It's odd to see folks in the comments attacking you for not feeling comfortable with being fetishized. You're not required to have a "positive" attitude in situations wherein others make you feel discomfort, but as a Black woman myself, it's refreshing to see you living your best life regardless of potential mental health barriers. You go girl!
Hello beautiful you g girl. I am a Great Grandma. Your channel is fun to watch. I am a person of color and I think you are brave and fun. All the best from Kentucky, USA.
Most of the people there have never seen a black person in person in their lives. They mostly know black people from Hollywood. They don't mean any harm, they're just curious.
Some people like the attention, some don't. It's like being s celebrity. Just imagine your RUclips got 10 million subs in 1 day. And now you are famous. There is no going back . 😅
No matter how curious you are, if you are an adult in the 21st century, you should know your boundaries with respect to people's personal spaces, and stay within those boundaries, point blank period. Enough with the curiosity excuse!
@@ayolovephat It's either your one chance in life or politeness. What would you choose? Depends on character. A little transgression is not going to kill anyone. I'm with the curious folk on this. I love challenging and awkward situations, they make you grow.
@@ayolovephat If they are only looking and not approaching, it is within boundaries in my opinion. Are you trying to say people on the street can't even look around ? People turn their heads whenever they find something interesting , a pretty lady , a cute pet , an expensive car , just anything grabbing their interest.
@@brexitgreens You may like "awkward" situations of being stared at like an alien by 21st century adults but a lot of blacks don't so stop insulting and dismissing our collective pain. I'm a Nigerian and seeing Caucasians, Semitic and Mongoloid races is not something that happens to me often because my country is 98%, if not 99% black but that doesn't mean I'd be rude and be disrespectful and be gawking at people of other races, squeezing my face as if in horror, just because of differences in physical features of people of other races when I do come across them (which is really sparsely). Our people have been historically treated like freak shows (yeah, try to guess how "awkward" that is) so we are sick of it and we have the right to be!
When my husband went to Japan for with high school football team, he said that everyone treated him like a celebrity wherever he went. He's black, 6ft 3 inches, and is always around 280 or so. He said everyone would look at him, ask him to take pictures with them, and everyone would touch him and talked to him. He absolutely LOVED it lol. It was probably one of the best times in his life
@@deroxanlit4181 Yes normally Japanese would be dustant but not all aand depend On the place the state City or countriside diferent experience diferent context
I'm Asian and I remember when the first time I came to the USA. I used to stare at people. I would stare at white people and would stare at black too because I'm not used to seeing them. But I didn't meaning anything wrong. I'm just amazed that's all. We all a human just need to understand that the world is beautiful and the humans that living in it too. I'm happy that we are leaning more of each other by the day. Cheers from Philippines.
You are almost right. Most countries don't hate black and white. But most countries hate American government. Because they're liers. I didn't say I hate or like black or white. I used to live in the USA for more than two decades. I have lots of friends and family over there. Asian white and black. But you assumed that me and all Asian hate the people in US. Again the government and the politics are the reason America is in decline. People are so divided. Infact the American politics is the one started the anti Asian campaign. This makes it harder for us Asian in the USA. I have good and bad experiences in the US but I never hate the people. I moved out from the USA to Philippines due to high price of the houses there.
@@9mmshort254 yes we Filipinos have Spanish names because we were colony of Spain at one point before the Americans colonized the country 1895 I think.
@@armandomontillero8379 you better stop thinking and start knowing. A phillipina girl told me she hates whites and black because they are mean. She said that's how she was raised. To hate both races. Your Nation is fucked it's self. Let's talk your government.
I am white and I got the stares all the time also. I really enjoyed them and the Chinese people hospitality. It’s so easy to start a friendly conversation with the Chinese people even with my broken Chinese language. I really miss China.
Please keyword is u’re white. Chinese don’t like black people. And you can’t generalize your experience. It was easy for you. But it’s the opposite for the black brothers and sisters
@@anewx You just said ALL Chinese people hate black people. You keep saying stupid stuff like that and people are going to think ALL African people are stupid. There are racist Africans too, don't let the actions of a minority represent a whole group of people. Do you think all Muslims are terrorists too? There are hundreds of thousands of Africans living in China, most of them enjoy living there and have a good life there.
@@anewx I don't want to say this but the truth is that you're just a dumba**, who do you think you are, so everything that you say somehow becomes the truth, you're the one who doesn't like hearing the truth, racism is definitely something that does exist in China, there's no denying that, same could also be said for every single country, in a group of people, there are always those that discriminate against others, but that doesn't go to say that every single person does this. Whether you're white or black, you'll get stares in China, in that both are considered foreigners to them and foreigners stick out
So fun to watching..there are many recreational parks here in china. Chinese won't surely stop staring cos that's a lot of beautiful melanin for them. Keep shinning. cheers
Yup, people will always stare at people who look different than them, especially if they've never seen their kind before. The same thing happens in Nigeria, a lot of people will stare at an oyinbo (white person) or Asian person.
Indeed. If you can speak their language and go talk to them, you immediately see that they mean zero harm and would gladly engage you. Of course there are bad apples in any situation but by and large
I think people from America (particularly black people) are uncomfortable with people staring is because you see many people of different race everyday in America while other countries as diverse as us. So when we go to a predominantly place with Asian we'll get more stares than any average person there.
Blacks n Whites was never used to visit Yellow (yellow skin person) often n That is the reason as a human being we(yellow skin) are curious (not trying to be rude intentionally).... Chinese(yellow skin born VERY VERY Curious) even when the yellow skin themselves IF One dresses exposive outfit, the nation themself will stare uncontrotabally without trying to be rude!!! the extream curiousity just POP !!!! hahahaha!!!
You have to understand that the Chinese are VERY direct and personal space isn’t an aspect of their culture (makes sense when you have a population of a billion people). Just know they’re not starting to be rude but because they’re genuinely curious!
At the same time it is always fellow Westerners who touch me and my belongings without consent. Never Chinese or Asians. Explain this. I think I'm "Asian" in regard to personal space. I'm also in favour of looking at beautiful strangers and taking flattering pictures of people in public.
@@brexitgreens Taking people's pictures without their consent is rude, insulting and invasion of their privacy. I don't want no stranger capturing my image on their phone. It IS MY IMAGE and PRIVACY, and I have a GOD-given right over them.
@@ayolovephat You are so arrogant and ridiculous. You use your own ideas to define absolutely correct. In fact, many of the rudeness, insults and offenses you think are just a concept that others have injected into your mind. Different cultures understand different behaviors differently. Please remember that true high accomplishment is tolerance and understanding, not accusing others of being different from you.
Am not Chinese ethnicity and never been there. But as an Asian, I think they stared at you is not in a bad or racist way. Specially Chinese people are great observants about different things of Life. They are curious about you. Disclaimer : Correct me if I'm wrong.
I've watched some videos of experiences that some black people have while going to places like China or Korea there have be some racial remarks and stuff made about black people especially if they think that most of us don't speak Chinese or Korean. Not saying aren't any genuinely curious people out there because I've seen a lot of good experiences too regarding black people. I don't solely believe that if not most, some people are hateful towards black people based off of how we're portrayed on social media, how they're taught at home or had a bad encounter with some who is black. But I know some of them are actually sweethearts and want to know more about us. I don't know if it's a thing in China but you are allowed to approach us if you are curious and try to have a conversation. I know they don't mean any harm in just staring and it's fine but preferably it'll be better to just say hi or give a wave because we're foreign we aren't going to know you intentions and could come off as rude to some.
