FREEDOM in China Does Not Exist... | 中国不存在自由

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  • @BarrettYT
    @BarrettYT  3 года назад +596

    Before I came to China I never understood how the word "freedom" could be perceived in so many different ways.
    Have you had any experience which really opened up your eyes to this fact?

    • @relaxwhc
      @relaxwhc 3 года назад +93

      The world is not just USA and Europe. The world is very wide 😂
      Not many people realize that 💥
      They think the world should become like them 😂😂😂

    • @rudeboyses
      @rudeboyses 3 года назад +96

      as a Thai man raised in America since 3 years old, i was also indoctrinated to believe American freedom is best. however, my parents talk of life back in the homeland of: freedom to relax, enjoy life, small govt, community.. yes, they were poor but were emotionally, spiritually fulfilled. in America, we have more money but are unfulfilled, lonely, lost, unhappy.

    • @hcjet
      @hcjet 3 года назад +21

      freedom is most important/prioritized thing for people who does NOT really have it...

    • @user-oz9ku7me4c
      @user-oz9ku7me4c 3 года назад +86

      中国一直在进步,也一直在开放。25年前,一个老外敢在路上拍视频,就会有街道上的居委会大爷大妈上前询问,甚至便衣警察阻止你拍摄,甚至先把你抓走审查了再说。10年前,凤凰台记者在路上采访,多拿了一个看板,都被阻止,而现在的中国,很多老外在中国路上拍视频,拍vlog,没有人管你。如果那些反共反华的人,在路上故意喊反动口号或是去偷拍军事基地,那就是自已找死!虽然现在中国境内还不能随便上youtube等,但那也是因为中国对自己的治理还不够满意,不够自信,同时也是为了保护境外的网站,否则中国8亿网民,有1/3是爱国网民,就近3亿,足以把世界网络洗版了!!!

    • @hghdrtc3162
      @hghdrtc3162 3 года назад +4

      In my city an uglying girl walking midnight in the downtown means"Welcome skid rows to my fresh body ..take my body ",,🥰🥰🥰

  • @treedillon
    @treedillon 3 года назад +1472

    In Chinese education, freedom and responsibility are put together, and the two are inseparable.

    • @toosmall4674
      @toosmall4674 3 года назад +38

      That's why I advocate if ya want to vote ...Ya have to pay tax.... atleast 5yrs

    • @kokfoongsoo2480
      @kokfoongsoo2480 3 года назад +13

      @@toosmall4674 also one must pay tax to be eligible for presidency

    • @sosoable
      @sosoable 3 года назад +8

      @@toosmall4674 Why are the poor not eligible to vote

    • @sosoable
      @sosoable 3 года назад +10

      @@toosmall4674 I don't need a job. I don't have to pay taxes. I grow vegetables in my own house. Why can't I vote.

    • @sosoable
      @sosoable 3 года назад +6

      @@kokfoongsoo2480 What if the president is a farmer? The farmer doesn't pay taxes

  • @jakew5987
    @jakew5987 3 года назад +572

    Freedom is relative, it's not absolute. You cannot use your freedom to infringe upon another person's freedom, or use your freedom for harm. In other words, you have consider how your freedom will impact another person's life. If you live with other people, you have to sacrifice some freedom for the sake of society. If you want total freedom, you have to go live out in the nowhere. You cannot just go shot somebody if you feel like it. If you cannot just insult somebody if you feel like it. There are limits to your freedom if you live in a society, you have use it responsibly. There is a cost associated with irresponsible behaviours. So freedom is not completely free if you live in a society in the sense you can do whatever because if that's the case, then there is no control what kind of behaviours are accepted and it can be used to hurt other people. You need to put limits to what you can do. Imagine if we live in a society where people can just do whatever they want. Then everybody what be fighting with each other whenever they are frustrated. Please use freedom for the goodness of this world, not for evil. Not like the USA, chanting freedom but dropping bombs on other people.

    • @OvenZheng
      @OvenZheng 3 года назад +30

      说的很好!👍

    • @alleygator8538
      @alleygator8538 3 года назад +41

      Well said. It is so ironic that the person shouting 'freedom', seems to often ignore the freedoms of all other parties.

    • @chongdi6140
      @chongdi6140 3 года назад +35

      Freedom without respect and responsibility to others will results in anarchy

    • @huiyiong1379
      @huiyiong1379 3 года назад +16

      Well said!!!

    • @ivinwitch4054
      @ivinwitch4054 3 года назад +19

      if freedom without respect and responsibilities, it's no different between human and 峨眉山的monkey( goutou )

  • @JohnnysCafe_
    @JohnnysCafe_ 3 года назад +756

    Well at the last count the Chinese people were most numerous tourists, travelling all over the world and all return home. If the western media were to be believed then there would be hundreds of thousands seeking political asylum, but no, all we see is happy people returning home after their holiday.❤️🇨🇳

    • @Peter-ox8lj
      @Peter-ox8lj 3 года назад +31

      should be millions and millions

    • @ericliume
      @ericliume 3 года назад +26

      Exactly.

    • @최용-p9f
      @최용-p9f 3 года назад +13

      👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹

    • @peng2024
      @peng2024 3 года назад +51

      Very correct, but sometimes some people would rather believe the media than a real Chinese.

    • @Peter-ox8lj
      @Peter-ox8lj 3 года назад

      @@peng2024 u know why?

  • @anha6687
    @anha6687 3 года назад +142

    I am just glad that at least one person (even just one) see China the way I see and respect our value and culture in this world. Thank you so much!

    • @Nickname0135
      @Nickname0135 3 года назад +2

      I think there are a lot of people who do respect Chinese culture. But respect doesn't mean that you can't express disagreement.

    • @shroudedghosthunter8463
      @shroudedghosthunter8463 3 года назад

      Laowhy86

    • @magnuscritikaleak5045
      @magnuscritikaleak5045 2 года назад

      SSSErpent of Eden ZApartheid.

    • @kk-rp6yw
      @kk-rp6yw 2 года назад +1

      Lol Barret is a CCP shill. He is being paid by the Chinese government

    • @susiearviso3032
      @susiearviso3032 Год назад

      I suspect that God isn't very happy with China. They've participated in a lot of wrongs. They've been ruthless with its people; they imprison people for the smallest errs. They execute their own people for talking against the leaders. They practiced harvesting the organs of "law breakers" for years. There is no freedom for the Chinese citizens. Chinese government does not allow Christianity. The Chinese Christians have to hide in caves at night to practice their love for Jesus. There is no freedom for the Chinese. Only internal freedom that comes from God.

  • @iWantPeace838
    @iWantPeace838 3 года назад +34

    This has to be one of the best video by Olly. You look calm and collected. Your argument has been sound, without being intimidating. Well done.

  • @renawong8249
    @renawong8249 3 года назад +83

    You've grown so much over the past 2 years Oli!!!!1

    • @carolchu8189
      @carolchu8189 3 года назад +3

      Agree. Oli is more mature now

  • @relaxwhc
    @relaxwhc 3 года назад +246

    If you believe China is a peaceful and progressive nation, raise your hand 🙋✋🔥

  • @peaceandprosperitytotheworld
    @peaceandprosperitytotheworld 3 года назад +20

    Well said, thank you for sharing and explaining this important cultural and philosophical differences, I agreed 100%. Also, I wish your dad a speedy recovery, and keep your videos coming. ❤️from 🇨🇦, cheers.

