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I am Chinese, and let me tell you one thing to let you understand China's infrastructure construction. In our rural area, there is a residential area with only three families, which is quite far from the village. In order to provide them with normal water supply and power supply, water companies and power supply companies are willing to spend hundreds of thousands of yuan extra to set up lines and pipelines. In China, poverty alleviation is not a slogan.This is what really happened to me.
But it seems strange any vlog said something good about China only have pitiful playback，while any video made by BBC totally fake news and smear China gets lots of playback and comments .
Honestly trains in China are on a whole new level. It still blows my mind that you can travel that fast and you can watch your coffee cup and the coffee is perfectly still, that’s how smooth the ride is! Love from Shanghai!❤
This is how the shameless criminal nation boasts about stealing intellectual property from Japan. It's all backed by technology stolen from Japan and the West. By acting as if we invented it ourselves, we can show that we are Chinese.
This is how the shameless criminal nation boasts about stealing intellectual property from Japan. It's all backed by technology stolen from Japan and the West. By acting as if we invented it ourselves, we can show that we are Chinese.
One reason people move to the big cities is that, major cities naturally attract people from the villages to seek career opportunities and better paid jobs, they are the migrant workers, they are the back bone of the chinese economic miracle. And the CHN gov supported this trend because the coastal areas industrialised first, the new factories/construction needed alot of workers. This was the case from the 80s till maybe 10 years ago when the income disparity was huge between the eastern coast and the inlands provinces. But the development of ecommerce changed this gradually, now people from the remote areas can promote their farm products/ tourism etc directly to the whole country, and more and more people don't have to travel to the east coast to find a good wage. Also because CHN gov gave a lot of subsidies and development funds to the western parts and made eastern part rich cities to partner up with a poorer western sister city to help it develop it's industry, technology and social programs etc. Another reason is poverty, because in the really remote part of the country where access is nearly impossible, people were living in extreme poverty, they don't have access to health care, education, roads, and sometime clean food and water. It's much more cost effective to build one large school with 1000 students than to build 100 schools with 10 students in all these remote villages, they can't find teachers to go there to teach because of the livinng condition, volunteers and CCP members was the only ones who were willing to go there to help them. So the gov build new towns near the area and relocated the people around the area who were willing to move in to newly built free apartments with furniture and house appliances, free schools and hospitals, so they can also have a chance to improve their live, they also get free skills trainning to be chefs mechanic etc, so they can find a job and a stable income to integrate into the society and escape generational poverty. This is some of the reason how CHN lifted 800 million people from extreme poverty in 4 decades. PBS Doco [China's war on poverty] ruclips.net/video/nuaJGPZCBYU/видео.html
Chongqing North Railway Station is the third largest railway station in Chongqing, and there are two other railway stations that are bigger than it, namely Chongqing East Railway Station (which will come into operation in 2025) and Chongqing West Railway Station.
The glass used on high-speed trains is a type of "decelerating glass," similar to the windshield on a car, which makes the speed feel slower. The actual speed of the train is between 300 to 350 kilometers per hour.
village doesn‘t mean poor actually，it’s really complicated to explain😂some villagers buy new house in the city，but they would still go back to their old house to do some farming ，which is cozy for them。😂
It’s more efficient to provide social amendments like housing, utilities, medical services when people live close together rather than disperse everywhere. The Chinese government is developing the rural areas to enhance agricultural production by bringing small holdings into larger production units for mechanized farming etc. The rural countryside is getting utilities and 5G. Many of the villages are becoming centre of tourist sites offering rustic living and healthy food.
If you come to Zhuhai City (which is right next to Macau), I will definitely treat you to dinner and experience the joy of a developed coastal city. Take this as proof😁
China's rural areas are not bad, and the government requires every village to be connected to hardened roads that can drive vehicles. Every village has communication network coverage. Even though the houses you see are older, they are still built with bricks and tiles, rather than simple iron houses.
In 4:08 Sophia not understanding what Jack just said is so hilariously cute😂 "🤨what are u saying 4+4 TWelve....Twelve??😂" they're adorable omg Love from Nepal🇳🇵❤
I strongly recommend you guys to come to Chengdu! There is not only Beijing and Shanghai in China. Chengdu is called the Land of Abundance, Chengdu is also the hometown of panda. Let me know if you come to Chengdu and i would be your car driver , interpreter and tour guide! Let me show you how funny is Chengdu, i'll drive you around in Chengdu!
I wish we had high speed trains here in Australia, here our trains go max speed of 70kph. Where I live it takes 4.5 hours to go to Sydney but by car it’s 3 hours and buses it’s 3.5 to 4 hours we are one of the highest tax paying country in the world and we are still talking about about high speed rail it won’t be done for another 30 years when everyone is dead.