It seems like genuine curiosity, but when everyone starts starting at the same time, that would freak me out so much. I don’t think I could bear the intensity.
This also happens in india..many foreigners complain that people stare at them a lot and it scares them sometimes...but as an indian i can say they mean no harm when they stare most of them are not that exposed to the outside world..they only see people who look different in movies..when they see someone who look different or does something they don't do on daily basis they just get curious and hence starts scaring sometimes they even starts conversation randomly ..only bcz they're curious nothing else..
Yeah i saw a video once about that and the dude even filmed them and they never stopped looking at him and the scary part was that all of them stopped what they were doing and just stare non stop
@@hallooos7585 as an Indian thats super weird, I've never seen that happen to a foreigner. At least not in my city. I mean some people stare but not continuously lol they take glances at them, even I would get creeped out if people stare at me CONTINUOUSLY.
As a fellow black woman I am extremely proud of you.. I personally would be so uncomfortable we all human so the staring wouldve made me really want to say something your passive way of dealing with it is actually extremely beautiful and I should practice it ❤
I'm ethnically East Asian, but people stare at me in China for the smallest thing too (so obviously, to the point where I feel uncomfortable). It's a cultural thing, a lot of people who have only lived in rural areas aren't aware that staring = rude. I'm not saying they are always innocent about it, but I like to think 50/50.
The Chinese are not hostile to wards foreigners specially if you are Africans. They haven't Seen enough of Africans. They are certainly curious. They have seen you on TV now you are real, I wouldn't be worried.
isnot right,those days more and more people come to china from all over the world,people live in chian would not hostile them even come from jp, don't be scared,but i hope yous can be polite when you stand on the piece land of china ,keep a great imprison will bring you more respects
@@user-ui5lo4ye3h Nope not true there will always be chinese that stare at you bc they think your different and that your pretty Young people think this the most so nah it ain't racist there might be some racist stares but most are thinking your really pretty
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Honestly I don't know why there is a lot of hate in these comments. Just looking at the videos and the fact that you rarely see another black person shows that it's not common. The stares may be overwhelming but people are just surprised. I live in Nigeria(Africa) 😂 people still stare when they see someone white or Asian. You may argue that don't they see them on TV. Trust me it's not the same thing as actually see the person. I still stare whenever I see someone white or Asian because I'm amazed by their hair. Like how is it so long and shiny 😂😂😂. About the hair touching thing I just see them as people who are not shy, trust me if I had a foreign friend I'm definitely asking for permission to touch their hair because I'm curious about the difference. 😂😂😂 I definitely don't have the courage to walk up to a random stranger and ask for that. And honestly it's mostly the older generation you see do these things they are not as familiar with current trends like the younger generation.
Exactly, I'm Asian American and have travelled all over Africa in rural areas and people all stared at me and laughed or smiled. African Americans think Black people are exempt from being shocked by seeing another race but that's just because America is a diverse country and to them it's no big deal to see an Asian person but in Africa, where it is homogenous just like in China, of course they are going to be shocked to see other races. Glad you pointed this out as a Nigerian because African Americans can't understand this concept at all.
@@HeatherLewis213 you know that African Americans were taken from their home write and we are all separated from our people. So don't say stuff like African American don't understand because you seem to not understand
It's because you're different. My wife and I are UK pensioners and, prior to covid, toured China several times independently. We were constantly stared at, had sneaky photographs taken, had countless people ask to have their photographs taken with us, people try and practice their English with us or simply say 'hi' in passing. Walking along the path in Orange Island, Changsha (where the statue of a Young Chairman Mao is) we had hundreds of visiting schoolchildren shouting 'Hi' and giggling as they walked past. And guess what? - it didn't bother us in the slightest. We made time to talk when when people tried talking to us. 3 sweet little schoolgirls in Guilin politely asked if they could practice their English talking to us - we obviously obliged. This happened outside of China as well, especially in Hanoi. Sometimes, a group, often extended family, would want to have a picture with us - not just one pic but individually, pairs, groups etc. People watching would often ask if they could have theirs taken with us as well. We've been as long as 20 mins before we could get away. We used to laugh to ourselves that in the UK, people just stare through us but in China, we were like the Beckhams. I'm not a vlogger as such, but have put several short clips of some of the places we have visited on my channel, in case anyone thinks we are making it up. One video is titled ' Ann and Echo on the beach' We met Echo three years ago, when she was working as a waitress in Guangzhou during her Spring break from college. She tried practicing her English on us. It was terrible lol. She did explain that she was desperate to learn English but didn't know any 'foreigners' she could practice with. I offered to help her via WeChat and she jumped at the chance. I didn't really expect to be teaching her for long but three years later, we are still talking. We did meet up in Nanning just before Covid - where she lived - and went down to Beihai for a few days. Hence the video of her and my wife on the beach. I just wish we could go back to China but failing health has put a stop to that. Fantastic country.
Same thing happens to Chinese people when they visit Africa. It's nothing unique to Chinese people. It's human nature. You think villagers in rural Africa wont' be surprised to see short Chinese people walking around out of nowhere when they haven't seen them before in their lives? They're not just gonna act like it's no big deal.
@@HeatherLewis213 Exactly. Our son had very blonde hair when he was young and often had people touching it when we were travelling in some countries as it was unusual to them. I've got no objection to curiosity - animosity is the problem but fortunately we have encountered very little of that on our travels.
@@tristc6909 Tell that to the hundred million Africans with new jobs, millions of new businesses, hundreds of millions of kids that can eat now, families and people that have new railroads, businesses, copper mines, factories and the first pan African infrastructure project in history. The nerve of you to say that given what the West did to Africa. At least China didn't come in and enslave them, steal their land, force them to speak French, commit genocide, rape their women etc. You must think that's ok compared to what China is doing? This ain't charity and the African countries didn't have a gun to their head when they signed on the dotted line. They benefitted, much, much more compared to where they were before.
I'm black, 6ft 3inches been to China 3 times. That is really typical in a China. I went to Dadong, China and had to stop in a bus station. When I walked in the entire bus station went quiet and all eyes were on me like and 1980s movie. It was very funny have fun. Peace
Happens in Africa too. You think rural Africans aren't gonna react to seeing a short Chinese man walking around out of nowhere? I never understand why Black people think they're exempt from being shocked to see other races. Maybe because you didn't grow up in Africa.
In an asian country when people look at you like that: They are curious. Don't worry. In a white country when people look at you like that: You better run for your life.
What a horrible thing to say, African people are loving life in Australia and all European countries . Why on earth would you tell a horrible lie like that ?