  • @平孙-c2c
    @平孙-c2c 10 месяцев назад +1

    Emm……I agree with you. Freedom is a very broad term,and as you know,many people can consider what freedom is from different perspective.There is no absolute standard for it.

  • @cychewable
    @cychewable 3 года назад +284

    Well shared of thought. If I could add on then I would like to share the word 'Respect'. We often hear people say please respect my freedom of this and that... But, I personally feel that many people has forgotten the word 'Respect'. Like you have shared, people expects freedom without restrain or boundry but never thought is that feasible. If everyone also has freedom without restrain and boundry, I wonder how choatic the world can be. The world is still not chaotic is not because all of us knowing how to respect but because governed by laws and regulation. A true freedom can only be achieved when everyone start respecting others and accepting deversity even without laws and regulations.

    • @chongdi6140
      @chongdi6140 3 года назад +9

      Freedom without respect and responsibility to others will results in anarchy

    • @franceslo9882
      @franceslo9882 3 года назад +1

      Very well said! Laws make the world in order and to make it balance among all

    • @蛤蟆大神
      @蛤蟆大神 3 года назад +2

      agree

    • @奴性墙国
      @奴性墙国 3 года назад +6

      There is no absolute freedom. Excessive freedom will only bring chaos. The murderer will regard murder as his freedom. The rapist will regard rape as his freedom.

    • @索个个
      @索个个 3 года назад +6

      你是真正懂自由的人之一。目前西方宣传的自由根本不切实际,那只是噱头和工具。未来怎么样,让我们拭目以待。

  • @scalarnai
    @scalarnai 3 года назад +64

    East is East and West is West, never the Twain shall meet......each to its own devices. Nations should mind their own businesses and stop interfering in other nations affairs. If you don't want others to dictate to you then don't do it to others. Good topic Ollie 👍

    • @daquaviousbingleton7471
      @daquaviousbingleton7471 2 года назад

      I think the problem is that the US is in such a big part built on idealism and relies on it so heavily in its structure that we cannot help but try to spread and support our ideas in other countries, forcefully or not.

  • @effie-Toronto
    @effie-Toronto 3 года назад +148

    I totally agree with you about China and I love the country and its people

    • @kanjjtuoerchuq3385
      @kanjjtuoerchuq3385 2 года назад +4

      thank you,Hoping you can come our country(China) to travel,and enjoy the TRUE CHINA,without BBC or CNN

    • @kaz-H
      @kaz-H 2 года назад

      我也爱你们。

  • @roger41908
    @roger41908 3 года назад +38

    It is amazing to see such mature viewpoints from a man at such young age.

    • @mengmeng7215
      @mengmeng7215 3 года назад

      中国很多年轻人都在思考这些问题,他们都对自由这个词有自己的见解,他只是来到中国社会后被带入到这个氛围里而已

  • @xiaofengli4426
    @xiaofengli4426 3 года назад +27

    Having lived in UK for over 20 years and now stay in China, I think there is a profound difference in understanding freedom. Chinese people think it is important to repect other people's interests while have their own freedom. It is very similar to Japaness concept that you should not bring troubles to others. For example, in terms of wearing masks, Western freedom emphasis on that it is my own right not to wearing them. However, Chinese people think you should wear them as by not doing so, you may spread the virus to others and you should not have the right doing so. Which one is better depends on your social background but judging from the Covid-19 results, I think the Chinese way is more reasonable. Chinese people also think a lot of political correctness practices are ridiculous.

    • @sandyerislandy7543
      @sandyerislandy7543 2 года назад

      I have been told by Chinese people that when a Chinese person cheats another person they don't feel they did something immoral. Instead they view their cheating as an act of greater intelligence than their victim's.

    • @sgrkath8824
      @sgrkath8824 2 года назад

      @@sandyerislandy7543keep distance @@sandyerislandy7543 @@sandyerislandy7543

  • @hcjet
    @hcjet 3 года назад +111

    freedom is most important/prioritized thing for people who does NOT really have it...

    • @xyz-pf1yz
      @xyz-pf1yz 3 года назад +25

      prisoners want freedom

    • @ielee1765
      @ielee1765 3 года назад +8

      Your freedom and my freedom is very different, hence lets accept that and respect each other. US imposed their American democratic value onto most countries in the world and if don't, they will sanctioned or force regime change, etc. This not freedom.

    • @hannibalyin8853
      @hannibalyin8853 3 года назад +5

      @@kye4216 whoosh

    • @diezero2483
      @diezero2483 3 года назад +4

      yup,philosophical. Just like who needs money the most? the poor.

    • @vangcruz4442
      @vangcruz4442 3 года назад +5

      There was a line in a popular movie. "Great Power comes with Great Responsibility" Freedom on paper does not mean real Freedom in everyday life.

  • @88eclhome71
    @88eclhome71 3 года назад +209

    Well said, every word spoken defined the difference in perception between the West and China’s definition of the word Freedom.

    • @BarrettYT
      @BarrettYT  3 года назад +15

      Thank you

    • @grandwonder5858
      @grandwonder5858 3 года назад +35

      I don’t know about China, but every time I said truthful things about the crimes and atrocities that the US government has committed, but white people find offensive, RUclips or the people operating the RUclips channel always blocked me! Including the Barrett’s channel! So what kind of freedom of speech is that?
      For example: just because I pointed out the fact that the racist US government banned anybody from taking pictures of the Chinese railroad workers in the 1800’s in order to prevent the Chinese people from getting any credit for building the railroads across America and the fact that the US also forced the Chinese government to take the bodies of over 200,000 dead Chinese railroad workers back to China so that they could be buried there instead of allowing them to be buried in the American soil since white Americans considered allowing dead Chinese people to be buried in the Anerican soil to be dishonorable to their land and for that my comment was blocked from being posted on RUclips! This comment that I’ve made is 100 true! Anybody who doubts what I said should pick up some reliable history books and do some research like I did for my Civil Rights classes that I took in college! I can understand blocking comments made by pathological liars like Crooked Trump since everything he says is a lie, but when somebody is telling the truth, even when it is a truth that might offend somebody, you have got to let them practice their freedom to speak! Otherwise, the west’s idea of freedom of speech is just a bunch of BS lies and hypocrisies!

    • @奴性墙国
      @奴性墙国 3 года назад +4

      There is no absolute freedom. Excessive freedom will only bring chaos. The murderer will regard murder as his freedom. The rapist will regard rape as his freedom.

    • @gofurtherafield6319
      @gofurtherafield6319 3 года назад +2

      @@grandwonder5858 你是个好人,注意安全。并不是每个人都拥有良知。你要保护好自己

    • @michael511128
      @michael511128 3 года назад +1

      I still don't like the title. Tens of thousands youtubers who do not know your channel would have read the title, agreed with it, and move on.

  • @walid7885
    @walid7885 3 года назад +251

    I don't think Assange is free, he is actually in jail for publishing the truth.

    • @linusmayden8465
      @linusmayden8465 3 года назад +25

      So free Snowden fled to Russia and Aaron Swarts killed himself over being harassed by the FBI.

