I love the people and all the buildings everything looks so beautiful! Not like the fake videos with the two meter long legged women. This is real and beautiful 😍
@@GirlWithNoPatience something wrong with the guy, it looks like a shit hole , living in a dumpster , nice atmosphere, building layout, but a complete asss shit hole
I’ve been to Guangzhou. There’s a huge difference from the older areas and buildings compared with the newer. Also, you really don’t want to risk the street food.
OMG This is almost as noisy as a big-city ghetto in America!! Jesus Christ WTF is with all the honking...ridiculous!!! Sigh...no wonder Chinese people are so patient; they have such "great" training...!
normal Chinese, what do you mean? These are migrant workers who wish to save most of the money by choosing a cheap rent. They can choose to live in apartments as well but it will eat up a lot of their savings, which they don't prefer.
Do you see how even in this poor (?) neighborhood everything is rather clean and ppl travel emissions free? It is rather silent and it does not look like a dangerous place.
Jesus so many of those damned electric bikes (no scooters oddly enough??) with them exploding batteries...how do they do it??? Chinese are obviously very careful people!!! All over NYC people are dying from those stupid electric bikes and scooters and their batteries....
They do a good job keeping everything rather clean but obviously the people themselves are key and fortunately conscientious about litter! So unlike New York's many filthy Chinatowns -- I wonder why!
depends on which city in China in which year. Urban villages or ghettoes used to be common in the cities across China, but nowadays most of the cities in China have torn down most of their urban villages (there are some still existing but in small numbers ) for urban developments, but the cities in the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong still have many such villages due to the influx of migrant workers from other provinces in the past 4 decades who prefer such an accomodation. In Guangdong, many urban villages actually occupy prime locations in the cities (some are even close to downtown) and the land prices are already very high these days and the local government find it increasingly unaffordable to dismantle them, at the same time it also creates social dissatisfaction as these urban villages offer cheap rents to many migrant workers who wish to save most of their money. So the local governments in Guangzhou are slow in tearing down these villages but they are still doing it.
Roughly the equivalent of US$700 to $1K in general so still quite affordable, I'm glad to know! Unfortunately there's talk that many young folks -- even recent college grads -- can't find much work so that's troubling...hopefully next year will be so much better!!
Al parecer tienen estándares bastante altos. Sin embargo seamos honestos la sobrepoblación, quizá lleve a muchos a vivir en espacios pequeños y no podrían comprar un auto, etc. Dudo que su problema sea de salud, o educación como en otros lados. También me he encontrado con discursos que buscan incentivar al ciudadano y al empresario a no caer en prácticas estilo Honk Kong o Corea del sur, con respecto a la calidad de la vivienda. Eso les llevará algo más de tiempo. Apparently they have pretty high standards. However, let's be honest, overpopulation may lead many to live in small spaces and they would not be able to buy a car, etc. I doubt that your problem is health or education like elsewhere. I have also come across speeches that seek to encourage citizens and businessmen not to fall into Honk Kong or South Korea style practices, with respect to the quality of housing. That will take a little more time.
It depends on your reference. Urban villagers locate in megacities. Of course the urban villages are the relatively poor regions in the megacities. But the urban villages in megacities are still richer than some very rural regions.
they are shod in American fashion "American style" dressed "American style", I wish them, like in America, the house, the swimming pool, the car, and beautiful children who have fun in their garden
Yeah despite the very clear signs forbidding it -- never mind the damned loudspeakers from popup street vendors...where's the authoritarian secret police when you need them LOL
Their "life at the bottom" still looks better than my life in middle America. Not that I'm downplaying the hardship of the working class in China, I just wish my country had better urban development.
This is "lives of [Chinese] people at the bottom" of the society??? Not bad at all. I invite you to visit the American slums, i.e., the place that is called "The Hole" in New York City. You will know what it really means to live at the bottom of the social and economic hierarchy.