@@JohnnysCafe_ I can have a full conversation about this topic if you want based on my experience as an African who has both lived and worked in western and asian countries. Let me ask you a few questions: - How many people have died because of racist attacks in white countries? A LOT. - How many people have died because of racist attacks in asian countries? Almost none. - How many racists groups/ideologies/political parties... are in the West? A LOT - How many racist groups/ideologies/political parties... are in Asia? Zero.
i always got potrayed wrong by the europeans somehow they thought i was a latino when i was in france. hahahah what a funny thing to happen. it would be worse if they just knew my name. i think i would get detained XD
You have to realize that you are walking around obviously filming on a busy Holiday (National Day of the PRC) that's basically like the USAs 4th of July. Since it's such a big holiday many people with familys and friends will be out. You also are filming everyone who passes around you, and you are speaking loud enough to be heard by some. That alone would attract the attention of many people anywhere. But to add on you are speaking in English (with an accent) so most in China (if heard) would turn to. And yes, you are a foreigner, so unlike the USA, UK or some other parts of Europe, many parts of East Asia (or all of Asia itself) don't have large Black or White populations. The Chinese were first introduced to Western Asians from the Middle East (West Asia) then later Europeans. It wasn't until much later on they were introduced to the true Africans. Even Egyptians (mostly in Africa but partly in Central Asia) are lighter skinned than many Africans. In general, most countries in East Asia consist of primarily their own race. So foreigners are different than if you are a foreiner of European countries or Canada, USA, Belize or other western countries that were once colonized by the west or have more mixed people. If a Chinese person goes to some places in Africa, and walks around with a camera talking in Mandarin (or a different dialect) loudly in one of their cities during a big festival, I'm fairly sure that Chinese person would get quite a few looks at, just like you. And as I said since China was introduced to the Europeans (or Whites) before Africans, they do probably seem more "curious" about Black foreigners. But I honestly doubt you would be getting so many glances or stares if you weren't holding a camera filming other people as well, talking in a different language out loud, beeing in a large crowd and on one of the most important holidays in the country. Doing that would be almost impossible to not have people not look at you, even if you were Chinese yourself and even if you were speaking Mandarin loudly.
My mom told me along time ago you’re beautiful so ppl are going to look at you, you have to learn to take it as admiration even when they’re being rude. It’s for your peace of mind to ignore them. You’re drop dead Gorgeous look at your smile, skin and you’re hair! 🥰😍 even in America I would be in awl by you! Lol
Great to see you having so much fun vlogging. Btw, just a gentle reminder. To make your video more pleasurable to watch, may I suggest that you pan/move your camera slowly instead of moving your camera fast from one scene to another. This is to prevent your viewers from getting dizzy watching your video. Happy vlogging.
You are beautiful Madam, and so much stronger than me! I couldn't deal with the constant heckling, taking of my photos without my permission and constant touching in China. This was such an enlightening video, God bless you immensly.
they stare at you because it's not everyday they see someone so radically different from their experience. if you are seen more and more, they will take you as mostly local and then, you might felt like being left out when they start to ignore u.
It's very intense and in many cultures seen as rude so it can be hard to deal with for many people, and im sure even some of them would feel uncomfortable being starred at so intensly.
Just a tip to people traveling to countries with low relative diversity: be like this person. This kind of thing will happen a lot, because people are naturally curious. If you saw a person who is like nothing you've ever seen before, you might stare for a bit, too. It's not necessarily malicious, it's just that foreigners tend to be interesting in every country!
Chinese are uncomfortable having foreigners invade their parks because it's a homogeneous country. You will always be considered a foreigner due to you not being a Chinese nationalist.
Yes, exactly. Me (Asian) and my friend (Black) went to one of our friend’s (Mexican) wedding in Mexico. We were in a tiny village and anywhere me and my black friend went, people would stare at us because they’d never seen an Asian or Black person in their village before. We were a little uncomfortable, but understood the curiosity. It didn’t feel malicious at all.
it’s ok to give a look now and then, even sharing a smile, but stare for more than an entire minute with blank face and dead stare it’s just rude i’m sorry.
@@barcelonanova6789 You forget social queues differ among countries. In some places, it might not be considered as rude to stare, so it's not entirely that simple.
@@bluyu whatever makes someone uncomfortable that you’re quilling to perdite no matter how visible that discomfort might be, that, to me, is rudeness. Now people may call it as the like, they ca believe is ‘not that bad’ or simply ‘costume’ but ppl are often mistaken especially when they act as a crowd hiding behind personal intent.
Love what u do! Breaking down barriers and erasing some of the indifference and mystery about us. And you and your tall friend are gorgeous also.👍🏾❤️ keep it going. I have subscribed.
Be honestly, the "staring' normally comes from elder and youngs. That's because the city u staying in, there would not be foreign travellers. Unfortunately, with ur style while holding camera, they probably may think u r somebody, like an icon or key person. 90% of Chinese citizens r staying in China of their entire life. So believe me, they are curious, and feel shy to say hi to make firend. By the way, u can and totally speak and understand Mandarin. If u feel like inconvenient, go ahead and tell ur feeling directly, that u are unhappy of being staring at.
@@JohnnysCafe_ Asians might be incredibly ignorant something to the lack of exposure and intense stereo typing of (specifically) black people . Does not mean certain reactions are really bad intentions of them also nowadays it’s mostly the older generation younger people are accepting, curious and mostly respectful. The lack of exposure and ignorance in those countries is to blame on how many times and how they portray people of different races in the asian media.
No they're not. Right now they're trying to take over Africa. They were very cruel towards BP last year over there. By refusing service to them, and letting them sleep in the streets etc while not helping them go back where they came from. Cut the bull!
Somehow your very goofy and funny today 🤣🤣you’ve been mimicking funny words and making sounds like the ending it’s great to see you be happy and enjoy yourself🥰
As a Chinese,I wanna say we respect everyone come from everywhere,especially in many small cities,some of citizens are curious about foreigners,that’s why they wanna talk with U or take a photo with U,but if you think that’s impolite,it’s ok,I believe our citizens will respect U!Salute!!!!
@saveUughurs You are NOT Uyghur, you are ENDian! You can't even spell the word Uyghur properly. What a shame, look at how Muslims were treated in your own cuntry! Shameless turd!
The fries scene @ 4:23 even in America in the Chinese restaurants most of the time their fries aren’t good all the way. It’s like they are just soaking them in oil then putting peppers on top or other things. You have to tell them to cook them well done 🥲
@007 Jack You just included every age group... But your statement is false, & your'e making excuses for their rudeness!!! Everyone, who's been taught manners, knows that it's impolite to stare at another person(s)!
@@anniebanda1810 Pretty much yeah. Especially for small cities and villages. I went to Chengdu, being a Chinese and still get stared at, a lot, because I'm obviously from other cities (actually big cities) because of how I dress and my haircut.
China respects all those who work hard, live and enjoy life. Regardless of education, country, color, culture, religion. Hate people who get something for nothing in China
They keep watching you, because you looks different. There doesn't have much foreigners besides those major cities in China, so people barely have change to meet people who are not chinese.
Yup I am Asian in Black neighborhood. Yes get stared at all the time. You are not alone, people will naturally do this. People take picture of me all the time. People are curious, it's a part of life. Just live your best life.
Im chinese but don't live in China so I can't see much Asian people in the USA I wish I could see more of my own kinds of people. And thx for sharing this video I never really know what china looks like
Same thing happens in Africa. You're just not used to traveling and you grew up in Europe where there is a lot of diversity. People in Africa aren't used to seeing other races so they do the exact same thing. It's no big deal really, they're just curious. But you're acting like they shouldn't be surprised because your speaking from a European perspective, not an African one.