    • @bennywong3183
      @bennywong3183 3 года назад +2

      have you ever been in jail? if not, try before you have fantasy

    • @PP-vf1kx
      @PP-vf1kx 3 года назад +2

      …you can’t handle the truth! 🤐

    • @yndiiatecow2536
      @yndiiatecow2536 3 года назад +10

      @@linusmayden8465 aaron was murdered, not committed suicide, for telling the truth.

    • @cosmoray9750
      @cosmoray9750 3 года назад +4

      Julian is a political prisoner.....if you think about it.

  • @老余NotFound-404
    @老余NotFound-404 3 года назад +15

    作为一个中国人,我们理解的自由是积极的,具体的,而非抽象的,消极的。对我们来说,自由意味着免于饥饿,自由意味着免于被威胁,自由意味着安全,自由意味着自由的生活。
    我们并不把散布仇恨和恶意的言论看成自由,也不把个人拥有枪支看成自由--相反,我们认为这是对其他人的安全的一种潜在威胁,它妨碍了其他人免于恐惧的自由。我们也不把攻击政府和分裂社会看成一种自由,与此相反,我们有人大会议的提案制度,对于如何更好的运行社会形成讨论,最后产生可以执行的方案和政策。
    怎样的自由才是好的自由?也许在网络空间里会一直争论下去,谁也说服不了对方。但若你有机会生活在其中,你将会对这种非常具体的自由有更加真切的感受。

  • @farrertablet
    @farrertablet 3 года назад +360

    You spoke the truth. I am a Chinese Singaporean. l witnessed my country (Singapore) evolved from a very poor disunited place into one of the better countries in the world. Yes, l valued freedom... freedom to enjoy security, a home, future development, good public facilities, stable income, good quality of life these are real freedom. Always debating and arguing between political parties and party supporters - the hallmark of Western freedom and democracy is not what l like my country to have.

    • @Queen_of_QX
      @Queen_of_QX 3 года назад +9

      Yep. Multiple party is one of the ways to free people. There are so many other ways. Singapore is still free when people call it leegapore.

    • @rogerfaint499
      @rogerfaint499 3 года назад +8

      @@Queen_of_QX No, we call it famiLee.

    • @Albert_Einstein_not
      @Albert_Einstein_not 3 года назад +12

      @@rogerfaint499 please don’t say “we” when it’s only you and/or a bunch of idiots like you

    • @Queen_of_QX
      @Queen_of_QX 3 года назад +1

      @@rogerfaint499 Time to fight back

    • @RobinYu-r5y
      @RobinYu-r5y 3 года назад +7

      明朝党争误国亡国的历史教训还不惨痛吗?目前这么多皿煮国家执政党和在野党为了反对而反对,不是戏耍百姓吗?

  • @leogogo7041
    @leogogo7041 3 года назад +180

    Many people don't know that Chinese socialism is more like the Singapore, not the Soviet Union or North Korea. This is also due to the uniqueness of Chinese history and Chinese culture. Of course, China used to be more like the Soviet model, and at the same time it made many mistakes and disasters. But you need to know that China from an ancient society, the end of the Qing Dynasty, from a history of humiliation to colonization, to the 21st century, only more than a hundred years. China has tried many methods, a lot of wrong roads and a lot of lessons learned, even before 1949 also. And now, finally found the correct modern economic route.

    • @大象大头
      @大象大头 3 года назад +5

      中国哪里像新加坡,不懂就不要胡扯。

    • @5203344WXT
      @5203344WXT 3 года назад +16

      是的,當年國家很窮,決定走改革開放的道路時,當時的領導人鄧小平先生有去新加坡拜訪李光耀先生取經,李光耀先生還鼓勵鄧小平說:“我們能做到的,你們也一定能做到”。鄧先生回來後,就大刀闊斧的搞了個特區深圳,並派了人材團隊去香港和新加坡學習先進的管理經驗、公務員體制和金融貿易,回來就應用上了,深圳試點成功後,就逐漸把各種經驗擴大到全國各地省市。

    • @weizhang2834
      @weizhang2834 3 года назад +11

      Singapore is much more stricter than China

    • @苏勋宗·乔夫
      @苏勋宗·乔夫 3 года назад +6

      @@大象大头 中国确实和坡市学了不少,当初想搞淡马锡模式来着,但是没成

    • @大象大头
      @大象大头 3 года назад +2

      @@5203344WXT 邓小平只是从新加坡模式那里得到信心,也就是,并不是美国所谓的民主制度才是唯一强盛之路。所以才会坚持一个政党--共产党的领导。并不是跟新加坡学了什么东西。新加坡的现象只不过是给中国领导人一个信念而已。

  • @relaxwhc
    @relaxwhc 3 года назад +50

    FREEDOM? Ask Meng Wanzhou what she thinks of freedom in the West 😂
    Freedom to get kidnapped 💥

    • @falkw2813
      @falkw2813 3 года назад +1

      Ask Peng Shuai...lol

  • @jennyohara4011
    @jennyohara4011 3 года назад +13

    When I visited China, no one seemed troubled or under pressure, all happy little puddings actually.

  • @johnlee1546
    @johnlee1546 2 года назад +20

    Thank you for bringing out the security camera topic. As a Chinese living in Canada, I really wish there are more security cameras is Canada. I wouldnt let my mom walk dog after sunset. And when I go out when its dark I always worry and be vigilant of the surrounding even though I live in a fairly ok community.
    I always hear and see people criticize China for having too many cameras that the government can spy its citizens and track everyone, and if they were to live in a society like that they would feel a part of their freedom is taken. Every time I hear someone say that I always get a big WTF in my mind. Like WTF makes you so important and interesting that the government wants to send time and recourse to watch you 24/7? What even makes you think you deserve the attention? Why would any government wants to spend so much recourses to watch its 1.4 billion citizens go about their average day, day after day? For what?

    • @bbsixsix9453
      @bbsixsix9453 Год назад

      Yes,security camera is important

    • @andrewlim7751
      @andrewlim7751 Год назад

      If free for all in 1.4billion China are to be a reality, I don't think anybody can handle it.

    • @海伊娜
      @海伊娜 Год назад

      The camera is designed to monitor crime. If you are not a criminal or someone who affects social norms, no one will be interested in your life

    • @DarkwarriorJ
      @DarkwarriorJ Год назад +1

      For any Canadian, to directly experience what it feels like to live under so many cameras without going to China... go to London, in the UK.
      Good god, every single pole in that city was infested with at least two dozen cameras each. I am aware that they're almost entirely private businesses trying to protect themselves, but London managed to make it creepy. Personally, I'd much prefer that we don't need so many security cameras here in Canada, especially on every random street like in London. The security cameras in China seem more out of the way than those in the UK, where the visible deterrence aspect is rather played up, but it sure as heck made London feel completely unappealing and unfriendly compared to Paris (which has its own fair share of cameras, but compared to London? Yeah.)

    • @johnm7267
      @johnm7267 4 месяца назад

      Strange how America criticises China for having cameras yet the FBI and CIA spies on everyone

  • @samyang5873
    @samyang5873 3 года назад +195

    There's a huge gap between RESPONSIBLE freedom from SENSELESS freedom.

    • @奴性墙国
      @奴性墙国 3 года назад +12

      There is no absolute freedom. Excessive freedom will only bring chaos. The murderer will regard murder as his freedom. The rapist will regard rape as his freedom.

    • @condorX2
      @condorX2 3 года назад +3

      Just look at the mask debate where passengers able assault flight staffs

    • @phatrick8848
      @phatrick8848 3 года назад +1

      China has a senseless authoritarian rule.