Our Aussie "pollies" (politicians) have been talking about a high speed train joining the major cities around the coast - for the past 40+ years - and each time, they hire some expensive "consultant" firms to do a report on the viability of such a project and every time, after paying the consultants millions, they'd shelve the plans because "it will be too costly" or "the return on investment will not be there". To date, I believe there has been 3 or 4 such proposals to have a high speed rail line and all have come to naught - a big fat zero for the taxpayers but not for the consultants who get paid handsomely each time. Our pollies will go down still dragging the idea of a high speed train line every few years and they will raise expectations before letting the air out of the balloon each time until the proverbial "cows come home" - and not a single rail will be put down. If our pollies ability to talk is part of our infrastructure, we'd be among the world leaders in the field of talk fests.
@@George-k6o9t In fact, most of China's subways and trains are losing money, but convenient and cheap transportation has promoted the development of many industries. As a result, the government has obtained more tax revenue, and the people have also gained convenient transportation and employment opportunities.
Chongqing Station (Caiyuanba Station). Located in Yuzhong District, it is a stop for the Chengdu Chongqing Railway and the Sichuan Guizhou Railway. Chongqing South Station (Jiulongpo Station). Located in Jiulongpo District, it is the starting station of the Chengdu Chongqing Railway. Chongqing North Station (Longtousi Station). Located in Yubei District, it is a passenger service station for multiple railway lines. 😳 You guys are here 😳 Chongqing West Station (Shangqiao Station). Located in Shapingba District, it is a stop for the Chengdu Chongqing High Speed Railway and the Chongqing Guizhou Railway. Shapingba Station. Located in Shapingba District, it is the starting and ending functional station of the Chengdu Chongqing high-speed railway.
China have an old saying goes : ‘a good government make her people feeling happiness in their own hometowns (or translate as in wherever they living),’ so the government doesn’t force all people to the big cities, in fact, they have many plans to develop rural economy but to keep the original appearance of the countryside. On the one hand, people love how their hometowns look like, on the other hand, they must keep the farmland and wooded mountains for economy and food security of the whole country.
I am from Chongqing. There are three high-speed rail lines from Chongqing to Chengdu for passenger transportation and two ordinary lines for freight. You should take the northern line, which is a quasi-high-speed rail line with a speed of only 250 kilometers. If you take the southern line, the speed is 350 kilometers. kilometers, the center line is under construction
not every old person wants to live in the city. old houses are a comfortable and familiar environment for the older generation. some of the old houses you just saw on the high-speed train are occupied by old people who don't want to live in the city, some are unoccupied, and some are used to look after fish ponds, raise pigs, chickens and ducks, etc.
Food shopping there is so real, it happens a lot between me and my wife, usually I ask my wife what do you want to eat? She always said that I don’t need anything, just eat it by yourself. When I buy food to eat by myself, she will ask: What are you eating? Then took half the food from my hand.
@@查布多德勒 瞎解释, 自主国产型号还有CR400，Fuxing trains from Shapingba station in Chongqing to Chengdu are all 350 km/h, and it takes only 1 hour between Chongqing and Chengdu
All non-urban people will have a small piece of land given by the government when they are born, on which they can build a house. The government provides facilities such as electricity, natural gas and the Internet. This is why there are so few homeless people in China, because at worst they can go back to their hometowns and farm to support themselves
You are talking about 宅基地（zhai ji di）, a privilege exclusively owned by non-urbaners. Is spite of that, a large proportion of the young generation are still moving out into cities for bettle lives.
I’ve been in GZ for quite some time - you don’t need your passport everywhere you go. I’ve been stopped by the police, just as long as you have a photo it’s enough. Unless you’re using the trains then yes. But you don’t “need it everywhere you go”. Just saying 🙏🏽
You said you don't see the seperation between countryside and cities in any other nations. What?! You see exactly that in literally every single country on earth.
They travelled from Chongqing (population 30 million) to Chengdu (population 20 million). The distance of 300km is similar to travelling from Paris (population 2 million) to Brussels (population 1 million). So the difference between the cities and villages in China would be more significant than the difference between the cities and villages in other countries.
21:34 Blue sign says "动车组停车位置“ meaning "train group parking area". The words on the yellow sign on the ground says "前方危险，非工作人员请勿入内“ meaning "Danger ahead, non staff please do not enter". It looks like the blue sign is a reference point the train uses to park. For the words in the yellow notice, I think (meaning not 100% sure) that the dangerous area is referring to the metal barrier at the end of the platform that shouldn't be crossed. So, you weren't being naughty go there to get pictures/videos. Anyway, thanks for sharing your adventure with us.
China's communism is by name only. It's definitely socialism with a strong indication of free economy. N Korea is probably the only communist country left and it shows its a failure
@@inkbold8511It will never happen cause your gov.spends all the money on stupid endless wars.Your country’s national debt is 35 billion dollars to me that is insane mate.
没有三等舱哦，只有无座、二等座、一等座和商务座，并且无座的价格跟二等座是一样的哦！ There is no third class, only no seat, second class, first class and business class, and the price of no seat is the same as that of second class!❤
As a Chinese, It’s a shame you didn’t receive a good impression of Chinese people before but I hope this trip can change your perceptions of us . I also want to say that a lot of Chinese grew up really really poor (my grandpa for example ate dirt for half a month to fill his belly) so a lot of older Chinese might lack manners due to being born in circumstances where they just couldn’t afford to care, but this is slowly being changed as socioeconomic conditions in China rise, and people are able to afford to be more considerate. I can also say that a lot of the elders in China, despite lacking manners, are some of the most down to earth and kind people you’ll ever meet. A lot of them hold a lot of empathy to people from worser circumstances to them as well, so I hope that this helps understand why Chinese might give off the impression that they lack manners (which I think is definitely improving!)