Hope you continue to enjoy your time in China, you seem to have a positive mindset, so I'm sure you'll do just that. People are just curious and mean no harm really :)
That is because they have never seen a black person in real life, and they are curious, in the Balkans is the same, but they do not have a bad intentions,
they never seen dark skin before 1 time i see black man i ask to touch his hair i say wow. wow i not believe it real like a magic hair water falls off..
Lol yeah the excitement.. I think it's like sugar rush from all the coasters they rode at the park. I don't drink but I also do that when I'm very happy
You all look like you had so much fun! Your smile is contagious. For anyone who has been to bad places of America and has been fortunate enough to travel the world, you very well know the difference b/t staring and "the stare". One is because you're a novelty; the other is about to turn into an episode of Roots.
Asians are really sweet especially when it comes to seeing different cultures😄they get so fascinated by us because they’ve only seen us in the screens never up-close, they’re just curious😭
This is true .. Some ppl think its, Ppl trying to be racist but majority of the time, its just curiosity. If a random foreigner asks for ur picture = it usually means your very pretty, and if your taking photos, ur giving social media celebrity vibes lol.
Videos i have seen of Black people in Korea and Japan on the train and bus. People stay away from them 😭😭 But Chinese people will be following them to take pics🤣❤️
@@King-is3td i think thats more of a cultural aspect. Japanese people and korean people will not openly engage.. similar to NYC and any other bigger cities. They'll look, and thats about it.
I live in America, about years ago I took my son that was maybe 2 going on 3 to a dealership, this young chinese lady approached us and she was in awe of my son, wanted to hold him and took a picture with him, that happened in America 😁
Dea Busola: My name is Darío Mendoza (USA): I am a Language Arts Teacher. A long time ago, I study during two semesters in China and it was a very fulfilling cultural experience. However, sometimes, I felt uneasy by walking in the streets as well as in the University campus because whenever I went, the Chinese eyes were looking at me. I made a smiling face and continued with my activities. I wish you the best,
I’m half Chinese and half American but I look American, people always rare at me- it does feel weird but I sometimes stare at foreigner too, people mostly do it for curiosity or think you are beautiful, so I understand why they stare and I’m fine with it- Chinese people sometimes stare at people who are beautiful or stand out, there’s no need to feel scared, they won’t do anything to you :D
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It's odd to see folks in the comments attacking you for not feeling comfortable with being fetishized. You're not required to have a "positive" attitude in situations wherein others make you feel discomfort, but as a Black woman myself, it's refreshing to see you living your best life regardless of potential mental health barriers. You go girl!
Hopefully she just didn't get around to responding, some women actually like being treated like this.
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I used to charge them and wear a mask . I was making 1000usd a month from those inquisitive souls
Hello beautiful you g girl. I am a Great Grandma. Your channel is fun to watch. I am a person of color and I think you are brave and fun. All the best from Kentucky, USA.
“They’re gossiping me and I am gossiping them we are equal”😂😂
For all the traveling lovers around the world.
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Me too same here in Arabs countries 😂😂 no body is perfect
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I wish Asians in the U.S. can say the same thing. "They are beating and killing us so we are doing the same; we are equal." LOL.
that ish was funny 😄
Most of the people there have never seen a black person in person in their lives. They mostly know black people from Hollywood. They don't mean any harm, they're just curious.
Some people like the attention, some don't. It's like being s celebrity. Just imagine your RUclips got 10 million subs in 1 day. And now you are famous.
There is no going back .
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No matter how curious you are, if you are an adult in the 21st century, you should know your boundaries with respect to people's personal spaces, and stay within those boundaries, point blank period. Enough with the curiosity excuse!
@@ayolovephat It's either your one chance in life or politeness. What would you choose? Depends on character. A little transgression is not going to kill anyone. I'm with the curious folk on this. I love challenging and awkward situations, they make you grow.
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If they are only looking and not approaching, it is within boundaries in my opinion. Are you trying to say people on the street can't even look around ?
People turn their heads whenever they find something interesting , a pretty lady , a cute pet , an expensive car , just anything grabbing their interest.
@@brexitgreens You may like "awkward" situations of being stared at like an alien by 21st century adults but a lot of blacks don't so stop insulting and dismissing our collective pain. I'm a Nigerian and seeing Caucasians, Semitic and Mongoloid races is not something that happens to me often because my country is 98%, if not 99% black but that doesn't mean I'd be rude and be disrespectful and be gawking at people of other races, squeezing my face as if in horror, just because of differences in physical features of people of other races when I do come across them (which is really sparsely). Our people have been historically treated like freak shows (yeah, try to guess how "awkward" that is) so we are sick of it and we have the right to be!
When my husband went to Japan for with high school football team, he said that everyone treated him like a celebrity wherever he went. He's black, 6ft 3 inches, and is always around 280 or so. He said everyone would look at him, ask him to take pictures with them, and everyone would touch him and talked to him. He absolutely LOVED it lol. It was probably one of the best times in his life
Lmfao are you serious ? I am surprise Japanese are acting like that. Your husband should be like I’m Richard Sherman used to play for the Seahawks
@@deroxanlit4181 Yes normally Japanese would be dustant but not all aand depend On the place the state City or countriside diferent experience diferent context
Making fun of him
@@alecgurney9305 Not really. The Japanese love black people! And they are extremely supportive over them. They even have black celebrities there.
@@alecgurney9305 why u everywhere saying weird shii
I'm Asian and I remember when the first time I came to the USA. I used to stare at people. I would stare at white people and would stare at black too because I'm not used to seeing them. But I didn't meaning anything wrong. I'm just amazed that's all. We all a human just need to understand that the world is beautiful and the humans that living in it too. I'm happy that we are leaning more of each other by the day. Cheers from Philippines.
You guys hate blacks and whites. Stop playing
Your name is Hispanic....
You are almost right. Most countries don't hate black and white. But most countries hate American government. Because they're liers.
I didn't say I hate or like black or white. I used to live in the USA for more than two decades. I have lots of friends and family over there. Asian white and black. But you assumed that me and all Asian hate the people in US. Again the government and the politics are the reason America is in decline. People are so divided. Infact the American politics is the one started the anti Asian campaign. This makes it harder for us Asian in the USA. I have good and bad experiences in the US but I never hate the people. I moved out from the USA to Philippines due to high price of the houses there.
@@9mmshort254 yes we Filipinos have Spanish names because we were colony of Spain at one point before the Americans colonized the country 1895 I think.
@@armandomontillero8379 you better stop thinking and start knowing. A phillipina girl told me she hates whites and black because they are mean. She said that's how she was raised. To hate both races. Your Nation is fucked it's self. Let's talk your government.
I am white and I got the stares all the time also. I really enjoyed them and the Chinese people hospitality. It’s so easy to start a friendly conversation with the Chinese people even with my broken Chinese language. I really miss China.
Please keyword is u’re white. Chinese don’t like black people. And you can’t generalize your experience. It was easy for you. But it’s the opposite for the black brothers and sisters
@@kabirannabirah Chinese don't dislike/hate black people
@@anewx You just said ALL Chinese people hate black people. You keep saying stupid stuff like that and people are going to think ALL African people are stupid. There are racist Africans too, don't let the actions of a minority represent a whole group of people. Do you think all Muslims are terrorists too?
There are hundreds of thousands of Africans living in China, most of them enjoy living there and have a good life there.
