@@therealdeal2163 It’s not really a lie. Pooh is banned in China. This was built before the ban and I’d assume that existing contracts are what’s keeping this ride open
@@ericp1139 I know the ride's still there. My point was that the only reason it's still open is because it was built before China started banning Winnie the Pooh.
I feel like florida, Shanghai, and Hong Kong have the same Pooh but Cali has a slight variation and Tokyo's has a mindblowingly advanced one. But Paris has none :(
True but Shanghai has different pages, voices, and the height of the animatronics, Hong Kong and Shanghai has the same heffalumps and woozles, Tokyo has a different music of the heffalumps and woozles, Hong Kong has Winnie the Pooh at the windy part is different, and that’s what it is
It's so pathetic that people like you exist just to enjoy watching world burn, even if you are such ignorant shit that actually knows nothing about foreign countries.
@@ZLScratch all of you said can't change the reality that China is going to be your boss tho, and you die real early, your son, daughter and grandchildren all would work for China anyway, but now their father, grandfather seems like a crying baby and really short sighted lol
This looks great for kust a clone of the WDW version. The updated affects are great. Its still funny though that this is in china considering... Well you know.
Nice, I didn't know Shanghai Disneyland has a ride devoted to Chairman Xi Jinping!
Very patriotic.
And they say Winnie the Pooh is banned in China...
Long live the People's Republic of China! We love president Xi Jinping :))
You can always trust Western media, right? Haha
just another lie it seems, it didnt sound plausible.
The Many Adventures of Xi Bear!
but the media here told me Winnie the Pooh was banned in China. how can this be possible?
I can't believe they really made a ride for Xi himself
Which proves that the LIE that Winnie the Pooh is banned in China is just that ! a LIE.
@@therealdeal2163 It’s not really a lie. Pooh is banned in China. This was built before the ban and I’d assume that existing contracts are what’s keeping this ride open
@@rckblzr the ride is still there. You can book a ticket and see for yourself.
@@ericp1139 I know the ride's still there. My point was that the only reason it's still open is because it was built before China started banning Winnie the Pooh.
@@rckblzr you think a country that can build a hospital in a week can’t demolish an amusement park ride?
Excellent job. So colorful and crystal clear. I love it! Thanks! I hope you're going to do Fantasia Carousel. That one looks really cool.
Wait, i thought it was banned....
Congrats, you're now realizing that you've been lied to.
This opened in June of 2016, about a year or two before China banned Pooh.
@@jorgearnoldson3107 this video was posted 2 years after 2016
@@BattleDroid739 For some reason, the ride still stands to this day.
Because there was never a ban on the Pooh?
It’s not fair Paris doesn’t have Winnie the Pooh!
They may build it in the future maybe their lazy
Lots of colors! Good job
Lol I thought Winnie the Pooh is banned in China?
@thatrabbitguy why don't you try wearing a shirt with trump as a happy merchant on it in the JewSA
It is banned, go to Wikipedia and research a little you dummy. It's just not an universal 100% ban, it depends on the context...
thatrabbitguy brainwashed guy got proven wrong now he’s crying and moving the goal post. Waaaa
Durrr it’s banned in China, whoa they really missed that one didn’t they lol fucking idiots
@thatrabbitguy The meme isn't banned, you sinophobic eglin shill.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Earnest_Voice
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Mockingbird
I feel like florida, Shanghai, and Hong Kong have the same Pooh but Cali has a slight variation and Tokyo's has a mindblowingly advanced one. But Paris has none :(
Paris has other rides which the other parks don't have so it's ok
True but Shanghai has different pages, voices, and the height of the animatronics, Hong Kong and Shanghai has the same heffalumps and woozles, Tokyo has a different music of the heffalumps and woozles, Hong Kong has Winnie the Pooh at the windy part is different, and that’s what it is
You know what that means - HEADLINE: DICTATORIAL FRANCE BANS WINNIE THE POOH
@@zhanwenchen9238 😅😅😅😅 I was about to comment the same things
Bbbbbut leddit told me duh evil coomies ban winnie the pooh?
2:57 it actually looks like it is raining lol
Agreed
That was great
It’s the same as at Disney world except Chinese!
Ikr? I thought it would be different ;-;
Long live the People's Republic of China! We love president Xi Jinping :))
If you look closely you can see XI jinping as Winnie THE pooh
And yet, the ride still exists. Funny that, huh?
@@ericp1139 The ride is clearly his favorite ride. He makes people think they lose all of their social credit so the line is short.
It's so pathetic that people like you exist just to enjoy watching world burn, even if you are such ignorant shit that actually knows nothing about foreign countries.
@@ZLScratch all of you said can't change the reality that China is going to be your boss tho, and you die real early, your son, daughter and grandchildren all would work for China anyway, but now their father, grandfather seems like a crying baby and really short sighted lol
Long live the People's Republic of China! We love president Xi Jinping :))
The Adventures of Xinnie the Ping.
Wait, isn't winnie banned in china?
Haha nope, western propaganda...
It was temporary banned on social media to compare Xi Jingping to him a few years ago.
Long live the People's Republic of China! We love president Xi Jinping :))
@@doloresumbridge2531cope
小熊維尼萬歲!
May his reign last a thousand years! And glory to the great honeypot! 🍯
Long live the People's Republic of China! We love president Xi Jinping :))
1:36
This looks great for kust a clone of the WDW version. The updated affects are great. Its still funny though that this is in china considering... Well you know.
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