Personal Viewer Poll: I would probably have a 30 - 40% inclination to watch the videos uploaded onto this channel, however since the Brand Ambassador Sophia now appears in all the content, I find that I cannot miss a single show. Keep up the good work!
In addition, the high-speed rail from Chongqing to Chengdu cannot reach high speeds because there are too many mountainous areas. If you go from Chongqing to the southeast, the speed will remain stable at 300+
Due to the mountainous terrain in Sichuan and Chongqing, it is difficult for high-speed trains to maintain full speed throughout the journey. To experience full speed, please go to eastern cities such as Xiamen, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Hefei, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, etc
瞎解释, 速度和地形没有关系，all high-speed trains from Shapingba station in Chongqing to Chengdu are all 350 km/h without any stops and it takes only 1 hour between Chongqing and Chengdu. He went to Chongqing North Station and there are no 成渝城际不停站的高速列车。另外，中国首条400 km/h 的高铁就是现在正在建设的成渝中线高铁。
With the high speed trains going to all cities flying can be avoided, no more waiting for an hour for your flight, stuck in a small seat then waiting for your baggage at the destination, easier to catch a train where you can move around, sit in comfort watching the outside fly past.
I am really lucky to have been born in China and become a Chinese citizen, the Chinese government really loves the Chinese people and makes the life of most Chinese people better and better, and we also love our country.❤❤❤
People in China now only need to pay medical insurance to see a doctor without making an appointment, so they can see a doctor quickly and cheaply. And public toilets are clean and free of charge. Public transportation is much cheaper and cleaner than Europe.
10:38 There are no third class seats here, but there are standing class seats. This means you can sit in any empty seat unless its owner gets on the train.
Thanks for the wonderful and informative videos! Just a friendly advice when you're traveling (or living) in China but can't speak/read Chinese, you should get an translation app or a language translator device. So, if you want to ask the locals questions, it will translate whatever you say to the phone (or device), the app just translates it in voice.
18:50 My personal opinion: the very small villages with small, run-down cottages you see along the way. Probably the only people living there are old people who lived there decades ago when China was not so advanced, and now their descendants may have settled in nearby small towns or cities, but they still live in the small villages out of reluctance or discomfort with city life. From what I have seen, the poor thing is that probably in a few decades, when this group of old people pass away, such small villages will not exist anymore. Anyway, it is true that big cities mean more opportunities and more and more young people are leaving their villages.
China really is not messing around when it comes to development! BTW, one thing: _kilometres_ rhymes with "nanometres" and "millimetres", not with "thermometers" or "speedometers" (because it's a unit of measurement, not a measuring device).
19: 27. The viewpoint you expressed is objective and correct. Chinese government is vigorously promoting infrastructure construction and expanding urbanization to increase GDP, but there is still a large proportion of Chinese people who aspire to rural life.
In about a year, California will (hopefully) build the first bullet train in the US connect the greater Los Angles are to Las Vegas. The projected time to build is about 5 years. So looking forward to ride it!
@@hl1234561 the answer is it won't be finished on time, and it will run over budget. But that won't stop me from being optimistic. Life is too short to think about things out of your control.
Too optimistic, you better extend that time by 3 and look at 15 years for completion instead. Cause the planning started 1980s so it only took them 40 years to start.
China has lifted 90M people out of extreme poverty in the past decade. You may like to dive in their way to do it. Should be very inspiring to other countries.
It's a High-Speed Train when the train ID# starts with G. It's a train with a speed of about 200 km/h or 250 km/h, the train ID# starts with D. All others are normal trains with speeds up to 160 km/h.
@@ALWH1314 You are right. the "G" series speed is around 300-350 km/h and the "D" series is around 200-300 km/h. Now we are building new trains and its speed is about 450 km/h, welcome to China and try it in the future.
@@ALWH1314 The current high-speed trains have a string such as 380A, or 380B in the model, which means the trains are designed to have a commercial speed of 380 km/h, it can go up to 450 km/h in straight tracks.
What you see is the rural areas of western China, where there are rich families and poor families. My hometown is Dazhou, Sichuan, very close to Dazu. There will be subsidies for needy families in rural China, which we call: dibao (minimum living security). Our Dazhou Municipal Government's subsidy standard is: rural needy households are 533 yuan/month (75$), and particularly needy households are 693/month (97$). $). Farmers grow food and receive food subsidies. I don’t know the specific amount, but it is very small. Medical insurance reimburses 80%, some diseases seem to be 100% reimbursed, and some diseases are not reimbursed. You can check the specific situation on Baidu. This is probably the welfare situation in rural China, but poor families still cannot solve their problems with this meager subsidy. Therefore, the Chinese government still has a long way to go in eliminating poverty.