@@anewx I think you just a sick and bitter person to say such nonsense.
@@anewx I don't want to say this but the truth is that you're just a dumba**, who do you think you are, so everything that you say somehow becomes the truth, you're the one who doesn't like hearing the truth, racism is definitely something that does exist in China, there's no denying that, same could also be said for every single country, in a group of people, there are always those that discriminate against others, but that doesn't go to say that every single person does this. Whether you're white or black, you'll get stares in China, in that both are considered foreigners to them and foreigners stick out
Because they find you beautiful that's why
Lie. They don't
@@altmanncahir4456 how do you know?? Please take your negativity somewhere else pls.
@@reyabeckett4786 actually some actually don't and black people who who traveled there one time know about these things.
So fun to watching..there are many recreational parks here in china. Chinese won't surely stop staring cos that's a lot of beautiful melanin for them. Keep shinning. cheers
Yup, people will always stare at people who look different than them, especially if they've never seen their kind before. The same thing happens in Nigeria, a lot of people will stare at an oyinbo (white person) or Asian person.
Indeed. If you can speak their language and go talk to them, you immediately see that they mean zero harm and would gladly engage you. Of course there are bad apples in any situation but by and large
I think people from America (particularly black people) are uncomfortable with people staring is because you see many people of different race everyday in America while other countries as diverse as us. So when we go to a predominantly place with Asian we'll get more stares than any average person there.
Omg so true 😂😂😂😂
@@sweetlemonade6925 Not in Jamaica. We are use to seeing all types of people from different nations.
China is the future. China is doing great things for africa
Girl Idk how you do it I get irritated when people in america stare for no reason I cant Imagine experiencing this I would feel so out of place.
Blacks n Whites was never used to visit Yellow (yellow skin person) often n That is the reason as a human being we(yellow skin) are curious (not trying to be rude intentionally).... Chinese(yellow skin born VERY VERY Curious) even when the yellow skin themselves IF One dresses exposive outfit, the nation themself will stare uncontrotabally without trying to be rude!!! the extream curiousity just POP !!!! hahahaha!!!
Treat them the way they treat you to overcome
Some people really like the attention it seems
@@limmingming4022 the
@@gloriousspark3850 for know Z, can Be used for taking off 📴 ppormom doesn'to
You have to understand that the Chinese are VERY direct and personal space isn’t an aspect of their culture (makes sense when you have a population of a billion people). Just know they’re not starting to be rude but because they’re genuinely curious!
Yeah definitely little personal space.. I'm sure some of those street singing and performance will be viewed as disturbance in Japan lol
At the same time it is always fellow Westerners who touch me and my belongings without consent. Never Chinese or Asians. Explain this.
I think I'm "Asian" in regard to personal space. I'm also in favour of looking at beautiful strangers and taking flattering pictures of people in public.
@@brexitgreens Taking people's pictures without their consent is rude, insulting and invasion of their privacy. I don't want no stranger capturing my image on their phone. It IS MY IMAGE and PRIVACY, and I have a GOD-given right over them.
@@ayolovephat You are so arrogant and ridiculous. You use your own ideas to define absolutely correct. In fact, many of the rudeness, insults and offenses you think are just a concept that others have injected into your mind. Different cultures understand different behaviors differently. Please remember that true high accomplishment is tolerance and understanding, not accusing others of being different from you.
@@ayolovephat wait but QueenBee herself is taking video of people without their consent… so what’s the difference?
Am not Chinese ethnicity and never been there. But as an Asian, I think they stared at you is not in a bad or racist way. Specially Chinese people are great observants about different things of Life. They are curious about you.
Disclaimer : Correct me if I'm wrong.
every country stares even the country she is from lol in america it is seen as rude but everywhere else it is normal
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China is not a country of immigrants. Those people are just curious. It seems that only Americans like to accuse others of racial discrimination.
@Sunny K chines government are racist !! , look What they are doing to uygur muslims… hope they world gonna wake up
I've watched some videos of experiences that some black people have while going to places like China or Korea there have be some racial remarks and stuff made about black people especially if they think that most of us don't speak Chinese or Korean. Not saying aren't any genuinely curious people out there because I've seen a lot of good experiences too regarding black people. I don't solely believe that if not most, some people are hateful towards black people based off of how we're portrayed on social media, how they're taught at home or had a bad encounter with some who is black. But I know some of them are actually sweethearts and want to know more about us. I don't know if it's a thing in China but you are allowed to approach us if you are curious and try to have a conversation. I know they don't mean any harm in just staring and it's fine but preferably it'll be better to just say hi or give a wave because we're foreign we aren't going to know you intentions and could come off as rude to some.
Can we get a hair tutorial please? This style is gorgeous.
Yesssss pleeassseee 🥺🥺🥺🥺
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I giggled Caribbeanly when you were asking for your crispy fries. I love that Black women are ourselves all over the world 😂
I cackled Nigerianly reading this sentence
I laughed Trinidadly when I cringed at your comment
@@applepie8308 What's the cringe?
I smirked Americanly 😏
It seems like genuine curiosity, but when everyone starts starting at the same time, that would freak me out so much. I don’t think I could bear the intensity.
This also happens in india..many foreigners complain that people stare at them a lot and it scares them sometimes...but as an indian i can say they mean no harm when they stare most of them are not that exposed to the outside world..they only see people who look different in movies..when they see someone who look different or does something they don't do on daily basis they just get curious and hence starts scaring sometimes they even starts conversation randomly ..only bcz they're curious nothing else..
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Yeah i saw a video once about that and the dude even filmed them and they never stopped looking at him and the scary part was that all of them stopped what they were doing and just stare non stop
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@@hallooos7585 as an Indian thats super weird, I've never seen that happen to a foreigner. At least not in my city. I mean some people stare but not continuously lol they take glances at them, even I would get creeped out if people stare at me CONTINUOUSLY.
india stare at woman foreigner or not
Fun was had 🤩🤩🤩
Nice seeing you over here. Im also subscribe to your channel.
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I love seeing chinese people's reactions on seeing a beautiful foreigner like you, please include it in your videos always sis ! 😇
Bruh
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@@alecgurney9305 goofy
Not all
@@alecgurney9305 .
As a fellow black woman I am extremely proud of you.. I personally would be so uncomfortable we all human so the staring wouldve made me really want to say something your passive way of dealing with it is actually extremely beautiful and I should practice it ❤
Plus, it's just RUDE
I'm ethnically East Asian, but people stare at me in China for the smallest thing too (so obviously, to the point where I feel uncomfortable). It's a cultural thing, a lot of people who have only lived in rural areas aren't aware that staring = rude. I'm not saying they are always innocent about it, but I like to think 50/50.
@DripTrollKing its a public comment section lol
@DripTrollKing corny
She is a christian after all is said and done so its the right behaviour for one of her faith❤
I would feel so uncomfortable. You handled it with so much grace. 💚
She is so beautiful
The Chinese are not hostile to wards foreigners specially if you are Africans. They haven't
Seen enough of Africans.
They are certainly curious.