*多谢更新啊！兄弟們不管哪个城市，找心爱的女孩子上課请看這！* 💝💝
I love the people and all the buildings everything looks so beautiful! Not like the fake videos with the two meter long legged women. This is real and beautiful 😍
🤣🦵🦵
@@GirlWithNoPatience something wrong with the guy, it looks like a shit hole , living in a dumpster , nice atmosphere, building layout, but a complete asss shit hole
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL!!! I hope one day I can stay here a while. I love urban society
I’ve been to Guangzhou. There’s a huge difference from the older areas and buildings compared with the newer. Also, you really don’t want to risk the street food.
Amazing video, looks mostly beautiful but also does not look safe at all in some of it.
Great to see working-class China!! Always wondered where the migrants and other normal Chinese live -- thanks for sharing!
OMG This is almost as noisy as a big-city ghetto in America!! Jesus Christ WTF is with all the honking...ridiculous!!!
Sigh...no wonder Chinese people are so patient; they have such "great" training...!
normal Chinese, what do you mean? These are migrant workers who wish to save most of the money by choosing a cheap rent. They can choose to live in apartments as well but it will eat up a lot of their savings, which they don't prefer.
Love your posts; I sort of "feel at home" in this environment and could handle experiencing the vibes that exist here,
I agree -- except the loudspeakers and whizzing motorbikes would piss me off no end so no I can't agree LOL
Excelente video y que vibrante ciudad y pais.
More of this. U found a whole for artists. For now i will Use your urban walk for sketching Perspective
好棒啊。👍👍
Do you see how even in this poor (?) neighborhood everything is rather clean and ppl travel emissions free? It is rather silent and it does not look like a dangerous place.
Amazing
i'm not a big fan of the motorcycles
17:44 the boss
wow it's awesome.
But what is the name of the urbanized town or what is it?
Huang Cho village city
Huangcun Village
What's the guy behind you yelling about near the end of the video?
Yea I also want to know lol
Still far less homeless people on the streets than in the USA
我没看到有无家可归的
USA is a 💩🕳
I wonder in case of emergency how the fire brigade or the ambulance will deal with the incident in these narrow streets ?
Great question...now just imagine thousands of years ago when cities in China were already in the low millions!
How does any mail ever get delivered LOL there are no street signs hahahahahaha!!!
Jesus so many of those damned electric bikes (no scooters oddly enough??) with them exploding batteries...how do they do it???
Chinese are obviously very careful people!!! All over NYC people are dying from those stupid electric bikes and scooters and their batteries....
oh dang too many ebikes.
28:07 LOL The local sanitation department!
They do a good job keeping everything rather clean but obviously the people themselves are key and fortunately conscientious about litter!
So unlike New York's many filthy Chinatowns -- I wonder why!
20:12 -- obviously homeless Chinese guy...quite young but blackened by dirt -- hopefully he's just new to the city and will be settled soon!!!
great movie, you inspire me, of course I subscribe to your channel and hope to join you on more advent😊🎉
土家酱香饼，自从来安徽工作后就再也没吃过了
How many live in these urban villages around the country ?
What city or town is this and are they welcoming to western tourists?
Common around China. I’m an American and I live in such an urban village and people are friendly though you will get stared at often
@@cjgutierrez2018you're white american living urban village in china ? Where and why ?
depends on which city in China in which year. Urban villages or ghettoes used to be common in the cities across China, but nowadays most of the cities in China have torn down most of their urban villages (there are some still existing but in small numbers ) for urban developments, but the cities in the Pearl River Delta in Guangdong still have many such villages due to the influx of migrant workers from other provinces in the past 4 decades who prefer such an accomodation. In Guangdong, many urban villages actually occupy prime locations in the cities (some are even close to downtown) and the land prices are already very high these days and the local government find it increasingly unaffordable to dismantle them, at the same time it also creates social dissatisfaction as these urban villages offer cheap rents to many migrant workers who wish to save most of their money. So the local governments in Guangzhou are slow in tearing down these villages but they are still doing it.
it would be nice if you explored some of the shops
He should visit the local pleasure-house...real vibes of Hong Kong's "Kowloon Walled City" here!