That side you got in through is not exclusive for foreigners, but a gate with manual ID check service. Foreign visitors' passports have to be manually verified and some Chinese passengers failed with auto check-in will have to get their ID cards verified manually.
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Hope you are safe
Now many Chinese sneak into Europe and America, wanting freedom
调节座椅靠背的按钮就在扶手上。😂
你用词错了。是你们媒体在隐瞒，不是中国在隐瞒。
I have to tell you that there are only business seats and second-class seats on bullet trains in China.
Be honest and keep your good work.
Thankyou so much.
Will do❤️
I am Chinese, and let me tell you one thing to let you understand China's infrastructure construction. In our rural area, there is a residential area with only three families, which is quite far from the village. In order to provide them with normal water supply and power supply, water companies and power supply companies are willing to spend hundreds of thousands of yuan extra to set up lines and pipelines. In China, poverty alleviation is not a slogan.This is what really happened to me.
这是笨，3户人家耗用的是国家资产。老共就是被老美西方骂怕了，信了他们的邪
真幸福🥰
国家电网是真的牛逼，什么稀奇古怪的地方都能架设电网
It’s also for phone signal
特别是在新疆 我爸经常去旅游 很多荒芜人烟的地方竟然都拉了电网 手机还有信号
Most of the RUclips travel bloggers are visiting China
That’s great
They are couple of bloggers currently in China
Hope your guys enjoy the journey
But it seems strange any vlog said something good about China only have pitiful playback，while any video made by BBC totally fake news and smear China gets lots of playback and comments .
Honestly trains in China are on a whole new level. It still blows my mind that you can travel that fast and you can watch your coffee cup and the coffee is perfectly still, that’s how smooth the ride is! Love from Shanghai!❤
got u here😂 ，more video plz
@@PaleBlueDot-bi9pm hi! 👋👋 New video coming this Sunday!
They even have free hot/ cold water dispenser in the carriage. I made my own cuppa and relax sipping in my seat 😊
This is how the shameless criminal nation boasts about stealing intellectual property from Japan. It's all backed by technology stolen from Japan and the West. By acting as if we invented it ourselves, we can show that we are Chinese.
This is how the shameless criminal nation boasts about stealing intellectual property from Japan. It's all backed by technology stolen from Japan and the West. By acting as if we invented it ourselves, we can show that we are Chinese.
One reason people move to the big cities is that, major cities naturally attract people from the villages to seek career opportunities and better paid jobs, they are the migrant workers, they are the back bone of the chinese economic miracle. And the CHN gov supported this trend because the coastal areas industrialised first, the new factories/construction needed alot of workers. This was the case from the 80s till maybe 10 years ago when the income disparity was huge between the eastern coast and the inlands provinces. But the development of ecommerce changed this gradually, now people from the remote areas can promote their farm products/ tourism etc directly to the whole country, and more and more people don't have to travel to the east coast to find a good wage. Also because CHN gov gave a lot of subsidies and development funds to the western parts and made eastern part rich cities to partner up with a poorer western sister city to help it develop it's industry, technology and social programs etc.
Another reason is poverty, because in the really remote part of the country where access is nearly impossible, people were living in extreme poverty, they don't have access to health care, education, roads, and sometime clean food and water. It's much more cost effective to build one large school with 1000 students than to build 100 schools with 10 students in all these remote villages, they can't find teachers to go there to teach because of the livinng condition, volunteers and CCP members was the only ones who were willing to go there to help them. So the gov build new towns near the area and relocated the people around the area who were willing to move in to newly built free apartments with furniture and house appliances, free schools and hospitals, so they can also have a chance to improve their live, they also get free skills trainning to be chefs mechanic etc, so they can find a job and a stable income to integrate into the society and escape generational poverty.
This is some of the reason how CHN lifted 800 million people from extreme poverty in 4 decades.
PBS Doco [China's war on poverty] ruclips.net/video/nuaJGPZCBYU/видео.html
Chongqing North Railway Station is the third largest railway station in Chongqing, and there are two other railway stations that are bigger than it, namely Chongqing East Railway Station (which will come into operation in 2025) and Chongqing West Railway Station.
I also went to Guangzhou from Hong Kong in one of those bullet trains, it was really great, thanks for sharing ur experience....
Thanks!
Thank you so much! This helps a lot!
Great China and its smart and hard-working Chinese people deserve the respect of the people of the world.
The glass used on high-speed trains is a type of "decelerating glass," similar to the windshield on a car, which makes the speed feel slower. The actual speed of the train is between 300 to 350 kilometers per hour.
The main reason is no shacking no wind, you don't feel the speed easily.
there is no "decelerating glass" in the world. It's against physics. it's just because stable and no loud make you feel the speed is not fast.
Well done Jack and Sophia doing travel we mere mortals wouldn’t dream of.