They have seen you on TV now you are real, I wouldn't be worried.
isnot right,those days more and more people come to china from all over the world,people live in chian would not hostile them even come from jp, don't be scared,but i hope yous can be polite when you stand on the piece land of china ,keep a great imprison will bring you more respects
Please they are really racist
@@user-ui5lo4ye3h Nope not true there will always be chinese that stare at you bc they think your different and that your pretty
Young people think this the most so nah it ain't racist there might be some racist stares but most are thinking your really pretty
When you gave your camera to the guy to film you on the ride it made me think Chinese people must be very trustworthy!
I really is anyone
Try it in naija, lol I laugh in Chinese
I thought the same thing too, wow!
@@jennynaturals7362 it is a lie. There are still people who wouldn't run away with you phone in naija. Haba
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Wow!!!
am originally from Russia and I've a child with a black girl. am proud that my son is half-blood.
I understand you verywell. you're a awesome person, just keep doing what you're doling. love your videos. ❤
lol the last part was funny, “so we are equal” 😂 love your vids!
This looks like soo much fun! 😍😍
I am a big fan of you guys...🥰
Is your friend an indian🇮🇳 ?
@@vinworld2134 I think it's Chinese as far as I can see
Honestly I don't know why there is a lot of hate in these comments. Just looking at the videos and the fact that you rarely see another black person shows that it's not common. The stares may be overwhelming but people are just surprised. I live in Nigeria(Africa) 😂 people still stare when they see someone white or Asian. You may argue that don't they see them on TV. Trust me it's not the same thing as actually see the person. I still stare whenever I see someone white or Asian because I'm amazed by their hair. Like how is it so long and shiny 😂😂😂. About the hair touching thing I just see them as people who are not shy, trust me if I had a foreign friend I'm definitely asking for permission to touch their hair because I'm curious about the difference. 😂😂😂 I definitely don't have the courage to walk up to a random stranger and ask for that.
And honestly it's mostly the older generation you see do these things they are not as familiar with current trends like the younger generation.
Exactly, I'm Asian American and have travelled all over Africa in rural areas and people all stared at me and laughed or smiled. African Americans think Black people are exempt from being shocked by seeing another race but that's just because America is a diverse country and to them it's no big deal to see an Asian person but in Africa, where it is homogenous just like in China, of course they are going to be shocked to see other races. Glad you pointed this out as a Nigerian because African Americans can't understand this concept at all.
Yes very true, Nigerians will stared you up in Nigeria if they see a white person on the street.
U are talking sense.😊
BINGO
@@HeatherLewis213 you know that African Americans were taken from their home write and we are all separated from our people. So don't say stuff like African American don't understand because you seem to not understand
It's because you're different. My wife and I are UK pensioners and, prior to covid, toured China several times independently. We were constantly stared at, had sneaky photographs taken, had countless people ask to have their photographs taken with us, people try and practice their English with us or simply say 'hi' in passing. Walking along the path in Orange Island, Changsha (where the statue of a Young Chairman Mao is) we had hundreds of visiting schoolchildren shouting 'Hi' and giggling as they walked past. And guess what? - it didn't bother us in the slightest. We made time to talk when when people tried talking to us. 3 sweet little schoolgirls in Guilin politely asked if they could practice their English talking to us - we obviously obliged. This happened outside of China as well, especially in Hanoi. Sometimes, a group, often extended family, would want to have a picture with us - not just one pic but individually, pairs, groups etc. People watching would often ask if they could have theirs taken with us as well. We've been as long as 20 mins before we could get away. We used to laugh to ourselves that in the UK, people just stare through us but in China, we were like the Beckhams. I'm not a vlogger as such, but have put several short clips of some of the places we have visited on my channel, in case anyone thinks we are making it up. One video is titled ' Ann and Echo on the beach' We met Echo three years ago, when she was working as a waitress in Guangzhou during her Spring break from college. She tried practicing her English on us. It was terrible lol. She did explain that she was desperate to learn English but didn't know any 'foreigners' she could practice with. I offered to help her via WeChat and she jumped at the chance. I didn't really expect to be teaching her for long but three years later, we are still talking. We did meet up in Nanning just before Covid - where she lived - and went down to Beihai for a few days. Hence the video of her and my wife on the beach. I just wish we could go back to China but failing health has put a stop to that. Fantastic country.
Same thing happens to Chinese people when they visit Africa. It's nothing unique to Chinese people. It's human nature. You think villagers in rural Africa wont' be surprised to see short Chinese people walking around out of nowhere when they haven't seen them before in their lives? They're not just gonna act like it's no big deal.
@@HeatherLewis213 Exactly. Our son had very blonde hair when he was young and often had people touching it when we were travelling in some countries as it was unusual to them. I've got no objection to curiosity - animosity is the problem but fortunately we have encountered very little of that on our travels.
@@HeatherLewis213 Chinese arent short anymore that's when they where in poverty
@@HeatherLewis213 except Chinese are using African countries
@@tristc6909 Tell that to the hundred million Africans with new jobs, millions of new businesses, hundreds of millions of kids that can eat now, families and people that have new railroads, businesses, copper mines, factories and the first pan African infrastructure project in history. The nerve of you to say that given what the West did to Africa. At least China didn't come in and enslave them, steal their land, force them to speak French, commit genocide, rape their women etc. You must think that's ok compared to what China is doing? This ain't charity and the African countries didn't have a gun to their head when they signed on the dotted line. They benefitted, much, much more compared to where they were before.
I'm black, 6ft 3inches been to China 3 times. That is really typical in a China. I went to Dadong, China and had to stop in a bus station. When I walked in the entire bus station went quiet and all eyes were on me like and 1980s movie. It was very funny have fun. Peace
Happens in Africa too. You think rural Africans aren't gonna react to seeing a short Chinese man walking around out of nowhere? I never understand why Black people think they're exempt from being shocked to see other races. Maybe because you didn't grow up in Africa.
datong is non tourist inner city...not much blacks or whites folks there...if you are Mongolian korean japanese vietnamese...nobody cares.
So much funnnn 🤩🤩🤩
@@busoladeborah the funny thing is that I follow you both...omg can't wait to be here and experience China for myselffffff
PS...I love love loveeee both of your contents
In an asian country when people look at you like that: They are curious. Don't worry.
In a white country when people look at you like that: You better run for your life.
🤣🤣🤣
What a horrible thing to say, African people are loving life in Australia and all European countries . Why on earth would you tell a horrible lie like that ?
@@JohnnysCafe_
I can have a full conversation about this topic if you want based on my experience as an African who has both lived and worked in western and asian countries. Let me ask you a few questions:
- How many people have died because of racist attacks in white countries? A LOT.
- How many people have died because of racist attacks in asian countries? Almost none.
- How many racists groups/ideologies/political parties... are in the West? A LOT
- How many racist groups/ideologies/political parties... are in Asia? Zero.
i always got potrayed wrong by the europeans somehow they thought i was a latino when i was in france. hahahah what a funny thing to happen. it would be worse if they just knew my name. i think i would get detained XD
Francisco CZ what a whiney leftist virtue signal.
$50 for photos this need to be a movement frfr
You have to realize that you are walking around obviously filming on a busy Holiday (National Day of the PRC) that's basically like the USAs 4th of July. Since it's such a big holiday many people with familys and friends will be out. You also are filming everyone who passes around you, and you are speaking loud enough to be heard by some. That alone would attract the attention of many people anywhere. But to add on you are speaking in English (with an accent) so most in China (if heard) would turn to. And yes, you are a foreigner, so unlike the USA, UK or some other parts of Europe, many parts of East Asia (or all of Asia itself) don't have large Black or White populations. The Chinese were first introduced to Western Asians from the Middle East (West Asia) then later Europeans. It wasn't until much later on they were introduced to the true Africans. Even Egyptians (mostly in Africa but partly in Central Asia) are lighter skinned than many Africans.