    • @osmanthuskeyk
      @osmanthuskeyk 3 года назад

      true

    • @sandyerislandy7543
      @sandyerislandy7543 2 года назад +1

      you mean between responsible and irresponsible what would senseless freedom be?

  • @leenwalter3999
    @leenwalter3999 3 года назад +9

    Hi Barret, thanks your great work that may wake some people to open eye to see the whole world rather than just western.

  • @maniaouri2146
    @maniaouri2146 3 года назад +114

    Hi Oli thanks for your great videos, wish and pray for the quick recovery of your dad .
    Julian Assange is the person who can explain what western style freedom means

    • @hugochu8775
      @hugochu8775 2 года назад

      Yup, look at him now.

    • @sandyerislandy7543
      @sandyerislandy7543 2 года назад

      a most pertinent point. But worse would have happened to him had he whistle-blown in China exposing the conduct of the Chinese government. Yes/No? The west's treatment of Assange is nothing short of scandalous. I suspect that in China we would by now be calling it murderous.

  • @georwoogle
    @georwoogle 3 года назад +62

    Your analysis and elaboration of the essence of freedom are superb in terms of perspectives from different angles. What a change that I can see in you in the past two years, Oli! I have been enjoying your videos more and more. By the way, best wishes to your dad for his health!

    • @shroudedghosthunter8463
      @shroudedghosthunter8463 3 года назад

      Laowhy86

    • @shroudedghosthunter8463
      @shroudedghosthunter8463 2 года назад +1

      @@MagicMikey1 I think this whole comment section is full of "agents" if you know what I mean. Just read through lol. And yea this dude is a sellout and a traitor.

  • @首楞嚴三昧
    @首楞嚴三昧 3 года назад +15

    Westerners mostly seek Freedom from the outside (desires). Easterners attain Freedom from the inside (inner peace). When the mind is not in peace, you will never see beauty in the world.

    • @咕咕鸡吃毛毛虫
      @咕咕鸡吃毛毛虫 3 года назад

      违法成仙,金身砸碎。
      和尚要拜習主席,基督教徒要背党章,伊斯兰教徒?伊斯兰教徒个个都是重点监控对象。

  • @Jimmy_Chow
    @Jimmy_Chow 3 года назад +154

    Oil的观点非常接地气且客观,在两年的时间里能有这样的见解,非常难得👍👍👍

    • @jamesjian
      @jamesjian 3 года назад +5

      而且他还很年轻

    • @吳志福-g1t
      @吳志福-g1t 3 года назад +16

      有來過大陸。長點時間。9成吧。會改觀。事實勝於雄辯

    • @tianlezheng6829
      @tianlezheng6829 3 года назад +3

      @@吳志福-g1t 确实

    • @damonyu2999
      @damonyu2999 3 года назад +5

      只要在大陆待一段时间, 思想就会有变化, 这一两年youtube上多了很多拍中国的vloger, 挺好的

    • @phylosry131
      @phylosry131 3 года назад +1

      oil😂

  • @RobertAmer
    @RobertAmer 3 года назад +31

    Freedom is what is left after all laws and rules are applied! Freedom, Arrrggghhh!

    • @Reinhardt_Kozlowski
      @Reinhardt_Kozlowski 3 года назад

      Go back to bed Amer

    • @RobertAmer
      @RobertAmer 3 года назад

      @@Reinhardt_Kozlowski TROLL!

    • @蘇育弘-d9x
      @蘇育弘-d9x 3 года назад

      你別穿衣服好了,像你這種想法真的是不妖魔..自由是在其法律及規範下可行使個人的權利義務和責任也包括尊重,沒法律和規則人就沒安全也不會被尊重,沒法律和規則當你想打人就人打那是你的自由當然你也會有被人打的時侯,因為那也是別人的自由!你還是快去睡吧!野人

    • @RobertAmer
      @RobertAmer 3 года назад

      @@蘇育弘-d9xSu Yuhong, who are you talking to? What, can't write English, so hide your ending insult behind Hanzi.

    • @Reinhardt_Kozlowski
      @Reinhardt_Kozlowski 3 года назад +1

      ​@@RobertAmer Relax Amer, go to sleep sweet baby. BTW are you still in Beihai?

  • @nitholx917
    @nitholx917 3 года назад +48

    Opening our minds to learn from all our experiences makes us wiser. You are becoming a wise international citizen for real. Hope more people can be enlightned with your videos about China.

  • @llld825
    @llld825 2 года назад

    真的是个很好的RUclipsr,非常感谢你能在RUclips上为我们发声,千言万语汇聚成一句话,感谢

  • @tonyxi1880
    @tonyxi1880 2 года назад +7

    im a chinese middle school student and I actually want to say that there are someone telling the truth. u told the right thing. I live in a small city of china and i enjoy a safe place. We have enough police officers and we are protected in security. im really pround of being a chinese. In our politic lessons, freedom and respnsibility are inseparable. so u have some limits to enjoy your freedom in china. so some people judge china easily through these limits. Hope more people in western countries understand china better through these videos.

    • @yangchenghan6741
      @yangchenghan6741 2 года назад

      You need to know these limits even include games
      What else can a country that doesn't allow her underage citizens to play games can't forbid them from doing it?

    • @yangchenghan6741
      @yangchenghan6741 2 года назад

      另外你是在哪里找的梯子?我中学的时候还在贴吧上求galgame(哭)

    • @wm4934
      @wm4934 2 года назад +1

      我们国家的少年是最优秀的💪

  • @ellentsui530
    @ellentsui530 3 года назад +12

    Good for you that you are wise at your young age. I am sure you will be successful in life.

  • @mayho5816
    @mayho5816 3 года назад +127

    說的很好 每個國家國情不同 要尊重對方的文化 人民過的好才是最重要的

    • @greenistree
      @greenistree 3 года назад +2

      Respect to Diktator is not a culture, that’s slavery

    • @greenistree
      @greenistree 3 года назад +1

      Slavery isn’t cultur

    • @tianqiwang7194
      @tianqiwang7194 3 года назад +6

      @@greenistree It makes no sense if you ONLY look at a sort of dictator. If the government is keeping its citizens secured and sorting out issues people raised, it's more important and beneficial than a country running with multiple parties but along with loads of stabbing, robbing and stuff. It all matters if the party/government is literally doing SOMETHING productively for his people! Anyway, I reckon you won't understand it as your mind is full of 'your experience'.

    • @jackzhang5705
      @jackzhang5705 3 года назад +12

      事实上是西方国家为了自身的利益把自己的文化与信仰以及制度强加给别国

    • @greenistree
      @greenistree 3 года назад +1

      Yup. Im dumm and in China is alles Ok. There’s no concentration camps and there’s no disregard of Human rights of minorities and there freedom of speech and so on and so on ;)

  • @MrCurrybean
    @MrCurrybean 3 года назад +19

    for me, i wish my gov have camera at every single street. if im not a bad guy, i dont know y i should afraid of the security camera? gov spy on every single citizen?? what for?? lmao

  • @hughmason1950
    @hughmason1950 9 месяцев назад

    just discovered your page, as an "international person "through a lifetime of living, working and visiting countries worldwide it is refreshing to see a young lad with so much sense.; and presenting logical arguments so well. BTW I first came to china in 1996 now have been living here in retirement with my Chinese wife for the last 4 years

  • @AlexMartinez-ep8fx
    @AlexMartinez-ep8fx 3 года назад +1

    NICE ONE, OLY... GOOD JOB... HUGS FROM BARCELONA, SPAIN...VIVA CHINA...ALEX.