Why，Please dont think so. 在中国这是一个很简单的事情，你以后也可以来旅行
village doesn‘t mean poor actually，it’s really complicated to explain😂some villagers buy new house in the city，but they would still go back to their old house to do some farming ，which is cozy for them。😂
城里有房，乡下有地，才是人生赢家😂
@@jianfanggu 主打一个进退自如
的确，如果我在农村有块地就安逸了，修栋别墅，种种菜和水果，世外桃源般的生活啊！😂@@jianfanggu
It’s more efficient to provide social amendments like housing, utilities, medical services when people live close together rather than disperse everywhere. The Chinese government is developing the rural areas to enhance agricultural production by bringing small holdings into larger production units for mechanized farming etc. The rural countryside is getting utilities and 5G. Many of the villages are becoming centre of tourist sites offering rustic living and healthy food.
Many rural areas have not even gone through the era of fixed telephone, and have directly entered the era of mobile communication and Internet plus.
If you come to Zhuhai City (which is right next to Macau), I will definitely treat you to dinner and experience the joy of a developed coastal city. Take this as proof😁
China's rural areas are not bad, and the government requires every village to be connected to hardened roads that can drive vehicles. Every village has communication network coverage. Even though the houses you see are older, they are still built with bricks and tiles, rather than simple iron houses.
Bricks and tiles China compare to woods and sticks in U.S.
农村现在都没人，所以老房子孙然在，但都没人住，保留的原因是为了有个念想而已
In 4:08 Sophia not understanding what Jack just said is so hilariously cute😂 "🤨what are u saying 4+4 TWelve....Twelve??😂" they're adorable omg Love from Nepal🇳🇵❤
I strongly recommend you guys to come to Chengdu! There is not only Beijing and Shanghai in China. Chengdu is called the Land of Abundance, Chengdu is also the hometown of panda. Let me know if you come to Chengdu and i would be your car driver , interpreter and tour guide! Let me show you how funny is Chengdu, i'll drive you around in Chengdu!
是的，在农村幸福感很强，很多人喜欢农村的惬意，房子都有大院子，中国物流超级发达，买东西和城市没有区别。
还是比城市慢一点的，我们村得慢一天才能到，因为得等货多了一起送
Beautiful anicent plus modern great China 🇨🇳 ❤️💐
凡是真实客观报道我的祖国的，无论好的还是坏的地方，只要是客观真实的报道，我都点赞。好的地方是真实的，不好的地方也是真实的，毕竟我们还在发展中……
I wish we had high speed trains here in Australia, here our trains go max speed of 70kph. Where I live it takes 4.5 hours to go to Sydney but by car it’s 3 hours and buses it’s 3.5 to 4 hours we are one of the highest tax paying country in the world and we are still talking about about high speed rail it won’t be done for another 30 years when everyone is dead.
Our Aussie "pollies" (politicians) have been talking about a high speed train joining the major cities around the coast - for the past 40+ years - and each time, they hire some expensive "consultant" firms to do a report on the viability of such a project and every time, after paying the consultants millions, they'd shelve the plans because "it will be too costly" or "the return on investment will not be there". To date, I believe there has been 3 or 4 such proposals to have a high speed rail line and all have come to naught - a big fat zero for the taxpayers but not for the consultants who get paid handsomely each time.
Our pollies will go down still dragging the idea of a high speed train line every few years and they will raise expectations before letting the air out of the balloon each time until the proverbial "cows come home" - and not a single rail will be put down. If our pollies ability to talk is part of our infrastructure, we'd be among the world leaders in the field of talk fests.
@@George-k6o9t The money for infrastructure and social spending has been spend on expesive nuclear submarines that will be delivered in 10 years ....
@@George-k6o9t In fact, most of China's subways and trains are losing money, but convenient and cheap transportation has promoted the development of many industries. As a result, the government has obtained more tax revenue, and the people have also gained convenient transportation and employment opportunities.
They (politicians) do a good job in this area, such as listening to the United States and safeguarding its interests.😂
But China is a communist country!
There is another truth, there are five train stations in the urban area of Chongqing. It's all on this scale, I'm from a rural area in Chongqing.
Chongqing Station (Caiyuanba Station). Located in Yuzhong District, it is a stop for the Chengdu Chongqing Railway and the Sichuan Guizhou Railway.
Chongqing South Station (Jiulongpo Station). Located in Jiulongpo District, it is the starting station of the Chengdu Chongqing Railway.
Chongqing North Station (Longtousi Station). Located in Yubei District, it is a passenger service station for multiple railway lines. 😳 You guys are here 😳
Chongqing West Station (Shangqiao Station). Located in Shapingba District, it is a stop for the Chengdu Chongqing High Speed Railway and the Chongqing Guizhou Railway.
Shapingba Station. Located in Shapingba District, it is the starting and ending functional station of the Chengdu Chongqing high-speed railway.
China have an old saying goes : ‘a good government make her people feeling happiness in their own hometowns (or translate as in wherever they living),’ so the government doesn’t force all people to the big cities, in fact, they have many plans to develop rural economy but to keep the original appearance of the countryside. On the one hand, people love how their hometowns look like, on the other hand, they must keep the farmland and wooded mountains for economy and food security of the whole country.
Very interesting journey,i feel as if im travelling along side you. Any way have have pleasant tour all through out. Love you from N--E india.