In general, most countries in East Asia consist of primarily their own race. So foreigners are different than if you are a foreiner of European countries or Canada, USA, Belize or other western countries that were once colonized by the west or have more mixed people. If a Chinese person goes to some places in Africa, and walks around with a camera talking in Mandarin (or a different dialect) loudly in one of their cities during a big festival, I'm fairly sure that Chinese person would get quite a few looks at, just like you.
And as I said since China was introduced to the Europeans (or Whites) before Africans, they do probably seem more "curious" about Black foreigners. But I honestly doubt you would be getting so many glances or stares if you weren't holding a camera filming other people as well, talking in a different language out loud, beeing in a large crowd and on one of the most important holidays in the country. Doing that would be almost impossible to not have people not look at you, even if you were Chinese yourself and even if you were speaking Mandarin loudly.
My mom told me along time ago you’re beautiful so ppl are going to look at you, you have to learn to take it as admiration even when they’re being rude. It’s for your peace of mind to ignore them. You’re drop dead Gorgeous look at your smile, skin and you’re hair! 🥰😍 even in America I would be in awl by you! Lol
Busola so happy in this video😂I love it !
Great to see you having so much fun vlogging. Btw, just a gentle reminder. To make your video more pleasurable to watch, may I suggest that you pan/move your camera slowly instead of moving your camera fast from one scene to another. This is to prevent your viewers from getting dizzy watching your video. Happy vlogging.
1:41 the girl tripped from staring so hard lmaoo 😭😭😭
Now i gotta go back and look 🙄
Thanks a lot ☺️
Bruh the old lady just tripped walking while staring at you.
Most people in China are extremely friendly and welcoming.
You are beautiful Madam, and so much stronger than me! I couldn't deal with the constant heckling, taking of my photos without my permission and constant touching in China. This was such an enlightening video, God bless you immensly.
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每次看到你的视频都很happy，对了，那个是冰糖葫芦，还是山楂的好吃，酸酸甜甜
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Ignore them
Don't let yourself to bring it down to low esteem .
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Omg but are we gonna talk about how she and her friend are literally stunning ☺️🥰
Felt so heartwarming watching your videos❤️❤️ you’re very pretty too. so much love to you🥰🥰 wish you’ll have a great day.
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I just want a hair tutorial your hair was so cute in this video!!!!
Omg i want to go to china but i don't know if i'd be able to handle the constant stares as an african. i'd feel like i'm in a zoo
To tell the truth, I like to be seen by others, especially by older men😗
i don't take pictures of myself regularly, so it would definitely freak me out having someone just randomly take pictures of me 😭😭😭
Chinese people are not shy about staring!!!
I need positive energy like Basoula ngl....i get depressed/stressed on so small things
For some it just takes time and understanding.
Listen to this song 🎶
Don't worry be happy 😊
Sorry about your account.
I love the hair.
can you do a hair care video please.
they stare at you because it's not everyday they see someone so radically different from their experience. if you are seen more and more, they will take you as mostly local and then, you might felt like being left out when they start to ignore u.
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Hey
Someone having race shouldnt be seen as a radical difference. Different races are still human...not aliens
@@CS48293 exactly
It's very intense and in many cultures seen as rude so it can be hard to deal with for many people, and im sure even some of them would feel uncomfortable being starred at so intensly.
Just a tip to people traveling to countries with low relative diversity: be like this person. This kind of thing will happen a lot, because people are naturally curious. If you saw a person who is like nothing you've ever seen before, you might stare for a bit, too. It's not necessarily malicious, it's just that foreigners tend to be interesting in every country!
Chinese are uncomfortable having foreigners invade their parks because it's a homogeneous country. You will always be considered a foreigner due to you not being a Chinese nationalist.
Yes, exactly. Me (Asian) and my friend (Black) went to one of our friend’s (Mexican) wedding in Mexico. We were in a tiny village and anywhere me and my black friend went, people would stare at us because they’d never seen an Asian or Black person in their village before. We were a little uncomfortable, but understood the curiosity. It didn’t feel malicious at all.
it’s ok to give a look now and then, even sharing a smile,
but stare for more than an entire minute with blank face and dead stare it’s just rude i’m sorry.
@@barcelonanova6789 You forget social queues differ among countries. In some places, it might not be considered as rude to stare, so it's not entirely that simple.
@@bluyu whatever makes someone uncomfortable that you’re quilling to perdite no matter how visible that discomfort might be, that, to me, is rudeness. Now people may call it as the like, they ca believe is ‘not that bad’ or simply ‘costume’ but ppl are often mistaken especially when they act as a crowd hiding behind personal intent.
Based on the title i thought it was a video of them kicking yo a**😂😂😂. I'm glad you're safe and that you are having a good time...Stay safe!
I never knew the ppl in
china were so friendly.
lol, you thought Chinese people were mean? Asians are the friendliest people on earth.
Bless you.
Love what u do! Breaking down barriers and erasing some of the indifference and mystery about us.
And you and your tall friend are gorgeous also.👍🏾❤️ keep it going. I have subscribed.
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I hope your account issue has been resolved
Love from Ghana
Be honestly, the "staring' normally comes from elder and youngs. That's because the city u staying in, there would not be foreign travellers.
Unfortunately, with ur style while holding camera, they probably may think u r somebody, like an icon or key person. 90% of Chinese citizens r staying in China of their entire life. So believe me, they are curious, and feel shy to say hi to make firend.
By the way, u can and totally speak and understand Mandarin. If u feel like inconvenient, go ahead and tell ur feeling directly, that u are unhappy of being staring at.
Those little Chinese girls thought you were a real life size Princess
The Chinese are a friendly lovely people ❤️🇨🇳
Most Racist people in Canada
@@tralbriggs104 most friendly lovely people in Australia so could it be a reaction to the way they get treated by Canadians ?
@@JohnnysCafe_ Asians might be incredibly ignorant something to the lack of exposure and intense stereo typing of (specifically) black people . Does not mean certain reactions are really bad intentions of them also nowadays it’s mostly the older generation younger people are accepting, curious and mostly respectful. The lack of exposure and ignorance in those countries is to blame on how many times and how they portray people of different races in the asian media.
No they're not. Right now they're trying to take over Africa. They were very cruel towards BP last year over there. By refusing service to them, and letting them sleep in the streets etc while not helping them go back where they came from. Cut the bull!
They are also known, to be very anti blk.
That fruit sweet/candy on stick is called BingTangHuLu 冰糖葫芦, not BeenToneBlow. 🤣🤣🤣
Somehow your very goofy and funny today 🤣🤣you’ve been mimicking funny words and making sounds like the ending it’s great to see you be happy and enjoy yourself🥰
I do stuff like that too, and it was nice to see I’m not alone in being a goofball. 😅
As a Chinese,I wanna say we respect everyone come from everywhere,especially in many small cities,some of citizens are curious about foreigners,that’s why they wanna talk with U or take a photo with U,but if you think that’s impolite,it’s ok,I believe our citizens will respect U!Salute!!!!