  • @王雅静-b2x
    @王雅静-b2x 3 года назад +6

    I’d never thought the relationship among the goverment vs. the monopolies vs. the citizens as a whole. Very good point to demonstrate the diversity of freedom.

  • @desmond5529
    @desmond5529 3 года назад +60

    The concept of freedom is different between the West and the East. The West consider freedom as individual freedom or rights, whereas in the east, freedom is a collective freedom or rights. In the east, we dont have the right to bear arms because it might cause danger to the society. But in the west individual has the right be own guns to defend themself.

    • @MrSagaopa
      @MrSagaopa 3 года назад +9

      DEsmond tan Not quite, in the US yes and that´s what makes that country so dangerous. DO not confuse the US with " the west ".

    • @edwardbolton7257
      @edwardbolton7257 3 года назад

      Desmond Tan Can you tell me the difference between "individual rights" and "collective rights" because in the West, All individuals have "equal "rights under the law. Which is the way i would want it.

    • @Heartadia
      @Heartadia 3 года назад +1

      I would like to add.
      The culture of self-sustainbility is still very fresh in the new world because systemic government was lacking in strength in terms of recent modern historical memories. This is because of the new frontier progressiveness - "New Discoveries" - New Age.
      Hunting and defending one's own family (Or self) when nobody is nearby to help was of utmost importance. In fact you can even find this similarity in practiced culture for more fringe societies in China and Mongolia.
      When a nation is culturally and socially very developed, I believe they no longer have a need for this kind of individual defense mentality. So the focus shifts to the want of a socially constructed defense. Hunter & Gatherer vs. Civilization mentality.
      During the height of various Western societies - even in historical times - cities did not require citizens to carry weapons, in fact it was considered barbaric and destabilizing. Sure, you had a few warring state nations such as Spartans who, by law, all citizens must also be militarily trained in the basics of things at minimum. However, in terms of arms, once a society hits a certain point of development, their armed forces is usually delegated to the military and police en mass.

    • @PottsV1
      @PottsV1 3 года назад +4

      @@edwardbolton7257 haha, all individuals have equal rights. Unless you're female or black or poor or gay or trans or.......

    • @jeffluo9591
      @jeffluo9591 3 года назад +4

      Freedom kind of equals selfishness in the west.

  • @kirklandday
    @kirklandday 3 года назад +11

    Thumbnail is hilarious! Great topic btw, freedom and democracy are center in western values, but our understanding of those ideas is limited by our history. Glad that you both are working to bridge the gap

  • @qiankoondadao9405
    @qiankoondadao9405 3 года назад +1

    Appreciate so much your video with English Chinese subtitles, your topics on Freedom are truly well spoken and the many examples you brought out are really good.. Thanks 👍 handsome man, Keep it up

  • @ccwong0526
    @ccwong0526 2 года назад +1

    Thank you very much for making this video. What a fair and deep insight! Totally agreed with you! You truly are an international citizen. Hope everyone in this world can be like you.

  • @刘溜溜-l2t
    @刘溜溜-l2t 3 года назад +43

    第一,关于投诉政府/企业(特别是国企,私企还可能和稀泥,国企就很守规矩),现在有非常高效的途径,可以打市长热线,可以向主管部门投诉。一般都会有反馈,处理到你满意为止
    第二,关于选举……刚才社区刚打电话叫我去投票选人大代表……

    • @nm-jk2bm
      @nm-jk2bm 3 года назад

      我在学校选人大,老师只让我选其中一个人,哦对了,我是🇻🇳人😜

    • @刘溜溜-l2t
      @刘溜溜-l2t 3 года назад +5

      @@nm-jk2bm VN?越南? 我们社区随便选……爱选谁选谁,不想去可以弃权

    • @gingerli6987
      @gingerli6987 3 года назад +2

      我们小区那个来通知大家投票的,把通知贴在门口的对话机上了,然后被邻居投诉了,直接投诉到社区。第二天来人撕了,重新贴。其实大家都很忙,国内那么多好吃好玩的,大家也不会去真的了解被选人,但是你可以去社区了解,有时间地点,直接去登记就可以一对一询问情况。

    • @elan_misaka
      @elan_misaka 3 года назад +1

      @@gingerli6987 我也投票选过,确实挺扯淡的,因为我真的不了解候选人,我又不能选我自己我自己也不靠谱啊……

    • @suu1062
      @suu1062 3 года назад +1

      @@nm-jk2bm 由于我认知不足产生了误会,对不住了兄弟😣
      以下内容保留用于自省:
      这国旗是越南吗?我没有遇到过你说的情况。但你一个外国人,即使不服从这样的要求你老师又能拿你怎么样?转头一个举报就能反制的事情,灵活点ok?

  • @trinitrang2932
    @trinitrang2932 3 года назад +38

    Australian government is in the process to make it law to be unable to criticize leaders on social media , what they mean is protecting America leaders and if they are lucky Aussie leaders too!

    • @gohyonghongluke3443
      @gohyonghongluke3443 3 года назад +1

      OMG same as mine here Singapore.

    • @ralphvanthoff
      @ralphvanthoff 3 года назад +9

      That's what you get when the Australian PM is a puppet to US policies and diplomatic relations.

    • @COCO-bl4ig
      @COCO-bl4ig 3 года назад +1

      @@ralphvanthoff I hate my PM. I am Aussie. Scott Morrison acts like a 12 year old and he truly believes he is chosen by god. Fuck that useless prick.

    • @sandyerislandy7543
      @sandyerislandy7543 2 года назад

      if that happens the Aussies will criticize their leaders in the streets and directly to their faces.

  • @FuZhixiang
    @FuZhixiang 3 года назад +66

    The best summary you've given, "the social justice war". This is a really ironic term when someone pushes "freedom" idealogy to others. Yes, if Chinese social media were popular among US, I would believe Trump would choose Chinese social media at a time for publishing his national assertions. :-) Now he his constructing his own.

    • @edwardbolton7257
      @edwardbolton7257 3 года назад +1

      Tell me,how do you "push" freedom ideology? If freedom was an ideology. Which it's not..It's a right and are people really pushing it or "explaining" it ?

    • @FuZhixiang
      @FuZhixiang 3 года назад +5

      @@edwardbolton7257 That's why I call it ironic. If freedom became a specific ideology, a spoken- or written rule, the "freedom" would not be a freedom.

    • @iitn8437
      @iitn8437 3 года назад

      Chinese apps are not dangerous for ordinary citizens but for powerful people they are terrible. Just imagine if army officers in US using Chinese apps their information is reaching to chinese Gov. Thats why they are banned. So Chinese gov. Can't interfere in other countries.

    • @traveler8052
      @traveler8052 3 года назад +3

      @@iitn8437 so somehow you still foolish think you have some privacy from US government ? And how old are you ? dude ,why are you so naïve ? Many facts reviews Microsoft and Google and Facebook are cooperating with US government . CIA . FBI . If you don't know all of this . please google Edward Snowden. I really cannot understanding guys with normal IQ can believe US governments and doubt Chinese government about APP privacy policy.. Naïve or stupid . which one you are ?