I am from Chongqing. There are three high-speed rail lines from Chongqing to Chengdu for passenger transportation and two ordinary lines for freight. You should take the northern line, which is a quasi-high-speed rail line with a speed of only 250 kilometers. If you take the southern line, the speed is 350 kilometers. kilometers, the center line is under construction
瞎解释😂
not every old person wants to live in the city. old houses are a comfortable and familiar environment for the older generation. some of the old houses you just saw on the high-speed train are occupied by old people who don't want to live in the city, some are unoccupied, and some are used to look after fish ponds, raise pigs, chickens and ducks, etc.
There are first class seats available on the train, configured as two + two. Business class seats are like the airplane ones which can lay flat.
Food shopping there is so real, it happens a lot between me and my wife, usually I ask my wife what do you want to eat? She always said that I don’t need anything, just eat it by yourself. When I buy food to eat by myself, she will ask: What are you eating? Then took half the food from my hand.
Very informative vlog. keep it up brother and sister. Love from Nepal. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Thanks a ton
Welcome to China and enjoy your trip,Chinese are friendly and China is safe enough.
Advise to the guy: Asian girl soft and sweet as Sophie usually is not used to demand / ask for something. Just keep feeding her all the times.
Lp
Exception: Filipino, Spore...
哈？😅
The speed of the train number starting with the letter 'D' is 250km/hour. If the speed over 350km/hour, the train number always starts with 'G'.
300以上是G，得看线路，G车在200或250的线路也没办法跑到250以上
也看车型号的，最早的crh1.2.3都是250以下，分别是加拿大日本法国引进的几个车，不过票也便宜。自主国产型号就一个crh200最慢，就比绿皮快点，现在全去跑那几个城际铁路了😂跟公交车差不多。别的那几个跑个三百多都没什么问题，就是之前温州那次之后就降速了
@@查布多德勒因为上大学，那时经常坐经武汉，那时就是350km，后面降速其实降速和温州不是直接关系，虽然应该是有一定，主要是因为经济效应才降速，因为超过已定速度效能就很低。
一条线路也有快慢车，站太多哪怕车厢可以跑350km，它也不会跑那么快，因为停站太多，如果是快车，线路很长，中间很长都可以保持350km的。
@@查布多德勒 喜欢我那开不到300还他妈死贵的广东抢铁吗🤣
@@查布多德勒 瞎解释, 自主国产型号还有CR400，Fuxing trains from Shapingba station in Chongqing to Chengdu are all 350 km/h, and it takes only 1 hour between Chongqing and Chengdu
All non-urban people will have a small piece of land given by the government when they are born, on which they can build a house. The government provides facilities such as electricity, natural gas and the Internet. This is why there are so few homeless people in China, because at worst they can go back to their hometowns and farm to support themselves
You are talking about 宅基地（zhai ji di）, a privilege exclusively owned by non-urbaners. Is spite of that, a large proportion of the young generation are still moving out into cities for bettle lives.
你说的夸张了，政府会帮助你，但没有这么夸张主要是我们中国人勤劳的本质。我们主动工作赚钱加上政府的帮助我们才会有现在这样的盛况
外国女生真好，都自己拿东西，这要是中国女的，那个大包得男的背，箱子得男的拿，还得自己拍视频。。。
你片面了，中国女生这么多人，还是有一部分很好的，比如我就不会全部让我老公拿@@bill_tan
@@bill_tan 我也注意到这一点了。现在中国的女生短视频看太多，思想已经脱离现实了。
I’ve been in GZ for quite some time - you don’t need your passport everywhere you go. I’ve been stopped by the police, just as long as you have a photo it’s enough. Unless you’re using the trains then yes. But you don’t “need it everywhere you go”. Just saying 🙏🏽
as long as a photo? I suppose you mean a phone?
@@flyingnan2520 A photo of passport .
@@flyingnan2520我理解是出示她手机里的护照照片，相当于我们中国人出示手机里的的电子身份证一样。
@@flyingnan2520 a photo of the passport in the phone.
Hope everyone can have a nice experience in China
You said you don't see the seperation between countryside and cities in any other nations.
What?!
You see exactly that in literally every single country on earth.
They travelled from Chongqing (population 30 million) to Chengdu (population 20 million). The distance of 300km is similar to travelling from Paris (population 2 million) to Brussels (population 1 million). So the difference between the cities and villages in China would be more significant than the difference between the cities and villages in other countries.
Nice one guya
Hey my favorite beautiful couple! Jack and Sophia! What a wonderful journey! Love it! Thank you so much for the information! Take care and cheers!❤
Thanks so much!!
شكرًا
Thanks a lot mate!!
Means much. :)
21:34 Blue sign says "动车组停车位置“ meaning "train group parking area".
The words on the yellow sign on the ground says "前方危险，非工作人员请勿入内“ meaning "Danger ahead, non staff please do not enter".
It looks like the blue sign is a reference point the train uses to park. For the words in the yellow notice, I think (meaning not 100% sure) that the dangerous area is referring to the metal barrier at the end of the platform that shouldn't be crossed.
