ) On a side topic the bus fair is 1 yuan and it has been that price since I first came to China which was 17 years ago.

@@etow8034 All the buses I have rode in China were airconditioned and are broadcast in Standard Mandarin and local dialects (not very necessary because everybody in China understands Standard Mandarin anyway) and English (in big cities). The ticket fares have not been changed for decades （1 or 2 yuan for very long trips) as the local govts subsidize the public transportation services. （most of buses actually don't lose money as they generate a lot of revenues from the advertisements on the exterior body and on the handrail as well as on the TV screens inside the bus. However, the vast majority of subway services are losing money in China and have to rely on govt subsidies, the good thing is that subway ticket fares are also very affordable, 7 yuan can get you a 30km trip).

I did say in my video that HK and Taiwan both had good subways, but they are both Chinese so the title holds " China metro vs yours "😀

港铁抄袭的大陆北京地铁😂 不懂不要乱说，中国最早的地铁在北京，是现代中国地铁的祖宗

Thanks , actually I have lived here for the past 17 years 😀

​@@chinathesideyoudontsee8157 great!!! 🥰

A bit? Chinese subways are far and away the better system than ANY US subway. They’re cleaner and safer for starters…then they’re technologically more advanced, less expensive, on time, etc., etc. None of those attributes can be applied to any US subway system.

@@TomChenLife well I think some US subways can actually compete with Chinese subways like the DC subway line and the San Francisco one. Heck the DC subway trains are the only trains I have seen with rugs.

my US part of town/city....no subway or bus service.

@@stvdmc2011 yah Ive been to those like in Cincinatti Ohio. Bus takes an hour taxis take an hour, so you need to get a car.

a bit better? the US has railroad that hasnt changed since the 60s!! while china needs to modify their roads constantly because its not well build. and dont forget the horrible constructions. just see how many potholes and subways have collapsed just this month alone. lets not forget last year horrible accidents

It is not that common anymore, mainly only people that are sick wear them so to not pass on any sickness.

I am in Britain and have not once worn a mask.

@@chinathesideyoudontsee8157 A lot of people, inc myself, still wearing them here in Taipei

@@fransglobal Each to their own though I can understand why you would as your subway is far more congested than here in Fuzhou. I have been to Taipei many times , I hope all is well across the straight !

What does "sucks" mean? What does China "suck"? When did you last visit China?

@@jng4880 Are you American?

@@paulanderson7796 Singaporean

Yes, but I am just an everyday type of person , not an anchor :)

@@chinathesideyoudontsee8157 Looks pretty good ! I like it and welcome to China anytime.👍👍👍

Sophistication !😊

Thanks, I will have holidays soon , so I will try to make an interesting video.

Don't worry truth video I've subbed

Me too subbed 😊

Come visit China to see it with your very own eyes…it is hard to believe especially after years of being intoxicated by the western biased propaganda.

Yes, if there is none there will also be a dispenser at the entrance where you can get some or you can just ask the cleaning staff, this is for my city though and I can't verify it is the same in all other places around the country.

Hello , I just use my iphone 12 to film and put the clip together, I don't edit my videos.

Yes, the city transformed into a beautiful city from when I first arrived back in 2007

Long time ago, I think 1 week. First visit the root canal , second visit the xray machine had some sort of issue so they fixed another tooth for free, third visit the crown( which they order from another city after taking the mould of my mouth) and last visit a follow up check. So 3 visits would probably be normal here as I needed to wait few days for the new tooth to arrive .

Because I have a job and family , I don't make $ from these videos so I am not going to go out of my way to make a video, all my videos are spontaneous and made on the spare of the moment ! And what is your point ? If you are insinuating rural China is not as developed and clean as a major city that is just stupid, of course it isn't just like every other place in the world , just like where you live ! The question you need to ask yourself is , are the public toilets in your city as clean as the ones I showed ? P.S Also I did make a video in a rural part of China when I visited my wife's Grandma's village .

I am happy this bought back some nice memories for you ! Quite a lot has changes since 2019 , we now have 5 subway lines running, an elevated tree walk and some nice dedicated tourist zones along with a lot of major infrastructure upgrades and improvements throughout the city. Fuzhou won a major award last year as one of the cleanest cities in China.

There are similar restaurants where it is open menu for a set price like this one that are actually better , but this one is only 2km from home so I usually go there. I think there are around 100 dishes to choose from covering everything from hotpot, tempura , sushi, sashmi , salads ect. In China no taxes or tips required and you can also take your own drinks with no corkage .

Thanks , the little one is now at a manageable age to allow more adventures 😀

For this city that is mostly true , but as i found out once I needed to push a large pram around in some parts of the city not so much. The actual paths are good quality and widths , but also have so many e-bike barricades in the real busy parts of the CBD to stop people from riding on them, I am sure they will rectify that as time goes by.

Perhaps you can make a video of the extremely impoverished areas in rural China.

This is not my profession, I just make videos on the spare of the moment for places I go. Actually the video before this one I visited my wife's grandma's village ( what we call village ) so watch that ! Of course this is an extremely large country and no country is perfect so those issues would be around while still in the developing / modernization stage, but that goes for all countries in the world. China is not like you in vision, come visit and see for yourself.

From the Per *capita carbon footprint perspective , China is not among the top 30 most polluted countries list in the world.

The pleasure is all mine , thank you for watching !

Yes, well said !