24:40 有点像林心如
Must be interesting at night!
This is a poor area of china? This looks a thousand times better than India
This'll be considered quite developed in India. LoL
It can be regraded as extreme poor in China, they come from poor villages to work in the city
We are all hakka
France la Rochelle
If the house rent 100 dollars monthly, approximate how much the cost for food
Usually $150 a month
Thats affordable as hell
@@Divosligo I suppose that depends on what the people are earning.
Roughly the equivalent of US$700 to $1K in general so still quite affordable, I'm glad to know!
Unfortunately there's talk that many young folks -- even recent college grads -- can't find much work so that's troubling...hopefully next year will be so much better!!
Anybody knows what city this is? Thank you for your time 👋🇲🇽
So, these people are considered poor?
In China anything once labelled as village,it is always guarantee to be poor , backwards, etc if not the poorest,most backwards.
@@michaelzap8528 what does backward mean. people are uneducated? Junkies? extremists?
if it is about earnings, cost of living in also low
@@fellowhuman4656人们会接受九年义务教育，然后进行教育分流一半的人进入普通高中一半的人进入职业学校。至于瘾君子，中国禁毒非常严。携带50克可卡因就会被判死刑，因此中国你基本见不到瘾君子。极端分子在十年前的西北地区有，他们无差别的杀害和他们意见不同的人。现在已经在高压打击下销声匿迹了。至于你说的收入和支出，笼统的说大城市收入高支出也高小城市收入少支出也少。当然具体情况看你自己的能力。
Al parecer tienen estándares bastante altos. Sin embargo seamos honestos la sobrepoblación, quizá lleve a muchos a vivir en espacios pequeños y no podrían comprar un auto, etc. Dudo que su problema sea de salud, o educación como en otros lados.
También me he encontrado con discursos que buscan incentivar al ciudadano y al empresario a no caer en prácticas estilo Honk Kong o Corea del sur, con respecto a la calidad de la vivienda. Eso les llevará algo más de tiempo.
Apparently they have pretty high standards. However, let's be honest, overpopulation may lead many to live in small spaces and they would not be able to buy a car, etc. I doubt that your problem is health or education like elsewhere.
I have also come across speeches that seek to encourage citizens and businessmen not to fall into Honk Kong or South Korea style practices, with respect to the quality of housing. That will take a little more time.
It depends on your reference. Urban villagers locate in megacities. Of course the urban villages are the relatively poor regions in the megacities. But the urban villages in megacities are still richer than some very rural regions.
they are shod in American fashion "American style" dressed "American style", I wish them, like in America, the house, the swimming pool, the car, and beautiful children who have fun in their garden
looks beautiful? Are you serious? Maybe we were watching a different video.
wow people can ride the motorcycle straight inside the market😂 thats convenient
Yeah despite the very clear signs forbidding it -- never mind the damned loudspeakers from popup street vendors...where's the authoritarian secret police when you need them LOL
@@davidchou1675in cities
@@davidchou1675authoritarian police? How do they compare with American Police?
Their "life at the bottom" still looks better than my life in middle America. Not that I'm downplaying the hardship of the working class in China, I just wish my country had better urban development.
I like the absence of cars. Very friendly.
this Channel seems to try its best to paint China in the worst light possible, and this is all it can come up with.
Imagine being this delusional.
11:55 looks like a horror movie
This is "lives of [Chinese] people at the bottom" of the society??? Not bad at all. I invite you to visit the American slums, i.e., the place that is called "The Hole" in New York City. You will know what it really means to live at the bottom of the social and economic hierarchy.
There is no English sign board all written in Chinese.
I will put up Hindi signs for you.
22:10 --Stuck at skirt 😅 U
still better than the best place in India