So, you weren't being naughty go there to get pictures/videos. Anyway, thanks for sharing your adventure with us.
If this is communism I am in love with communism, bro! The coolest country! I love China!
Communism is evil for the west politicians,because tney know coummunism will lead to a bright future for ordinary people!
China's communism is by name only. It's definitely socialism with a strong indication of free economy. N Korea is probably the only communist country left and it shows its a failure
兄弟，我们是社会主义，共产主义我们已经放弃了😂
🤣I think you can consider China as a most special&marginalized western country.
@@user-sb1450 你是書沒念好嗎？中國現在是社會主義初級階段 ，還不是完全的社會主義國家 。我們離成為完全的社會主義國家還很遠 。從社會主義完成到共產主義就更遠了 。中國從來沒有放棄進步 ，何來放棄共產主義理想 。
Australia is still dreaming about high speed trains it’s been 20 years and in 30 years they will still be dreaming about it😅😂
same as Murrica. :(
It depends on that governments serve for the rich or common people.
California has been dreaming about the HSR since 1980s. It’s 40+ years and we are still waiting.
事實上高鐵項目很難盈利，但是它所帶來的社會效益遠遠大於政府補貼。可是“不盈利”的項目在歐美國家很難通過
@@inkbold8511It will never happen cause your gov.spends all the money on stupid endless wars.Your country’s national debt is 35 billion dollars to me that is insane mate.
China's HSR stations are massive and beautiful.
没有三等舱哦，只有无座、二等座、一等座和商务座，并且无座的价格跟二等座是一样的哦！
There is no third class, only no seat, second class, first class and business class, and the price of no seat is the same as that of second class!❤
As a Chinese, It’s a shame you didn’t receive a good impression of Chinese people before but I hope this trip can change your perceptions of us . I also want to say that a lot of Chinese grew up really really poor (my grandpa for example ate dirt for half a month to fill his belly) so a lot of older Chinese might lack manners due to being born in circumstances where they just couldn’t afford to care, but this is slowly being changed as socioeconomic conditions in China rise, and people are able to afford to be more considerate. I can also say that a lot of the elders in China, despite lacking manners, are some of the most down to earth and kind people you’ll ever meet. A lot of them hold a lot of empathy to people from worser circumstances to them as well, so I hope that this helps understand why Chinese might give off the impression that they lack manners (which I think is definitely improving!)
There is NI third class in High Speed train. I'm from Shanghai. Nice to see you
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I would probably have a 30 - 40% inclination to watch the videos uploaded onto this channel, however since the Brand Ambassador Sophia now appears in all the content, I find that I cannot miss a single show.
Keep up the good work!
The lines and signs are for train drivers. It says: the position to stop the bullet train.
In addition, the high-speed rail from Chongqing to Chengdu cannot reach high speeds because there are too many mountainous areas. If you go from Chongqing to the southeast, the speed will remain stable at 300+
瞎解释, Fuxing trains from Shapingba station in Chongqing to Chengdu are all 350 km/h, and it takes only 1 hour between Chongqing and Chengdu
Due to the mountainous terrain in Sichuan and Chongqing, it is difficult for high-speed trains to maintain full speed throughout the journey. To experience full speed, please go to eastern cities such as Xiamen, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Hefei, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, etc
瞎解释, 速度和地形没有关系，all high-speed trains from Shapingba station in Chongqing to Chengdu are all 350 km/h without any stops and it takes only 1 hour between Chongqing and Chengdu. He went to Chongqing North Station and there are no 成渝城际不停站的高速列车。另外，中国首条400 km/h 的高铁就是现在正在建设的成渝中线高铁。
Sophia is so cute! I love her!
Oh! My favourite couple travelling in china❤❤
That means much mate!!
Thanks a bunch.
With the high speed trains going to all cities flying can be avoided, no more waiting for an hour for your flight, stuck in a small seat then waiting for your baggage at the destination, easier to catch a train where you can move around, sit in comfort watching the outside fly past.
Hi..guys great video..I love it have a good day..keep making more like this ❤
In China's very very nice happy to in every where peaceful.❤ ❤
Fuxing trains from Shapingba station in Chongqing to Chengdu are all 350 km/h, and it takes only 1 hour between Chongqing and Chengdu
you both have very warm and sweet smiles, so nice
You are so kind. Thank you.
I am really lucky to have been born in China and become a Chinese citizen, the Chinese government really loves the Chinese people and makes the life of most Chinese people better and better, and we also love our country.❤❤❤
Thank you for the Chinese subtitles
Your most welcome 🙏
Shopia is so beautiful. She steals the screen every time her face appears. Where is she from ?
Nepal
@@canalesjuan356 Thank you 😊
Aha, some month ago I was there. that was my birth city which had lived there 38 years for my life before out of China.
The China government has built the best infrastructure for the people, and everyone can enjoy it.
People in China now only need to pay medical insurance to see a doctor without making an appointment, so they can see a doctor quickly and cheaply. And public toilets are clean and free of charge. Public transportation is much cheaper and cleaner than Europe.