  • @oliverstone9681
    @oliverstone9681 2 года назад +2

    You have described the subject of freedom in both countries exactly 100% right,and you are very articulate.I love your video.❤️❤️❤️

  • @90sDragonkid
    @90sDragonkid 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for sharing your perspectives on this topic, Oli. Really enjoyed watching this video.
    I immigrated to the US at a very young age but growing up in a Chinese household, I completely agree with your take on this topic.
    In the US, people (some not all) can be very judgemental and narrow minded especially those who grew up or live in rural areas. They grew up with the mindset that the US is the biggest powerhouse in the world. The US government wants other developing countries such as China, need to listen and follow the Western methods of doing things. This is so wrong. What you said about some people being ignorant and naive are so true. It amazes me how some people can be like that.
    You hit the home run about the West doesn't need to interfere with China or vice versa (I don't recall the exact wording you used), every country has their own methods of governing their own society.
    Lastly, social media in the West is awful, and they do an excellent job on brain washing individuals who have never visited other countries. So many people around me always commented saying "China is communist, they do this and that. I saw it on xxxx news." Not just China, but other countries in Asia, Africa, or South America. They've never been there and they don't know what people are like there. The "news" only provider their biased opinions through their channel, it's never neutral.
    To truly understand one's culture, we should all visit the country and learn/observe from those who live there.
    Thank you for sharing, always good to watch your videos. Stay healthy and safe!

    • @daquaviousbingleton7471
      @daquaviousbingleton7471 2 года назад

      Freedom is the ability to make a social media platform and censor anyone you want on it😁😁Seriously tho, if its your social media you should be able to make the rules it operates on, right?

  • @AY-po3wq
    @AY-po3wq 3 года назад +18

    Well said Oli. Generally speaking, the Chinese are collectivist, while the Westerners tend to be individualistic. In today's globalized society, it is important to have an open mind to accept diverse cultures and values.

    • @Nickname0135
      @Nickname0135 3 года назад +1

      I think it depends on the situation. I've been living in Shanghai and out on the street, I have to say that Chinese tend to be more selfish than Europeans, which also affects safety, btw. But when speaking about their country, then I agree that Chinese tend to have a more collectivist view.

    • @aaaaaa-li4un
      @aaaaaa-li4un 3 года назад

      @@Nickname0135 You just saw the Chinese in Shanghai. There are many in China.

    • @aaaaaa-li4un
      @aaaaaa-li4un 3 года назад +1

      @@Nickname0135 Selfishness is only personal.

    • @8964TS
      @8964TS 3 года назад

      Someone just started trying to learn about the differences between east and west!

    • @sandyerislandy7543
      @sandyerislandy7543 2 года назад

      @@aaaaaa-li4un so where in China is safe?

  • @keeboon66
    @keeboon66 3 года назад +10

    Freedom is as free as air in any countries including in China, as long as you don't break the law.

    • @cosmoray9750
      @cosmoray9750 3 года назад

      Here is someone who is breaking the law.
      RUclips search " China admits Indian hackers are carrying out attacks "...

  • @htlow3598
    @htlow3598 3 года назад +27

    Ollie, my god... this is the best video you have made (and I have been watching the Barrett's videos since your dad provided the daily situation of COVID in China). In your early days in China, you impressed me as an ordinary young man from UK (I have lived in UK since 1967 and am well versed with the Saturday night drinking mob to the University young lads). This video showed how matured, intelligent and developed person you have become. Your presentation has improved with each video. Indeed, in this video not only is a single word not superfluous, every single word is vital. Your dad must be so proud with how much you developed since arriving in China. Once again, my hat off to you!

    • @BarrettYT
      @BarrettYT  3 года назад +3

      Thanks for your nice words!

    • @ldxyjr7321
      @ldxyjr7321 3 года назад +2

      @@BarrettYT 我在抖音和youtu都观看了你的视频,感谢你能真实的说出中国和中国人的报道。

  • @rebecca2950
    @rebecca2950 3 года назад +1

    🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏This is the first time I got to see your video . One of the best and meaningful videos I have seen lately . You indeed opened my eyes to see things i couldn’t see . Thanks so much for sharing . Well said and done

    • @BarrettYT
      @BarrettYT  3 года назад

      Thank you for coming Rebecca

  • @marrygreen1238
    @marrygreen1238 2 года назад +1

    作为一个中国人,我很感激能看到如此公正客观的评价。我说说一个本土大陆人对freedom的看法。
    在一些方面,我们看似放弃一部分freedom,比如私人信息,刷脸还有指纹,是因为一种顾全大局的信任,为了能统一管理并方便尽可能多的大多数人。任何事都是有利有弊,如果这些私人信息能不被滥用而是科学统一妥善管理,那么看似没有freedom实际是不留下任何让黑暗滋生的死角。这是为什么到处是监控,女孩子能夜晚独自安然在大路上,支付宝的使用率超过现金的原因。
    当然,西方对个人权利的高度重视也令人起敬,毕竟,每个人的自由,权利得到充分重视,人性的充分解放,这个国家,这个世界,才会越来越好。
    I hope everybody all over the word can understand each other.we can communicate peacefully
    l am not good at English.thank you.

  • @sr151sr
    @sr151sr 3 года назад +45

    The prerequisite for freedom is to have a harmonious, stable and safe country. There is no point in freedom without these empty talks. If a country tells a dilapidated country that you must have freedom and human rights, otherwise it will send troops to intervene and let you have human rights and freedom. As a result, the people suffering from the perennial war have been miserable. Those countries that wield the human rights stick are doing human rights violations in other countries, messing up other countries and then leaving and leaving behind a lot of mess. Is this the human rights and freedom that the West believes in?

    • @shroudedghosthunter8463
      @shroudedghosthunter8463 3 года назад

      Laowhy86

    • @stevennotthe2997
      @stevennotthe2997 Год назад

      @@shroudedghosthunter8463 haha him? who hasnt even been to china? calls himself a human rights activist over human rights violations that dont exist? truly pathetic man he is

  • @shnmak2958
    @shnmak2958 3 года назад +17

    Good reflection, Oli 👍. I hope more people will do the same - stop and reflect on their internalized beliefs, values, perceptions etc, ask ourselves questions, look up information- history, facts…… Just don’t jump to conclusions too easily, especially when it involves hatred or aggression towards others.

  • @hobbitfrdo
    @hobbitfrdo 3 года назад +18

    Thanks great wisdom and these are the kind of video I enjoy.
    I'm a British born Chinese and even I ask the question about China because the information I got was always stereo type but thanks to shows like yours I can think for myself .👍

    • @ldxyjr7321
      @ldxyjr7321 3 года назад +1

      欢迎来中国,不会让你失望,非常友好的国家,会让你有回家的温暖。

  • @phyybalance2601
    @phyybalance2601 3 года назад +1

    I totally agree with you on every point you made.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @jacobchiong
    @jacobchiong 2 года назад

    The 3 R’s. Freedom to do what is right, in a respectful and responsible way. Thanks Ollie for insightful videos.

  • @cliz305
    @cliz305 3 года назад +8

    When I was in China, I heard people talked shit about the government all the time. Some teachers like to talk about that too. None of them were detained or fined. I have even seen little posters talking shit about a particular government officer. Not really a problem. The government has bigger problem to worry about. It would be more of a problem if someone/organization is doing it in an organized way though.