Except for your own Uyghur Muslim citizens :/
@@saveUyghurs WHAT?
@@saveUyghurs don't be lazy by quoting headlines
@saveUughurs You are NOT Uyghur, you are ENDian! You can't even spell the word Uyghur properly. What a shame, look at how Muslims were treated in your own cuntry! Shameless turd!
@@saveUyghurs you must be very satisfied with your ART TO BE ABJECT. politic witches species everywhere
YOU ARE SO SO PRETTY!!! loved ur makeup and outfit 😭🤎
GLAD TO SEE YOU HAVING A LOT OF FUN ❤👍👋 YOU LOOKING BEAUTIFUL 😍❤.FOR SURE.
Videographer repeating what you said @12:15 was too cute. “We are flying”.
i knoooow n he said it all soft too 🤗🤭🥰
The fries scene @ 4:23 even in America in the Chinese restaurants most of the time their fries aren’t good all the way. It’s like they are just soaking them in oil then putting peppers on top or other things. You have to tell them to cook them well done 🥲
What are youtalking about...fried chicken wings and fries are bomb!!!
I watch u from Canada !
Bro I don’t know how you can stand everyone looking at you like that I would feel so uncomfortable. Your so strong and I really admire you
The sweet is called "Bing Tang Hulu" and it has a long history. You can see that in those Wuxia dramas. The ingredients are coated sugar on Hawthorn.
Many middle-aged, elderly and children in China have never seen foreigners, so they are just curious.
So everyone?
@007 Jack
You just included every age group...
But your statement is false, & your'e making excuses for their rudeness!!!
Everyone, who's been taught manners, knows that it's impolite to stare at another person(s)!
@@patrickanitataylor4905 different culture
Why is it rude to stare?
@@anniebanda1810 Pretty much yeah. Especially for small cities and villages. I went to Chengdu, being a Chinese and still get stared at, a lot, because I'm obviously from other cities (actually big cities) because of how I dress and my haircut.
the snack is called 冰糖葫芦 bing tang hu lu, cause it seems like a gourd. It’s fresh fruits covered by a thin sugar layer
you are sooo beautiful in many ways!
You can't really blame them!!!! Its their country full of Chinese people and a beautiful black woman must look like a real life sculpture.......
I love China and Chinese people in general, they respect the intellectual people independent of their color skin.
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China respects all those who work hard, live and enjoy life. Regardless of education, country, color, culture, religion. Hate people who get something for nothing in China
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I went to an all black neighborhood in the USA and everyone was looking at me
THEY KNOW THEY ARE LOOKING AT A BLACK GODDESS......OUR MELANIN AND NATURAL HAIR IS MESMERIZING TO THEM......WE ARE JUST SO DAM BEAUTIFUL !!!
They keep watching you, because you looks different. There doesn't have much foreigners besides those major cities in China, so people barely have change to meet people who are not chinese.
I think she knows that lol
Obviously
Yup I am Asian in Black neighborhood. Yes get stared at all the time. You are not alone, people will naturally do this. People take picture of me all the time. People are curious, it's a part of life. Just live your best life.
Black Americans do not take pictures of you. Your capping if you tell that lie again
Im chinese but don't live in China so I can't see much Asian people in the USA I wish I could see more of my own kinds of people. And thx for sharing this video I never really know what china looks like
Ishhh you are doing so well sister, i could not take being starred at and having taken photos of me without asking, my anxiety would go crazy!
Same thing happens in Africa. You're just not used to traveling and you grew up in Europe where there is a lot of diversity. People in Africa aren't used to seeing other races so they do the exact same thing. It's no big deal really, they're just curious. But you're acting like they shouldn't be surprised because your speaking from a European perspective, not an African one.
@@HeatherLewis213 What about-ism is such a joke 🤣😂 why are you so defensive and sensitive?
You are so pretty!
the candied fruit thing he said it is "bing tang hu lu" 冰糖葫芦, but it is commonly known as "tang hu lu" 糖葫芦
Hope you continue to enjoy your time in China, you seem to have a positive mindset, so I'm sure you'll do just that. People are just curious and mean no harm really :)
What a terrible excuse
@@MonsterZeroLITE bro how is that an excuse?
@@MonsterZeroLITE not an excuse.
@@MonsterZeroLITE japan is worse for foreigners
I love how curious people are when you go to a foreign country and usually they dont see people like you often
So in all this you saying that they never travel to America?
Love your hair
That is because they have never seen a black person in real life, and they are curious, in the Balkans is the same, but they do not have a bad intentions,
Yeah I’ve come to the conclusion that I would not survive in China😭 everytime someone was staring at you I was just screaming “BOO” at the phone
they never seen dark skin before 1 time i see black man i ask to touch his hair i say wow. wow i not believe it real like a magic hair water falls off..
Human beings are always curious about the unknown
17:02 Busola are you alright?😂 You sure your not drunk with the way your acting 😂😂.
Lol yeah the excitement.. I think it's like sugar rush from all the coasters they rode at the park.
I don't drink but I also do that when I'm very happy
@@nnaemekadaniel9578 yeah me and my cousins do that to lol
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You all look like you had so much fun! Your smile is contagious.
For anyone who has been to bad places of America and has been fortunate enough to travel the world, you very well know the difference b/t staring and "the stare". One is because you're a novelty; the other is about to turn into an episode of Roots.
You're so bubbly! Looking at your smile that almost never leaves your face makes me so happy! I wish I could be as bubbly as you
O’ my it looked so much fun 🤩
Asians are really sweet especially when it comes to seeing different cultures😄they get so fascinated by us because they’ve only seen us in the screens never up-close, they’re just curious😭
This is true ..
Some ppl think its, Ppl trying to be racist but majority of the time, its just curiosity.
If a random foreigner asks for ur picture = it usually means your very pretty, and if your taking photos, ur giving social media celebrity vibes lol.
No they’re not, they’re sour
Videos i have seen of Black people in Korea and Japan on the train and bus. People stay away from them 😭😭
But Chinese people will be following them to take pics🤣❤️
@@King-is3td i think thats more of a cultural aspect.
Japanese people and korean people will not openly engage.. similar to NYC and any other bigger cities.
They'll look, and thats about it.
For all the traveling lovers around the world.
Welcome you all and thank you for your support. 🇦🇿 🇹🇷
I live in America, about years ago I took my son that was maybe 2 going on 3 to a dealership, this young chinese lady approached us and she was in awe of my son, wanted to hold him and took a picture with him, that happened in America 😁
We Chinese think you foreign kids look like dolls. So cute...
Dea Busola: My name is Darío Mendoza (USA): I am a Language Arts Teacher. A long time ago, I study
during two semesters in China and it was a very fulfilling cultural experience. However, sometimes, I
felt uneasy by walking in the streets as well as in the University campus because whenever I went, the
Chinese eyes were looking at me. I made a smiling face and continued with my activities. I wish you the best,
I’m half Chinese and half American but I look American, people always rare at me- it does feel weird but I sometimes stare at foreigner too, people mostly do it for curiosity or think you are beautiful, so I understand why they stare and I’m fine with it- Chinese people sometimes stare at people who are beautiful or stand out, there’s no need to feel scared, they won’t do anything to you :D