Welcome and enjoy in China.
Nice to meet you❤
10:38 There are no third class seats here, but there are standing class seats. This means you can sit in any empty seat unless its owner gets on the train.
Thanks for the wonderful and informative videos! Just a friendly advice when you're traveling (or living) in China but can't speak/read Chinese, you should get an translation app or a language translator device. So, if you want to ask the locals questions, it will translate whatever you say to the phone (or device), the app just translates it in voice.
In your video, I saw my city and the place where I live, it's really cool. Welcome to China, welcome to Chongqing！
Your train model is 復興號which is marked on the body of the train.
18:50 My personal opinion: the very small villages with small, run-down cottages you see along the way. Probably the only people living there are old people who lived there decades ago when China was not so advanced, and now their descendants may have settled in nearby small towns or cities, but they still live in the small villages out of reluctance or discomfort with city life. From what I have seen, the poor thing is that probably in a few decades, when this group of old people pass away, such small villages will not exist anymore. Anyway, it is true that big cities mean more opportunities and more and more young people are leaving their villages.
Like your videos about China!
行动起来亲自来看看
have a good day, Jack
11:00 no, only business class and 2nd class,and standing ticket with same price as 2nd class ticket
我们永远爱自己的国家！🇨🇳❤
Man，you can put down your seat，don't worry about that.Nobady will care that， have a good trip❤
China really is not messing around when it comes to development! BTW, one thing: _kilometres_ rhymes with "nanometres" and "millimetres", not with "thermometers" or "speedometers" (because it's a unit of measurement, not a measuring device).
19: 27. The viewpoint you expressed is objective and correct. Chinese government is vigorously promoting infrastructure construction and expanding urbanization to increase GDP, but there is still a large proportion of Chinese people who aspire to rural life.
Jack Torr & Sophia , Whoosh and Majapahit Economy New Generation menunggumu .
In about a year, California will (hopefully) build the first bullet train in the US connect the greater Los Angles are to Las Vegas. The projected time to build is about 5 years. So looking forward to ride it!
你确定能按时完工？美国😂
@@hl1234561 the answer is it won't be finished on time, and it will run over budget. But that won't stop me from being optimistic. Life is too short to think about things out of your control.
Too optimistic, you better extend that time by 3 and look at 15 years for completion instead. Cause the planning started 1980s so it only took them 40 years to start.
@@inkbold8511 really? in the 80s???
China has lifted 90M people out of extreme poverty in the past decade. You may like to dive in their way to do it. Should be very inspiring to other countries.
900million you missed a zero
非常你们的视频，感谢你们客观公正的报道。祝帅哥，美女旅途愉快！
You two look like Hollywood stars.
I just noticed you may not put down your seat back, that will be more comfortable! Have a nice day!
Wow, Chengdu, must see panda🐼
非常感谢你们能够客观的分享在中国的旅行 ，祝你们旅途愉快！！！
Thankyou so much.
Nice and safe country CHINA 🇨🇳🫶🏻👍😎
It's a High-Speed Train when the train ID# starts with G. It's a train with a speed of about 200 km/h or 250 km/h, the train ID# starts with D. All others are normal trains with speeds up to 160 km/h.
I thought G series train is 350 km/ph?
@@ALWH1314 You are right. the "G" series speed is around 300-350 km/h and the "D" series is around 200-300 km/h. Now we are building new trains and its speed is about 450 km/h, welcome to China and try it in the future.
@@chengjiang5574 450的列车以后运行时速应该在380~400
@@ALWH1314 The current high-speed trains have a string such as 380A, or 380B in the model, which means the trains are designed to have a commercial speed of 380 km/h, it can go up to 450 km/h in straight tracks.
The train station and train is beautiful and advanced than Australia
Any resemblance to Japanese high speed trains is coincidental. Thank you.
What you see is the rural areas of western China, where there are rich families and poor families. My hometown is Dazhou, Sichuan, very close to Dazu. There will be subsidies for needy families in rural China, which we call: dibao (minimum living security). Our Dazhou Municipal Government's subsidy standard is: rural needy households are 533 yuan/month (75$), and particularly needy households are 693/month (97$). $). Farmers grow food and receive food subsidies. I don’t know the specific amount, but it is very small. Medical insurance reimburses 80%, some diseases seem to be 100% reimbursed, and some diseases are not reimbursed. You can check the specific situation on Baidu. This is probably the welfare situation in rural China, but poor families still cannot solve their problems with this meager subsidy. Therefore, the Chinese government still has a long way to go in eliminating poverty.
I'm living in Chengdu，welcome～～
年輕好玩，上山又落山
The playback volume of your videos in China is even much higher than on RUclips
That side you got in through is not exclusive for foreigners, but a gate with manual ID check service. Foreign visitors' passports have to be manually verified and some Chinese passengers failed with auto check-in will have to get their ID cards verified manually.
82 Thumbs up already
The space behind your seats are actually designated baggage space.😂
Enjoy!
Always have a bet with rosy especially for meals 😄😊
Thank you 🙏
Seeing is believing
Welcome to China
太棒了！！！