    • @ほうさん-q3i
      @ほうさん-q3i 3 года назад

      You made the sense, actually we have more people that are against our government than you can imagine including some teachers, you will be fine as long as you won`t post it in public.

  • @Gai66
    @Gai66 3 года назад +11

    Thank you. I hope more foreign friends will come to China to have a look, meet Chinese friends, and experience the real China for themselves, instead of being cheated by the media, because we all know there are political reasons.

    • @wenbinxu1951
      @wenbinxu1951 Год назад

      Nay. As soon as they enter China, they will lose their connection to Google, RUclips, Facebook, Twitter, Wikipedia, Instagram, Netflix, WhatsApp, Telegram, and virtually all non-CCP news sources. No normal person from the free world could survive such a life.

  • @BillyLyu
    @BillyLyu 3 года назад +3

    As a Chinese now live in Germany, I have to say that there are not so much difference between western countries and China. Citizens both have the freedom to criticize the capitalists and capitalism. The only difference is that in western countries capitalists made up the government. With China’s reform and opening up, ideological constraints have become less obvious, and the Chinese government will never give power to capital. So the only way is to build government credibility, in other words Chinese government is not only a institution but a kind of belief as well. I think that's why Chinese government has so much power.

  • @hansenwang8539
    @hansenwang8539 2 года назад

    You point of views is very objective, we should respect each others ideas about "Freedom"

  • @shieh888
    @shieh888 2 года назад

    Great job!! Unbiased views. Thank you for sharing.

  • @williamppl3624
    @williamppl3624 3 года назад +78

    I traveled to the states for 5 months during the highest peak of Covid back in january 2020. I planned to stay a bit longer as international travel was very risky so i pay$450 for my tourist visa extension. I got rejected and forced to leave the country.
    I left the country and traveled to China and stayed in China from june 2020 to august 2021. China allowed me to extend my visa without problem.
    So, where is the freedom, where is the human rights America continuously boast about.

    • @3iverson
      @3iverson 3 года назад +4

      But in China you won't be able to watch RUclips videos without VPN.

    • @3iverson
      @3iverson 3 года назад

      @元初 Sometimes your VPN wont even work, for example during some sensitive time period.

    • @君风习习
      @君风习习 3 года назад

      @@3iverson 为什么会这样?你有了解这段历史?

    • @lukelyu2657
      @lukelyu2657 3 года назад +5

      @@3iverson So you means RUclips is everything in one's life. Without it my life will be ruined. RUclips is just a video website. We have 我是大明星 in Shandong TV. That's enough for me a 50 years old farmer to have some laughters everyday.

    • @唐果-w4d
      @唐果-w4d 3 года назад +2

      @@3iverson 在中国很多人不看油管儿,因为生活中还有更多他们感兴趣的事情,你这关于VPN的言论,到底要表达什么呢?

  • @idiot9450
    @idiot9450 3 года назад +25

    Great explanation of freedom. Lots of us forget one word that follow freedom, that word is "responsibility"

    • @daquaviousbingleton7471
      @daquaviousbingleton7471 2 года назад

      If you have to explain what kind of freedom you have, you dont have freedom

  • @lazybones5390
    @lazybones5390 3 года назад +5

    wow, for 2 years, now you are way more mature than any kids in UK.

  • @lsterfree
    @lsterfree 3 года назад +80

    喜欢你客观的态度。千万不要刻意亲华,更不要反华,仅仅说出你的观点就行。让西方人更了解东方,让东方人更理解西方

  • @LuciaPan
    @LuciaPan 3 года назад

    Very thoughtful video ❤️ thank you for the sharing!

  • @qianshu7126
    @qianshu7126 3 года назад

    brilliant!Thanks Barrett! You literally mentioned what I exactly really feel!

  • @destartmoe5122
    @destartmoe5122 3 года назад +30

    the reason why our Chinese are willing to give up some privacy is that we trust our security system.

    • @aaaaaa-li4un
      @aaaaaa-li4un 3 года назад +2

      说的对 咱中国不需要枪支就可以保证安全 China doesn't need guns to protect itself.

    • @mnanchen
      @mnanchen 3 года назад +2

      I agree, of course it's not perfect but it does much more good than bad

    • @mnanchen
      @mnanchen 3 года назад +1

      @粉絲

    • @mnanchen
      @mnanchen 3 года назад +1

      My personal habit. I got this habit in Europe and North America

    • @magnuscritikaleak5045
      @magnuscritikaleak5045 2 года назад

      @@aaaaaa-li4un slippery slope argument.

  • @darenchanlp
    @darenchanlp 3 года назад +42

    Freedom to USA is the right to arms and lies or say whatever they want.

    • @gotrip7911
      @gotrip7911 3 года назад +3

      why they shut down the ID for Trump?

    • @edwardbolton7257
      @edwardbolton7257 3 года назад +1

      Apparently you feel the individual does not have a right to defend him or herself. What hogwash.

  • @alrightigiveup
    @alrightigiveup 3 года назад +31

    You really explained how "freedom" is in different countries quite thoroughly. I can use your video now as a reference to tell people about China's freedom. You are wise beyond your age.

    • @奴性墙国
      @奴性墙国 3 года назад

      There is no absolute freedom. Excessive freedom will only bring chaos. The murderer will regard murder as his freedom. The rapist will regard rape as his freedom.

    • @咕咕鸡吃毛毛虫
      @咕咕鸡吃毛毛虫 3 года назад

      希望你能发自内心接受来自塔利班的自由

    • @daquaviousbingleton7471
      @daquaviousbingleton7471 2 года назад

      Theres no such thing as different types of freedom. Freedom is to be free

  • @keat-wong
    @keat-wong 3 года назад +1

    One of your best videos 👍. Keep up the great work!

  • @wbflee
    @wbflee 9 месяцев назад

    Very true, thank you very much, keep up the good work.

  • @luozijin4767
    @luozijin4767 3 года назад +3

    In China, at least from junior high school, students are taught "rights and obligations are united" in class. So, for example, you have the right of speaking freely, but meanwhile, you should fulfill obligations of respecting others' rights and not damaging benefits of the country.
    I think it's reasonable, because
    without fulfilling obligations, like respecting others' rights, it's selfishness but not freedom;
    and without fulfilling rights, it's the negation of human rights (in which western countries criticizing Chinese government fiercely).
    Simply, if you respect the country and others, then you can live freely and happily in China.

  • @seanli4279
    @seanli4279 3 года назад +3

    When I heard people saying wearing mask violate their freedom, how small your freedom is.

  • @rayan-bx2mv
    @rayan-bx2mv 3 года назад +4

    You are a very wise young man

  • @shawn_yang48
    @shawn_yang48 3 года назад

    you've got one more new fan by Ur fantastic accent and content . good job mate

  • @lunayu9964
    @lunayu9964 2 года назад +1

    Me, Chinese, When talking about the world"freedom", there is only one voice coming out from my head :TATAKE! TATAKE!🤣🤣who can get me?

  • @top3587
    @top3587 3 года назад +66

    我们中国公民有好几条投诉政府不作为或执政失误的途径啊。且都非常高效率的。希望作者您多了解下。

    • @tianlezheng6829
      @tianlezheng6829 3 года назад +4

      比如去政府门口拉横幅 比如打举报电话
      亲测有用

    • @anankdear8903
      @anankdear8903 3 года назад +2

      还有举报、上访🤣🤣

    • @林世昌-t6i
      @林世昌-t6i 3 года назад +7

      在台灣,你敢去總督府前來布條?

    • @Haiuser-st9pl9so3u
      @Haiuser-st9pl9so3u 3 года назад +6

      @@林世昌-t6i 那天已经有人试过了。直接被警察拘捕。🌚

    • @kaipeng6453
      @kaipeng6453 3 года назад +1

      美国政府很虚伪,根本不为老百姓着想

  • @jye2869
    @jye2869 3 года назад +5

    Excellent work Barrett! I would recommend my friends in the UK to watch it. Can you also talk about human rights, another commonly critique from the West, in another video please?

  • @sirrrrr3479
    @sirrrrr3479 3 года назад +8

    作为一名中国人很荣幸能看到这个视频,也很开心国际友人可以通过这种方式更加的了解现在的中国而不是进行一昧的批判。

  • @bunnyhop9465
    @bunnyhop9465 3 года назад +1

    Well said Oli!!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏 Thanks so much 🙏🙏🙏

  • @qifanyang2301
    @qifanyang2301 3 года назад +2

    I like your ideas Barrett! Thank you for bringing this amazing content!

  • @philipsun4876
    @philipsun4876 3 года назад +6

    很棒的一集!

  • @xinqio6375
    @xinqio6375 2 года назад +9

    我是中国人,我拥有着我想要以及我需要的自由,只要你不犯罪,那么你就可以在中国过上你想要的生活,当然前提是你要为之奋斗。
    在中国,犯罪的判定和很多国家的定义差不多一样的,例如杀人放火非礼强奸抢劫偷盗等等,只要你做一个合法的公民(人),那么你就可以随意支配你的人生,例如凌晨5点在山顶看日出,早上在户外进行锻炼跑步,中午在餐厅公园商场吃午餐,下午在阳台或者咖啡厅喝咖啡,傍晚漫步在海边看夕阳,晚上外出喝啤酒、唱歌跳舞、聚会直至凌晨,最重要的是,在一天之中我们不用为我们的人生安全感到担心。
    这个视频做的非常好,在中国,并不会在你的私人领域安装摄像头,公众场合是有摄像头,如马路上的摄像头用来拍摄车辆违章,商场内的摄像头是商场老板安装的,我们也可以在自己家门口安装摄像头,并不会被国家监控。
    非常谢谢你为我们所做的澄清

    • @Harry-mu5xl
      @Harry-mu5xl 2 года назад

      连不做核酸的自由都没有,很多人连出小区的自由都没有,上网和言论的自由统统没有,谈什么别的都是笑话。

  • @苏达-o7r
    @苏达-o7r 3 года назад +32

    We believe that everyone should have the same freedom, the rich and the poor, the leaders and the general staff, the good and the bad person. If we have to make some trade-offs, we tend to reduce the freedom of those who do bad things, and in China, we can criticize the government if they make bad decisions or policies, but we can't destroy the government because it undermines the freedom of others. We prefer more equality than freedom.

    • @edwardbolton7257
      @edwardbolton7257 3 года назад +1

      So if someone killed your only child,you would prefer he goes free , rather than to prison to pay for his crimes?

    • @安迪-m1f
      @安迪-m1f 3 года назад +7

      @@edwardbolton7257 you talk aboutthe fake concept

    • @上官晟博
      @上官晟博 3 года назад +7

      @@edwardbolton7257 You digress. Freedom based on hurting others is not freedom, it's selfishness.Freedom without bottom line is called selfishness.It's like wearing a mask, you don't have to wear a mask in your own home. But in a public place, you don't wear a mask, affecting the health of others, is selfish

    • @cwk6218
      @cwk6218 3 года назад +1

      @@edwardbolton7257 Why don't you ask your law, China is not a white left country, give it death penalty

    • @Nickname0135
      @Nickname0135 3 года назад +1

      Even Olli says you can't publicly criticise the Chin. government. So you disagree. And in European countries, e.g., of course you cannot destroy the government. In fact people there don't have to because they elect a new government. It's and orderly process of change usually (not always!) without chaos.

  • @oliverstone9681
    @oliverstone9681 3 года назад

    You are 100% right,I love your video.

  • @姜秤砣
    @姜秤砣 Год назад +2

    真棒的分析,如果在中国你不做犯罪的事情,你就是最自由的

  • @刺猬带刀
    @刺猬带刀 3 года назад +5

    about the safety, i think the big difference between China with some other country is that, “why China doesn't have so much crime” VS “why other country need/want to do crime”. China is one of the most not aggressive country. China just want to live peacefully. if you like me, ok let us happy together, if not, ok i won't bother you again. No offense speaking, for now most developed countries have the history of colony and plunder. even old China give values to other small country to show the strong and power, but not with war or plunder

  • @andyhou8355
    @andyhou8355 3 года назад +4

    I think you can do what you want without touching any laws and regulations. That's freedom.

  • @lokok7643
    @lokok7643 3 года назад +5

    freedom to be living is more important than freedom of speech, especially the freedom to defend China.

  • @yuanwang5124
    @yuanwang5124 3 года назад +1

    Oli, I am a Chinese fan of your channel, one thing I have to point out is that, In China, you can openly criticize the government, say on the internet, but you have to be grounded and not start rumors, e.g., we Chinese often like to compare our hometown with that of people from other provinces, and sometimes we do complain publicly about our local government for not having been optimally improved or developed certain aspects of our city and public life, simply because we envy the development of neighboring province or other peer-level cities. On the other hand, personally, say during a dinner, friends are free to talk about their feelings about how government does its job, it's totally fine, but if you are advocating publicly something negative about the government, you must be true and based on facts (otherwise your friends will find you a hater, not to mention the possible punishment from government). Actually, about ten years ago, some pro-west public figures, called "公知" (translated to public intellectual), often talked untrue superiorities about western world and compared against China to mislead people to think that Government is not doing right, which are found largely wrong and not true in the end. We Chinese people hate those 公知, but back to the old days they were OK and not punished by law (but they should have been arrested I think).

  • @ricardoluitam
    @ricardoluitam 3 года назад

    Amazing video. Support. Thanks for telling the truth

  • @necib9873
    @necib9873 2 года назад +4

    Because you are a foreigner, you get different treatment. You can watch Twitter and oil pipes. Ordinary people in China can't do that. If you are ordinary people in China, you won't think that Chinese people have enough freedom!i am a Chinese,i know!

  • @0311Jane
    @0311Jane 3 года назад +3

    I love all your videos!!!! I can tell that you’ve put a lot of thought into making all your videos so authentic and rich. Just an idea here, have you thought about changing the titles of your videos into something more positive too? Because I know your point is actually very positive, but the title sounds precisely the opposite :D.

  • @米越
    @米越 3 года назад +9

    谢谢你,谢谢你对中国客观理性发言。长久以来,西方政府对中国的抹黑导致西方人民对中国误解。我们中国欢迎像你这样客观理性的国际友人

  • @alicehamers7996
    @alicehamers7996 3 года назад

    Thanks for that perspective, Ollie.

  • @rabbit719
    @rabbit719 2 года назад

    insightful, good point of view!